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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
ROW IN the
BISMARCK

4 row I'm the bismarck cafe has
led 90 a charge ct assault and bat
terry being preferred against Pro-
prietor William Jensen boy Frank r.
Williams Of san Francisco. Ac=
cordiug 10 the facts alleged In the
complaint by Williams. who lost no
time IN getting 20 the prosecuting
attorneys office he made an at
tempt TO leave the place when he
was grabbed by three OF the wait
era" About this time. and while
he was being held IN the bulldog
grip Of the walters. Jensen struck
him In the mouth and knocked out a
tooth besides cutting his lip and
marriug the appearance OF his face.
He finally got away from them
all. but was forced 90 abandon his
silk hat valued &C 500 The hat Is
still nj large. lie cannot explain
the assault upon him any more
than that he was drinking with a
party of friends and upon attempt
ing 10 leave for q few minutes was
vigorously restrained from doing so.
Patrolman lie Count was called In
TO adjust matters. but arrested no
one.
Williams has an array Of wit
nesse8 TO bring out the strong points
of his ease against Jensen and the
case Is TO come up before Police
Judge Gordon soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
THINK He is
A BURGLAR

The police claim 10 have captured
real live burglar in the personal
ity o. Jack Hanson. lg years Of age.
Shortly before I o'clock this morn
ing Patrolmeu Helms and Holland
heard a crash Of breaking glass In
the neighborhood Of billy Moore's
Place. a saloon on West Washing
ton street. between First avenue
south and Railroad avenue. An In
vestigation. 30 the officers say. re-
suited In the capture Of young Han
son as he stepped from the aperture
81 the front entrance 10 the saloon.
lie was taken 90 police headquar-
tiers and searched. The police took
from his pockets Sil.75. which Is
being held as evidence Of burglary.
II is claimed by the police that he
practically admitted his guilt.
An interview with the proprietor
Of the saloon this morning develops
the strange fact that no money or
even any yaluables Of any kind are
missing from the place. However.
there is broken pane OF glass blk
enough for burglar 10 enter. Just
what the result OF further lnyestiga-
tions 10y the police will be is hard
to figure cut In the meantime.
Hanson must languish in the city
JAIL - taIIsilk
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FROM HIM AGAIN

Ellen Harkstt-L.auderkin. the child
wife Of q. ~ fHndrfkIu. the elderly
engineer ~ the tug Juneau. is once
more with her parents. and notWIth-
standing the fact that she LEFT her
home Saturday and went 20 her
husband. saying she wanted 10 live
with him always. she IL very Will
Ing inmate u her former home.
LAudefklu e. resolved 10 force his
young bride 10 live With him and
share his shifting fortunes To this
end he viii probably sue cut q writ
81 habeua corpus directed against
Nr. and Mrs Basket and will ut
tempt 90 show the court that his
Wifo D. being kept away from him
agniust her will
Landerkin eloped with Ellen Bias
kett several months ago. Why the
young EIfl should fusy him in any
way il tie marvel or her friends. lie
iH old enough 90 BE- her father. aud
not at aII the kind OF man 90 whom
most young girls would be attracted
Ellen. however. decided 70 give up
her family and - with him 70 the
end Of the earth IL no wanted her
70. and the pair eioped.
ST and Mrs. Basket succeeded Ia
tracing their daughter ana her hua-
band. and the couple returned 10
Seattle. the girl Rnlur 20 her own
home and protesting the greatest
DISLIKE Tor her husband. Several
weeks later. aauInpanIed by "a
young man friend 81 the family. she
went C. the boat au which Lander
kin HHH employed on his promise
that he would give her some Of her
belongings which he had Lander
kin, ii o. claimed. tried 90 keep tho
glrl on thu boat bat she fnaIy got
aHuN although che was badly
bruised in the sHufne.
Hrf parents believed that sha
wanted 10 have nothing more TO de-
ulih IluaeTkn. and were greatly
surprised when she aRaiu sIuped
with him last Saturday. going down
Co bis boat ~ her own free VIII The
couple went fer q trip au the sound
They came back 90 town "wednesday
and In The office 81 Gauderkln#s at
tameEH the girl stated 20 repre-
sentative of The star. iu the pres.
eueo ~ her husband. that she was
perfectly happy with the latter. that
her mind had been poisoned against
him hy her parents bat that she had
never been willing 90 get divorce
from him. and that she ran away 70
rim q second time en- that she would
not be forced 20 de- pa. She stated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

