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The oasis., 1905-01-07
MINING NEWS.

Prescatt Courier The White Mountain Gold Mining Company has contracted for a 20-stamp mill for its mine near Congress Junc- tion. The power is to be for 40 stamps and cyanide plant goes with the mill ordered. The com pary has 50 men at work grading a mill site and road from Con- gress Junction to Wickenburg It is expected that the mill will be in operation by May 1.
 Bisbee Review. The Copper Queen will for December probably have made better than 6.000,000 pounds, it's record for November. For that matter 1t is the top record in its history and shows great gain over the same month for last year. The month of January, with the new furnace in commission, may shove the record considerably further up the line. With copper at it's present price there is decided incentive to advance the produc- tl0n.
 Kingman Miner: Two prospec- tors have discovered a vein of ore on Mob Hill, near Eldorado Canon, that runs 450 ounces silver and one ounce gold. The men have been shipping regularly to the smelter and report has it that enough ore is in sight to make them wealthy. The ore is similar to that found in early days on the Techaticup and is still richer. It is probable that when the new mill is erected at the Techaticup all ores in that section will be milled there.
 Silver Belt: Early in the new wear Gleeson will have a shelter in actual operation. Half of the machinery therefor is on the ground and grading of the site is going on vigorously. It is to be a 250-ton plant and the site is large enough for additions as needed. The work of development in the camp is progressing rapidly and we'll, notwithstanding certain liti- gation which has been hindering some operations. The promise of an early settlement will take away this difficulty.
 Clifton Era: The Home Copper Company has cancelled A. NJ Por- ter's lease on the BuMard's Shadow mine on its finding out that he had struck the rich gold vein on the claim and had been pounding out the gold in metate and was sacking what he called the low grade ore running S100 per sack. Porter's strike was discovered by his trying to sell one of his slugs, i. it Is claimed. The mine has pro- duced richly heretofore but the rich vein had been lost until struck again by MT. Porter. It is expect ed that the Home company will develop the claim.
 Tombstone Prospector; T h e Tombstone Consolidated Mines Go. has started drift this week on the sO0-foot level. which is 200 feet be- low the original water level. They have good reason for expecting to strike a fine ore body on that level before prospecting far, and the con- ditions are most favorable. The pumps are now handling about 3,200,000 gallons of water every twentv-four hours, which repre-
The oasis., 1905-01-07
Arizona & Colorado R. K.
 TIME CARD. No. 8 Effective October 1st. 1904.

Lv. Cochise s:S0 s. m. Ar Pearce lO.25 a. m. Lv. Pearce 7:45 Ar. Cochise $40
 Connections at Cochise with s. P. R.R. EPEs RANDOLPH, K. AxMcFARLAND, President and Asst. Gen. Mgr.
 General Mgr and Chief Eng
 Tucson. Aria. Tucson Ariz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

Wants TO help her cut. does he p
repeated the court Wei. that II
Easy enough. and there's just one
way 10 10 Il. Take the couple into
my chambers. and tell the auditors
clerk 10 make out a marriage
license"
Judge Morris usually attends 20
the matrimonial business Of the
courthouse. but where peatnssa and
dispatch Il required. Judge Fratcr
eau attend 70 the modifying himself.
Within three minutes he had the
pair formally bstrothed and on their
way down stairs to the auditors Of
flee for = marriage license. The
marriage was temporarily blocked
by Auditor Agnew's decision that the
license could not be issued without
the consent 81 the girls parent. even
though the court itself desired q.
Upon hearing % this difficulty.
Judge Fratsr at oncc set out an Of
ficer 70 locate the giffn mother. and
the wedding was conaumatsd
az : o'clock BY Judge Fratcr
himself. who stated that he would
remain after court hours himself
and tie the knot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
DON'T KNOW
WHAT TO DO

The city hall commission meets
tonight. Tho commission 81 ms yet
cup in the air NJ to the proper
plan 20 adopt. bat the more II eogl-
tatea over the subject the more Il ia
coming 10 the conclusion that any
ether scheme than that authorized
by the electors 10 spend $4,000 on
n combined jail and hospital on the
Kecxer block Is lmpfacticahle at the
present time. II any added Inn
provemcnta are 20 be made It ~
probable that new proposition
will have 10 be submitted 10 the
voters at the next election
The only other manner Of getting
funds would be 10 sell the Keeaer
block and $50 acres on Beacon hill
which the city bought FOR cemetery
purposes,
The commission Is beginning 10
look very favorably also upon the
plan TO build a combined court
house and city hall on the Yesier
block. The county commissioners
will consent 10 such a proposition
provided the school board offers {
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
PAPA is AWFFLY GOOD TO
US WHEN HE'S SOBER"
---WILiE D0UGhERTY
---WHLLE D0UGhERTi

