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

air; southwest winds. ONE CENT ‘TI Seattle St re an, Mae Pee : 1e wre | oy a A Cr j TWAT OARES TO PRINT THE NEWS ) N GWT EDITION SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY MAY 5, 1904 VOL. 6. NO. 64 2s CENTS PER MONTH HEARST’S CANDIDACY SPLITS JAPS AND RUSSIANS HAVE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION: FOUGHT ANOTHER BATTLE EX-SENATOR TURNER AND HIS SUPPORTERS AT OLYMPIA | of the evening train which brought) took @ decided stand on the Turner) Sine wie | vcauge ame me crm gon LORON and St. Petersburg Hears Rumors’ EXPECT ANOTHER ATTACK STAND LIKE A STONEWALL AGAINST ANY ENDORSEMENT gates from v OF THE YELLOW JOURNALIST OR HIS WORKS ar parent various steering com f Whi h. een ele tater ae vin tows Snel OF a Second Engagement in Whic i weaease: planned and schem and back egain (By Beripps News Ass'n.) (Special to The Star) | Hearst and T re iv Y. PETERSBUR May A ntention that the harbor is sealed, OLYMPIA, May T demo f ume of Hearst must be eliminated | ens chert a ores fi " oth Sides Lost houaands Arthur dispatch that Jap- | Twelve " participated, cratic » convention, w rom any and all re ‘ vo . > ab transome nd anene ships were meen last evenir Eight em have been located, the MN nm, The op-| vention, Probably ' H enla $ t fights w 1 fhe SE | fr kor rt Arthur is an- | tb ng two retreated, The t aret and Tur Turner men are also e h M. F . ‘ | Once during th . t 1. The m t i ge tonnage of the vessels is r Sp a e . Among 1m 7 y Hearst : M wor, th iva delegates Hu st 1 Turr ring t LONDON, MAY 5.—-REPORTS ARE CURRENT HERE THAT | formation firming the Jay | - ween each other eve th he cor 1 mmend m , met 1 fc n ur air | os « Which the battle, | adopt ations approving surcharged with electricity THE RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE FORCES AT KIULIEN CHENG is inevitable, should be wa : , PC! The only result was another de Onve a alled to order 7 nen are now told that they | fr 7 Tt was agreed that the k Be Turner men, acting ur HAV EFOUGHT ANOTHER DESPERATE BATTLE. THE JAP- | t hat n of the sta i rne r but 4 ates ab i be Hearat in t ma 4 Pa bobo: ‘amae thas " tral qoaaittion Charles G. Hetf- | Turner, and oT tees kiaty td should be controlled 1g bobo ape fovea portly ANESE LOSSES ARE PLACED AT 10,000, THE RUSSIANS AT lengthy address in which he divided | t ed on . | ~ Oreck on | ae ee n. The Hearst men . | the applause of the oj x f t © br nN conseque ‘ ws h prom | were F te for f THE RUSSIANS ARE SAID TO HAVE RETREATED IN DIS Kitsap: temporary se self an orator of no mean abi " , roy t “ hat 4 nver n should ORDER The temporary officers k H ° # Spokane | ais to ts { for Hearst f amen eee mended by the state tr | t Turner but tive | org as: aces " j mittee were elected wit a it beyond recall at te recede sad cont = P / They were: Tempora re , vored endorse] {> naught } beg Hebd rR. " omer | comy rags Aron nt 8 BD mip wt aa & ine Steen JA weant-at-arm in the t that promises to | Emmet Holmes, of Spokane | prolong the fight today, and perhape | wg eye hy se een, ine 2 E Mr. Drum made @ brief address, | eniit the party in : ae eM cate ts oa eat | Walreneng We Setegetes te Oly «| From k until ty was carried on for : t gnition the I t} ADMIRAL TOGO HAS SUCCEED ED IN SEALING UP THE HARe and Thurston county, and tow midnight the 30 » were! but the bre drei rp . under © Eas | ee or ee british 4 oe ~ 1 