HAS BILL
Especial 20 The start

OLYMPIA. Feb. 2f-The capital
removal bill was handed the GOV
ernor this morning hy Senator Kin
near of the enrolling committee and
Chief Clerk Lyons Mead has five
days TO decide lie will await a
visit Of the delegation from the TIA
coma chamber OF commerce before
making his decision. a. the request
OF Tacoma lie Will undoubtedly
veto 1t unless the Tacoma delegation
influence rs stronger than expected.
The senate vii adjourn until
Monday. The house probably not.
There ia a strong rumor that
Mead will sidestcp the capital re
maval bin by allowing the fvesday
time limit 10 elauHe. Strong influ-
eure Is being used 60 induce him TO
refuse to slgn or Veto on the
grounds that he has no right to do
40
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ambassador has had positive iufor-
nation from the very highest Off
eiala To- ~ Petersburg that the waB
uiii be prosecuted with increased
vigor n Do expected that General
Kuropa tkln. v4th TIE opening uf thu
spring ,amuaigu. VII accomplish
much ga view Of the rc-euforCc-
menta he has received. The emperor
has every confidence 300 hiH mill
tary ability.
The peace talk can have but ons
object HaIi Ambassador Cassini to-
day. the BHsiatauer OF japanese
lean n ls about time for japan
To raise another loan. and these
umurs ~ peace generally begin rs
such a time can reiteratc. IN tho
linht ~ recent udvirea I have re-
Ceiyed. Ca the most emphatic man
uer that the war .u tho f1r east
VII end when Russia is victorious.
aud not a moment before.
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ny sorlpps News Assn,


