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The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
CAREFUL OF THE FIRE.
fAe stingy Hotel Keepers of spain
 and Southern Italy.

fAe stingy Hotel Keepers of spain
 and Southern Italy.
 In the smaller hotels of southern Italy and of Spain, writes Mir, Hart in Two Argonauts In Spain the un- fortunate tourists slowly freeze. The landlords display a touching solicit ude about the stove. On days when fire is really needed to keep the guests warm they sometimes spend half then time trying to keep the servants from putting too much fuel on the fire.
 To prevent Americans and other pyronaniacs from mcddling with the fuel they often keep the coal bin lock ed. It Is a touching spectacle to see group of Americans Shivering round little stove; to see the servant enter. take out key, unlock the coal bin. put two or three Spoonfuls of coal In the stove and then lock the bin again; to see the glmlet eye of a Ganada landlord fastened on him from the of fee: then to sec the hapless Americans sink back into their overcoat collars and wish they were back home.
 As an instance of the desperation to which these cold hotels drive people l once fin a Levantine hotel saw an elderly spinster seat herself In front of the stove in the mems smoking room, with her hair down, while an elderly female friend gave her dry shampoo. 9
 To the suggestion of the Scandalized servants that she should finish this intimate toilet operation in her own room she replied briefly that she had found the only warm place in the ho tel and proposed to finish the shampoo there, which she did.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
WILL WORK Philadelphia People Will
 Push Things

The British America Dredging Con- pany, on Gold Run, and the British Co lum bia Dredging Company, on Spruce creek, both in the Atlin district and both the property of Philadelphia cap italists, will be operated on a larger scale than ever this year. O. T. Swift ger, of Philadelphia, the managing owner of the compaIieS, arrived on the City of Seattle, and he will go to Atlin at once for the purpose of pushing the operations.
 The dredger on the Gold Run proper ty, which began work last year, will get iu tuI time this season, and the dredger on the Spruce creek property, which was not completely set up last year, will be prepared for next years work. The man who will have charge of the installation of the plant, will arrive oa one of the next boats.
 Mir. Switzer's companies will make a departure this year in their mining op- erations. It is their purpose to try the efficacy of the steam shovel in the Atlin district. In August a mammoth shovel will be installed on Tar flats, Pine creek. It is hoped to work it for a while this year.
 Mir Switzer is encouraged by the out look for his companies. He is looking forward to a prosperous year.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
Cuban Diarrhoea

U. s. soldiers who served in Cubs during the spanish war know what this disease is, and that ordinary remedies have little more effect than SO much water. Cuban disrthoea Is almost as severe and dangerous as mild attack of cholera, There is one remedy, how ever, that can always be depended upon as will be seen by the following certih. cate from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs, oi Hous- ton, Texas; "t hereby certify that Chsmberlain's Co'ic. Cholera and Diar- rboea Remedy cured my husband of s severe attack of Cuban diarrhoea, which he brought home tom Cub, We had several docto but they did him no gooi Ore bottle of this remedy cured him, as our neighbors will testify, I hank God for SO valuable medicine" '" For sale by Kelly Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
That Tired Feelingl

lfyou are lansuid, depressed ard iu- capable for work, it indicates that your liver IS out of order. Heroine will ss- sist nature to throw of headaches, rheumatism and ailments akin to nerv. ousness and restore the energies and vi. tality of sound and perfect health, J, J. Hubbard, Temple, Texas, writes, March 22, I9O2; ''l have used Heroine for the past two years, It has done me more good than all the doctors. When [ feel bad and nave that tired feeling, I take a q ,se of Heroine. It is the best medicine ever made for cnills and fever" 5O,ts a bottle. Sold by Kelly Drug Company.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
The paltndrorne.

