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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-22
PAUL JONES' REMOVAL.
Body Of American Officer to Leave Cher.
bourg, July s.

Paris, June 22.--The ministry Of ma
rine and the American embassy are
arranging the details Of the ceremonies
which win attend the removal of the
body of Paul Jones, which is set for
July 9, from Paris and July s from
Cherbourg. The date, July s. for the
embarkation of the body at Cherbourg
was chosen SO as to precede the fes-
Invites of the occasion Of the meeting
Of the British and French squadrons at
Cherbourg July 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-22
KIDNEY SUFFERERS!

other remedies for the cure Of kidney and bladder
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nedy's new remedy for kidney bladder and liver
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it fails to cure. Its wonderful power to cure dis
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suit Of the efforts Of that skilled physician and sur
geon. DR.. David Kennedy, 10 make amedcine that
would dissolve and expel from the system stone,
gravel and uric acid. In this way Cal-cura Sol
vent not only cures the disease, but also removes
all irritating causes. 1t Is not patent medicine,
il is prescription used in DR.. Kennedys private
practice, with uniform success Write TO The Cal
eura Co, Kingston, NY, for free treatment bottle
z. A. Drown. Barre. Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-22
Yesterdays American League Scores.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia /
Cleveland 8.
American League Standing.

Yesterdays National League Scores.
At Sc. Louis--Boston 9, st. Louis
At cincinnati-New York 8, Cincin-
natl 3.
At Pittsburg- Pittsburg 4, Brooklyn
At Chicago-Chicago 3, Philadelphia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-22
Taft Ends Bridge Eight.

Washington, June 22.--Secretary Taft
yesterday took action on the Union bridge
controversy Mt Pittsburg. He refused
70 reopen the hearing and declared that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-22

the bridge is an unreasonable obstrac-
tion to the navigation of the Allegheny
River.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
GETTING READY
To MOVE

The New York Central lines are
making all preparations Tor moving
into their new quarters. In the
Alaska building TIE company H.
TO occupy the entire south room on
the ground noor making the office
25xt00 feet. ". G. scarchrcst. pas
aeuKer agent for the New York Gem
trail lines OF the Pacific northwest
stated today that these offices viii
be the finest on the Pacific coast
barring none.
"Our offices I'm the new Alaska
building VIII be fitted up I'm the
finest things money can buy" said
Mr.. gearchreHt They viii be fully
equipped with all the necessities Of "a
passenger and freight office. Tho
following are the different roads
that viii be represented IA the new
offices; The New York Central.
the Now York Central a Hudson
River. Michigan Central
Shore q Michigan southe
-Four. Lake Erie q W
Pitteburr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
CUB" POLICEMEN
MADE BAD BREAK
Nouces TRY TO ARREST STAR EmpLoYE WITHOUT Az.
THoRITY WITHOUT a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PREFER.
RED AGAINST THEM

the mail matter he accompanied the
Officers to the home OF Charles Har-
din. where the latter admitted that
Harrison was not one Of the men
who had assaulted him.
As matter Of fact. Harrison. who
ls one Of the leaders in the Western
Central Labor union. vas attending
a meeting Of that organization on
the night In question. but In spite
Of his statements to that effect. cor
roborated by the testimony OF other
members Of the union who saw him
AZ the meeting Hardin and Putnam
insisted on dragging him away.
Chief Delaney eenaured the men
for their stupidity and explained
the unfortunate affair by saying
that both men we're new 20 the bust
ness and expressed the hope that
they would improve with age
Within a day or two Harrison will
bring suit for heavy damages
against Hardin and Putnam. charg=
ing them with false arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
WOULD KEEP BOYS
OUT OF SALOONS
STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR ADOPTS RgsoLUTioNs-oR.
oAnlzArlon WANTS COLORADO TROUBLE INVESTIGATED

EVERETT. Wash. Jan. e-The
state Federation 81 Labor. Ia aes-
sion here today. resolved on a cam
palgu for initiative and referendum
and adopted % resolution against
permitting minors 20 learn barteud-
Ing.
'rhc mothers ~ the state Will
thank us for this" said "a Seattle
man.
=. J.. Parr. Of Everett. said: As
"A father and barkoeper I must say
I'm not proud OF the occupation I
follow. hope I may not live to see
my son behind n bar"
This morning the federation de-
nounced the bull pens In Colorado
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

