The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1904, Page 5

THE SEATTL E STAR— FRIDAY, APRIL fe APRIL 0), 9009 es 1904 Own Boss ati | | C i | cs) ‘ * , | indey ! oil btboed Gea a ood ) 1 the 1 make] . aoe IF HER FLEETS AT PORT ARTHUR AND VLADIVOSTOK | } Jorn more wth in Va ’ r it would are just opening a new SHOULD BE ENTIRELY DESTROVED RUSSIA WOULD 6TILL b t t ole . J lors with the re tracts at Bitter P | baat e tra n BE STRONGER ON THE GEA THAN JAPAN ¢ n the » three miiles north of r f f the Russian coast Green Lake, intersected by the} HAVE FOUGHT POR AND AGAINST THE SULTAN WHO RULE — of Ge county road to Richmond] as ” i bow Dakihs and thie eaW taharertan THEM THROUGH RELIGION—A QUEER PEOPLE, WILD AND Admiral Makaroff Took Too Great @ Risk in Hazarding His Inferior | Hy in nttertee road to Everett. In less than IMPERIOUS, WHO SHOW MANY GOOD TRAITS Fleet Against the Superior One of Togo—However, the Lo of jt t ec « ear you can come in by trol h | rt ore ft or ome ong ae Biome at s o the Russians Are Not Decisive and Only Incidental to a Great Cam- torpe harged with the doubled while you are paying paign—Compares Our Loss of the Congress and Cumberland Th 's natrate for it tea ppeimeat peo meg cco | the re f batt! tor- Price $80, $90 and $100 an} SOMB FACTS \1 LIANIA |e erie ap jpedo bouts, submarine ie and acre—a small payment down| MONASTIR, Aprit 16. 1 A a BY NELSON A. MILES. bra &, yet the num-|" > tr a . wn as Aria k ' a Lieutenant General, U, 8. A., Ret ber of 2 and a few dollars a mont sean ie ERE een NY the, : . (Copyright, 1908, by sloesttns| Pebaon- A. Thaliat —e er, and to be either a thorn in t ’ Kr A und in th which he threatens the Chr iatian Macedonia Ant . | ‘ iM 1 A little more than a year ago I | POLICEMAN’S WIFE GONE e 7 Cc in the southwestern part of Bur T a | . 1 | arr 1 at Port Arth t y | Frank in, wife of Pae Coauph oS | POS a | hodhign eked yatta ec a ae ost 2 n t ean. ia 290 miles long, and from 40 t | foe Viceroy Alexieff. 4 from her home, 5 Btew- b rface 1 in ous, nine pa ride « ale 1 OF FUTURE M/IKADO : g the 1 and military Her husband is unable 202 and 203 New York Block. north and south, The highest peaks are 8,060 feet, Remarkable @ forces of Russia jn the Asiat war ‘canela were y trace of her other than @ ae nmeweees | features of the country are the subterranean rivers and mag tth rew “ 1 t * and that portion of Siberia A yet they we that she has gone to California, | nie lakes, Exports cons f wool, horses, timber and maise. M | again. They offered to fight Che] TOKIO, Aprit One of the in-|and Manchuria incidents t Melvin is said to have taken | @ The Albanians are descended from the ancient Myrians ar i. & | powers for the sultan, and yet ab torenting personages In Japan is the| The harbor of Port Arthur ta a| campaign er $100 of Melvin's savings. | rotea, Their language contains several str y 1 ly afterward defied him, when helt nikado, the grandson of the | mall land ked harbor hard! j The lo o . | @ The population is estimated at 1, 600,000, © army agatnat them 1 t emperor He is kr a pable of accommod « a gmall|bor of Havar The spare time work given ladies | Hemuesnescecensanesezee3 ® | considered a Turk is o Gingrace to] His Royal Highness Prince Micchl, | feet. The bi on each aide of|ing senm at room 201, 1414 Second avenue ts SCMUAARCRRATEREREMOBGER | on Alberton, and there le nothing|e@nd a more iuy year-old never ent high and precipit-|as a fatal d proving ® great success. Call from aE that will make him fight quicker] exteted. |ous, affording exceliont natural feat- | forces Swe URKUR, April 26.