A pallndrome Is a line or phrase that reads the same backward as forward. Inc Latin language Is full Of such lin. guistic freaks; the English has but few. Ope at least Is mimltable It rep resents our first parent politely Intro ducing himself to Eve In these words: Madam. I'm Adam"
 From the Latin we have, Roma tibl subito motlbus ibit amor" (Rome, love win come to you suddenly with vio. lencel
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02

Nome papers say Little creek, on the Nome tundra, has been demonstrated to be the richest stream in placer gold .t that has been discovered jn Alaska, richer than the famous Anvil creek of the same district, Little creek was DO, discovered to be rich until Feb ruary. It win add materially to the gold output of Alaska this year.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
WATER GAINING
 VERY RAPIDLY

Washington, June 2.-The water iu Fiftymile is rising rapidly. There was a gain of three inches yesterday. The guage at this place registered IS inches above low water this morning. Yes terday it was l5 above.
 The reports from down the river in. dicate the water to be rising at all points.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
SiMPltS OF 1906
 CALENDARS htRt

The Daily Alaskan has received a full line ot samples of 1906 calendars from the famous J, W. Butler Paper company, of Chicago. They include the latest designs many of which are works ot art,
 Business men Of fSkagwSy and Haines, who desire calanders for next year are invited to call and make selections.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
sKAGwAN WEATHER

The result of the observation taken st Moore wharf at midnight, June l, 1905. is sS follows:
 Temperature time of observation. .52 Max. temp. preceding li hours. ..... 71j Min .....4i Mean .....6O Barometer, 29.S9.
 Calm, cloudy.
 Ice cream and sherbets at the Vienna Bakery, Best in town. Phone &.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
SkaGway Grows Larger

Mrs. Mccain, residing on Thirteenth avenue, preSe-ted her husband with a charming baby daughter yesterday af' teruOon Dr. Runnalls is the attend ing physician, The mother and child are doing nicely.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
Trrrtae.

Now, me good man." said the pom pous stranger who had signed "vis count Hardcastle, London" on the reg ister, what are your terms hereT
 Cash In advance" replied the shrewd hotel clerk promptly. .-Des Moines News.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
DOL PHIN WILL Bt
 HtRf TOMORROW

The DolpSin will be due to arrive in port tomorrow afternoon with two days mail. She called a, Vancouver and should have a good cargo of freight anl e big passenger list.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02
He,d sauare the circle

T understand that you are geo metrician Can you square the cir cleT-
 "Yes, if I had couple Of thousand dollars 1 could square my circle of creditors. ."-nallas News.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-02

Muir's ice cream parlors are open, The best In town,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01

Chamber of Commerce to Discuss ACCESSIBILITY of
Having Grand Jury Take Up Matthews-Gill Affai

ne ratst srsna jury Investigate the
~ rrssdsa Gui AGAINST Nahevs by
ea @.as ~ s rssai measures and viii sst IL Is .siS that
~ ans endorse tse move bu 1t IL believed that tho majority
arr rs Attorney Macintosh stas that he does not
ss and 5s feads challenge en- to male the first move
ns the charges the they
are uo.s thah that the accusations TIM.
,rton would be tuadslsabls In hs opinion for the
o. g y ~ b,se Itffs import or sabs{sntlstIon F
majority Of the members look upon the matter much does
y ss5 As Ear AZ the chamber is concerned
s aaa al, could base any nygssaJoa 6at voaid gss
=, promise at The eharses mad by the eminent dvtae
~ ysar need for wasting she taxpayers
e T,t nv pFsT AY or on the DILEMMA WHICH EVERY
CITY OF TR n f Ass TE Hl RESb2 N R t2s t
PROVIDING FoR 4 GRAND JURY SESSION ONCE YEAR N
soa oe o,s pS I. SaP2a; gosa for s 'q a con
gs'' a '' entered INTO ''''''' Matthews and The city
.S s . a t. a vGsgsd Charger asaGsi nr Mathew
Matthews h opinion Of The people Of seattle does not
oas member Of D. Matthews church said today.
SsPpsa' Aa man o ne III en- stripe Or ss dollar lar
~ ~ r1set 10 swear 10 sav SORT ,f trmp. mn han.
against an seattle and how voud be
NOR salstantate his charges against pastor.
en an nis intaaous sisaacr
20 es tme-but to DO would be only to cheaper
Her uha Attorney WIN II Thompson TIE vel known lawyer
%
hssr r Matthews old home On Georgia.
Forty . ~
Matthews and his family Calhoun
eron eoanty Georgia
OF
- AnB emluenty respectable hts father
osahs old gentleman.
snce leaving Calhoun ngyer heard
zau seattle and accordingly know nothing
ord interim
7 40 know however appeared 20 no question
Ms "A
hat time called
speeh told the citizens q Calhoun Of the marked Of
Dr. Matthews Seattle and they appeared
oyea They remembered him popular highly
MAJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
The DEMAND FOR SEATS HAS BEEs HEAVY AL oAY-moTs.
RYTsER AND Her FAMILY HOMELESS YOUNG
srERs WILL TAKE PART IN THG PROGRAM