afternoon and Tuesday and We'd
ncaday and Thursday he canyaased
among friends and acquaintance Ia
vain. aud at night. By the light OF
lamp IN the deserted Mcdonald
home. he despaIringly counted up
hts own little hoard Of pennies
niekels. dimes and half dollars. only
to fiud them pltiahly inadequate.
lie ruac early In the morntnE. SO
that he might miik the COW, attend
20 che fowls and tidy up the house
before the days canvass. and he
did all the little things about the
house that hia absent mothers
hands had been wont to attend %.
tits nights were almost sleeplsaa
and his days despairinE but this
morning he found Councilman W n.
Murphy. an old friend Of his moth
er'E. and was overioycd. for the
councilman listened 20 hts plea and
when lt VAS done. spoke Kindly to
the haif-dlstraeted lad.
That's all right. my boy said
Mr.. Murphy. Il viii see that your
mother gets out % her trouble
The money will be on hand In the
morning New you run along home
and tend 20 the pigs and chickens.
and quit your worrying. have
known your mother three years. she
Is a good wife and a good mother.
and We will DO the very best we
can for her
So It came about that Mrs. Nc
Donald was released from custody
this morning aud that she il this
afternoon back in her own home
At Columbia City. being a0othed
and tenderly nuraod BY the devoted
lad. Who since she Is spared the
humiliation and discomfort % the
county Jail. cares not that his uncle
and stepfafher are still held under
bonds Of 81 SEQ cach. answerable TO
the iaw on the charge ~ trcapass-
passing on Uncle Sans exclusive
rights 20 manufacture the coin Of
the republic
In making hls statement 70 the
court. Captain Bell said that he
would be ansWcrabie for Mrs Nc
Donalds low bail as he would find
her in case ahe should try 10 escape
but that be dld not believe she
would attempt % 10 SO az she has
previously borne an excellent Fepa
tatiou and was undoubtedly drawn
into the crime FOR which she was
arrested by her criminal brother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

In pltiable state OF nervous
ness. humiliation aud illness Mrs
MAY Mcdonald. who was arrested
Monday hy Captain b " Bell. 81
the ss.ret service department while
pouring spurious molten metal iuto
coin molda for her husband aud
her brother. counterfulters. was this
morning released from the county
Ail on $50 cash bail This redue-
ton was granted BY the court on
request Of Captain Bell himself
Who stated that while he deemed
the woman guilty OF assisting In
the eounterfeiung he believed that
she had been strongly Influenced tn
the matter by Frank Richards her
brother. whose criminal career is
we'll known throughout the north
west
A pathetic story Of filial devotion
attaches TO the release OF the WON
&c counterfeiter. and there was an
affecting meeting between mother
and son at the Mcdonald home in
Columbia City when the released
prisoner reached there ut the noon
hour.
Ever since his mother vas ar
rested Monday morning VIII Ne
Donald. the iT-year-old son OF the
woman eounterfelter. has been try
lng desperately 90 secure bail for his
mother Il was he who rushed to
p. D. Hughes IS soon as his mother
was taken into custody and pleaded
with him 20 take her ease IN charge
and secure her release.
she's q woman. you know said
the boy. and toe others can stand
Il. Thsy have got her into all this
troubls anyway. She Isn't very
strong. and all this disgrace and
trouble will make her sick. We
have simply got 20 get her cut.
The boy also went TO Captain Bell
and urged him 10 keep down the
amount q the bonds. II possible
IF you can keep Il down 20 $500
OF $500 maybe ! can rustic the
money somewhere. said the boy
Il don't care about my uncle OF my
father They can stay IN Jail but
must get my mother out
Captain Bell. who had reasons o.
his own Tor believing the mother
deserving Of such lauiency as could
BE- arranged. promised TO do what
be could and the boy rushed away
% find some friend who would as
sist him In his trouble. Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
THEY ARE WORRYING
CERTAIN OF TIE CITY DADS WOULD LIKE KNOW JUST
WHAT MATTHEWS HAS UP HIS sLsEVE-HG WILL
MEET COUNCIL COMMITTEE

spring on the unauspeetiuR city
fathers but that since the matter
came up numerous friends have
called upon him TO supplement the
facts already possessed by him.
Among these. Il h. said. are several
persons who are wise" To- some OF
the shady deals that have been per-
petratrd IN the past. some OF this
Eratultous Information Is undoubt-
rdiy straight but Il II safe 60 say
that II the divine runs down an Of
the clsNs that have been tipped off
% him he will require the assist
nnee Of several Pinkerton detectives
Chairman cole. or the eouucil-
mamie committee stated this after
noon that he had not heard from
pr Matthews. hut that his commit
tee would surely meet him ut the
time stated In ease such an invita-
tion were received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
Boom For Sam Hill
HE WILL OCCUPY CHAIR AT THE SENATORIAL POKER ia.
BILE AT oLYMPIA-PiLEs' CHANCES

