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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25
Returns From Race Meet

NTcssrs. William Sherry and ls,is-
worth Cork, who are interested m
.the Elk View stables, returned from
Belington today where they had peen
attending the light harness race
noet. Tiieir horses Won seyerai iln-
portapt events during the lpeetln&.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25
Packet Burns

By ,Afssaci4.teil Press
Madison, Ind, Aug 25-Tlle
gasoline packet, Hanover, valued at
So 900, burned to the water's edge
at Rethlehem last night. No lives
were lost.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25
SCHOOL HOUSE
CONTRACT is AWARDED

The Coal district board of eduea-
tor awarded the contract for a
four-roomed frame school house at
Wilsonburg Friday afternoon to
NEcssrs. Short & Hartley for $3,633.
II is to be completed by Oct. Il.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25
Needle Extracted

Lille Davis, daughter of ID. n,
Davis, Of Margaret, left the City
hospital Friday morning for her
home having been successfully OPP
Grated on. piece Of needle half
an inch long having been extracted
from one of her feet at four o'clock
Thursday afternoon. The physl-
slams had to cut into the member an
inch and a half before the needle
could be reached.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25

fireman slightly
An excited people throngcd the
streets of Clarksburg a few minutes
after 8 o'clock Thursday night, whcr
the report came that No. So and ?
freight train had collided at ADAMS,
ton and number of pcrson+ had
been Killed First it was that eight
persons had been killed, then thirty
five, and finally all on the passenger
train.
There was. no way to learn the
No one knew more than the
er told Railroad officials
ere was 81 wreck reported
ff4slt Us all. There was a claTor
to get to the scene of the wreck an1
every available street car was pressed
into service to take the great thron4
out. A half dozen physicians were
hastily called, among whom were the
company surgeons, who took charge
of the victims of the wreck.
Fortunately, in point of number
as to loss of life and the injured
the report was false as TO No. -, tn"
express train west, which had run
before the wreck occurred. lnsteaf
1t was a collision between fas,
freight east of the No. SOS and !"
ward engine, which had followed No
50 to the yards of the Fairmont 4
Baltimore coal mine to drag on
several cars of coal.
Tho wreck occurred at about cigh'
o'clock. The freight train east
running at full speed rounded q
curve. entered the cut and ran into
the siding, where the yard engine
and few cars had entered but .
minute or two before. The crash
came and was heard for two miles
The fast freight engine struck the
lender of the yard engine which was
burned in IA manner so that the ten
der was toward the switch. The
force of the collision caused the fast
freight engine to telescope its tender
and both engine and tender were de-
rallied. Several of the cars of the
fast freight were also derailed and
in the middle of the train one car
was mashed into splinters and an
other derailed and virtually demol-
ished.
Engineer w. II. Hufford, of the
fast freight, and Yard Engineer c.
C. Booth, together with Yard Fire
man Thomas Gill escaped death by
jumping, when they saw that col
fision was inevitable, but did not cs-
cape injury.
Fireman George Creel, of the fast
. freight, was hemmed in between the
cab of the freight engine and the
lender, where he remained pinned m
hour and a half, suffering the agon-
ies only one in that position can
fell. before he was rescued. No
more borr 5cene was ever Wit
SD b Filth piteous appeals
sked 80 kill him. He plead
thy lIit the corps of sur
eons wot with might and main
Is eStricate him, and he kept such
great presence of mind as to direct
them in their efforts. Finally, It
war found necessary to amPutate his
left leg. The flesh was cut all
around Just above the knee and
hand saw was used to sever the bone.
Win this done they soon had him
out.
At 10 o'clock he was brought On
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25
Iurv Has Case

sTbe arguments in the Moore nlur-
,1er trial at Weston began tins MI
fcrnoon and the case will likely 90
10 the jury this evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25
Cake Sale

Fhe Junior Home Missionary So
ciefy viii give n cake; bread and-ple
sale tomorrow, Saturday. neglill g
mt 10 o'clock M, at hayIassn .
Cnstotl's grocery
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25
TIE DEAD.

