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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28
Priest Of Russian Catholic Church Stakes
The Fate OF His Country on The Turn OF
Cards---Revcli Is Spreading Near Cap
iiaI, But Losing in Moscow

with the flame Of freedom, are cut
Ting down telegraph and telephons
poles. oyerturning street cars and
wreaking vengeance upon the sol.
diers. whom they harass and tors
ment with fanatieal hate
Try 10 XIII Governor.
An attempt 10 kill Governor Gems
eral Doubason was frustrated yes
terday. and the would-be assassin,
young man disguised as a Red
Cross nurse. arrested.
Riots are daily occurrence in the
suburbs and outlying districts Of
this city, and many deaths have
ensued
Reports from the army In Man
ehuria indicate that the mutious
spirit is growing among the soldiers,
and that they plan to capture the
Russian island OF saghalien.
Government authorities in Odessa
report that the reyolutionlsts are In
control OF the city. and are terror
izing the more peaceful citizens.
Great preparations are nov being
made In Poland for an armed and
organized rebellion which shall take
in every able-bodied man in the
country. and which shall not end
until Poland Ia once more free.
American employees OF the New
York Airbrake company. working in
the company's plant near aoscow.
have been assured by General Dow
basoff that they will be fully pro-
tected. This was In answer TO an
appeal from Ambassador Myers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec rs
Moscow advees this morning say
that hoflllitics are more widespread
than ever. Neightoring districts
are being seiged with the fire Of re-
belllon peaFants are responding 20
appehla 10 arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

over 10 per cent to one person.
Secretary Shaw declared Il is a
custom among bankers to violate
the rule They are continually
warned. but It seems impossible TO
stop them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

Captain William Aoggs. OF the
schooner Bonanza. which. with the
whaling fleet composed OF IL YES
sells Is now imprisoned IN the Ice Al
Herschel island. near the mouth OF
the Mackenzie river. is now In the
city. Captain Moggs arrived this
morning on the steamer Jefferson.
Of the Alaska Steamship company.
and is registered at the Butler.
Immediately on his arrival here.
Captain Mogxs set about attending
to business. lie Intends TO purchase
supplies and clothing which are TO
be senf TO the marooned colony OF
sailors now with the imprisoned
fleet. On completing his business
here Captain Moggs will immediate
II proceed 10 San Francisco. There
he will confer with the owners Of
the different vessels. after which he
will leave again for the north. re-
fnruinx TO Herschel island by the
same route which he came out.
Doing Fairly Well
Captaia Moggs accompanied the
famous Arctic explorer. Captain
AdmuBsen. the first explorer to
make the northwest passage. from
the steamer Gioa. which Is also at
Herschel Island. TO Eagle City.
Alaska From Eagle City Captain
XoExs came on 10 this city alone.
He states that when he left the
whalers were doing fairly well un-
der the circumstances. He stated
however. that he gould not spare a
moment while in Seattle or San
Francisco. and gave the impression
thse great haste must be exercised
70 send provisions TO the whaiers
While not directly admitting that
anything Is wrong. the Captain
fears that scurvy Will cause great
havoc among thoae imprisoned In
the Ice foes. Other than the dread
Of scurvy the ice-bound whaiers
have nothing 10 fear. Some OF the
men are greatly worrying over their
exposure TO tho dread disease. and
. II Is feared that serious results may
ensue unless help Is sent within as
abort a time as possible. Captain
Admuusen Viii relieve the sailors
for z tIma. but Il IS stated he can
not take In enough 70 last very long.
Scarcity Of Fuel
One OF the greatest snxieties
many cases the men Will have TO
the means for proyiu.ng fuel. In
many cases the men vii have 10
resort 10 extreme measures In order
70 keep the fires going and prevent
suffering from The bitter cold.
Captain Moggs expects to leave
for San Francisco tonight or to-
morrow morning
Ia relating his experience 10 a
reporter for The Star, this morning.
cens sJoggs stated that he could
4 n sgssge much Of his time. as lives
Eesended. perhaps. on his haste
7 must hurry and accomplish
whatever have 70 DO here" he said.
after which I Will proceed TO San
Franeisco and make my. report "a
tfhe owners Of the vessels. There
are II - them there OF course. lots
of things could happen since I have
left there. AZ that time. however.
they we're doing nicely. with the ex-
ceptton o. my own vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