morninF. and I am sure n The pub
lie could look I'm on that big family
II yuunEatrraz aa have done. off
hand there would be no need 70
ask people 20 come "a the benefit
They would be- there beforehand.
and with their paekctbooka open
The devotion OF the children 20
Mother uythsf iE pathetic. YcHfer
day / went uut there and I heard
them singing a block aaay-aluEinE
their own Interpretation ~ Home.
Sweet Home the chorus Of which
they have changed 10 there's no
place Ike Mother Rythar.a home
and have added a little tribute by
way % a concert shout a. the con
clusion God bless Mother Rythar'
They asked me N they might
sing their song that way tonight
and. 81 course. told them they
could I think "a Will do the public
good 10 soc the youngsters on the
atags-with dear old Mother Ryther
Just look will be enough 20 con
vince the public that Mother Ryth-
er's work f. an earnest. noble and
uuHelfiHh undertaking
The vaudeville talent Tor the pro
gram has been murahaied by Preai
dent sam Wheeler. 81 the Actors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01

II you arr going 10 g., a seat At
the Ryther Home benefit tonight
you1l have to hurry
A. 10 O'Clock this morning peo-
pie we're standing In line. aud the
sale has kept up we'll by telephone
and BY calls AZ the window through
the day A. the hour The star goes
10 press there ia a Faadly portion
% the house left. but by the time
the curtain goes up tonight the s
r O sign viii probably be out
Mrs Brooks Vincent the clocu
Zionist who volunteered 90 train the
Ryther home children for their APP
pcarance on the stage at the beue-
IT. reports her charges In good
voice and eager for the event MrH
Vincent has done some energetic
work and aEoodly number % George
town people to whom she has sold
tickets. will attend the benefit to
night
Mrs. Vincent r. very anxious for
the success % the benefit 4 have
been out there 90 the home a mum
bero 81 times % late. she said this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
REVENGE
MOTIVE FOR oYNAmlTHe THIRD AVENUE HALL SAID TO sc
INSPIRED BY LOSS or MONEY IN POKER GAME THERE y

that innocent looking old shack
which BE- osteusibly nothing but n
meeting place for certain lodges %
the city
Hut Of course the police would
never know that anything wrong
Was ever going on there
But NJ any rate.
a gambler lost his money there.
lie was convinced that the game
Baa not on the square
he swore vengeance and that was
biz way to get even.
The Information that the hall had
been dyuamlted for pure revenge
Has brought 70 The police early
Monday morning and since that
time the authuritiea have been lOok-
my for the man Who lost the big
Had. but be is lying low. and may
never be Appreciated
The marvellous part Of the whole
affair ls that the lessees Of the prop
efty claim that they do not know
anything about gambling games 50,
ing on there. nor does PairolmRn
Dolphin. who make that particular
corner his center Of operations whila
on his beat. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01

