The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1904, Page 1

ONE CE with sh Fair this afternoon and tonight. NIGHT EDITION = J wy ql 3 Nia 4 ‘- : ? NT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 19 Russian Commander in the Far East * Wants to Avoid a Battle Until He Can Deal a Crushing Blow My Sortpps News Assn) ST. PE at N eral Kouropaticin, the fr arger e 4 thousa the north bank deen receive erning t A Port 4 * govern t fen ginning of hostilities in FORTY WARSH After mu the High whipped th into sf shape and eve # now r for t big « Gra ight. All th m¢ town have be the the o 4 marvels have bought in hilarious b ry. Th will be one big biaze of glory « the footlights when tt up on “Bedelia.” It w first that this be relegated to the tall ti persistent demands fina artjets n good t ARIZBNA MAN, ARMED To TH TEETH, THREATENED T KILL W. C GREENE News Ass'n.) Oke” Apel F pf yO to James W. Goodman from came down town with W. C. resident of the Greene Con- Copper Company, th sere ad after a jong wrang' th has been WANTED J | _ | » ’ | i / ; | . | IPS READY FOR EQUIPMENT | ARRIVAL OF JAPANESE TRANSPORTS NEAR CHENANPO. essplbtepebamasicte dmaniaii 1 (1 | HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WILL GIVE A TIP-TOP | PERFORMANCE AT THE GRAND TONIGHT Eigh n of the t tot 1 in the high hool f kt gently upon the boys to rink it. Pat } es of the show are guaranteed that th three bare of “Bedelia” will be sung. 2 The tumblers end horiacntal bar rt LISS GEIS 15 YEARS Willie Cows, the Maple valley boy] who was convicted of erimMal.as- wault upon Mra, Mary Winnell, was this morning denied a new trial and sentenced by Superior Judge Tali- He wan given fifteen years , Coas flinched a he heard the sentence, but id not break down, Con’ attorney based hie (4 | for & new trial uper few evidence had Whe lee 7] le RUSSIA NOW 400,000 IN taken place between the cavalry and a force of n advices state that 10,000 troops are due at Newehwang ; tomorrow, and that 15,000 more are within a day's mareh of that city. o4 GENERAL KOUROPATKIN ASKS THE FOR HALF A MILLION REINFORCEMENTS : THE ONLY PAPER coool SEATTLE IN The Seattle Star =a VOL, 6, NO. 4 2 CENTS PER MONTH R CZA HILL SAYS HE atched ¢ far east by the . lt HARRIM COCKRAN GREETED HAS : TROOPS | _—sWITH ENTHUSIASM MANCHURIA thr te veh THE GILVER-TONGUED TAMMANY ORATOR MADE A BRIL- | LIANT GPEECH ON THE PENSION ORDER OF GECRETARY WITCHCOCK CZAR HAS LARGE ENOUGH FORCE TO OUTFLANK ANY JAPAN- ESE ARMY THAT MAY BE SENT AGAINST HIS TROOPS ir tides Dale hide oak sil eas vie y Borippa ? made for olf soldiers tn their de adiiiiesndllaitesint April 9—Large| 19& Years, but he wanted it dor vealed shy gh lor. | COMMTess, not by any self-constt LONDON, April 9.—A dispatch from Yankow states that the Rus- | (7 ONUN Rein en by uthority. (Democratic appla sians now fighting force of 400,000 in Manchu ough to val Eiinouncsnent tha If.” said he, “this money im p be advanced. | Cockran, the New York Tammany 2 order what shadow crossed the Yalu and it is reported that an. | | Ore ie ek on his resolution ‘The purse alling On fJudictary committee 7. 7 taken from the treasury by The forces are being mobilized as rapidly as possible to resist the of the pen of an executive further advance of the Japs in that direetion. indicating that we are at the partin, BEES. VI SS of the ways Ho advocated the repudt of MAY GET THE rent to him regarding Archbishops the Hitchcock order as a meanure of Ryan 1, Farley and Chapelle safety to our country, which senti-| « ’ - — — ment brought forth thundering} “RED HAT” «MURDER CASE SET a 5 a a | ‘The case of the state againat Mrs, of the house of repr tumbeaux, accused of shoot ai i ROME, A The pope is pre nd kil her husband at Ei rf se te ad 4 then & year ago, jhe declared, © be | “but the execu wer to declare war when we want to and | make war he choomes ing set for trial be xe Tallman June 6, when + Discursing the rules of the Hours Cockran sald: “If we are not to be | trusted, we ought to be abolished time was extended, and } | the House to adopt ree | pointing a committer t ~ remulat of rights BRITISH SUSTAINED MEANY foe “4 LOSSES IN SKIRMIGH WITH | lowed. nOUR COCKRAN | A motion from the committee o: oKroros | BOURKI COCKRAN. | aioe" iny tne Cochran, readhutio to Investigate mht of the ae jo wax carried by « ni retary of the interior to lawue the) v (Hy Bertone News Aew'n recent pension order Call of Mannach rf LONDON, April &—A Britiah foree, As he arose he was received with)| of Matne voted with the De ay applause fr both sides, He said/ A yea-nay vote was demand tt wai Jexire simply to vindl-| rofl ¢ i in a vote of 108 t t r Mf the house, He! 10 nto Iny the reso ker pr n nm on the table carri BiDS ON WIS RY | i dea ‘The board of works this morning | ng & in | view Hill gave hicago paper €« terday in which h ! t WILL SELL GREAT NORTHERN ROAD AN WINS SUIT “| Will Let the Northwest Fight It’s Own Battles For the Great