The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1904, Page 1

ONE CENT and Wedneeday—Showers; high southwest SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, NIGHT EDITION THE DOVE OF PEACE TOOK TO THE WOODS ANOTHER HARMONIOUS SESSION OF THE KILKENNY CAT VA- | last by Mr, Jaffee that the tub endorse Mr, Piles, the dove of RIETY WAS HELD BY THE HARMONY CLUB—PILES WAS | pence K to the woods, It rained % such & storm of protemt that abou ENDORSED BY A MAJORITY OF SIX Ralt:the Mabebels ‘Beeseor tied to | express their views at one time, but| order was finally restored, The conservative members of the ot friend of theirs for Harmony the b, that is thone who seem to have | foned Kilkenney ed | some * interests of the club at Nike a ha over t . Open vi oe was narrowly avert opposrcd the Piles’ en: the Hare y ed pt A recent sens of the club/ the ground that the Harmony | ward at Ben H ' attempt was made to se-| is purely a social organteation and and Y ‘ » the b's jorsement of the! th it would be « death blow for it sult of me candidacy of H. L. Jaffee, a Demo-| to get tangled up with politics tn ders te am dow ats of tie candidate for city counci | way. They oppoted tt for over the ot ¢ the The same fact bat were two hours, but finally the matter cand Unit« | up in that fi ked horns a was put to a vote and Piles was en @4 States senator, Oratory and etc night thusiastically endorsed by a major quence ere uncorked so fast that ity of six votes. the secretary lost track of the names This morning the 11 members of speakers after the seas had the club who opposed the vals 1 half an hour ment of Piles threatened to with Tt was ah outbreak again of the draw from the club and take thetr/ game difficulty that has b iS ke nds with them a nine an @ Nemesis over the o some other “Harmony” ctub, They are time. There are ar er of planning hold a meeting with that glans in the organtzatior end in view either tonight er tomer- wiastingly trying to ge ab row night. ee ee |MEETINGS OF THE WOMEN'S CLUBS, FOUND AN INFERNAL MACHINE INA SHIP. The Seattle Woman's club will meet aftern at kat the chureh J.P. D. & goed musica CHINKS SUSPECTED OF TRYING TO DESTROY A PORTLAND Mrs Kelless FERRY STEAMER “rhe NU ~ aot’ os 730} poh Sate Ss or PORTLAND, Ore.. A ded with » pounds of nitr fernal mach sufficiently ye togear Gown a whole k t on @oclar is the work of govered this morning fréight an " asued of: bany of € wrtation ¢ “ * ling. The boat was lying at the dock which he has quently threat havin aft repaired. ” he inf : 1 A dete fuse had burned within | Chinewe napk mak A an inch of the cap, which was imbed- of twenty me . p in ed In the midat Of a vox containing 100 ke at the t th wan pre éynamite caps, and the whole sur-| sumably ignited. | - i | | JUDGE HUMPHRIES HAS NOT WITHDRAWN FROM GUBER- | NATORIAL CONTEST rien, King atorial a meeune anty candi: | to be held aftern« He er. that many of the} candidates were unable to be present | © meeting aid not come off, He aded to tell them, he explains, | 41d not approve Sam P dictate ket a and that ing the vart toatter in John Hump ning & called ' King ¢ dates, great and small, office Judge erday n. eee Cn the ne anid this morning Wad glready told most of Individually the t make much candidates thing it did We ha vides for the in convent not the mom mary ~ LAYING IN DEADLY MINES. 7 that’ uaa Russian mine-transport, which was blown up by one of its OWN | gominations to be made In mines, recently, laying mines in the harbor of Port Arthur. The port- | pooms in a hotel.” hole was opened, the mine run out on a sliding hook a iropped. It He denies {he report that went‘about moored itself automaticaily. + | test night that he had withdrawn from the rs Piles is still busy trying to explain | h od fter that bh . trying + a t and | Iry goods | select and department | pled, urnelwen | trading at dry goo stores before 6 > eal ate ston, alee agent of the Pacific lew t mpany imer BE. Todd, | so if nephew and of the local at-| Ss Deemed ng torneys for the acifie Coast com-| 2 ngage aie pany, who have been asslating in the on ee ep. & formation of a Piles slate. SMOOTH | “YANKEE HAULS UP SHERIFF PEOPLE IN CALIFORNIA TOWN ARE DIGGING UP THEIR DOOR YARDS i NICE. April 5.