! will a. least be able 70 draw cards.
Today another chair was pushed
up beside the round table.
Reserved for SAMUEL HILL. OF
Seattle. Is placarded upon Il. The
chair was slipped into the senator
lal poker room by the friends OF
Jim Hills son-in-law today.
While the chair is new. Il shows
some wear. having evidently been
used By the gas man who was. but
now isn't, in several private dress
rehenrsals.
In front OF Fosters chair. living
on the green cloth. Is perhaps the
largest stack that has yet been
placed on the board. But OF course.
that is no sign that II will long re-
main the biggest stack In this
stack with which Addison G. will
start into the game Is the lumber
interests. The lumber interests in
the house are strong for the Ia
coma senator
Sweeuy. as usual dropping coins
about and ordering llbations for
the boys" dropped INTO town today
and had a look around to see II his
chair was up al the table and all
was ready for him 10 set In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
THANK YOU" SAYS THE DIET

TOXIC. Jan. 6.-The diet. at a
special session today. adopted a res
olution felicitatinE the emperor on
the years cam paign, which reached
a climax In the fall OF Port Arthur.
The Victories are attributed TO the
emperorH illuEtrious virtue NOgi
and the third army were thanked
for their glorious achievements.
4 dispatch from Port Arthur
states that only 50 Russian officers
accepted the parole. All the reg
ular Russian troops have marched
out Of Port Arthur and Wni leave
for Daluy today.
The japanese troops entered the
city yesterday 10 keep order. Nom
combatants are allowed :he option
OF remaining at Port Arthur.
The navy f. removing mines and
hunks from the harbors mouth. All
the forts have been taken over by
the japanese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

derrd the sergeant alarms 10 stop
the rotreAtinE senators. but the lat
ter vas nQwerisas.
iiAKxott lead the deaert.rs % the
senate chamber. where he organized
"rnmpH Joint session he sent
the sergeant At arms 20 the house
with sullposnas fer the remaining
senators. bat the sergeant alarms
WIS denied admittanee
The Peabody foftes Ia the house
with the remaining senators. then
proceeded 10 adopt resolutions for
the appointment Of committee To
investigate the Beaver frauds and
10 report on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

What will happen when Rev. II
A Matthews makes his defense Of
the charges OF graft he has made
against the members OF the coun-
eilg
This il the question that o. being
whispered from ear Co ear bbaut the
city hall among Interested politi-
clans and citizens That Dr Mat
thcwa answer will not be tame
affair that Il viii b. more Ia the
nature of an assault than defense
ia the general trend o. opinion.
Several persons. Who aver that
they know whereof they speak In
innate that the divine VIII spring
ono or two sensations 10 has been
acknowledged BY nearly every enc
from the beginning that Or Mat
thewa Will be able 60 deliver aonr
challenges that will put several Of
the city dads iu an embarrassing
position.
The committee 81 eouuciiu-n APP
pointed TO call upon the pastor 60
formally make known tho city les
islBturra feyefiHh desire 20 have
him either auhHtantlstr bis charges
or vindieate the innocent salons has
net yet picked up the front 60 make
the visit
4 do not know set said Or
Matthews 20 Star mar this morn
ins when / am expected "a appear
before the council 60 make my
statement. but { suppose shall soon
learn. ! am Just about ready
have invited the gentlemen appoint
"a % see me % make their Ktsit and
expect ts meet them tomorrow AZ
ter have talked with them viii be
able 70 tell you when I shall make
public nv written statement
II l. claimed hy many persons
that Dr Matthews not only has
deal 81 uEir "dape ~ his own 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

and demanded that they be investl-
gated
J. cullen. Of Spokane. opposed the
resolution. saying It was hypoeriti-
cal and Inconsistent II developed
that faetioual differences I'm spo-
Kane caused his attitude and he was
Kissed.
Another Spokane delegate said a
secret investigation was now pro-
crossing In Colorado. conducted by
the bureau Of commerce and labor.
with the intention OF an open in
quiry,
President Blaekmau and others
spiritedly favored the resolution.
Cullen's vote was the only one
against the resolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