ksen sober. You see their mother IL
dad. and haven't had anybody 70
ksep me straight since she died. nut
~ Yaali 3apt give me another chance
~ ffy 20 BE- decent and take care
~ The heYs"
Judge ffatef gave che remnFFsfut
DouRhsFtY a lecture and 3 WARNING
You san have until a seek from
nest Saturday 60 prove 70 THE court
that you are sincere said the court.
II 500 keep straight until then.
fhia court maY let you keep your
boys. II you don't they viii be
taken from you and pat where they
uiii have plenty 90 eat. good school
inE and a chance 70 gruW up into
honest urn."
Thank 80. your honor" said
Thomas DouEhertY. humbiy a. he
wiped bis swollen eyes eith bnn-
dana handkerchief which he had
arHNn frun his pocket With pal
sled hand III try hard. aud !
think I can brace up this time.
Tfnant officer Ketehum msrtialcd
the ftio cat 81 the courtroom and.
VIII little. fat. auuburued ftng in
either hand the renorsefni drunk
ard vent down the courthouse steps
and out iuto the sunshine. the two
littie chars iu faded soldier suits
trotfinE nffcctieuatsly beside him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
We Can Beat Old "PennSy"
Any Old Time, Says Jones

fast train from New York TO Chi
cago in competition with the Penn
sylvania 1S-hour flyer completed
the run. 526 miles today In 40
minutes, a new record.
When I. +. Jones. local passen-
ger representative OF the New York
Central. was notified by The Star
Of the Pennsylvania record, he
nearly fell OFF his chair.
Wouldn't that jar youl" he ex-
claimed.
1T was only a day or so ago
when our road made what was be-
lieyed by railroad experts would
stand as the record. Well. just
watch our smoke, Wen beat the
old Pennsy out without turning a
hair"
Il is understood that as soon as
A. S. ]. Holt, the Pennsylvania
representative in Seattle. returns
from the east Jones Will challenge
him to foot race. The course will
be twelve times around the Totem
pole for championship of railroad
row. Il is understood that the man
who makes the best imitation OF
a steam engine viii be credited with
80 out OF a possible 100 points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
ECHO OF BRUTAL
CRIME

William Mueller. the sailor en-
ployed on the German chip Nesaia
nov on Pugs, Sound. who received
IN Seattle on April /. the first news
~ the death o. his mother and ais
ter killed By an assassin. January
~. 1906 received word Monday 10
the effect that the trial 81 the muir
dered would be held on Wednesday.
June IL
a letter received by Mueller from
his cousin. Frauieln Freda Boyer.
was dated Aldenburg Germany.
May ~. 1905. stated that the trial
OF Gottwelld. alias lmnick. would
be held on June ~ The letter also
stated that an ovefcoat with the
name Goitweil Inscribed on the
neck band had been found IN Muel-
ler's home
Fraulein Boyer also stated that
Investigation had proved that Colt
well had been imprisoned az num-
erous times for different offenses.
At one time he was arrested and
sentenced 20 Is years imprisonment
az HenRelo. Holland for embezz-
ling $4,000. and It Is understood
he has also been arrested for other
misdemennorH.
The crime was one Of the most
horrible in the history Of the city
OF Aldenberg Gottwcil 1t Is
claimed was In love with Marie
Mueller and on being refused
Drained her with a meat axe in the
kitchen. The mother then attempt
ed to assist her daughter. but she
was also Drained with a flat iron
by Gottweil The assassin then at
tempted 20 destroy all traces OF the
crime by setting fire 10 the bodies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
Judge Pulls Youth Into
Court to Marry Girl

Iaass FFaters juvenile court 10
nw n Fun swing
After disposinR 81 the case % two
,rxieeted s-yeaf-oida On Saturday
zernlnT the new guardian ~ Of
tf4lng and offended Juveniles turn
4 - offIeial attention tn the case
< is-yrar-old Annie Bower. who
sit found In a aisrepu,abls part o.
4Rn Saturday evening.
ne pretty Gark-eyed girl told me
pafs that she had no home and that
Mr. mother earned a living az a do
1sssic. When further questioned
~ admitted that for nearly two
rafs she had been supported BY
4 L Johnson. youth who was
R~siously a buck and wing dan
~ on the teu-ceut theafcr route,
W. pho i now running a shooting
uilery at Madison park.
'send fer that young man. or
bred Judge Frazier. psomHriy. Wen
- Il We can't arrange this thing
rshf=
-TeaT henor. che young man n
sa'ssss nos" said Humane officer
Cara. -aud he says he u willing to
asip ths EiFl out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
cnY NAN nYxnEE)