BAKU. FEB 24-INsTEAD OF 700 KILLED AND INJURED IN
THE LABOR RIOTS HERE. AS REPORTED IN YESTERDAYS
DISPATCHES THE NUMBER DEAD EXCEED loo
TWICE THAT NUMBER INJURED
THE HIoTING BEGAN SUNDAY AND CONTINUED FOR
THREE DAYS. SCENES TERROR HAVE
BEEN ENACTED IN THIS CITY HAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN
KNOWN FAR THE WORST DEMoNsTRA-
TON SINCE THE REVOLUTION BEGAN.
HUNDRED HOUSES BURNED OVER THE HEADS
OF THEIR OCCUPANTS AND MANY BUSINESS BLOCKS WE'RE
SET OF FIRE AND THE Is NOT SIGHT.
rNCEssANT FIGHTING CONTINUED UNTIL. WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON WHEN AGREED A TRUCE
ENTIRE FAMILIES DRAGGED THEIR HOMES
AND MAssACRED WOMEN AND CHILDREN. AGED AND GRIP.
PIED AND NoNcoMBATANTs SHARED ONE FATE
ON MOB or 1000 ATTACKED THE PuoyEFF
AND KospIGsK WORKS AND WE'RE ONLY REFUSED AFTER
THE GUARDS HAD BEEN REINFORCED TROOPS. MOB
FLED LEAVING 30 DEAD BEHIND THEM.
THE SIGN OF MOURNING IS DISPLAYED ON NEARLY
EVERY DOOR AND BUSINESS IS At A sTANDsTLL.
ANTICIPATED THAT FURTHER OUTBREAKS WILL
OCCUR AS SOON AS THE HORROR or THE PRESENT MAS
sACRE HAS SUBSIDIZED.
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that she intended 10 make her hons
with him. and under no clIeum-
stances would she enter her PARENTS
home agaiu until they were recon-
eiied 20 her husband. whom sha
alid she loved dearly.
a few hours afterWard the glrI
and IauderkIn were walking down
the street when they met y. a. Bass
keit Ellen'a father Basket atked
the girl 70 come back home with
him. aH her mother wanted 10 talk
10 her LaHderklu would not let her
10 alone. 30 went along to be sure
that his little wife would not again
be taken from him
The affair did not 60 Off quife az
be had expected. however. for no
sooner were they inside the door Of
the Haskett home than the bride. ae-
eprdiHg 70 he's own STORY. threw her.
self in her mothers arms aud aersed
10 stay At home Lauderkiu waa
afrrp9wered BY Basket ard hlS ron,
and few friends aud locked In
room. Al : o'clock Thursday morn-
ing he WAS allowed - 20 back 10
town. but Without his wife.
Yes IT'S a fact that / am homs
aith MAMMA the girl said over the
telephone this morning. and / am
20 glad - get ria Of that man. He
has such ii terrible influence over
ue and Hcares me 30 that ! don't
know what ! am doing when / am
With him. Every time I am in The
same room With him I have 10 do
HhhteFer he Gays. guess be hyp-
notifies me. lie has threatened 10
xiii ma II I don't live with him. II
/ can be kept from seeing him my
parents viii have NO more trouble
with IRE. I don't really like him at
all Why. he is much too old for
a RirI like me. But what can I do
when be has such an influence over
me- ara staying out home because
] want Co. Mamma and papa said 1
could go back To him If ] wanted 10.
hut / told them I didn't want to.
Yes. we locked him up here. bur
then Ue had To SO that he would
not make trouble
Land,rkin's side Of the story Is
that STR and Mrs. Basket are poi
Hanins the girls mind against him.
IT. giaims that before he married
the girl they forced her 60 give them
q large sum Of his money. which he
had left with the girl before going
% Alaska. When she il with Lam
dsIAH the gin says that his version
~ The trouble o. correct. but when
Hhe e az home she sides with her
] parents.
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whore he induced Miss Duprey 10
marry him
Fuller apparently had plenty ~
money aud the young woman is said
10 have believed that marrying him
would result In a social position for
her
Instead Of going hack 10 Cali
fornia Fuller took bis bride TO
Spokane. where they lived for near
Is six months. then came 10 Puget
Sound
Fuller Is said 10 have left her
about "a month before her baby was
born. December "A last With her
remaining money Mrs Fuller sup
ported herself aud child until a few
weeks ago. After going from house
20 house In the residence district Of
Seattle. she was taken into the
home Of wealthy citizen. where
she is now working.
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that collisions between scouting
parties continued February 20 and
-. Yesterday Russian battery OF
heavy siege guns began Smelling
t.epati aud vicinity. but with little
apprecluble effect
The Russian prisoners nov iu
Japan number $1,000. OF Which
number 6l6 are officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
Especial 70 The starl

BUTTE. Mont. Feb 24.-Pretty
Marie nupreY. formerly a member
o. the sFiofadora" aextettc. ia now
working az a maid In the home uf
a wealthy resident 81 Seattle Since
she laat appeared with the Flora
dora company. her name has been
changed 90 Mrs. John D. Fuller
Having been deserted by her hus-
band. she has preferred this work
az q means 10 earn money for the
support OF her little son. rather than
so back on the stage
While the company was In San
franclaeo, Miss puprey met John +.
Fuller, who IL said 10 come from "A
good family IN Santa Barbara. Full
e. followed the Floradora company
% Tacoma and started 10 Butte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb a4-Af-
tor two DAYS OF silence word Was
received today az the war office
from kuronatktn His diapatches
from the front state that the Rus
SLAMS have turned all villages on
the right flank of the army into
fortified places with redoubta sur
rounded by thick wire ontangio-
menta and man trans Both sldrs
are preparing for an early conflict
This ls taken as strong coufirma-
tion Of the persistent rumoru that
great events are In progress tn
Manehuria and that kuropatkin IL
planning "A vigorous and aggressive
campaign for the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
BROKE HIS
JAW

