The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1904, Page 2

ee Seattle Star [==] N GeT EDITION SEATTLE, EB, WASHINGTON,SATURDAY, MAY 7, 190 VOL. 6._ NC a5 CENTS PER MONTH RUSSIAN LEADERS ARE IN FLIGHT AND CONFUSION AND THE CZAR’S FORGES ren REPEATED REVERSES Viceroy Alexieff and the he Czar’s Co Cousin Barely Escape S 3 : it ft a Capture by the Japs Who Have Already Seized TRYING TO CLEAR HARBOR a ——— Another Russian Stronghold Where Both Sides . SAYS TOG0\fkec eee Lost Heavily ch ei a Fe | f 4 the ——— t @By Scripps News Ass'n.) 1 “ t from A « that Wang & ha tow dnesda, ha large fo " € sista from the x r Feng Wang « in . Russians n * « r t K kin a “ . « conce| reese at « one ress of enemy to t hwarck and tha the aggressive Sa t | northward 4 that part of the for t " have er tha st Sunday's & are g aw A ¥ IN WAR” SAYS STOESSEL rae |S ie Sa a ae SAME uo BOASTS | paseeeeereceseen (Soe see SUICIDE WOR GENERATING WL HOOR HS MENORT tu o Pata ALEXIEFF NARROWLY | s ESCAPES CAPTURE = : ae IN BAY Photographs taken on the spot by the Ne aper Enterprise A Staff Photos NO. 1—COMMANDER H 2—CROWD IN THE STREETS, NO. GUARD OF HONOR. NO CAISSON BEARING THE CAS hee No 5—MISS KAORU HIROSE DAUC SHTER oF THE LATE GENERAL, FOLLOWING THE CASKET. NO. 6 NAVAL BAND HEADING THE PROCES * | COMMANDER HIROSE, WHO Di ED IN THE SERVICE, 1S ADDED | | TO JAPAN'S LIST OF HBROES—HIS FUNERAL WAS AT | TENDED BY FULLY 200,000 PATRIOTIC JAPS By Will H. Brill, Special Commis er of the Newspaper Enter-) prise Association in the Far East.| 't ROCHDALE SOCIAL AT GREEN LAKE tation of the Rochdalé | | ro. ¥ he 1