The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1904, Page 1

ONE CENT The Seattle Stez M3 Li COA BiG Of rms corner tence cere ee THE GWLY PAPER IN SEATTLE : Aronian’ Shs Wibaie Gat es ck ? THAT DARES TO PRINT THE WEWS ; Light te Fre t Winds ¥ Py — — NIGHT EDITION SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTBMBER 1904 VOL. 6. NO. 170. 5 CENTS PER MONTH BULK OF FLEEING fllolANc AMY FAG REACHED MUKUEN Czar’s Forces Were in Such a Hurry to Make a Masterly Retreat That They Left Their Wounded to Die of Hunger | } and = Thirst--Evacuation of Mukden BARBARA FRITCHIE CORPSE WAS HAULED TO. THE-OAY IN A TRUNK Ve Found on the Waterfront Yester- UP.TO.DAT 4, day Believed to be That of Man Foul- ly Murdered in a Shack Near Foot of Pike Street Two Months Ago-= Police Will Investigate Grewsome Rumor found floating in the bay y« not t Mart of. ‘These day was foully murdered in abin | fact i © the police (By Scripps News Ass'n) } Jat the foot of Pike street two! at ; pada to Rak ae ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 7.—It is ann that nearly all the | ese 6 amey Whee will jes " . the trunk be the police t eve hroug part of Russian troops retreating trom Liao Yang have arrived at Mukdes ning t ents ef that peighbor- | th a a 00 the immédiate vicinity. Kuropatkin bas arrived and is directing | hood, who this afternoon gave ( ak emis esis dame en oner Hoye an inkling of the fact ® ame, deecrip- personally the o por h they base their grew : : abite will be | bom rls and ery detail RUSSIAN DIVISION IN DANGER } the finding of the a the ta ghly « MURDER, Ses h derketOs new ” | in merely the sequel to a strange| ( afternoon close- TRAIN DITCHED BY WAGON| story which was the < finding of the te coming on the Mukden wagon road is in danger of t ft but h at | bod ” . AND FIVE PERSONS KILLEO | about six weeks ago. bet w a & yester: All day ar abt M y the Jay o ' the . 7 | the time was given ttle credence tern oot Th now at : | Th was to the effect that | the Wa morgue, was the road shelled the Russ t « Tr wok Y ‘ a trunk, supposed to have contained " he coroenr force the Russian infantry, w , " , . a advanced state of | state nat his inves HANOI PA pt hed been removed tiga he ve that tecting the retreat Q Wheeling saan the fait of Oith | master bes t rcatrvene The main Rus my is pushing “ Muk . Z Great North The very of this - . : - an ma we that he was den A - ” etter dre than the average —_—_—_—_— p The report was investigated by © man,” he declared. “The body was ROME, Sept. 7-—The Yen Tal corresponder { the Se » reports * detective, but nothing t atuffe » the bag, but the that the Russian army. under Gen. K atkin, is abandoning ita | | t tify an a t bag, which ot is secure- ter wa The ery of |} ed about the body with = wounded owing to a lack of ambulances. Many of the tr od are | the be the bay yesterday is | gt , or bed-cord. fing of hunger and thirst. An epidemic of disease Is feared, |the missing link in the queer chain | ‘This bag ¢ Jence of having | (The which the Jape mn of incidents that gave rise to a sus-| teen weighted down with stones, or es threate in Shanghat picion of murder at the time the | scrap fron, which, through the rot- ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 7 —The czar last the mare / ge | mysterious k started on it8 | ting of t ottomt of the bag, al- following telegram, dated Septem ber 5. from Gen | a aM = Pare . ‘ travels lowed the body to come to the sur- “Today, September 5. the army is advancing northward. It has | Gy Gortecs Hows Asvad The fact that the man who had ying at the bottem of extricated itself from the dangerous position in which it was placed, | RTLA ” A SHOOT IF YOU MUST. THI# OLD GRAY HEAD. leceupied the shack up to the time y for nearly two months. being threatened by the enemy and having 9 narrow front h BUT SPAR MY COUNTRY’S FLAG, SAM SAITS ef tha