E0RGE CREEL, of DayisviIlc.
rclnan; aged "A years and single.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25
NO CONFERENCE
lHELD TODAY

BY Associated Press.
Magnolia, Mass, Aug. 25-Baron
Roscn, who came down from Ports
mouth yesterday afternoon, tos pend
il few hours with his family, left
this morning on train at S:5f
o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25
THE INJURED.

N. HUFFoRD, of Grafton, en-
gineer, aged 25 years seriously.
1IIOAIAS FOX, of Grafton, brake
man, aged % years; seriously.
q. G. BOOTH, of clarksburg, en-
gineer; slightly.
THOMAS GILL, of Clarksburg
fireman slightly
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25

BY Associated Press.
Oyster Bay, Aug. 25-Bar"n
Kancko will be here again today.
The precise nature of his mission
has not been disclosed.
BY Associated Press.
Portsmouth, N. H., Aug. 20
Baron Komura and four members Of
the Japanese peace mission left
Portsmouth for Manchester, n. H..
today to visit the extensive cotton
mills Of that city. Mr.. Takahira
did not 60. The party will return
tonight.
By Associated Press.
ST. Petersburg. Aug. 25-Ihe
foreign office denies the report that
T.a1nsdorlT in an interview said the
Russian government will not pay a
war indemnity under any guise to
,Japan. Nevertheless, the press rep
rescntative of the foreign office, re-
iterats that Russia will not pay an
indemnity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-25

Henry Robinson. of shipnston,
spent Friday in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
CONFESSES
HIS GUILT

John Thomas. a tool house burg
lar. arrested bY tire police inat sat
urday aftofunun. has been formally
accused ~ burglary Hla confess
sion 70 rairolWau Kelly uu lead To
a direct Information being flied
against him Dec the superior court
Through description and other In
formation patrolmen Kelly and
Phillips, after several days ~ work
on the ease. bounded the thief down.
and when b. stepped into Hlumeu-
THAT'S second hand shop. hs va
spotted and taken into custody.
The police have one witness
against Thomas. r. r. shanrman.
brother - PatroimBu shauerrBu.
who was Hhnt and KILLED nhIlr at
tempting 90 arrest n iaHhrsakrf on
Third avenue. some years ago
shaurnaH can positively IDENTITY n
quantity ~ tools found in the uos-
session ~ ThomHH 81 the time he
pawue1 them. Thomas admits The
theft - tools from various places
e. p shansmau De- at present =
councilman az South Park Patrol
men Kelly and Phillips have recov-
cred lot N unidentified tools
pa hued by the tool hausf BURGLAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20

the placing OF EiumouS. FrCnch.
Bunkers and Wright thereon. cams
about In due course Of the senate or
gnnization and without Interior mo-
tive aud that the san Francisco
Examiner had no part en- the crea-
tion of the Institutions Of said comx
mittee OF the appointment Of said
senators thereof. Il declared THAI
no agreement existed whereby
Bunkers was to receive municipal
appointment or other preferment if
he would do his utmost against the
Continental association. that the
san Francisco Examiner. through
it's representatives. actively assisted
the committee iu preparing for tho
Investigation of the affairs Of the
Continental by advising with Sena-
tor French.
Then follows the finding that En-
mons. French Bunkers and Wright
accepted $3.50 each from Joseph 5.
Jordan upon the understanding that
they would favor and protect the in
terests Of the Phoenix and Renters
BuuldiuE q Loan association, which
is about 90 be investigated by tho
committee ON retrenehmeut.
In conclusion. the committee rec
ommends that Senators Emmens.
Bunkers. French and Wright be ex-
pClled from The senate. The cansid-
GRAFTON o. the report viii be made
special order for Thursday morning.
In the superior court this morn
ing the district attorney began his
rHTIN Ia flI. #FaHffFHrpf filed Iy Sem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20