Papa IL good to us awf.ny good
% rs. when he Il sober. But he
mostly allies comes home drunk
now
These we're the words % little
wiiiIs pouEhsftY sEsd siE. &c h@
stooss IN the Juvenile cauft before
1udEa A. " FfntsF on Monday
mnffsinE, tightly Kraspina ihe little
brown nas of his five year old
brethsr Johnny. both clad 30 faded
soldier suits from which several
brass buttons wsfs missing
Thomas pouEhsrtY. father 81 the
dimtnptivs paiF. steaa before the
Judge alHn hia head bowed tn Shame
one hand 10 held in ragged pocket.
ana thr other hung ai his side. sfnk-
ing eith the palsy af long drink
Trunut officer kntehum had
rounded up the little fellows at 9tf
Fourth In their fathers lodging
house Tor men. They we're hungry
and had uniy a piece % dry. hard
sned bread 10 eat
Yes yer honor said the now
pentfsut father. yes. have been
drinking hard for nearly three
weeks uut n youu only give me a
chance and net take my boys away
from mo. IN Try TO DO better and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

using every precautIon 20 keep the
matter quiet. 'She told the over the
telephone that she thought We had
both been victtmiKed. After | sec
her l can best tell the public the
ms and cuts Of the hyaterieal ar
tieles charging me with hypnotic
innuence over this woman. Il l.
not 80. She came to my office but
twice The first time she was ac-
eomnanlea by her husband. who
represented 20 me that Mrs. oldt
was suffering from some strange
maiady. failed 10 discover any
symptoms showing any disorder
and told oldt 80.
Harry oldt then said that was
responsible for the suicide Of HIS
wife and he had papers prepared
suing me for alternating the affec.
lions Of his wife. As matter OF
fact he starved heri That Il the
reason she left atm and Seattle She
went east and | received a letter
from her folks. who are wealthy
people. stating that she vas alive
and sell. They refused to tell me
where ste was.
Il have a number OF men search
ing the city fot her. She must sx.
plain thlS matter. Sometimes I think
that she vas a party 10 the scheme
to cxtort money from me. and again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

An information Wlii be filed dire I
against Mac Wallace. eolored
Who assaulted and attempted "a
murder hia wife. Friday afternoon
charging him with living off the
earnings Of a fallen woman. Patrol
man Jack king arrested Wallace af
ter \ hard scuffe. The woman told
police officers that she and Wal
lace were legally married. but thai
for years she had bought bis clothes
fed hirn and paid tho rent They
quarreled because she did not give
up every cent she earned.
The 25th anniversary Of the es-
tahliahment OF the Academy Of
Holy Names. Seventh and Jackson
viii be- celebrated by a Jubilee. and
the commencement exercises % the
class OF 1905 on Thursday evening
june 10. A musical program VIII
BE- given BY the pupils
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
UGLY CHARGE
AGAINST
LABOR MEN

CHICAGO. June 1.-The mem
bsrs OF the June grand Jury. which
convened today. were prepared By
United States Attorney Healy 70
listen TO tho alleged expose Of the
actions of several labor leaders in
VOWED ia the teamaters' strike. who.
Il IL alleged. have made a we'll
known house In the red light dis
trict their rendezvous since last
January.
Tho authorities have gathered
evidence o. alleged blAekmaIlinK
plots against the business houses.
and IL II said wfll be based on the
testimony Of women friends OF tho
labor leaders.
Judge McEwen. IN charging tho
jury. warned the members 10 be
careful not 10 return any "hynfer-
zeal lndictmonts against the labor
leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

| think that both of ua were dupea.
why 10 | not lay the matter Ne
fore the authorltieaf Do you thisk
| would trust them after my OK
perience with themf DO YOU know
that tho present prosecuting attor=
nay refused to accept office until
my chargea OF hlachmail we're
Withdrawn from the docket by for
mer Prosecuting Attorney acottf
That IL matter OF record and you
can look Il up for yourself Then
ask mo why | do not take the mat
ter into court
Il have boon wronEed. aud there
Ia only one who can Het the matter
right and cslahliah my reputation
She II Mrs. Harry = Oldt. reported
10 have suicided. but In Seattle and
alive today
The Disappearance OF Mrs. Oldt
and the charges 81 hypnotiHm aud
homo rohblnE preferred BY Oldf
against Or Jordan created a pro
found sensation In Seattle last win
Tor. While Dr Jordan expresses an
unwiliingueas 60 open the old suit.
he alao stated tn an interview thar
he would do 80 II necessary 20 ct
pose the sliegcf blackmaillnK
scheme. and that thu mysterious
Mrs. Oldt would be held a. = wit.
ness 10 sahstnntlate hts charges.
steamship circles atlll stana b.
the story OF a woman jumping from
the deck Of the Queen With q child
elasped In her arms aud Or Jordan
says that 4 may be true. bat he
also insists that his enemies took
advantage OF the circumstances 70
make their saii stronger and to
thoroughly blacken his character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
JAP BOZ LOSES FATHER
AND BR0THER IN WAR