hilbert Bonney appeared AZ the
prosecuting attorneys office today
@na asked for a warrant for the ar
~ o. 5 " Mann for assault and
p~ttery Bouney says that on Feb
Iusfy 10 he was coming from the
nill. when Mann jumped on him
40 frightfully oeat him. In the
nsht Bonney's face was badly
mashed and bis iav broken.
bonnsy says be went 70 the off
eefs IN Ballard aud asked for the
arrest Of Mann. aud they refused to
70 anything In the matter lie was
soieed 10 resort 10 the prosecuting
a..orney, who issued a warrant. The
e'iicers are hunting for Mann.
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ners at their heads. They loot man
mons Of the rich and titled and
carry away live stock. and several
massaeres have occurred.
An edict by the ear has been is
sued. drafting reservists from all
outlying districts and from the
cities OF Moscow and st. Petersburg
10 duty In the Caucasus. and several
companies destined for the Ear East
have been recalled to put down the
recent revolutionary movement
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ONE KILLED
FIVE HURT
Inv serir-s New. Assnl

MILWAUKEE. via. Feb. a.
one fireman. William Morgan. wa
killed and five others were injured
IN the fire witch TODAY partly de
siroyed the planning mill ~ the In
teruational Woodwork company
The losa was So 600
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Sergeant Alfred G. Green. Of The
united States signal corps, who h
% superintende the signal corps er.
MOI al the Portland exposition, ar
IIYed In Seattle from 81. Louis this
morning He viii remain IN thls
~ until about the middle Of
slefsh' after which he will depart
~ Portland. The exhibition at the
| 49, wiz constitute all Of the DIFF
T-sshs oranches Of the department.
49, 49, vii be an aerial, cable and
sha So telegraph exhibit. besides
~ !. ,hsu aments aHd apparatus used
] ~, ~ corps N the Pursuance OF lis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
JURY IS
DRAWN
my scripps News Assn

CHICAGO. Feb. 2t-The special
grand jury to investigate the beef
trust Was drawn today In the office
Of the clerk Of the district court.
The names 81 not be made public
until a few days before March 20.
This is TO be done in order To pre-
vent the prejudice Of persons get
ting ON the jury. II IL expected II
will take the Jury six or eight weeks
TO hear the evidence.
The evidence Is likely 10 hit rail-
road companies and Refrigerator
lines and the belief Of those inter
eated In the prosecution is that In
dictments viii be brought against
prominent railroad officials as well
as packers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

WASHINGTON. u, c. Feb. "a
District Attorney Honey. Of Port
land and Secret Agent Burns were
IN consultation today with Attorney
General Moody regarding having in
dictments found in the District of
Columbia against Senator Mitchell.
Representatives Hermann and Will
hanson. and that procedure is a
possibility in the case of Mitchell
and Williamson. and II is stated
that Il would be "A certainty In the
case OF Hermann on the charge of
destroying public records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 24.-The
war office no longer denies that a
reign Of terror exists In the Baku
district Of the Caucasus. and admit
that sailors and marines from the
Black sea fleet have been hastily
dispatched into the interior TO as
slst the local governors 10 suppress
the frenzied mobs OF strikers that
are burning aud pillaging the towns.
The moba parade the streets. well
armed and Acaang anarchistie ban
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

The United States cabiethip Burn
side, which a. to make an Inspection
Or the United States Alaska cable
Tor the purpose OF detecting leak.
supposed to Flst In the wire aloha
the Juan de fuca route. Is now "
ing at Fenh bay. owing to thu
bad weather now prevalent IN that
section the eableship b. forced 60
forcgo making her Inspection for the
present. Word 70 this effect was
received at the local signal corps Of
flee this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
HAS CASSIE s GEMS