320s Madison street. would have
been burned 20 tho ground and
Baby Jensen and the mother would
have perished Fortunately both
we're awakened In time and escaped
before the flames had any head
way.
The fire department vas called
out and the home saved In the
basement was found the teiltale
remnants Of the dasiardly plot. a
pile of saturated rags aud a bottle
Of coal oil Both conductor and
motormau saw the man. who fled
al the approach Of the reacuers.
The police are unable 70 solve the
mystery Who the man was and
what his motives were is still a
question 81 doubt Jensen was not
az home Attempted murder aud
arson lies al the door Of the fire
fiend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
Stars Suggestion
Meets With Favor
rss LEGISLATURE WILL WITHOUT DOUBT PASS A slL Ap.
PsoPRArsa MONEY sas A GIFT TO rag NEW CRUISER
WASHINGTON

rss legislature vin without
a.,st. pass hu aHpropfiauos
...rsy fer a suitable FItt fof tbe new
ssulssr washington
ne star sueg sts1 to Governor
80 SATURDAY tHtf ihis shaali h.
-. snl llresyeH letters Co lieu
,s.sst aovefuof Goan. president Of
=. .-nats. ana Speaker MeElrr uf
- esuss. ASKING Them CD use theIf
,.euaues 0u behalf % such "a meas
ufe
- uifsi Tbe star uem olympia
sAst macy % EhH senators were Iu
h,or Of expressing appreciation lu
~. manner for t#H honor % having
..mssske 90 ths Evergreen state
Z he new rat'
bHl vii saau De- prepared and
lasroauesa sailing fos ON appfaplIa-
iiar.
Jsss how much sill D. sgsrt Tor q
,lst = ths Washington mot known
Hwu probably pos D. Hs iasEr as
a. sxpsnded In SOME states. avIu.
= ths fact that the appropriations
al-,aay naaae by she legislature are
s.nxefoasly elase 60 che l.#it now.
IA several of the senators stated
aat they felt suHs that enough
rorsv would BE- aHrfart to
srovias The neW eHu.aer Win a sIi-
vsr saFyee. an arkaH# "a act of f'Hss
a. 8 lhrary 81 some other aruFo-
Ffsats rifis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
GljIL. I Y
CALIFORNIA SENATORS Ac.
cEPTEo BRIDES, ACCORDING
TO INVESTIGATING COMMIT
TEES REPORT

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 2o.-Thc
senate hoodling investigation com
mlttee reported this morning that
Senators French, Emmons, Wright
aud Bunker were guilty Of accepting
hribes as charged and recommends
their expulsion forthwith.
II also finds that the san Fran
cisco Examiner assisted In prepar-
iur the investigation Of the Con-
tineuU Building q Loan assoola-
ton. which resulted in the bribery
scandal and ii eNouerated Licuten-
ant Governor Anderson from the
charge of knowingly selecting "A
committee alleged To be packed for
the purpose OF holding up the
building aud loan associations.
Senator Emmous WAS the only one
or the quartet present when the
SENATE was called ta order Imme-
dIatcly upon converting the chair
man Of the investigating committee
handed in the report which WAS
read by the secretary. The finding
ot the committee is that the appoint
meut OF the senate committee ON
commissions and retrenghmeut aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
IS NOT A PRIZE
STEAMER TACOMA is AT moRI BUT WAS NOT CAPTURED BY
THe JAPs SAYS DISPATCH FROM WASHINGTON

The officials Of the Northwestern
Steamship company. owners Of the
steamer Tacoma. reported 20 have
been taken In custody by the Jap
anese. received a cablegram from
NaFasakl via Washington. this
morning which stated that the yes
sci had not been captured by the
vessels Of the mikadu's navy. The
cahlegram stated that the NaEasaki
prize court were responsible for the
statement that the Tacoma had not
been taken by the japanese naval
force.
In effect that message ran thus.
"NasasaM Prize Court says Tacoma
has not been captured" The mas
sage WAS received as the result Of
an inquiry dispatched by the Off
clals Of the Northwestern Steamship
company to their Washington repre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
lttttttt
CuARaEa A0AINar IunaE aMAYNE

: CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE swAYNE
a TOLD IN A FEW BRIEF WORDS =
charges which Judge swayue being the =
h nonresident 81 Florida iurlade. =
uou M residing Delaware thus causing Inconvenience
@ uuFanta.
That he has appointed Improper uona-hs =
commissioners his
be- 70
particularly administration of =
C.
4 order % In litigation a
That he guilty OF oppression tyranny
4 ouuE fictitious charges Of contempt
That maadmint#tefcd bankrupt
q
That hc suicide OF "a
a oppressive yruuuiral contempt proceeding
That he purchased a house aud lot which tga.
= uan lu hi#
+. he money oe Endorsed by attor
= ueyH aud HuEnnta his
a q That he discharged persons guilty Of crime
TO That he and incompetent
re- IA
hla OF living
h. % a ri a
railroad uusafuu
= the pld railroad whom he had appointed
;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20

sentative with a request that he
ask the japanese minister for In
formation regarding the fate OF the
vessel Word was then dispatched
20 Nagasaki from Washington to
the prize court. asking whether or
not the Tacoma had been captured.
The message also stated that the
Tacoma was not a Moji, but was
very likely at Mort
The owners OF the vessel were at
loss to understand the cause Of
the vessel being reported from a
japanese port They were also un-
able TO give any reason as to Why
the master of the Tacoma should not
have communicated the fact 70 them
as soon as the vessel arrived in the
port 80 Ear the only news They
have had Of the steamer Is that
given them by the Seattle Marine
Exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20

The crimes Of AmalEamatcd are
20 the dclinqucugiea Of Bay state
Gas a. the screaming of eagles to
the ehlrplng OF efieketa A. ! have
reiterated. my story naturally be-
gan with AddickH and his gas ven
lures. and the recital OF his trea-
sons and atratcgemg has afforded a
standard proportion by which the
more fragrant and audarious acts
OF copper enterprise may be meas
ured aud realized. From the In
ceptlnn Of itH career there was mai
practice. and the instances thereof
constitute a series Of frauds 20 uu-
merous aud so formidable az 20
atartie even those caliouacd 10 the
tricllery OF modern deals. / pro-
pose to deal with these in due sue
cession
lst ChieanerY and douhle-deal-
Ing which preceded the formation
Of the AmalEamated company;
3D. Frauds peruetrated In the
Amalgamaied c1mpanys formation
3d. The hold up' OF LewiHohn
Bros.
ith Malpractice connected with
the aotalion of Amalgamuted.
9Th Misrepresentation and knav-
cry used In placing Il upon the
stock exchange.
9Th Brutal ponnriousncss and
greed which dropped it the first
time and shook out the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20

Mrs Aaaalto an alarm clock wrap
ped in paper Why he did 80 il
not known. but u h thought he
may have borrowed the timeplcce
from Mrs Aszaito
The woman turned to put the
clock away nad a. she turned her
back. Valentine drew 8s-ealfher
revolver aud fired al her The bull
let passed through her dress but
did not touch the aklu She gave
a cry % terror. but her mufdcroua
lover caught her In bis arms. press
ed the nuzxle OF the gun over her
heart aud fired Death vas Iuatau-
taneous Valentine let the woman 4
dead body fall 20 the floor and step
ping 90 the other side % the room
fired a bullet into hts brain
Mrs Boltaiuo rushed into the room
Just 20 time To see Valentine fan
20 the floor She ran cat % the
house 20 call Tor assistance Mr.
BOTANIC was sick In bed and could
do nothing 20 help.
Deputy Coroners s. p. Witaie and
Harry Arnold sent az once 60 the
scene % the shooting. The bodies
we're brought 20 Seattle 10 the Bon
uey-Watauu morEue. where a posf
norton examination will De held
tonight The facts IN the case are
so clear thaa no inquest will be
held.
Mrs Assalio was g years 81 age.
Before coming 20 live with the
Boitaiuoa. three weeks ago. she had
lived in Roalyu Tor two or three
months Mrs Boitaino thought a
great deal of the young woman and
is Frustrated The murderer lived
In Seattle. but his address here L.
not known lie was a teamaier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20