Masha Wanna. a young japanese
student In an eastern college leaves
for Yokohama Monday night on the
Empress OF Japan to look after
property Of which he is the only
heir,
Wanna's mother died when he
was boy. A father and one
brother also survived. Two years
ago Wanna left for America TO go
through college With only two
more years 10 finish In he was sud
denly called home. His brpther
was caught as a spy in the earlier
part Of the war and his father
killed Ia a recent battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
RUSSIA BALKS AT
MIKADO'S TERMS
BIG sRUlN SHOWS TEETH OVER PROPOSAL THAT HE AeAN.
DON VLApVosrok-cLAMs FORTRESS IMPROBABLE
-coHsE.Ts TO RoosEvELTs PLAN

ST. PETERSBURG. June H.
That strong party IN s. eptera-
burg IL working against peace f.
shown BY the attitude OF the re-
dictionary press Several newspapers
today publish articles attacking
President Roosevelt. declaring that
the president H. openly hostile to
Russia
The report from Manchuria that
the japanese have begun an Of
fenalyo movement also had a tend
cney 10 make the outlook lees
bright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
Bow Wow Cops Busy

ious TO ret back a pet poodle had
spiuehed an YeHler way Saturday.
said lee "Tha poodle had an im-
meuse red ribhin knottod around he
neck. but officially we are not sup
posed Ca overlook the regular
lieeuas"
A this tuncture the interview was
cut short. az Lee spied black mas
arr attempting to interview Mayor
Baiineer and coruefed him Cthe
fnssflfD in the nick % time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

Seattle is overrun with unlicensed
doris. stated Assistant Dog Catcher
charles Lee Monday morning.
lee had 20 CANNES crowded into
his prison on wheels. A report IN
made each day at police heaaqunr-
ters Of the number 81 doaa arrest.
ed" and the number returned 10 the
owners.
4 was aroused at midnight sun
day By woman who VAS very anx-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
KILL {: D!

l. r Redman. formerly foreman
on the Alaska building. was instant
iy killed At 2 o'clock Monday after
noon BY falling from a scaffolding
on the new Union depot.
Redmans skull was featured BY
tho fall
Tie was foreman Of the brick-lay-
ing force al the depot.
Deceased leaves q wife and daugh=
ter The family residence IS on
Twenty-aixth. The body was taken
20 the Bonney- Watson morEue.
Coroner Wilsey responded 10 the
call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
DEcEDAhT or
FAMOUS FAMHY

Prank e. Churchill. Of the Church.
80 family q New Hampshire. one q
the oldest families in that state. ac-
companled by his wife. registered
az the hotel Rainier-Grand sunday.
en- route e. Portland.
The Churchill estate Is about 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
sus.att+&sstttsf

Ms harry f. oldt Is in Seattle
sraln,
M reader viii likely think that
A. statement yrrges upon the oc-
~ snce Mrs Oldt and her child
80 supposed 70 have been swal-
xrsa up In the depths Of the Pa
~ ocean shortly before neccmber
1 -, a. which time she and hes
aid were passengers on the steam
4 Qaesn. bound Tor San Francisco.
fhAl she d in this city nr. J
rfene Jordan. In the Safe Deposit
alssng. says he can prove BY
nyNsrious phone messages. sew
~ q Which have been held be-
ssen The pfiueipals.
Sc made an appointment with
- sAree days sgo. bat failed TO
asp Il. slaged Or. Jordan. who Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

buy the court house for school pur-
psea.
In that event a combined county
and city fall would be built on the
Keezer block and a separate hospital
building would be put up In the
vicinity
The commission absolutely will
not approve the Great Northerns
hold-up proposal TO pay $685. 900 for
the east hair OF tho present city hall
block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

The North star Shoe company.
Minneapolis. is planning TO locate a
branch of the same here In the city.
Major c. b. Heffelfinger. president
OF the company. will arrive here
within the next 80 days in the hope
OF locating a place for his new
branch The northwestern repre-
sentative of the concern in this city.
states that a four-story building will
be erected for the factory after the
pIans of business here are made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
AGED SH0P-uFTER
SUICIDE SWHEN HA66ED