Charles Roberts a waiter IN the
Bismarck cafe. filed suit this aft
crnoon against William Jensen
proprietor Of the place. and John
Kuehle for 81 .0s5 damages. which
he claims 60 have suffered by rea-
son OF an assault by the plaintiffs
in December
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
SUSTAINED
THE CITY
JUDGE BELL HANDS DOWN DE
ctsloH IN sckLPlNo CASE

Judge Bell sustained the city in a
decision thls afternoon In the ia
nous scalpers case.
Judge BELL denied a restraining
order asked for by A. OttinEer. Who
asked that the city be prevented
from enforcing the ordinance
against ticket soalpinE
Judge Bell held that the ordi-
nance was constitutional. and fur
ther granted the demurrer filed by
tho city against Ottinger's original
complaint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
Teller Wants
government
Railway

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-senator
Teller today introduced a bill for
the construction Of a railway By the
government from the Atlantic to
the Pacific. with branches TO the
principal cities and rates 10 be Rd-
justed 70 an 10 pay per cent inter
est on the investment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

United States court.
Even Mrs. Chadwick's counsel.
Attorney Dawley. was refused ad
mittance.
Meanwhile Sheriff George C. Null
hern. who has lust taken charge. Sc
cured an opinion from the county
solicitor 20 the effect that ne has
fun charge OF the prisoner while she
Is IN the county jail. and that a
United States prisoner was no other
than a county prisoner while that
prisoner was I'm the county Jail.
Both the trunk and satehel. which
were carefully guarded while Mrs.
chadwick was In New York city,
have been opened and their con
tents examined by Mr.. GrossmRn
Tho result shows nothing that will
add materially TO Mrs. Chadwick's
assets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
TROUBLE IN
THE COLORADO
LEGISLATURE
JOINT SESSION BREAKS UP IN BIG Row-LlguTENANr
GOVERNOR LEADS IN BoLrAHo RUmP SESSION IS HELD

tho Legislature. which resulted In
dlsordcrly proceedings. Both en-
dcavorcd TO WELD the Rhvel at the
same time
Haggutt declared tho session adj
iourned and n majority OF the sen
ators left the hall.
Dickinson shouted that the legis-
lature was still in session and or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
PETITION
DISMISSED

Judge Bell this Afternoon dismiss
ed the petitions of Hannah Callahan
and Richard Cofcorau. I'm which
they asked 10 be made sole
heirs OF the Sullivan rhis
ends In the superior he
present az least tn
ton regarding thu
people Co o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

The latest report from Vice Adj
mirol HoleBtYenaky squadron was
contained in a dispatch dated Tam
atave. island OF Madagascar. Janu-
airy 2. In which IL was stated that
the vice admiralB division Of the
Russian second Pacific squadron,
consisting Of five battleships. three
cruisers. two transports aud a hos
pital ship. had anchored that day In
the roadstead OF Santa Marie. an
island on the east coast
The Kniaz souYaraff was built at
81 Petersburg In 1902 and was b.
SIC tons displacement Her length
was 1914 feet. her drauRht 70 feet.
and indicated horsepower 5000.
Her armament Was OF the Russian
krupp pattern and consisted Of four
tz-inch. twelve 8-inch. twenty g.
inch. twenty 5-pouuder and six l.
FOUNDER guns. She had six torpedo
tubes Her complement OF men was
40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
SIX YEAR TERM FOR PREsl.
DEMT

DEN
WASHINGTON. Jan 6.-Senator
BAILEY yesterday submitted 10 the
senate "a proposed amendment to the
constitution which provides
The executive power shall be
vested In a president Of the United
States, who shall hold his office
during "a term of six years. and. to-
Ecthcr with the vice president.
chosen for the same term. be elect
ed as provided IA article l. Of the
amendments to the constitution The
president shall forever be ineligible
to u recollection. nor shall any per
son be eligible 60 an election ia the
presidency who has served as pres
ideut under any succession pro-
vidcd for I'm the constitution or I'm
the laws. or IN pursuance thereof"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
RUSSIAN VESSELS SINK

CHEFOO. Jan. 6-Word reached
here this morning that the japanese
sunk two Russian torpedo boats and
three destrOyers at Port Arthur
just prior TO the capitulation.
The vessels sank we're the torpedo
boats Cuidamak and Fusatonikl. the
destr0yers Jetirny. Sisik and Boe-
vol. and the cruiser Bayan. lying
on the south coast OF the harbor,
was severely damaged. The gun
boat Bohr was entirely burned as a
result Of the japanese Smelling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

SAN QUENTIN PRISON. Cal.
Jan e,--IArrY o'Ncil. alias Henry
Milton. vas hanged At 10. 30 o'clock
this morning He died game. He
chatted with the warden before 30
Ing 20 the seaftold He said he was
glad 10 Ole. as he vas a bad man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