Nrx. Gsrtis Assal.7. a young ltai-
Ia wiaoW. Nas shot and instantly
killed a; The homs 81 A BOTANIC At
GecFFesoEn. last evening BY Cas-
.ere Valentine. a rejected sutton.
Afker BE- bad sent a bullet directly
Aroash the heart 81 the woman be
loved. vAlcntine placed the muEale
q the revolver 10 his own temple
and FIRED = shot which instantly
ended his life.
Mrs, boliAlno. Mo employed Mrs
ASsalto a. 4 domestic vas in an
acjoiairg room whsn the shots
wers fired bur there vas no actual
witness to the tragedy She heard
al that Eas said. however
Mrs Assalto had ben In America
bat q fsS months she vas the
mother Of a 2is-ysar-old boy. who
has beea living At the BOTANIC
home.
valentine was violently infatnat
e Eiih the yDung wldow. but she
afed nothing for him She com
plained 70 Mrs BOTANIC thar he an
aoYed her and tried % avoid seeing
an Ehsa he called on her. RE
vas very angry a. her treatment OF
IN and had threatened 70 prevent
hef marriage 20 anyone else.
Late yesterday afternoon valen-
une called a. the BOTANIC home.
N boitaino admitted him. Mrs
Aasaiio vas a. the time In the next
loon playing on a mandolin
AZ singing. Valentine called to
peg and the young woman
.sased her singing aud reluc-
Aasly Vent 70 him. Mrs. Boz
.1iao lsfi the room. After a few
FoFds In Italian Valentine handed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
WILL SHOW
THEIR HAND

The 81 Elmo saloon license sill
be placed on its final passage to-
night. and when the vote o. taken
Il will become evident who is who
ln the council
Pledges 90 vote FOR the license
have been obtained from many g
the souueilmrn All 81 them have
been seen once Of more during the
Last two weeks by Teater q Merfz.
proprlrt0ra Of the saloon. tho iodr-
Ing house and the Turkish bath
rooms. or by he attorney who has
been acting Hn go between.
The attitude taken bY the roun
cilmeu tonight VIII decide for an
time tho position they intend 70 as
sumo On the regulation Of Vice OUT
side the restricted district. n "a
majority approve Of the license lt
viii mean that the council wHi iu
the future take tho same position
regarding immoral resorts outside
the restricted district that does the
police department
Telter 4 Martz have been I'm
airueted 20 remove the single closed
box 10 which chief Delaney objects
and viii probably report tonight that
they have complied with the request
The box which chief Detney wants
10 have removed g., Perhaps. the
least Objectionable feature u the rec
sort
The license and revenue commit
tee wlu this afternoon once more
take up the application Of T. W.
smith for @ license ut tho glcHfllau
cafe The license was 10 be passed
last Monday might. but at the re-
quest Of Judge I1morv. attorney for
the Seattle Brewing a. Mailing COM
pany. final passage Was postponed
for another week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
TO SETTLE TROUBLE

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 2o.-M.
sehidleHssks. president Of the com
mission appointed by fHe ezaf 10 In
quire into o.. grievances ~ Rus
sian warkmaH. hos completed ar
raUEsmeufs HIth fHe owners ~ fac
tories Tor The appointment ~ = DEL
eglteF. IL. HoHkmau have been iu-
ylted 10 choose uue feprczautatire
for each Jas men. These In turn vii
elect - delegates 20 the enmmls-
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
AITEMP TED TO
BURN HOUSE