—Albania, on the} quire knowledge. than to cali him a Turk The pranks of the royal youngster | ures for land defense. If the entire Russian fleet now on eee P< nage go onan tan, rab ong e thing the Aibanian ts proudlare already chrontoted about the| ‘The admiral very kindly furnished| the coast of Siberia and Manchuria Notice to Subscribers | strangest country in Burope, just as| an Albanian, and the offices in the| Of Bis Word ts ax good as his bond.| streets of Tokio, and if the bait So | me @ str ach steamer to con-|were destroyed, the Russian navy | Tibet is in Asia, What the rest of| Turkiah army and civil government| That of the Turk le m orth true he mast be @ terror on @ at | vey me acr » the coast of China uid still be more powerful and| ny and « jovernme } : ft, vening, your copy of The | the continent does not know about| that require great ability are invari- | ing. Some Buropeans ¢|minutive acale An we passed out of the harbor at| stronger, ton for ton, than the Jap-| gint has not arrived at 6-00 o'clocks | the land would make a big book.| ably filled by Albanians ped Albania, under the Up-to-date m everything, the Jep- | Port Arthur lnmediately en-|aanese navy, so that the naval prob-| teiephone—dunset, Main 1000, or Inq | What it does know would scarpely An Albanian army officer can be| 10" of @ chief whose fi Ash! have a quaint oriental Ad | countered a wh sea and severe! ler is yet far from being solved. dependent 1138 any time between fill a leaflet. ploked out at a gian He has not| (MY Won, and who gave his word|to thetr wentern fdeas, ‘The mikado | northwest winds, blowing almost a] ‘The result of the recent ex- 6:00 and 7:00—and a copy will be sens The Powers” in the past have de-| the hanging head and aly look of the | © thelr safe conduct, A hostile/i# not a bit superstitious and prefers | gale directly toward the coast, mak-| perience will have the effect of mak- you at once. by special mensenget. manded that the sultan shall regu-| ‘Turk, but an open, beaming counte-| tribe Killed one of the party, an4/to surround himself with things from | ing it very difficult for our steamer — late the Albanians, The sultan did| nance, and the carriage of an ath.| {re hax been # blood feud between) the oocident, than with oriental ore- /to make headway, and for two hours Bot the the fob. The caly way he| lets. the chiefs ever since ationa, |some of our party were much con- +" $43 cam regulate them te through felies|. Watthhee ehiavectertitios tabi: the| Tee Terbiah eotherttion ret Upon the birth of Prince M Jcerned for fear the severe winds ° The most critical woman fon, for they will fight his army at| race, They are firm of purpose, yet mit Europeans to Albania.| however, astrologers were set ‘tole ight force us back upon the coast fitted perfectly and satisfac- the drop of a hat, and turn around) pliable under froament. Orig To prevent such expeditions they | work to onst hia hororcope. In fact,| As we passed out I observed three toril t It is wooing death for an Buro- quered by the Turk, asst y| frontier, The sultan ts tired of pay-| birth. The people Ggnand it. The | chor, well red with ice, and ex- saving a pean to attempt to cross the narrow] Turkish belief, being the only peo-| "€ indemanlties and does not want) horoscope has been made for other | posed to the severe December i] y .aiey Black Dress Skirts of | Ladies’ All Wool Serge Skirts, 7 strip of land. It is equally danger-| ple that went over to the