The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1904, Page 1

«)2 ” i <a 0 N E CENT ! THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE | | , ; THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS ) Tonight and Wednesday Sho wers; a v 4 6% 4 evciiiiihes ra Fresh North to West Winds ~~ The Star Is Only One Cent Everywhere ANOTHER AT TEMP] il none A seven navn a a cling From Barcelona to Madrid chin ene aa vruievermmesconr! RED LIGHT Gy Scripps News Ass'n) [ Maura was fired but the |e tt t , MADRID, April 2—A » was made today while he was trav Sling from Ba to Madrid a yo 1 y A . a. | ASSOCIATED IMPROVEMENT CLUBS WOULD STILL FUR THER BANISH VICE A * ¢ Dr. ¥ 1 nd ° rhoted dint | D or luced SS ae tee mittoe 1 | or M. H k P ; he } " r ent b apoke in fa re |The presence of die son street! ar line has rew 4 in diminishing | | Japanese gun crew handling the §{nch coast defenee ships and has been # tationed o and Korlets. battery of the cruiser “Salyen.” She is oné of Japan's most formidable ne hemulpo. These guns played their part in the sinkng of the THE ADVANCE ON THE YALU Yesier w The and § act of ever ng of a large tr eant of Rainier be JAPANESE MOU TAIN ARTILLERY IN A N NEAR PING-YANG and south of Yeal er way and the an-|/ | }oonvention and the adoption of 7 4 early completion of the| SHUT "EM FRAUD CHARGED lattorm. ‘The platform adopted ex nion depot at Third avenue and r itude for W. R. Hearst King street are the factors which | . Hoye swore to a com t faithful and effective serve | bare, Srcaght abot the agthation sine 5 ef staal end : capentng “ts davenedar ca | the removal of the district fur day afte harles Ott = rights by the forces of mofy a © south. and F « with 1 i opety and demanding the enforce -c"e registering as votere. The men ment of existing laws for the intere MURPHY alleged to be living In the Bu i | est of the people,” and sete forth about it « arrest will follow sicieteideeanineiiseansil ‘ormer sta ra bearer, William J, — Goce The county delegation was (By Scripps News Ana's.) | instructed to vo te as a unit CANAL "9 ST. PETERSHURG, April 26 AGKe THAT SOUTH LARGE THEFT | |THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEAR. Dudley G. Wooten raised a lot of Official dimpatches received tonight} COMPANY'S WATER CON-/| jenthusiaam by bitterly attacking ioe neta nasaaeaniees. Wie oie I | | ANCE OF THE ROTUND MAG. | Grover Cleveland ana lavishing | itevea to relate to fighting on the TRACT BE CANCELLED | | praise upon Hearst. The convention —_— NATE MARRED THE BIG) towed itself unmistakably for the | Yalu river with the Japanese mak- | J ement to cress Cl Patrotr os an John Parkman arre ARA| latter, po Blac use President Gill and « major-| eq Btizabeth Walton late yeaterday| ne | ‘There were several squabbles over NEARLY FIFTY FOREIGNERS SLAUGHTERED BY CHINK MOBS ine Wey of the counci! members were too /afternoon on complaint sworn out —- - lappertiommest. pureleanahy laa be, proprietor of a seageesnietome 4 by Sam J Flushed with recent victories, the| Third ward. H. H. Kulies and Rich- ON THE MANCHURIAN BORDER FIRE PRAISES CAMERON | busy at the be pary con cane ~— C4 sal at Fourth avenue and Main Siweshes, led by Manager Parke Wil- ard Gowen led the fight there, the ta Jacobs alleged in the com-| ron, hed home from P former alleging that W. H. Moyer | - | long after # ock last night. When | plaint that his wife was ill and he morning, and with them came the nad not been allowed to vote at the rum finally arrived, Dr. Crichton pat In the chair and held it down t Gill could break away Mra, Walton to clean his house Web-footers fr on Twenty-fourth avenue, which local team hav was not occupled. over: me | When he went to the house rome |" the p time after he found that $1.16 had placed under a carp keeping, had disappeared ted Mra. Walton. ‘The Oregon, whom the been walloping all! 1 map of Oregon dur- days LONDON WAREHOUSES WERE) gona) jetter to Patrolman J. L. ¢ron, praising him for the ap | justice shown by him in arresting his own son for burglary. The may or expressed his