be judged, the » as that unit rul BOR OF PORT ARTHUR BY SINKING NINE SHIPS IN THE atic party te and nat mpia hote tn s held f Seo j nee -roome the | egntee a ® =, and p . Bo ei As By Serive we Anand CHANNEL committees on platf and | * : ge wee Ratic, but lens de cor ag Oe LONDON, MAY 5—THE CENTRAL NEWS CORRESPOND resolutions and dentials had been | Hearst sh oveed t a nots of King ‘ we appetnted the convention adjourned | - oe e was tn ¢ Hearst ‘ Lona ENT AT ST. PETERSBURG SAYS THAT A RUMOR IS CURRENT # flet, con g a flotilla of nine to quest again.al 3:98 clock... | ih aan ee i oe 8 sit | caucus The Pierce county delegation | t | Port Arthur Tuesday afternoon The bitter convention fight which | 5, « Ee Sass meaibeatr sie | AT THE RUSSIAN CAPITOL THAT A SECOND BATTLE HAS a nging the sea, su ceded in ts on today broke out last night. | , @ does not re T . ‘ t e of the vor, entirely block~ | ‘ HT AT CHUNG HAITIEN, 20 MILES SOUTH OF 7 . ator Turner placed his fol- | ¢ ne president the “ ANOTHER © BEEN FOUG ‘ ble for any of the deep ve barrassing r t 4 th name | AN CHENG, IN WHICH THE RUSSIANS LOST 7,000 er b tion by ; he to« Rnouncement came tee Feng w - ri le the fleet was forced to steam into when b n of hunderbolt soon after the arrival MEN. THE JAPANESE, ACCORDING TO THE RUMOR, WERE t t 4 the sunken th ing t r raculous. DELAY DRIVEN BACK IN DISORDER. THERE 18 NO CONFIRMATION h have not yet been received, but 1 ed that they be allowed bor daylight and thelr ted hourly, hog Hee RUMORS OF A NAVAL BATTLE « t uper Sent Youngs Tom Wilson, the pe fiend | nt that was entertained yesterday as ae f the cor m th . deciiicahaselseeial to . f ‘s & tlempt to bottle up the Russian fleet nt Cae y int ur s be practically dispelled by t ee mamittee bi 4 been the rat-ente » News Ass'n) the ponit lang © rts of the affair, even though they asing to be waiting for 1 ' ; usu. ne ro t 1 mors | F i and A ar . See ccna, ne toad fer onset 4 as ’ ; * of attempt are only half-hearte oe tps giwardh ity ure hat a ‘ t . local papers have received dispateh= ui ; time it was be Sone " bh < the repertes 1 e their kio resp ts stating that the harbor is “absg~ rrens Thoms . 4 lutel “My husband and children are/halsed from a little calf, ts so great| have left the ' that s tear er mind will give| fiver, Ch Gead and my little Jersey cow ts all! way entirely and she will hav be} this mor that the don't let her be sold.” oe, consist hy ! Mrs. Margaret McNulty, a decrepit! the fire and water committes, t | cmevamnm peers white sau Set TOLD THE STORY ere poeta TO MRS. H.W. GOWELL a face furrowed with wrinkles, | man Rude and Chairman Zbin | P | F UND made this pathetic request in the| of t two committees, and 2 Sa tare Judge Hell was not able to grant | works ne ee oe 2 have witharews thelr sul ei her request. sheen Goaidbias: Sees viienaas | % { the rate won't have - | China @. nh |: eats caanen we. Ve, aipwalinan'ieeet (By Scripps News Ass'n) Mrs. McNulty was committed to ordering the cancela f the city’s |r one men was | ' sa sc Ss perie s S te wena Bank Sao the Steilacoom insane asylum some (By Scrinns News Asn'n) ntract with the Seattle & Lake |} emark terday from | heen operatin ay unt of her threat to bring su VANCOUVER, B.C. May 5.—A time ago, but was released r DOVER, Del, May 5.