CLEVELAND. o. Feb. 24-Cus-
toms Collector Leach returned from
Washington and New York this
morning with considerable jewelry
which az one time belonged TO Mrs.
chadwick lie said it was worth
$4,000. II had never been entered
for import duty. The possessors
surrendered the Jewelry without
protest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
WILL INVESTIGATE


u t'IIII77 NV rs II
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Ths
senate committee on interstate coma
merce adopted a resolution provide
ing for the investigation. during thu
summer recess. OF railroad rates and
kindred questions. II is 20 make a
report within 10 days after the as
sembliug OF the next congress. There
rs no doubt but the senate will give
the necessary authority for the pro-
posed investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

NEW YORK. Feb. 2t-Sidney
Dillon Ripley, treasurer OF the
Equitable Life Insurance society,
died today after ana operation FOR ap-
rendieits. He was the bruther-ln-
law of james Hazcu Hyde. vice press
ideut OF the society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
IT IS A HOT ONE
oBy sciipps News AssuJ

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. 24.-The
house today repealed the breeders
law licensing bookmaking and pool
selling on horse races. The bill
making It a felony TO be at races
ana engage In bookmaking was then
introduced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

ST PETERSBURG, Feb. a4.-Kuropatkin reports
hat has received word that twenty Japanese torpedo
boats and warshps have been sighted off vlsdvostok Il
believed the of the boats may pesage open
ING of a bombsrdment Vladvostok.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
OFFICER KILLED

WARSAW. Feb. 2i.--In a fight In
the Vienna station this morning. :
police officer was killed by a stu
dent. The railway lines are praeti-
cally tied up and the STRIKE IL
spreading. The students Of Khar-
lsoff university, technical school.
struck today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. a.
The navy department announced
this morning that Miss Helen Stew-
AIT Wilson. daughter of EX-SENATOR
Wilson. of Seattle, lus ssssn selected,
by Governor Mees ~ sssoSy.es ssiN
the new armored cseoassr s.lSA 90.
ton. which Is to g. ap-ski1a N
Camden, n. j.. stnssA IL al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

WASHINGTON. D. G. Feb. "a
Minister Dawson. Of Santo Domingo.
cablcd the state department that an
attempt was made this morning to
aseasslnate President Morales Five
assailants we're captured The 9th
era eaeaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

SALT LAKE Feb. z4.-Tho COM
Inittee Of the legislature which "a
investigating the worlds fair com
,'s'-.,on forSsries and irregularities.
another shortage Of i79g
tooaH. IN All probability the con-
mittee Will 20 70 81. r.oni. ~, ~ ON
additional evidence. - sa'i'sf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2f.-The bill
dividing the state Of Washington
into two judicial districts passed the
senate yesterday. The measure ia
said 20 be acceptable 10 the house
and viii pass within a few days.
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great surprise and chagrin at the
outcome OF the case.
Kraft was specifically charged
With accepting a bride OF SEQ. 600.
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SPECIAL SESSION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.--Thd
president yesterday issued a call for
u special session Of the senate at
noon March 4. 10 receive a message
from him, the nature Of which ia
not revealed.
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RELEASED

\ Thomas Saunders, who has
\ been held IA the county JAN on 4
\ the charge OF numbering John 4
\ w Halgh In a saloon fight 4
= about a month ago. was releaa-
= cd this afternoon. The prose 4
\ cutting attorneys office has 4
= conclusive evidence against an I
\ other man and are hard at 4
> work trying to locate him.
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NOT GUILTY
dny soripps News Aas'ns