appreciation of r ippe } By Gerippe Nows Acrn.) | officer who would do his duty even ‘a lawyers In the Third ward fighting me,” said Kulles last night, “but I won out and will go to the s convention.” ST. PETERSBURG, April 26. —Nearly 60 Europeans and Amert- and take BURNED TO THE GROUND @ans have been massacred by Chinese mobs, incited and led by brig- egular annu ways attends the Introduced by Mur for the . with f the ttle & ands, within the past few days. game of the season, formed { Lou Cohen's cigar store ng fans had their first ent 1 a e ‘i Apri A disastrous | though his own son were the one to | Lake Washington Waterway compar Twenty persons were slaughtered in a fight near the Manchurian va Gal walety on ot bes mow havaie to furnish water for siuicing down was sworn out bef give the glad hand to their Une Sunday. The authorities there have telegraphed for reinforce- | the fre ght war he Lon Beacon bill, was referred to the fire joorge mond heroes. Hundreds of the dor ments, declaring themselves unable to cntrol the mobs or to cope LBOURNE, April 8 —Labor | and water committee. Ite object ie to ape Dit pal vedtere ae) aa Band ‘and’tant wit) L fer Watson has ned a cabl stop the damage that te being done ® !) boy's name was legion when the} _ . t trame vemile and the city tr tting a huge hole in the knigt ta of the willow and horsehide nuse is | net with hin x ee ond Dilt in order in a few tide land of treasury lots and to save all the water bought from the elty. The contract pr Washington Waterway com r fight the get a chance the with the brigands. took their positions in the It wennt was headed by Wag-| A. E. Flagg and fifteen other eme | ner’s band, and was followed by Presi-| ployes of the various departments of dent Ely and the Portland team in| the city last night filed with the couns carriages. Behind them came Parke cil a petition asking that the present Wilron and i changed and @ A searching expediti t to look for him at the last moment, but they had to give it up employes will have ambition to ree It was reported that I main in the city’s employ. Salaries ' chert the fine apr are now fixed on a flat basis stipulate | his team that he started ed by the finance committee of the An automobile, so that he could ap- | council. is desired, so that pear in regal style In the parade, and| ‘The matter was referred to the come that the short, fat magnate got lost mittee on civil service and salaries. In the crowd somewhere at the flourish of the Jown Pioneer square ay to Second avenue, to Pike street, down nue, and then back 2 iach bw he nar anger pen where it Gisbanded. A dogen stipulat-| The submarine mine transport An- oe ad ag apg = > a gara, with the Rorsian fleet at Port ee ee | y rising th Arthur, i# commanded by Captain vt | Bouchomiin. that the depart : ke ning game thi Deor il records ( 1 to purchase owe te 1 n for $2 for a fire houxe ieee Ser a. seeneenn at 3:30 o'clock ° annault. upon Chauncey Isham. He f works reported that it | Sault ieee ete Deer 1S MISSING WITH | ne _ INDORSED HIS GIRL BRIDE) ene tunorai of Daniet Hogan, wno ommitted sulcide Sunday night in " CAPT, STRATANOWITCH. {hie room at the St. J e hotel, | The work of lay mines ts thé Bie roomy at the Se James hotel) DEMOCRATS ADOPT PLATFORM | most dangerous in the naval service, ney-Watson this morning at 10] DECLARING FOR HEARST n ssia has several mine oruisers at t Arthur. One of them ie the o'clock. A draft on the Scandi-| commanded by Captain navian bank was found tn one of the| AND BRYAN ckets and some other from his personal et- | ieee INDIANAPOLIS, April 2¢.—The ral arrang nis were | Republican state convention organ- William Ladd of Foster. noon with Congress “A “Fushneli—, uz BOT Ss Hogan's eon, of Big Timber, Mont.| ‘The Democratic conve as permanent chaire war tia KNOCK t thelr > waa notified, but did not attend the pleted its work yester 1 he nominations will be made THOSE JAPS ARE BOMBARDING PORT ARTHUR AGAIN, THAT'S ALL. i atreet funeral by olecting 87 delegates to tt y WWedineeal is a saan le ni ae lel. x lll ci abl anti is