—The state! Washington Waterway ny. | I 1 : wt the h Mr. | skeleton was found im an old cabin, it having been found that she was ted this x ng in the trial of} wich w ee th : e - “ 1 lost t y the outskirts of the city today, only feeble-minded and not de- Mary Ann Powell for the muf-/ water . ie y after | y 1 pay he tt eside the remains was picked up mented. tt e oF fune of was) what was thought to be a roll of She owns a little ranch an " th nd 7 1 th ftern refuse paper, black with dirt. This at Green rive and after «# be a t]} “a . mscmaanctats wad being soaked in water separated sent to the asylum Judge B h ¢ a r re Janda ¢ 1 out to be $200 in United 4 as guardian of her estate L/| Powell’ T | , ac oe be IN THE WAKE States bills and several savings Coons, whom he authorized to lease) Mra. “ | o waved sig- |” , i ‘ 1 pts on the Puget the wnel ia Jerecy. | ity. - a | Bes | tutu Noe aa OF THE STORM | Bank, of Seattle. When Mra. y. who is deaf} Mra. Powell went ev » drat . “"" x 2 pie bap < crime When t ost obliterated name and nearly b 1 her home| today and detatled ime. . Bn Ha ~ P e elpts can be deciphered idee week a the! She said Estelle f feet 3 cop inatutaneemne 4 oe 's identity will be known, asylum she by| garret where she, the defe | American Line | Steametis | (@y-Beripr strang that} placing catsup bottles, ate THE METHODISTS WILL ADOPT) na t i ental DtAe . har seized her by the throat = rs oe betee t the te of Sh s given a to live| Powell p Ja knife from her p “ A NEW EVANGELIST IDEA ra . t a hy rm-s ken sect ur for_a time in a little ack on) et and a ¢ ate struggle followed + = ‘ | 8 ‘ oe fm Hght-} h but was too childish and| during she cut Estelie's) 2 1. " — pod FAIR TRIAL ignorant to realize that st mages | LOS ANGELES, May 6—The| beached, a nu 1 | hend fact that she was to lose - ened this morning tt"! they were ur ] —— her cow Y I weeuee rs . ap - ne r feet. The > | OURAY, Cot May 5 —District In some way she secured a ticket Sees ik Wer Wasren ares] manic me Judge Stevens today ordered the dise to ttle and came to the court - t Bell. F - dente Gy Sertegs News Amy's. (By Ser Nows Aes'n.) f grand and petit jurors no is morning to beg the judge mes, ine me * 14 eed NEW YORK, May 6 retary a }* ed for the impending term of h ning to beg judg: Har a Callaghan, one of the al- | exntes. the Santa Pe wreck, 5 . . WARSI t tT de, on the ground that not to allow her cow to be taken # in the ef ' “ : from hei heirs af John arrived eak this morning: | h the payment of 1 t 2 " fia trial could not be secured at coe Sores to er te tle pioneer, whose $500.00 Every delegate, Iny and clert " iy Me jected on tt San Miguel county, on ac scree nll noaseage- ‘—— has been ip litigation ever | was in his seat at the business ses al ata ng f~ | Statee at count existing conditions, The 2 ed, four y «0, is |eion. The organization of commit oat « t r martial law and the padi anal ng (By Scripps News Ass‘n.) Bhe passed away in Dublin |tees of the church met at §:30 ana| LIGHT rangement for payment which were le ce is the dictator. Thir= ney realized from the sa " po Bede pry . Sn. Bitesh men ane rranged for the $40,0 to | la t h ty exiled ra here have been trie® 4d to see a rift in the) WASHINGTON, - rhe . ag 4 nod 1 , rsa | | € bh the J. P. Morgan | tary govern on various charges brought against us Bliss has not = oe ,. iene a an | company ay. While the wecre- | Warrant of a them by residents of Telluride, nothing to live on| has he accepted t A — ra ¢ Me ne | 4 dae tone-horned, raw-bonod steer { the treasury t# req by prop : j samen aid, “an n| the