DENVER, Jan. o.-The Joint sea=
sion OF the Colorado legislature.
while considering the canvass OF the
election returns. broke UP Ia a big
row this afternoon.
Lieutenant Governor HaREutt and
Speaker Dickinson both attempted
to preside over the joint session Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
Is Not Confirmed at London

LONDON. Jan. 6.-There ls no
confirmation here Of the report from
-. Petersburg Of a disaster to the
Russian battleship Knlaz souyaroff
According TO a dispatch TO the Daily
Mall from Maize. one OF the Sey-
ehelle Islands fabout / 900 miles east
Of Zanzibar. on January both d.
visions u the Russian Baltic squad
ron were proceeding In the direc-
ton OF DIEGO suarez. II IL reported
that RoIestFenfky.s squadron keeps
good formation and appears to ma
neuYer well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

= The first sporting letter from I
= the pen Of James J. corbst,. I
. who is aelna 70 write timely I
. isttsrs on pvailisrn Tor this pa. I
. per exclusively IN this Vicinity. 4
. will appear tomorrow. :
Dent miss Il, II you are in. {
. 'srsstsd IN sports. Corbstt has :
/. shown he is q clever bossr. and :
/. clever vaudeville artist on :
. the stage. You will soon be {.
/. convinced tha. he IL = clever !
. writer az veil. :
s-sss ss=.-s=. -. a . . . q -s-..Y.-.. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

PARIS. Jan. G-The St Peters
burg correspondent of the Paris edi-
ton OF the New York Herald teie-
graphs that Vice Admiral HoieBt-
venskya flagship, the battleship
Knlaz souvaroff. has struck a rock
and foundercd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
By scrlpns News ASSAY

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 6.-Prosc.
cutting Attorney Houey returned
this morning from san Francisco 20
resume the prosecution Of the land
frauds lie plunged into the evil
denee 10 be submitted when the
grand Jury reconyencs on Tuesday.
He IL Joined by oliver f. Pugin. of
Chicago. who viii assist him in the
prosecution by a reparation OF In
dictmcnts.
The first case TO be considered by
the jury will he that Of Frederick
Kribbs. timber speculp'a~ e-
Till
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
Boy Displayed Splendid
Devotion to His Mother
WOMAN couNreRFErTER GIVEN Her FREEDOM $3.50 BAll
IMPRISONMENT HAS MADE HER SICK

Under dim light shaded lamp turned
years table with his cad bowed despangly his
; arms pie OF books which but few
his study hours night lay
all alone in the house Hours
and tucked the little In the the
mothers wings he had untethered the fed her and shell
the night Two
his uncle father,
N kitchen a with paper them
OF the tools
and SON big spoons
beside him. there something eise his
ers workbasket-in IL a halfnnished piece Of darnng
raised his weary glance upon
basket TITS mother also In the tolls Of the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
Report Declared Untrue

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. s.-Re-
ports that Vice Admiral Roiestyen-
fky'a flag ship. the battleshtp Kniaz
souyaron. has struck a rock and
sunk are declared by the admiralty
70 be untrue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. y. {. Jan e.
The house passed the Qualifications
bill today. carrying nearly s. 00a.-
coo and at las 9. m. adjourned I'M
III Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
Olympia, Wash.
staff Correspondence BY Dan Dean
and Will Windon,.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 6.-The senator
ial managers have begun unpacklng
their blue chips. the dusty cover has
been lifted from the senatorial polk
er table and the players have begun
10 gather around the green cloth.
The talk among Seattle people
who are here 20 either casually
watch or do little coaching IN the
big game have Il that sam Piles
viii have a good look In at the
game. ~ he can keep his stack Of
kiug county legislators together.
or course. John l. Wilson has a
scat at the table This chair is
somewhat worn from long usage.
but Wilson seems 10 be in no Wise
ashamed Of it and his friends seem
TO think that he will have a chance
10 reach over and swipe that stack
Of King county legislators from IN
front Of piles. II he does. they say.
and can keep the stack intact he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
Land Battle TO Be Resumed

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. e.-ft is
stated on the best Of authority that
the battle Of Shake river r. about
10 be resumed. the Russians taking
the offensive This vas decided at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
Russian Admirals Promoted

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. G.-Vies
Admiral skrydloff has been made
a member OF the admiralty council
and Admiral Yessen appointed COM
mauder Of the Vladiv0stok fleet