After the first Of the year Pose-
master Stewart will have seven new
mail carriers for the city deliver
les. giving better service and maxi
ing the work OF the present carneri
lighter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

VICTORIA. pec. --Lloyd'a
steamer salvor loft this morning Tor
She scene Of the wreck OF the Brit
lah berk Pass OF Melfort near Am
nhitrite point Vancouver Island
Tuesday night
A terrific gale drove the vessel
onto the rocks. aud all ON board
were lost Two bodies have been
recovered SO far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

VICTORIA. Il G.. Dec. 2s.--iieip.
leas in the tremendous seas and
terrific gales which has been RAG.
ing OF Cape Fiattery FOR the past
several days. the British bark Pass
OF Nelfors. Captain Scousali. bound
from Aneom for Puget sound. vas
blown off her course last night and
dashed on the rocks. a quarter OF a
mile east OF Amphiirits point. going
down with all hands on board.
The Pass OF Melfort was attempt
ing 10 make the entrance 10 the
straits. The terrific southwest gales.
which have 40 haFrassed vessels Of
late. rendered all efforts Of the crew
to work her out Of danger futile. and
abe piled mp on the rocks. breaking
70 pieces shortly afterward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28
In.uresnts Are Lo.Ina.

MOSCOW. De-. 2s The backbone
OF rebellion " practically broken
and the uprising IL rapidly going To
pieces
The rebels are able only 10 keep
up guerilla warfare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

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NEW YORK 9scall money bfok@ All records since =
December 1 Jumped 1875 A loan OF =
was made OF this basis al 80 O'Clock. 4
weak all morning The demand for money =
started within Is minutes after the opening. 4
dropped back 90 Analzenaed Copper was 4
OF the weakest stocks =
Att4sA4Atst+ Atttktttttttttt \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. rs
Half dead from lack OF sleep and
food. wearled with incessRnt fight
Ing. the soldiers Of the car at Mos
COW are roidy at any time % sur.
render the city TO the revolutionlatB.
who are already in fun possession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28
Treasury Is Robbed.

ST PETERSBURG. Dec. ga
decision Of great importance 20 for
eignera having property la Russia
was delivered today by the govern
ment. II IL stated that the govern
msnt need not pay damages 10 per.
sons having suffered losses during
the kiehinsff riots. even though the
authorities plainly refused to do
their duty.
The government treasury In the
province Of I,omza has been robbed
OF $50 coo ruuhlns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28
eOpsnzs Caught.

The Bonanza. unfortunately. got
caufht IN the Ice off King point
We tried hard TO work her into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain Tonight and Friday Fresh
Southwest Winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

expected 10 Join the cause OF free
dom before the week Is over.
Strong women and girls. fired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

Many bodies have been washed
ashore. Others have been seen
floating about In the Seas. but were
not recovered. One body brought
ashore was that OF an able bodied
aeaman, dressed In oilakins and
overailn. The surf IL terrible. Any
attempt to launch small boats for
the recovery of bodies would be
useless for nothing could live ia the
seas which are sweeping along the
coast.
Several ships buckets, marked
Pass OF Melfort.' have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

eff all strategic points.
One entire regiment went over To
the side OF the insurgents yesterday.
and thousands Of other troopers are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28
''|T'SA L|E!" RETORTED
INSURANCE INSPECTOR

such a suggestion would he for
t1m0e 10 set o,a OF my oface VIM
his htal on lriH afonlders
4 newer aceeWed mopey Tor a re
tainer. nor fee IN any shape from
the Insurance. companies.
payn'u attorney said he called
What a Shame
upan Mecurdy. who asked him II
there Was any reason why he should
not pas a little bonus
The incident was then closed.
No amount of money was men
toned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28
Tn. Prisoners.