03y Scripna News Ass NJ
BUTLER. Mo. Feb. 2i.-The
jury in the case Of Charles Kraft,
charged with boodung while a
member Of tho ST. Louis city eoun-
cil. returned a verdict Of not guilty
early this morning.
Juror Evilsizer said: We found
for the defendant principally be-
cause we did not place much cred
once m the testimony Of the state
witnesses and because OF the goot
renutation given Kraft
Tho circuit attorney expressed
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e BOULDER. Mont. Feb. 81 !
q BY rare presence Of mind II. :. I
= Merrill. a well known runcher. ,
= saved his home from destrue- ,
= tion today. Merrill conducts "a I
= dairy, and with his hired man I
4 lust completed milking fifty 4
4 COWS when the roof Of his ,
= dwelling was seen 10 be ablaze. I
= No water was available but 4
= from a wen. and, shouting to 1
= his wife for assistance. a bucket I
= passing brigade was quickly I
q formed by the three persons. 1
4 Pals Of milk were passed TO &,
4 Merrill. who stationed himself d,
= ON a ladder, and dashed the I
4 contents ON the flames, finally 1
= eNtluguishinR the fire. though I
4 the roof was considerably dam I
= aged. I
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+E+E+++++++4444i

BIRMINGHAM Ala. Feb. "a. i
Up 70 noon today 1903 bodies
had been recovered from the
Virginia mine. Three more are :
in sight. and IL Is believed al !
least 10 or l. more are In re-
: mote parts OF the mine. Many
funerals were held today. The
relief fund now amounts to Sl5, :
: 400
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
Child=Wife Says
She Is HypnOtized

ELLEN eAskeTr- lAHoERKlH EOS FOR PROTECTION FROM
HER ELDERLY HUseNHD WHOM she SAYS MAKES HER DO
HIS WILL WHEN SHE IS WITH Hlm-oIRL's FATHER OUT.
WITS LAHoERKIN LOCKS HIM UP AND TAKES HIS BRIDE
FROM HIM AGAIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
KILLED IN
EXPLOSION
Dy scripps News Ass'ny

AMIGO. Wis. Feb. 2i.-The
Wonderly planning mill was wrecked
By a boiler explosion today Engi-
ueer y. +. Luegert was blown to
pieces. A score Of workmen were
aerlously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

uUKDEN. Feb st--rhe Russian
raiders under Colonel Slemaidt
have completely destroyed the
bridge south of Hai chang. Fehru-
sry gi. blowing 20 feet Of Il cut
Thls vii seriously menace the enc
ms operations.
ST PETERSBURG. Feb. ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

dispatch from Huan Shan states
that forward movement Of the
Japanese to the south Of Mukdcn
continues The Russian outposts
are falling back
TOXIC. Feb 2t-Marshal Oya-
ma reports the Smelling Of points
In the vicinity OF the Shah river and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
cksstNl CONFIDENT

WARRINGTON. Feb. "a -count
Caasini the Russian ambassador.
20 today that talk Of peace was
never more absurd than now. The
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49, stttt $500 49,
The Weather
SpOffer

Tonight and Saturday, Showers
Fresh Southeast Winds.
Watch this hand-it moves and
will tell the lowest temperature for
The past - hours
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1000 ARE DEAD

THE THREE DAYS RloTIso AT sAKu RasULTEo IN FRIGHT
ruL LOSS DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY
TRUCE HAS DECLARED
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WORST ICE GORGES EVER KNOWN
IN OHIO RIVER AT CINCINNATI

Fgr from maso Ice In cove
o coal re n
auht nj the a yuamH has al ed toe
The e ans Il breaks an hew water go sou udols
nSs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
JAPS GET READY TO
ATTACK vLADIvOSTOK

kvRopArklN Repeats THAT TWENTY wARsHlPs HAVE BEEN
SIGHTED IN TIE VICINITY OF tbs NORTHERN STRONG
HOLD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
PRETTY STAGE F&y0RITE
NOW WORKING In SEATTLE

MARIE ourRuv LoRooosA aIHrGrTG AND
pEsEsTEo HER HUSBAND, IS EARNING HgR
LIVING m rHe HOME or a WEALTHY sEArrlG RESIDENT