SAN FRANCISCO. June 12.-Doe
Roberts. a noted shop-lifter. drank
the contents Of a phial Of morphine
In the store Of II. 5. Croker & Co.
this morning. and expired despite
the efforts Of half dozen clerks to
prevent him committing suicide.
Roberts was caught In the act OF
stealing a pack OF playing cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
H|NCKLEY
ARRESTED

Pre- Marshal Kellogg this morn
"a sxore out a warrant for the
srsss Of T. D. Hlnckiey. owner OF
y Hinckiey block. charging him
rih failure 20 install a fire escape
g he alley side Of the building
Ihe present escape at that point
~ been condemned a. being IN
~ Al the time the fire escape
A. were settled IN court some
q az Hlnckley promised. It Is
81 to replace the present nimsy
VAR with an iron stairway. lie
~ act done 50. and yesterday
Hne into the building inspectors
a. with an application for six
1pnfhs extension OF time Mr..
kalosg viii not tolerate further de-
b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
NkEN BACK TO SCENE
Of RECENT CRIME

q Frost wanted for an attempt
Y murder a. Port Ludlow. was ar
.a'ea 10 thla city Sunday by Dep
u sheriff Gutter 81 Kitsap county.
5ioet was lodged IN tho city jail
~ laken back 70 the scene Of his
.'Ae later Little IL known Of the
-. which occurred several days
frost escaped on a morning
- Tor Seattle and the local au-
e TITLES we're notified. but the fugi-
~. ~ siaded capture until Cutter ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
! NORsEMEN IN AMERICA
WILL AID MOTHER
COUNTRY IN CASE
nE RtfaD

= COUNTRY IN CASE .
OF WAR. 4
II war IL declared between 4
= Norway and Sweden a. re. .
q suit OF the present engagement. .
. 81 .0O0. 600 or 81 300 900 will BE- 4
. sent from this country 20 swell =
= the war fund Of the former ma 4
. tiun. A large amount Of money :
. will also be sent 20 Sweden. /.
= bur probably not 10 much. ov- q
. ing 20 the fact that there are 4
. not 40 many swedea a. Morse. .
e gians IN this country. q
That IA the estimate made =
. By local Morse Americans Al. q
. though the population Of Nor .
. way Ia only ahons $500 90 q
. there are Leo .0oo Norwsginns .
q In America There are 5000 .
= ia King county. II il eaieu- q
= lated that each 81 them would .
q send an average % 81 % the 4
3 aid Of their mother country. .
. The money would be sent ne. q
. crefly 10 the Land Of the Md 4
= night sun. as otherwise Il 4
= would be a breach Of neutral /.
. lty. 4
. 4 - :. 4 - i. . . . . a . . i. i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

= William Langlu. n lumber
= Jack. Of Redmond King
= county. thinks there f. too
= much electricity In the world
= and not enough religion. The
= insanity commission will prob
= ably send him 10 SteIIacoom
= after It's hearing. Monday.
= William Blade. another lum-
= ber-iack. from KmristOn, act
= ed crazy and was brought 10
= the court house. Monday. The {
= insanity commission decided
= that he was not insane, buf Was (
= suffering from detirium ire
= mems. He will be kept In the I
= Jail for a few days until he re- !
= covers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

The session Of the grand jury for
the purpose OF cleaning up the BUSH
ness OF the old district ended In the
federal court Monday morning. The
next session OF this district will be
held I'm Tacoma July Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

4 JERSEY CITY. n. J.. June q,
= t2.-The eastbound "Pennseyl- 4
4 vania special" from Chicago !
4 arrived here az 9:22. this I
\ morning. making the run three
\ minutes less than schedule I
= time. This Is two hours less I
4 than the previous low sche-
= dulles between New York and !
4 Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

Of these answers by the two govern
menta Will be sent by Ambassador
Meyer and Minister Griscom today.
ST. PETERSBURG June fz.-ft
IL stated on good authority that
Russia Niil not agree 70 abandoning
Nladivoatok. taking the stand that
the port d. ia ideal condition TO re-
Hiat japanese attack
Il Is believed that n japan forces
the issue that Vladivost0k must be
given up or q naval base, tho war
must continue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

ST. PETERSBURG. June I2-It
wa announced today that NJ Witte.
president Of the committee OF min
listers. r. leaving 81 Petersburg IN
two weeks on public business. II 10
said on good authority that the mis-
sion "a connected with peace nego-
tlatlouE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

SINGAPORE. June ~. = The
steamer Sea Lion arrived today and
reports that on June 10 she parsed
the Russian volunteer cruiser Ma
laeea. The cruiser was on her way
back home.