religion en | over the olat army in Al-| royal princes for 26 years and every | weather of that northern « twilled repell cloth, all gored, golf scams, perfect tal- | ous for an Albanian to leave the} masse, | . in Japan wae anxious to know e narrow channel and the ne- sean a stitched and lored, $5.00 value; selling at viekniby Of bin deates emlens accous-| fhe fectine of the Albenion for thé ¢ wultan and officers of the @ t fate had in store for the baby! verity of the winter climate have|f) bound, $4.00 value; selling at | - $4.00 panied by @ large escort, for the| Gash is Gheunee. Elbe of Gibbect 4 Use Albanians asx| who inay one day be mikado. contributed to the series of misfor-|F y.......00 seseee seers Ladies’ All Wool Scotch Tweed Pate eate ak tie. cedaaan Waal vaseneo tien reed Mn ot an Albanian| The helr presumptive of the great | tunes that have come to the Russian 2 Skirts, wide tucked seams, two | by or gives hit | o throne hae the distinotion of | forces, well as the embarrass-| | Minses’ All Wool Serge Skirts, 7 continuous tucks on hips, fin | never flercer than that waged by the| deponde a a it before v = 4, all ith hed with self #t 4 pret To show you how good our Hi) Aipanians Ab 1 ue fehtheg for his a the firet baby of the house of ments that have resulted from gored, all seams trimmed w ished with self straps and pret- MoJave Coffee te tt win bo ie fem dul Hamid dics. He will fight bss n ed aig? yy oe eget . \f 2-inch if straps and ty buttons, most charming gar~ » One might thing the Albanians] the sultan, yet all the time pro ; J A Tenno who hae been al-|causes other than climatic buttons, @ bargain at $3 ment, $9.00 value; seling at. served savages. On the other hand t arel himn.on, preventing bim gtving any t ated hompitality te a trot! wed to grow his hair like a Hu The firet dash of the Japanese calling at . .. $2.08 : Caucasians of the purest blood and| of the other races Indep nee | If a murderer flee from friends) p or American ebilé, Roth his|gave them some success, and was are the noblest-minded pe ta] Saving dette a ne ewer the| Of the man he has killed enters «| father and mother when they were|a severe warning to the Russians ree Turkey. To belleve them capable of| sultan's officers find it easier to) hoUse. even If that houw That ot et eee renee : MOVER Le a eee Sins Seen See od UNDER WEAR high development is scarcely posst-| h the Albanians than they 40 victim's brother, > im | Cally thetr & areen rprise of the Japanese. i Saturda ble when one sees their wild attire.| the Bulgarians. When the former ¢ days absolutely «afe. 'At} thou Prince Micch! has 22 of] The change of commanders an4/fyrens Jersey Rubbed Shirts and | Men's Natural Wool Light | Tot whan-they éatape from the inci daty the power of the ‘Wish man ot n of the third day he) the daintiest of Japs nurses, not |the substitution of the unf te Drawers, exceptional good gar- Weight Shirts and Drawers, fluence of Turks they rapidly ae- FBurope” high offictais of the church we. He ts allowed M4 houry of them 1s allowed to touch a/ Admiral Makaroff not only added att price B5e pearl buttons, one of our most oe aes ew &oeek, Octo SESE Ean ew - —| start and then the feud is jtasor to the imperial head nt |activity and vigilance to the R Jersey Ribbed Shirts and popular sellers, each.......75e 3 . cio | menced. Kawnimura, a life-tang friend ¢|wian ff but possibly hts . ear! buttons, French up of Coffee, come in and try Albanians alaberat The prince, t# superintendent ine fidence in the Rus Men's Fine Light