North ern Cannot Fight Alone,” Said the Railroad King ripps News Age’n.) b " “Mr, Harriman ng to necure Nortt over through wi t Oregon | That q however, be d@- Line and ‘orthern F ru ter urts. unantr « ned t h owne stock right ¢ a1 ex ti al status ed by t fre shing 1} oon ff Ur * mitrol « as © views regarding the redistribution of Ponte Great Northern and Northern Pa-| TOO BUSY TO TALK cific stock, Mr. Hill repiied | CHICAGO, April 6—E. A. Frarrfe He wou tin im r a retinue of office help In the Harr t t on @ Spee fs atated that F ed a ed by a nue nearly 89, with rs, including? ex 8 tof thé x am Rocke, was When asker f thing to say as to Mgt ' , that Ha 2 r he sald he was vers t 1 coulfin’t talk. The party for New Rainier H b> las appeing v paseed t re to allow for the n xP if es Y H. I i Jones an@ advo plan, TR reed 2 in the Edn the year, Ww t Harry 1 of}, drunken: TUNNEL PLAN UP 28 biatt re { Mos- volution= d to- this fe oi red ta mmitt The construction of a tunnel un- 4 Dethape der Jackson street, to begin at Sixth g progressive opine and to emerge at Twe r professes th avenues, was y opéned bide for four large contracts. soni ae ios than 00 ower tian i Because Blanche Pawlasek, | FROM A PHOTO |{he Marvard avenue paving contract.| yore, did not bring her mother - | Ite bid was $19,409.08, wh that of) along to testify to Joseph Paw- | @tiertt & Goets was s,s . The asek’s abandonment and refusal to CROOKS FLEEING FROM BEAT-| city engineer's eatimate on the cost of ‘pier walicaan thie ¥y one F- support his wife, Judge Tallman thi TLE MADE A $200 HAUL AT| “id "were opened. for the ! : ing refused to grant the relle or a water main on Beattle boulevard, the wa kg Solimeted cost of the work being 827 nche took the stand to tell how B46, the filling In of Weete husband went with b to visit | the estimated cost of which ts $16,800, | In Orillio one day two year nd | Seattle crooks fleeing from ¢ an@ for the grading of Twenty-seventh , promising to return] | wrath to come under the new avenue and of North Forty-third| for her. Me never did, and she seid | adm nistration made a $200 haut at] *tneet | never saw him again on in the southern part of -— + > = ween he indignantly dented the allega- 7 | early this morning by tion in her husband's complaint for t ¢ safe in the office of th FORMEHK QUEEN OF S&PAIN Celcenae'd asia - PASSES AWAY «lary w nr 1 about but it was ne noon The sheriff telegraphed hia Black (By Beripps News Ass'n.) | Diamond deputy to go to Pnumclaw PARIS, April $—Former Queen Isa | The telephone message to th bella of Spain died here this morning. | Sheriff gave no details of the crime.| James ¥. Wilson, didate for the i = — logisia from the Firty-third dix #he was brought here some time ago trict. denies absolutely the report per ! sistentiy circulated from Piles’ head nt of her poor health, and she quarters that } « withdrawn from b eraduall ve for the the race, This morning he showed the r days. ] reporter a pocket knife > wee namother “if I am beaten in thin fight I will page Bolg on = peed elt HELD HM FOR TRIAL Justice Cann Binds “Mysteri- ous Kid” Over on Robbery Charge John Prenton, known in the under- world as the ‘Mysterious Kid,” was bound over for trial in the superior court yesterday afternoon by Justice Cann. A dtamatie incident of the pre- liminary hearing was when Preston was compelled to don @-bighwayman's mask, in order that he might.be better identified by his acousers, who were carried back to the night when ton, in similar garb, covered them with two revolvers, while his partner in crime relieved them of thelr valu: ables. ® The identification was Tustioe Wate es y der ** ‘ will be all I will b Piles has | Rev. Alexander Beers Preaches under any cireum-| Farewell Sermon Tomorrow nection it is Interenting to i note tha Houston of th Morning Count ¢ Wilson's riv given up hie campate ie in the Central hotel. How that be did away with it Rev. Alexander Beers, who for ten| found it wae not necessary to main ars has been pastor of either the} tain it, but the wise politicians ¢ First or Secon Free Methodint | Firat ward aver that he did #0 because hurehes of Seattle, will h his | h¢ discovered that the men whom he farewell son tomorrow morning in |.suppesed were supporting him were \ PURDON HER ” News Ase’n.) 6 RoR ER Xpili'Dcatter a ‘ated the Senate thie ing voted against granting ® p Surah, Kuhn, the beautiful viet, who is ser a lite ir the wod murder of her The House had prowously te her CO RI 6 eM Sime his church, corner of Pine street and erved the full thm During bi more than limit of his ¢ the chure jon greatly in- ed, and the congregat: | Mr, tle Bominary, | vote most of h the interes Ho tm pl | ministratio | that will bt | olty. J Heors {# pronident of the Sent- and has decided to de- ia time in tho future to of this insYitution. ning to build a new ad- bull for tho seminary one of (he Mn the to Mri ‘cocina te acti toes leh A eit i td i li iti il ta. j