The police have a clew'
And it may lead 10 the apprehen-
sion Of the mlsereaut Who dyna
mited the Third Avenue hall on
Sunday night
Revenge Wa the motive
No one doubts that any longer
And IL the full Circumstance lead-
ing mp 10 the partial destruction Of
the building were known. Il BE- said.
they would not reflect much credit
on certain tenants ~ the building
nor the police department
The secret Is that certain Hell
known gambler lot nearly s. GOO
Jess than "a week before The building
was blown un
u ls claimed that one Of tho
amoatheat rambling games IN the
city waH running fun blast IN a
back room ~ che building and that
here night after night the men whu
are iursd 10 ruin by their blind war-
ship OF the goddess Of chance had
staksd vast sums against crooked
paHpheruHlla and lost heavily.
n II saId that within the past year
many thousands have been lost To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
DEATH CAME
SUDDENLY
JOHN ". HAIeH DROPPED
DEAD ON FIRST AVENUE
LAST NIGHT

John " HalRh. late nominee on
the democratic ticket for the office
Of county auditor and editor and
manager 81 a lodge paper. Forest
Echoes, dropped uneouas ioua 90 the
sidewalk a. THE corner 90 First ay-
enus and Hsll street. At II a.
o'clock last night. The supposed
cause % hts death waa heart truu-
ole. from which he has been suffer
IuE for s week or ao. ratroiman
Glasaeock had been rouvsrainE with
him a feW moments before be- fell
10 the sidewalk and hurried 90 hiH
side. II una seen at once that tho
man was Ia q preeariouH condition.
so the pafroimHu summoned "A hack
and HalRh was taken To the Way
side Emergency hospital iu an uu-
conscious state. he dtad without
recovering CONSEQUENCE at 2
o'clock this morning.
Glaeacoek did not know the man
~ the time and reported the case
70 the police ua unidentified. Later.
papers we're found on his person
and his Identity was disclosed The
dead man leaves wife and four
children. They live at 3it Third
avenue north. Mrs HafEh Was not
notified Of the death Of her husband
until 10 o'clock thla morning Haigh
attended the meeting 81 his lodge,
SO zss, Woadmen Of the World.
and was evidently on bis way home
Wheu the attack averHams him.
Halzh resided Ia this city for many
years and during this time haa
gained the confidence Of the many
friends be leaves. During the two
years management o. the lodge
paper be has by hla personal sf-
forts Increased ltH circulation over
3 300 copies His business integrity
and ability were pronounced A. a
matter OF record. an autopsy win be
held upon the remains this evening
The body was removed 70 tho
narl8Hs ~ the Hguuey- Watson
morrue. Tho funeral anRemeuta
have not set been made. The dead
man Has about ~. years Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
INDICTED
AGAIN
SENATOR MITCHELL AND BIN.
GER HERMANN IN MORE
TROUBLE
Especial to The star.l

PORTLAND. Feb. Senator J.
II. Mitchell and Congressman Bin
ger Hermann we're relndicted yes.
terday. when the federal grand Jury
investigating the land frauds re-
turned n batch OF four indictments.
Seventeen persons in all are charged
with criminal completely In land
frauds in the four indictments re-
turned.
The charges made against Sena-
tor Mitchell and Congressman Her
mann are In effect the same as
those made In the Indictment re
turned against the two men several
months ago The charge that Sen
ator Mitchell accepted s. 600
briho Is reiterated. The rciudict-
meut is because OF n technical flaw
in tho first Indictment, which Will
now probably be Quashed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
Big Crowd Will Attend the
"MOther Ryther' Benefit