Weight Aus- a om tumes vary in 4 we *,| the royal nursery and he regulates | sian forces led to the present din- and tralian Wool Shirts and Draw- aaa oa rh b nleverything in @ stern manner, for{aster and the loss of his valuable atte ope ee 94 ‘sias the well being of his imperial | lite. wool garments, each.... hy | He was regarded as one of the Rhodes Bros as: ’ i iness of the t resulted in the 1325 Second Av. hj} on misfortune to the fleet {| Ciaton was made at the outer po! he ships with which he moved ¢ [of the bubysy eyelids In a straig ut from Port Arthur were not About the Best in | Hine faninch. The/ strong enough to destroy the Jar , he] laghes were then @rawn into shape |mancee fleet, and the uncertainties of Shoes lotied Kit mon, met ae : knees, Crown thie Ixyout with @/andi beld by a plece of chemion any encounter between any war P I , antae Moet per, pair... $2.00 pe eek the wound healed and the ef-| coms of an tn one matt kid t natty new — fect ia th Prince Micchi does not | much more wer un shapes, $3.00 value, per pair.. For Boys of miesrowany weETHve |imum bet tke ncn ef the tatund | uroal ana cutre “thoe F yw Hoctat | ¥tnadorn The ct ¢ possible gain Viel Kid Shoes, Il ay 7 The questic ff the marrin of | in such an enterprine could not com- por heels, hand sewed is etraight-eyed youngster ts being | periaate for the risk involved, either soles, glove fitting, $4.09 worth tod riously com red. and ¢ YOun@ | to his Meet or to his government j of — shoe value, per pace Great care has been given flervices th ching were led by| tt of f loveliness now goo. t is retreat was so rapid " * cece 00 the sebection of cur stock Mra M nh, and this afte ,{koolng tm nurseries, have been de-| that proper care was not taken tn and parents will do well to by Aen An elaborate | CMtd upon as candidates for impe- | tindin the narrow channel and W L. Dou M ’ visit our department before musical program was rendered at} TM! chotoe | avoiding the torpedoes, or whether ents . as ens Dduying elsewhere. b anions ay the time the future mikado t#|the torpedoes had be diser Fs oe ee M1 enough to want a wits, Japan | gaged by the powerful surf, from Union-Made Shoes oe taut JAPANESE STORY OF THE CRE.| ay have progressed enough to their original moorings and had! . ge 83.00 For tots, the Russian and ATION [ tete the choos-|4rifted into the pathway of the part rn and Wacur Calt Sailor Blouses will be the Japances Gelties are as kinély an4|°7™ But St Present the law forbids | chips, is a matter on which dis- , R. $3.50 models mostly tn demand, tigshenteell aw aha: gbesie fhein-| nhig > toe mee Tes in | eeees Sunen Who beak of er net |f pougins Blucher, Viel Blucher and while for boys between ages es. Thetr story of the senile eek ie a families in | give euftictent confirmation ; Velour Calf Blucher, per pair - $4.09 6 to 16 the double-breasted it, Swe ele Crnais vise ane the js allowed | However, the loss is a any one | Men's Vict Kid Oxfords, hand process sewed and Norfolk Suits will be agthy Games may bo shortened. bof ener ee en, navae to the nua }te the Russian Hast, Dut net deciatve soles, right up to the minute in styles, per the popular styles. gi and Isenamt), standiag vs rom tn he arnittiem, and | While the loss of that number pair a Bes % Suits the bridge f bh ‘en. at gre = te ‘ pede ~ ~ —— et oe tearen. cast eralns| ognized. Curtously enough custon Boys Kangaroo in, Shek teed eek ~*~ | condemns him to buy trousseaus for Fy Red vse , Calf Shoes with 1—A TYPICAL GROUP OF ALBA BRINGING IN AL- | 2O*% They then pushed a spear! a1 nis brides I uctions In brass slugged awe LASS. | dow 0 the green p of the » scan abeteiaen and stirred it nd " ar $1.75 and $2.00 e ame the axis of the cart : value, per pair tomorrow One-Fifty. > t Blucher Shoes BUSINESS Gults, $5. Herald, 130 24 or = few days, : phn ya Doe any tll - sieitlliee matt kid tops, i | pe viots and Fancy Mixtures 2.50 English welt, J. Redelsheimer & Co. fo, Gees 0 steno. Be okie do « . ou s pair, Two-Fifty Strongest Topcoat House tn the State. 