.lEso lives saved from a horrible
$50 y fire The WanfOu destruc-
- - o. a home and the probable
--spsss'hsnslon ~ an unidentified in
j. ssgl ,.f is due TO the heroic WORT
,sgtofman A. Knowles and Con
$50 hckuen. of the Madison
- cable line But for their
AMI action last Saturday night
- residence Of J. S. Jensen. at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
T HEY OBJECT

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. 29.-Tho OIL
Producers. association has engaged
Senator Fitzpatrick and Repreaeufs =
tive Beokmau to 60 90 Washington
to appoae the transfer Of the Foster
lenses tn Indian Territory to thu
STANDARD OH company The Kansas
delegation Boz congress VIII be asked
also TO oppose the transfer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
RUSSIANS MOVE

TOXIC. Feb Z1--Marshal Oyama
reports that the Russians yesterday
moved division from the front Of
the japanese center o. the front Of
the left and advanced from TIA
mountain Several columns moved
IS miles westward 70 Han CHA Tat
Tau.
The Russians continued TO shell
portions OF the japanese lines sat
ufday without effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
PEACE TALK IS STRONG

rETEHsHrfG Feb.
iaisy learned u"t The activity Of N" pence putty hs resulted
placing closer
al Tho and dictated by waite.
"a
10
{
H confidently asserted that VIII BE- formulated
cabinet n hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20

cOPENHAGEN Feb. 20 -Four
Russian haalesAlus three cruisers
and fIfr frauapprtE comprising Tho
sh.Hd Baltic fleet. which sailed from
LIhsu last week anchored under the
island of faugeIaud fhis morning
This afternoon the fleet weighed
anchor and Is now proceeding
through the Great Belt escorted by
Danish torpedo boats While pass
InE through the Baltic sea squad
ron ~ German lrunflaas escorted
tho fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
FRICH TFUL-
EXPLOSION
@y Scrip. News Assn,

n~fibpa views AS NJ
WHEELING. Feb. 2a.-Two men
80 killed and six seriously in
stlsa IN the explosion o. a boiler AZ
=, Providence mine. near St
ss'-'fesFille. At O'Clock this morn
~ Manly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
= : = = 4 4 - =
The Weather
SpOffer

Tonight ard TUESDAY, Occasional
Ram Cooler Tonight, High South
West Winds.
watch this hand Il moves and
will tell the lowest temperature for
the rust Is houas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
he COT 10000
ny scripps News Asp'aI

BUTLER Mo. Eel. 2O.-The trial
Of Charles Kraft. a St Louis alder
man accused OF accepting a S6n 900
bride. was begun before Judge Den
ton this morning The jury Will
probably be selected this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
DEFEA TED
PORTUGUESE REBELS IN AN.
COLA REPuLsED WITH
HEAVY LOSSES
nv scrIpps News Assn,

LISBON. Feb 20.-Attacks by
rebels upon Fort Mariparia. In por-
tuEuese South Angola. have been re-
pulsed with heavy losses. The gov
ernor Of the colony has made an ur-
gent appeal for reinforeomeuts.
stating that further outbreaks are
feared. The governor states that
the natives are disconnected and re-
hellion IS being stirred mp in many
quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20
MAIrRFATEp PRIsohERs

TOXIC rsp cot ~ reported
here Tint izc JaHanase vho were
captured 90 Hrl Kou Tai were
bound together and uauaed through
the streets 81 Mukisu. recently The
japanese government H Is said b.
making au offeiaI Inquiry into tho
matter With view O. making a pro-
tnrI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20

TOXIC. Feb 29-A report has
been received here that the Japan
eHe patrol fleet biutkadiuR Nladl=
yu#ioE harbor has captured the
British collier powdefham. bound
from Barry 10 NladIyostok The
collier had cargo 81 fuel for the
Russians and attempted % run the
blockade when seized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-20

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