uninu, and a relay 81 carriages wlll
carry the actors 20 and from the Sc
attic fhoater aud the theatcra where
they are playing regularly An or
eheHfHa is being gathered together
this afternoon by President Booth
81 the Musicians uniun. which wlll
contribute the music
Tie young girls who have yulun
tsersa 10 act a. uahera will be on
hand ~ the fhpatef al Z Do TO be ln-
Htruefed by pardee Howe son 81
Manager Howe. who vii have
charge 81 the bryy ~ urhsrR. and
Harp Marshal the young man Aho
willEtake tickets ht the door Of the
thcissur aays he viii be there early
win a scoop net for dead heads +"
The florists and the confectionery
stores will send up their Cuutribu-
uone this afternoon for the Ryther
xounEsierH 60 sell among the audi
ence and you want "a be sure Mr.
/ GtuHen. 10 have some small change
about you to buy buttuuaire with
II you have an engagement your
sell. OF don feel In the humor for
a god show. send your wife and
ehllfrun-0r buy somebody else a
euupie ~ tickets II will make your
dinner set betfer-and incidentally
i VII buy a big sack 81 potatoes
for the Rythcr home. and provide
The youngsters AZ the home with a
part Of a good many dinners such
dinners as always set well. once the
problem Of getting them Is solved
Has a ticket. or two % en- Tele-
phone down % the Seattle thcater
aud have them held FOR you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
ANARCHISTS
ACTIVE

PARIS. Feb. 1.--Considerable ex-
eitement was created here today BIZ
the finding Of a bomb at the cor
uer Of Avenue del Opera and Az
enuc de Breta1 and by the issuance
OF an auarchistic manifesto.
Later the bomb was found TO ba
harmless. being evidently the work
OF practical jokers. but the posting
of the manifesto was the work of
anarchists
The manifesto was posted on thu
doors Of the Labor exchange and on
wallis and In all quarters Of Paris
this morning. IL reads.
Comrades: We have n work 70
do Js well as the Russians. IN pitt
lessly destroying the governments
Il nations. Down with God Down
with the state. Down with society.
Down with rulers Tomorrow thu
lnsurrcction viii proclaim individ-
ual liberty
The police have forbidden the 500
,iaIists to hold meetings at Karohsf
hall tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
RUSSIANS REPULsEo

TOXIC. Feb. Field Marshal
o,ama reports that on January ~
the Russians sheilsd Ch.ushieuau.
fapau aud I4tHjentan. Two Gem
pauies OF infantry attacked Chen
ehieupau. advancing from tho
south. ana they were reuulHed.
ON January 50 two companies Of
RuHninuH attacked Yhtzupo and two
bstailIouH Of Russian infantry Mt
tackled TutattEu. Both attacks
failed Tho same day the Russians
bumbarded the japanese right wing
and center and nlao shsIled Piyen-
tai and Cheuchlrupau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
IS SIMPLY
JEALOUS
HsE MARSHAL KELLOGG
KNOCKS PLANS OF CHIEF
COOK

Responding to the jealousy that
y mAnT years has existed between
fFs Marshal Gardner Kellogg and
taiei Ralph Cock. the former has
nls 0nt publicly IN an uucalied for
mock against the measure pro-
posed b. Cook. nov under consider
Eoa b. the fire and water COM
2iifee, providing for better fire pro
ieetion 10 the theafers.
Kellogg not only a. ia his almost
iaFasiahle custom dcurccates the
s9fiAy Efforts o. the fire chief for
ias pfosecti0n Of the public. but
eiags 70 the policy that he has for
ysaH nainialned that al the the
s.s's Of the city. including tue To-
~ houses, ar a. safe a. they can
made. u will BE- remembered
"a a The time % The stars fight.
"a resulted In tie installation Of
sssief safeguards. particularly Ia
Y l9-esnt playhaasea. that KEEL
q actually tried 10 block such
lAg7uFemenis a. we're asked By the
A.nbefa Of the council and Cook
n takes The sans position again.
AIMING that the regulations pro
p9std b Chief Cook are unwarraut-
= a1d an unjust burden upon the
1satsr owners.
0ooks propaaed ordinance. the
pl-a q which vas suggested In his
s-laai message provides that q
,t. hired BY The owners OF the
s..sa,eFs. snail b. placed in The lat
=. curing each performance. being
-saeI NE direction OF Chief Cook
- after suKgeHfs several other
.-glytemenis TIE Tire marshal
y. Only disparaEea these recon-
I.,,haaiions bat claims that the
.-lsi has usuFped the marshaIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
7 own IS
BURNING
RUSSIANS SET FIRE TO VII
LAoE-JAPs CLAIM vlCTo-
RtES