800-804 First ave., cor. Columbia He ~ nba A RCADE TOWNS, CITIES AND PREFEC TURES ON A LINE WITH | TOWNS, CITIES, COUNTIES |" | AND STATES IN THE UNITED STATES nuke | TOKIO, 28.—TPhe Japar Kikus eal their Dai Nihon, or I Ugo. Nippon, ‘ Jag Hoku Dal is pr 4 Ot The name) Waka Nihon, or is a co: Pachu, from the Chinese Jih-pen. » Banind ntain shade Pee A which Japan was derive Jih 7 nba, Tango, Taji means “Source of the Sun,” and wns Iwaml, Oki istands plied to the islands by the Chi c nin sunlight road) ene because Japan lies east ft Mimasaka, Bizen, Bitchu, | arose from the islands. It was from| Wankaido (southern sen rond) this that the name “Sunrise King-!|Kishiu, Awaji island, Awa, Sanuk, dom” wan derived. The imperial! tyo, ‘Tosa, or Toshiu |fiag contains a bright sun om 8| Gaikaido (western sen road)—Chi We’re Giving | White oackseround. kenen, Chikogo, Busen, Bunge, Hi apan lies between the same par A strong Rush Shopping Bag Bl atieis of jatitude un the atntes of the) ee Hy ys acai or a pretty Colored Picture of Hl 44; | vallen abe collide: 06] me Tees Stent popular gubjects, mounted on Bi mas ~ ha a offers 88] Hokkaido (northern sea road) Same Gree pinegen SSuGh vee ‘Gin CNS Ue Deaxne So] ee Smee Inert, Metiikart, With Each Pound of INorth Dakota. ‘The Kurile Mita cooper gad Arcade Coffee Jin the fea Okhotak, ne mevtere. Chie Chee) islands, Chib pepo sagan fr aid ne be c er | group constitutes one, th th, komt i 7 = getation or animal The fe wi t « al he ‘The opponite extreme is offered by| »7 re Fo ee by tropica, with sponding climate * F i P vw Surely you'll not miss these of- Pang products. Japan proper in are; Twkyo, Kyoto and fers— eludes the four larger islands, but we: Memeawn, Snowberry Bath Soap, the kind ffi theh Japanese ire takes in the] Chiba, Ibaraki, Tochigi that Goats; regular & 1.86 4,900-044 talands adjacent to the Gamma, Bi no, Yamanashi, § hie Glass Lemon Squeezer Bo Fi coest tines. suoka, Aichi, Miye, Gitu, Shiga, Package of best Steel Pins, worth | Japan proper is divided geogr Fukul, Ist Toyarna, Niigata, 2c package . le Ij ically into nine etreuita, wuatenaataten by ‘Wennenns Ihe Gas Lighter for. We || Gokinal, Tokaido, Tosando, Hok- |i rate, Aomort, Nara, Wana , 1-at. Granite Pudding Pan....5¢ 9) *#!40, Santndo, Banyodo, Nankni- a. Hyege, Onayason, Mireshien 40, Satkaido and Hokurikudo, ‘The|*"" a shimana, Seabee 1, Toku. | word “do,” which ends all the names) YAmagycn Brive Kochl, Nas but the first, means “highway” or|*h!™a, Kagawa. Ehime, Kochi, Ne “road.” jasak!, Sage, Fukuoka, Kumanomoto, Spe eréli ur iu Japan proper is also divided into| Oit@, Miyazaki, Kagoshima and Okl- 85 “kunt” For admin-|""* or provinces. istration purposes the empire is di- vided into three “fu” or municipall- ——=| ties, and 43 “ken” or prefectures, in granted self-go ernment way about one year ago. however, 1s un- der the territorial government. Hokkaido waa in a small Formosa, Second and Union ER. Butterworth & addition to Hokkaido and Formosa. | th & Sons The difference between “fu” and/ . r “ken” ia in name only. ‘There are AFTER SIX SATURDAY more than 60 Incorporated cities! Special at the 10c store, a good a ee rete called “shi,” within the “fu” and!