Republican na “ie as thie a th Teoh con. | Was the cause of tote inausite ta © Ayo! by firms or individuals by whom | : , ° fo. 1 904 con-| » gton Gock shortly fore il a paid a the stater or . he 1004 con | the Astington dock shorty, be eatont ef tha wocurtty | Palle ctick a ‘THREW HER CHILD ould Hou ‘pi : nd Meth t “4 tt liscretion. Tt | e sand Me fifteen or twent r steers, a t evangelistic | of k hae a dene tem ap) the FROM CAR WINDOW : i n foot In the| women and ch n participate h . wat -Jorthiess, j t the revival! steers w being od ard the | be at the t | — —— years for $1 an | ; ted by the genera! | Alaska: Pa avigation company’s | is plan | Mra. C. Schwelker was examined? Btanding was payin of | - ly last year at| *eamer Jan ar, and some five | w re by a lunacy commission, $175 to Mra. r n- | Ben eaten | OF six head had already sately| the money be : 4 | i: hae. . Geapaneenn Bhould use the n tn | Yenterd: © Goldrich jus oaded on the vessel, whe ® ¢ tren temporary and due to finess. She wag buildings and i eh jth c gang 66) ee OS as A) SURG | ghoremer roached the big steer Be the Monod hospital. able. He did sc ks | | French n rnings | 9nd appoint the m mbers| The om anaged to get him tr wetker is the woman who t he “ at | troin u rd on ships, but th no sooner s | RUTTP, Mont, May 5—The gran a tra r Spokane, adage agg rotggnentine sag bela oat nal At a meet f the members of t t 1 Jer the te law. At th | meneed to b He kicked sin th ™m ed with the care of sev= wer renee, > mio-pe , rindigad r tation bh -* 1 of th | bucked ar ra wt ner ‘ wn infant was picked ementa which had be ‘ ward Republicans of tic is a ve * he wore and N MINATE | made a terrifi nge for th on Pa 7 ecided this morning| Castle wass ed ‘ n | pinched. | fons feet over the, edge - hosplta iw | e ne h on Occidental Nulty was not pene | ee By t —_—— ————— " ve he was about t o a | cused of profiting f was placed in the hands of a guardian w | te hie ss iPrat the box, ordered the mar he|county business. All were arre recet by Superior Judge Bell t k after her the donkey enaine to lower awa and released on bail. i rning on the application of has not a cent Re box nd ba. t Ae ‘ | a tie Brewing & Maiting Co, x bet < dothes the steer freed himsel am . 1} | PORT ARTHUR, May 5.—Dispatches | G°¥" 1 to drive him ins ha : to A . w rson named Dr 5 “ s atl t voiam of j . H doing #0, op ST. PETERSRURG, May 5.—Ad er. the 4 1 | EN, M. n 1 th k a ot t w The bunch of |miral E ff departed for Port tions sincerporation wor . «.| t re |W t t i pu t at of th ne | A? t ° Orel nission company » { took t |e ome t " ar a th k bie sed today sand ific Wagon company b the t al r ' H | ting Barrels and scattering box *} var at Neva and w were filed in the superior court thia back r . she r « r | Kates at the front of the ik st | stadt t ho k I rie Ht | the thee mad thgwt alist | - - laska Pacific Navigation ae Sd ' . WIL A 5 By |™ . | YS thee on|Consul at Dawson steamer James Dollar » mo, an 2 4 c - naj WASHINGTON, D, ©. May dex and Seward at 8 t ea he atons t os 5 of} Berh i 1 « tonight. She will carry about clothes: : j? ‘ ing, befor 1] patting himself th. The | been pointed enge and a full cargo of M M grief att ght k and atally in- |r . an go home beer ltop of the Ariinght i long! to Dawson City, vice Con freight, She w oO take 26 steers of parting » her pet, w sho Res jure ‘in disgrace ing steer was recaptured, resigned, and a number of sheep for Valdeq