1T PETERSBURG. Fsb. l.
General kaHapatkiu REPORTS the
HuHHiag evacuation 81 khcigan Tay.
oue af the advanced positions oaeu-
pied fea tass aFa. Tho japanese
attacks en TaI8aaa have been re-
pulsed. sandepa- haa been again
set on fire by the Russians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
BUSY

ne finance committee win to-
80. @-sas have .ts hands fIII with dis
ss., s'oh q the petition and counter
- .t.Oha Tor The removal OF the spur
-. ~ TIE Wet Queen Anne car
, ne The Seattle Electric com
-. application fHr a franchise
~ ne Fort Lawt0H llas may alss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
; = ttttt tSttS
: The Weather
: SpOffer

Tonight and Thursday, Far, Fresh
to East Winds
watch this hand-It moves an
will tell the lowest temperature fot
the past q hours. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
cBy scripps News ASSN

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. t.-Bul.
letin.-The ear received 80 work
men AZ Taarkoi Selo at 20 o'clock
this afternoon. and listened 70 their
complaints and demands.
II 10 officially announced %. N.
Dournovo will be appointed minis
ter % the interior to succeed Prince
Mirnky.
His majesty listened 10 a nara.
ton % the aof-tucn'a deraa nds,
made b. the dcputation Of work.
men. and promised 20 hold an in
auiry into the affair. The car said
We shall always meet revolts by
military force, but Ne are sure the
.sorkuen are devoted 70 us, and We
pardon them. We promise we shall
try 10 improve the cor ditions Of
labor"
Upon withdrawing the delegation
went 20 church, where the mem.
bera gave thanks for having been
granted an interview.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01

police AZ Galoxluo was shot In thu
shoulder by workman while In a
carriage In front Of the police sta
ton today. His assailant was arr
rested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
Czar Meets
Workin g1nen

RECEIVES oEPUTATtoN OF sTRIKERs, HEARS THEIR COM
PLANTS oEMARos-A MEETING BETWEEN COW
ERNmENT OFFICIALS EMPLOYERS AND STRIKERS AR.
RANGED FOR NEXT weEk-TRoUBLE SPREADS WAR
SAW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01

be taken M The American I'm
provsment compauy's gas ranches
may also be decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
JAps CAPTURE STEAMER

TOXIC. Feb. THE Japanese
have captured the Austrian steam
81 Siam bound for Nladlyostak
from Cardiff with coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01
WILL INACCURATE REFORMS

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. l.
Representative wofkmen in all the
big factories are comforting with
Governor General Treron TODAY.
Next Monday the government will
meet all the masters and rerresen-
tatives Of the men with view OF
granting che Workmcu freedom Of
meeting I'm order 20 bring about an
end 70 the strike.
This conyilHtury program WAS
drawn ur by Trypaf and KokOm-
tsoffs. minister Of finance. The aim
Is TO weau the men away from po-
lIucal aspirations.
Father Gopon has Issued procla-
nation ir response Co the one is
sued hy Trcpaff several days nEo,
which Influenced n majority Of the
men To return 10 work. IL reads
Your manifesto placurded the
streets uf ST. Petersburg and per
suaded the strikers to resume work
because YOU promised to investt-
gate the conditions Of labor in view
Of the introduction Of necessary re-
forms.
what has happened7 The work
men have been deceived. Although
they returned TO work, they are ar
rested by the wholesale. The gov
eminent has broken it's word. Il
perseeutca tho Worlaneu instead of
protecting them.
Where is the protection prom
ised9
s#yR.t#. A.. 100. 4f.r.f. tf.at ....,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01

BERLIN, Feb. Lit is run'ored
that Count Wollen, project Of War
saw. has been assassinated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-01

CHIEF OF POLICE SHOT
ODESSA, Feb. 1.-The chief OF