The ilst Of vessels which are now
IN the Ice nj Hefsehei. Cooper ISL
and and kins point are Sehoauera
bonanza, Charles Hanson and oiEo:
steamers Alexander. ReluEs. Bow
head. Herman. Jsuueatte. kRriueh.
Norwai and Thresher.
Following are the list Of masters
Of the vessels; James A. Milton. n
]. Cumaki. John \. Cook. James Me-
kenna. W $. Naruunn. Captain
Sewth. J. Il. tevett and ". Maeom-
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

NEW YORK. Dee. 2s-James
lIaHen HYDE sailed this morning for
Havre and Paris. taking his retiuue
With him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28
TELLS STORY OF
0IREHAR0SHIPS

had rather a trying time IN getting
from the mouth OF the Mackenzie.
Many times We were aasaiiea 10
bIiHzards and suffered considerably
az result. Captain Admuusen eer@
tainiy hss accomplished great feat.
Vie Is a strong man and brave. full
Of endurance. Nothing seems "a
dampcu his ardeF I fully believe
he will establish without any chance
for doubt the north magnetic pole"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-28

BANK cLEARlNGs
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
MITCHELL'S PLEA
NOT SUSTAINED

Portland, April 26.-Without ex-
ception, every contention made by
United States District Attorney Fran
els j. Heney in his argument against
the plea in abatement filed by United
States Senator John II. Mitchell, is
supported by Judge Bellinger, Of the
United States court for the district Of
Oregon, who yesterday rendered de-
oision Of about 5000 words on the
plea Of abatement.
The contention Of Mr.. Heney that
George Guistin, member Of the fed.
eral grand jury which indicted Senator
Mitchell, was duly qualified to serve
as juror, was supported. The defense
commended that Guistin was not citi
zen Of the United States. Judge Bel
linger holds that Mr.. Honey may prove
Guistin's citizenship by means Of affi-
davits.
The reading Of the decision occupied
three quarters of an hour. Besides
Senator Mitchell there were present in
the court room number Of attorneys
for other defendants in the land fraud
cases. That Senator Mitchell was
greatly disappointed was evident to all
who watched him as the reading Of the
decision proceeded. Upon the plea in
abatement much hope had been placed
not only by Senator Mitchell, but by
many others charged with completely
in the Oregon land frauds.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
HOP ricN sUnn0Nrp.
Buyer wants Them Restrained IN.
Forming Pool.

Buyer wants Them Restrained IN.
Forming Pool.
Portland, Or, April 26.-Summo,a
to appear in the state circuit copr
within ten days to show cause vhy N
injunction should not issue restraint,
them from forming pool to p,suet
the hop market from taking ito nstunl
course, hop growers who assembled i,
Portland yesterday to effect conbiu.
alton to keep up prices are going ahead
with their plans. The meeting Of In
hop men was secret.
Application for injunction was mad,
by A. G. Her, q hop buyer. A tenn.
rary injunction was not granted ui
the hop men are divided in their opi,.
ion a. to whether it would be contents
Of court to 90 ahead with their intn4
ed combination, leaving the court b
order it dissolved later, if such dsd.
sion were reacehd. The notice bsp
pear was served on hop men repressat
ing nine thousand bales.
In his complaint Her alleges M
contemplated combination is in hs
nature Of the formation Of q trust ID
restrictio NOT trade. and tLis is couks
~ to the laws of tho state Of Oregon.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
RAILROAD AUTO.
Great Northern to Use One for Track
inspection.

OaO0b NOGbUCSW 10 OSC OOC tO6 JF0Ck
inspection.
st. Paul. April 23.-A practical test
Of the railroad automobile as an in
spection car has lately been made BY
Asnstant General superintendent e.
L. Brown, Of the Great Northern road ;
chief Engineer Davis, Superintendent
jerks, Of the roads Northern division,
and Division Roadmaster Lockland.
They travefsed the Northern division
with Sheffield car, which il now in
the st. Paul Union depot yards. The
now means Of transportation enabled
the Inspectors to view the track and
roadbed at close range, 10 vary the
speed Of the car on short notice and 70
look with equal ease In all directions.
So satisfactory was the test that A.
sistent Superintendent Brown will
henceforth use the car during his in
spection trips. Four persons can be
accommodated on the oar, which can
make much moro than fifty miles an
hour, II desired. Il can travel 100
miles On three gallons Of gasoline.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
RUSSIAN FLEET LEAVES,
heavy firing HEARD