/house broom, an extra good o “ken.” (For inatance, there i8| sale after six at 100 each. o- mottehiy dere blaee mhileh Tokio “ahi” in Tokio “fu,” or, in —————— other words, the city of Tokio ts in Beat 4! * in Seattle, with San. the munictpality of Tokio.) ternes or Burgundy, at Matson Bar- The large divisions are also di-| boris Second and James, every eve- wided into “ku,” meaning urban |!" 61.0. istrict, and “gun,” meaning rural istrict, and the latter are again divided Anto “ The following isions of Japan into “ani,” according to Dancing Sebeat Prof. Wilson's, Ranke hall, Pike street and vite avenue. —s Hourn's Millinery, 816 Third ave. woe ELEVEN PIAN a TCHICHAGOFY | t n railway are und | tt { the Russian ge WILL NOT BE PUNISHED (Special to The Star) n of them used less than a year four somewhat longer, are ed on sale this morning at about e-half of former pri Ame Jot Ha you will find Hamiit We r, Ch « H & Davis, Sherman Cia h{ GVERWTT, April 29.—nesste Eng & Rarnes and others—pri 875 to| biom, the 9-3 1 wh $250; terme as low ax $5.00 per month | foamed ! had stolen A Square Pi » ond us other articles, | 6 to terms, $8.00 to $5.00 per be punished, It has been tt tot ' to her par-4 |} st prefer an Organ, we h the ur t itt h at $15 up and finp " further ‘ new t Organs at + nt dealt ov orate case, tifal in to Our | ag Hn accomplished music k of new PI 1 assed, |@hild of her age and ts sa ‘ acing Knabe, Bi ery bright Fischer, Hardw Har ob | & Barnes and the ja art 1 BBAYS HE WAS ROBBED the now famous Everett. To ne 88 WeNATCHER, April 29.—George hear them is to buy them. Prefers Myoadiault, a Frenchman, §8 yea j fed and indorsed by such artists ap 1g, Was found in an old ghed be- | Relsenauer, Babrilowstech, Burme ean oe cae aeee rilow alg , to C. M. Lemaster with his | |ter, Campanart, Hirschman ded, chead badly brui and his Kruger and many other artists, be My ct out yesterday morning. Hel} ause of its purity, its resonance, Mays that he was held ap and robbed | its briilianey, ite evenness of tone. 171 s19 and a few other belongings | Twill « no more than your ef- f/m, man is in Dr. Gilchrist’. fort to come and nee theme goods!) ancy hospital, with slight and you really do not know what es in Rie favor for recovery, you can do on a plano until youli he... however, doubts In 4 consult Ramaker. ~ ‘© the case, and at the present time ahe theory of attempted suicide pre- valla. Investigation has revealed the fret of his despondency, He en & came here last summer from the Flathead country. =e EER EAM RUReRroee Ne Speolal Sale of Univers al Stee! Ranges . Chole Range, $20 and up., Red FRONT FURNITURP Co. Gilbert-Ramaker Co. Oldest, Largont, Strongost. 1406 SHCOND AVE. $15.00 Worth Double CASH OR CREDIT. Westberg & Childs SUITS @ MILLINERY. TO PUT A LITTLE GINGER IN THE BUYING PEOPLE We have arranged to give away a handsome rich, gold, Roman dial clock to every per- son making a purchase from $10 up. We have cut our price on all our lines of Spring Clothing. GOOD GOODS 206, 208, 210 Pike Street CLOAKS Given Away ce a tai a i Rs dN i In Our Furnishing Goods Stock You Will Find All That Is Desired. Boys’ Clothing Selling at Prices That Will Astonish You. Given Away The clocks will be on display im our First ayenue wititow. Come and see , they are, ‘H, LEWIS & COMP \NY, fst, 2a-4iG Becond Avenue South. Opposite Bon Marche.