—An American named (By Sertpps News A ’ | ~ p sfesged ~—" | DISGRUNTLED PURCHASER AT ‘ON, Cal, Apri Joe King. ne sald to bea f | here from Galveras COUN | Waghingtom, was arrested | FORCED SALE INVOKES THE ave r € entering Paris on a train. % COURT'S AID f Mokelumne Hil) | eged he present a telegram of un- —_—----- Dirt that pays from $3 to 17 a pan was found in large quantities. He | limited credit signed by Becretary of/ Because F. H. Clarke misunder — 5 Ban Si mth f gravel has! grate 1 Addressed to Conaul Van|#tood the terms of a sheriffs sale aritidents, wild with excitement. are By aay Fo Rg "h aoe “ae dl sro ; ieeing in inate. 4 ryards for more antee for 1,00 france. h Sladden| been hav up before Superior | Is alleged to have changed to 20,000 and| Judge Bell to show ca April # tained the cash. | why possesion of the property sold i Ha has not been given the successful bidder The property in question consists purtenances at Madison park. It | |was sold March 28 by the sheriff é 5 VLADIVOSTOK «: Jer a chattel mortgage and ; : | Clarke's bid of $435 was accepted Several hu = { « pett | Later Clarke tendered the sheriff . 4 ® the siners | ‘i e $315 and a receipt for $120 back ing of v oOsTc April 5.—No reports! ground that 1t had been distinctly clerks ¢ ed i e which | ha re 1 of the presen: announced before the auction ¢ | have t beg » close at 6} the enemy in this ity for Many | menced that the purchaser must pay| O'clock on Sat y @ days and the excitement of the peo-| the $129 ground rent in addition to ether Gay are taking an a p br “ p the sum bid terest in the matter ula reg Pri no ar Me odin Md Clarke claima he did not hear the document « their fr turned to theie Res eg have Fe) announcement if it y and Feade ns fol ar 5 1 The prices of provisions are exorbi-| this morning applied te Bel i rder tant, keronene ol] in selling at the rate|for an order to cozmpe sheriff and women @ ch of $2 for a twenty-pound Un. to deliver up the goods for $916, | . 1904 | the Imminence men ta. of impo JAPS ARE _ IN WHU LONDON, April Accor t graphs under date of At 4 4 Ping Yang dispatch ha en 8 4 there confirming the repe from Shanghat that Japanere » entered Wiju, Korea, Monday | the Ruste retres | beyond th i | hew in regarded | The Seattle Sta TUESDAY, APRIL 5 ‘ i THE : THA * VOL NO. 38 ONLY PAPER T DARES TO PRINT THE IW 25 CENTS PER MONTH A DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A PRISON | The Japanese | the front, who fe ¥ through the China-J ene | express great surprise at the the past decade, The improvement | RUSSIAN GRAND DUCHRSSES ARE GOING TO. THE FRONT ia notable alike in equipment, organ- | ‘The Russtan royal famtly te setting @m example of loyalty and de | sepeciaily in the educational stand tion for the entire empire, The Grand Duchessen Constantine and V rd of the mer mir are the latest act They are organtaing af ambulance corps are to ne of hostitities, ompany it to the » Hl ARNT Io ON THE MOVE CHEPFOO, Aprit 6—Advices received here today f emulpo are to the-effect that the last contingent of the fret Japanese army to be sent Into Korea has arrived at that city, March 39, The army ADMIRAL AYE consists of 9,000 troops with Chinese e@0ties a= carriers, Anju has been made the front base of the army. Bridges have been throws a across the Chang Chun and Pak Chang fivere and the ad t roubles. | ward the Yalu river has already begun. It i vot believe he J big battle will Be fought for severe! weyke in order to give t ' moving artillery time to feach an effec position roe | madly In need of horses, but otherwise the organi neh. ¢ ts perfect. | Enormous quantities of foodstuffs and ammunition are being slow: | nt anced to a basis between Seoul and Ping Yang by thousands of | Prominence at ¢ af the 7. o#, bullocks and ponies. 9] ton of the Fra sian alliance ‘The progress of the artillery is diseouraging!y slow. Six ponies are | He f the chief Mgures tr used to haul each gun, yet they frequently become mired in the roads, | 'D* atior si which A an soldiers would not consider difficult to march over he ral Avelian ¢ . ‘The cavalry and artillery horses are thin and underst | reputat f = ver They are inadequate for thelr work and probably wil! not last five | Neer a ¥® admi is r months In an active campaign Engineers have been partiy successful in raising the sunken sian cruiser Vertag. It was also learned from the passengert wumed at the American mines at Un fan. USSIAN BASE WILL BE NEAR ANTUNG CHEMULPO, April 6.