Saigon, French Cochin China, April
24.-The Associated Press announces
that the complete Russian feet left
Kamranh bay on April 20 at midday.
At night heavy cannonading was
heard out at sac. It is supposed the
Russian feet was engasged with por.
ton Of the Japanese squadron.
No Russian officer or sailor landed
from the feet in Kamranh bay. They
had expected Nebogetoff's detachment
Of the squadron to arrive at any mo.
ment. The natives were highly pleased
with the great rise in the prices Of
provisions owing to the Russians visit.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
TO ADVERTISE WEST SIDE.
Convention OF Puget Sound Gtss
Called Of Bellinaham.

\OosV&UsssVuS " p&sV~u AVOssS Sss'~
Called Of Bellinghsm.
Bellingham, April s4.-As the cut
come Of the conference Of promin1
railway officials with the Bellinghn
Chamber Of Commerce last week, ~
committee appointed at that meeting
has decided to issue q call for Q ooa'
veution Of representatives OF Wesssa
Washington cities and commefcla
bodies to meet in this city May ~
The purpose in calling this convenna
is to devise q plan for acting in CO..
cert in preparing and distributing ~
vertising matter descriptive Oh ~
whole of Western Washington.
such cooperation can be secured"
advantages are patent.
The committee will issue CHOU"
letter to every city council, oomna =
cial organisation and newspaper Id ~
Western part Of the state, outlining y
plan and requesting that delegase :
sent to the meeting. A hearty re'O-
10 anticipated and successful COW"
tion relied upon.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
CARP At AMERICAN LAKE.
Nali0nal Guards win Be There
Jutv 10 10 10.


Olympia. April 26.-The regular
summer encampment Of the Washing
ton national guard will be held at
American lake from July 10 toll 9. To
this camp will be taken all officers Of
the active list, non-commissioned staff
officers and all sergesnts, all expert
ridemen and sharpshooters who quail
fed in 1904, and probably a. small
number Of enlisted men Of the organ
ization who between May and July 1
have exhibited sufficient skill in rifle
practice and diligence at drill and 9th
or duty to justify their company COM
manders in recommending them. There
will be not TO exceed four Of such adj
ditional men from each company.
The course Of instruction for officers
will be q continuation Of the school
courre heretofore inaugurated. Sup
Elemental subjects win be commenced
later.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
SERVE SENTENCE ONLY.
ConvtctS Need Not Do Time foa
Costs OF Prosecution.

Convlcts Need Not Do Time for
Costs OF Prosecution.
Olympia, April 24.-Prisoners serv-
ing sentences in the state penitentiary
cannot be detained there to serve ont
costs, despite the fact that the sentence
Of the court assesses the cost to tho de-
PENDANT. Suoh il the opinion given
BY Assistant Attorney General Falknor
in the case brought to his attention by
Warden KEGS, Of the state penitentiary /.
The case was that Of John CLARK,
convicted at Seattle Of larceny from
the person and sentenced to serve three
years in the penitentiary and pay the
costs Of the trial.
sit has been the custom of many
courts Of this state to assess the costs
in criminal cases to the defendant, {"
said Mr.. Falknor. CAT the request Of
Warden KEGS have examined the stat
utes and am unable to find any law
which will allow criminals to be held
in the penitentiary to serve ont costs,
and have instructed Warden KEGS that
he must iberate convicts upon the ex-
piration Of their terms.
There is law providing for serv-
ing ont costs In county jails, but mono
applying to the penitentiary.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
WOOL CLIP LARGE
Shearino Well Under Way sas "
r1arkef Is firm.

Seattle, April 25.-Wool sne'l. IL
we'll under way in this as well asv' I,
North western states. and the mA', :" =.
said to be distinctly bullish by ~'I ~
formed trade interests. IN tn'. N
advices reaching buyers in the o. s..s,
to the effect that the outrun Oh ...n
will be fully equal to, If not IN - IA
Of, the production for last s's .,t d
some sections OF the Eastern ,;.hs
the state the fleece is somewna. II
er, but OF better quality, ana s ND
total showing q larger mum oel :" y
for the sheer.srs than in l9Vs' ..a
crease Of fully 10 per cent 10
In the clip.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
|ABROGATE TREATY
|GERnANI GIVES NOTICE 70 UNIT
RsTATEs.
Present Agreement Wln Terminate
Next March, but German Gov
ernmenf Is WILING to Consider
! New Onc-Tsrifs War Ssid 10
Be Possible.