—The Russians have Takuahan to the Yalu. Between Antung and Kink! structed batteries on the heights, but only a few mounted on them, In some districts parapets and pe foroe at An tung is @atimated to be about 30,000 Rus that work has been re Thad Worth two redakine, Indi Wales tsi the A reception dey evening tn pariors for Mr » super ay day ol ‘. guns den have been ected. The Russian Antung te evidently the base of Russiag operations in the Yalu die trict They will dispute the pa ee of the river vigorously, mean- while keeping in constant touch with the Japanese advance and offer pognible resistance to it. The Ghef base of the Russian ar v. which is 110 miles from Antuns 1 is now comparatively qiifet. It i# held by £000 men. the n force having moved toward the Valu. All indleations potnt to a décisive battle soon in the neighberhoed of Antung, barring some powerful flank movement on the part of the Japanese forces. The ne are now busy fortifying in the neighborhood of Antung. about M miles northwest of Antung ing a is Lino Wang Hieng, whict te committee in expected to meet here. A noon visit (o the Pair grounds was made, ON A FORGED CHECK A. BE. Bane fell into the cluteher of the law this afternoon under harged of havin paseed 8 ail rs “pheney” check for $80 and thereby © from a man named MAYOR CAMPBELL SEEMS TO] fCurIne f) (Com el eam or ADIN IN mMa| the Heaftle National bank and was nee ‘RAS ‘a Fane signed with a fictitious name. ELECTION tS TACOMA, April &—Indications are this afternoon that an unusually heavy te will be cast at the city election here today ever In the history of Tacoma has there been #0 much In- terest in a local election aw in the] present one, and both parties last| n concluded the most strenuous te was partion | Rurgiars walked Into the home of ong Mayor ms Poligeman Al Ryan, at $19 Twenty ae oan clement. je making a strong, {fe avente south, last night, anak fight against him for Fawcett, Dem. | '"8 Ur a passkey to the back- oorat | door, and turned things upside down = Phey ransacked everything trom | VISITED FAIR GROUNDS garret to cellar and got away with 8T. LOUIS, April ~The matter of} $25 belonging to Ryan's son. No| contracting for badges for the dele-| clew hus yet heen discovered | t Yational | Democra ntion this morning} A daughter wos bern at noon to: was laid the # mmittes| day to Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Rowe, of until April #8, when the entire national 1501 Thirty-fitth avenue, nh among nd braves, being related to ebiefs of the tribe RUSSIA'S PERPLEXED MINISTER OF MARINE into be gt Plym 2 Mrs tendent Thad t# held to anewer of asmault and batter ma charge! Charley ta aly Prince of pn Wednes th Church Lynch. Mr f Fifty Convicts in Missouri Penitentiary Planned to Kill the Guards and Re lease 300 Prisoners (Ry Berions News Ass'n.) | JEFFERSON CITY Apri! 5. A denperate at pt ing to blow up M terfered LOS ANGELES PAPERS FORCE! CHIEF OF POLICE TO RESIGN! O8 AN he resle tion of « Charles. Ei- | wae police board his mor | Ex t A. Ham was ap-| ¥ ® resignation. was the direct es f mg fight m by the Ane % 4 The r fight was a bit r one, Elton at one time arresting « mber of Re employes at a card | art A detective nesaulted one of te police reporters, Sleuths have been f y shadowing members of the Reoord staff ARTISTS’ RECERTION } The reception given iast night in he parlors of the Palmer Inatitute at 716 Spring street by the artists of the city to Mr. Edmund Russell nd Mr, Mandeville of Paris was a| | mort delightful affair. About fifty Ru present, Miss Longacre re Mr. Mandeville gave in- sketches. Mr. Rus ning talk uf el) gave enter art LITTLS MEN; BIG AMBITIO The y t sitable m, th pent h prisdie ers, bi h in th is ahi fficia tigating, bee te had com> ONE OF RUSSIA'S ABLEST FIGHTERS GENERAL VOLKOFF. One of Russia's ablest soldiers fe General Votkoff, who has been calle@ from retirement 4 army corps in the far east. tinguished himself at and was promoted for that siege te comms gn NTO, Ont. Apr Northwestern men were membe oo Keeasittihs