Berlin, April 27.-The imperial gov
eminent, preparatory to excluding the
United States from the privileges Of
the new reciprocity treaties signed re-
GENTLY with seven European states, has
formally notified the American gov
eminent that the tariff agreement be-
tween Germany and the United States
Of July 10, 1900, will terminate March
1, 1906, the day the new treaties 60
into effect, but that Germany stands
ready to negotiate reciprocity treaty
with the United States.
This notification, made by Foreign
Secretary Richthof March IA. after
the decision Of the cabinet, stated that
the treaties concluded with Russia,
Italy, Belgium, Switzerland. Austro-
Hungary, Roumania and Servia, form
new basis" 80 reads the text, "for
the commercial relations of Germany,
and the imperial government holds it's
elf prepared to enter into negotiations
Tor the conclusion Of new CONNER
DIAL treaty with the United States"
The German view, az held at the
foreign Office and at the ministry Of
the interior il that the United States
cannot reasonably expect to share in
special benefits given by Germany to
certain European states in exchange
for other specific tariff reductions.
Should the United States have the
same advantages without giving any
thing in return the treaty countries
could justly complain that they were
in effect Disseminated against. be-
cause from them certain things were
exaoted BY bargain which were freely
given to the United States. But II the
United States desires to take up the
general tariff question and arrange q
reciprocal agreement, Germany will be
glad to do 30. Otherwise. Germany's
new general tariff, which also goes in
to effect March 1. 1906, will be ZAP
piled to imports from the United
States.
The government, in terminating the
present modus vivendi. has done what
argarians have asked for since the new
commercial treaties were concluded.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
st. Petersburg Prisons run.

st. Petersburg, April 24.-The no.
nce arc making numerous arrests of
woFkingmen and "intellectuals, and
tho prisons are now full to overflow.
ing. In former years those arrested
before May day were chiefly intel.
lectuals. but this year the working.
men are taking such prominent part
In agitation and disturbances that they
form majority Of those arrested
Practically all the delegates to the
schidlovsky commission, which was
created in February last, to investieat4
ene causes OF discomfort among work.
ing classes are in custody. Small riot,
are Of almost daily occurrence
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-29
NEW RAILROAD


Wsshlaoe0n 1eaho and Mo-.
corpoested ~ weyerh.e.. +
OlymSia April a4.-Th.
haensaxs have He'd with ths wes.'
|ok st6te articlsssof incorpo,s.,..eo
Washing 6n idaho q Monssuoa. = Y
road Company. which mn sal
the construction Of q road a ,e
ealoose country Of this state. ~. y
Clearwater country Of Idaho ~ q
Through the Bitter Root ~, "a q
possibly over Lolo pass, to a cos
with the Northern Pacific m..s %
near Missoula, or what il mo,. NJ :. d
to . connection with the Greas " '.ts
EN- At Anaconda. SotA
Should the road DO built Vi. :,
ter route II will give the Grea. " S "
ern the business Of q rich sact S''a
Western Montana and the lar0s.. O. Z
pine timber area remaining IL -. w M
Electric roads are now being hs;, " J.
interests closely allied with J '
would give the western tarm;.. all
this steam road connection v;.a !,
Palopse country to the preaen. q 9
Northern main line at SPOKANE
The new company was or,..
March 8 Of this year and the in...
alton IL under the laws Of the mn. !.
Maine. Tho capital is 81 .ooa =:
Large parties Of surveyors hsv. II.
working recently in the Claa,,.s1
country, giving rise to reports th,. n
Northern Pacific was about n I's.
the long contemplated Missouh. 49,
cutoff.
A road over tho route su,v,..,
opens up q territory now removed -.
transportation, and would fun;.s .
direct line from the Idaho timber !.
eastward to. connection with p.
transcontinental lines.