alleged murder hes since dis . found eoversd e enemy throu a annonw r gua . appeared, leav 0 clew to his These consist- its left flank, bot without much effect. We alc b . - appeared, leaving 1 ¥ we const ' present whereabouts, gives weigh ts. several I= Bum cncameiaaisity t }to the murder theory. This man nd a pair LONDON, Sep A Newch wang rt » th ‘ fre according to the story told the cor body itself was transports h se tro f “ loner today, assisted in loading the oversbirt ts of rm lett th the w and of good ma- mysterious trunk into agon moked a wes . ~ x this | whieh they are t = ané ayed every evidence of a there is a small white A report at Russians ha been ir desire t revent an Investigation |... ng through it. A black fercepted between Lino Yang and MONE TI yor tamed the ton pede bia + cn ——— } } One of Coroner H nformants | N vest. bat or shoes a ho claims to have been ceed T. PETERSBURG, Sept. 7.— General Kuropatkin has arrived at ja a man who claim were nd ao ST. PETERSBURC p t arr lan eve witness of the removal of | A were of heavy — the trunk and who claims that the | chey dark biue in color, 1 ‘ COUNCILMEN CRICHTON, MURPHY AN@ COLE BLOCKED RE- | brought before the people in spe sh it gave out} bel man was about 38 years TOKIO, Sept. 7.—The officia rding Gen. Kurok } cial election, and this had an effect t was discern- [of age. The teeth are in good con- Movements since Sunday continues that the Japanes PUBLICAN ATTEMPT TO SIDETRACK DAULTON ORDI upon the sulky republicans as dition. His hair was sandy, weight notwithstanding the ravages of fire ed vast accumula vigorating as @ cold plunge. Fig about 170 pounds, height about 6 tions of stores and ammunition at Liao Yang NANCE—EIGHTH WAROER PLEADED FOR JUSTICE TO THE | ur back and forth feet 9 inches. The face is smooth * | aeroes th bamber like f haven an no appearance ak Sie ORs eS soo rey WATER CONSUMERS, | works, and it was proved by Dau! ¢ the man having had a heavy ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 7.— No further fighting of importa pace “ay n }ton and Murpby that at least some | ¢we cattle Lumber COM | beard he hair might be is expected south of Mokden. ‘ 4 chad ¢ - | tion could be made. Daulton| pany's mill and the Great North-| discolored by the action of the salt ‘ t \ | i that th ent en docks at Interbay. However, | water. code " Vicke ty b ac. |ern he lees are doubled up close! h ' to call , th tual destination not known, | es a | ne earthy for ed to call by n pa tieab of te 6 8 a - a i ral OG ay, hal 10 tO Pent | offere » t 4 t " Crichton made a ing, almoat be i the self-same trunk ne me to believe that pe = W 1 ab r- | the expodure of the method: t bad taken it from wes rst confined in a wards put ¢ a bank « inst by th pecial comenittes The report made by Bowen, Mul box tr The skull is frae- <osene ‘ t ye An-| the — len, Burnett and Zbinden was a as de-|tured and I a the opinion that ed ed . \ » farce and an unrivaled attempt to hack. | th w that cat fracture wrest political prestige from the ferer |and quite was f back to & ac at wh tr od the orig ‘ 4 wh was alive, atened that tye Ew yen yl a Continue the Fight PRESIDENT DONNELLY SAYS THE MEN WILL NOT ACCEPT - CRACK (Special to The Star.) SEATTLE SHIPPING ) * MUST KEEP : ma ‘ a me a z gu se a linance Pas i | have or morgue THE PACKERS’ TERMS, AND ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE WA! : | 1 cn a | An wunwous t e MADE TO EXTEND THE STRIKE—PACKERS MADE NO PRO K the att t sate are Port ¥ t ype Fors ng bennt to VISION FOR UNSKILLED LABOR ; “ag his wrist on wit r oe ee iy sins ee H t to talk} adi © $3,2744 rhe pe ‘ th may give some clew which f . th a ed cogs means of bringing the (By Beripps News Ass'n.) * | be a $443.8 pore Ts . CHICAGO Sept T foren ’ pore art commana BRITISH AND FRENCH GOV Airbed —$—$—$ te HOLD MASS MEETING FORTUNE IN FRUIT BURGLARS GET FROM #000 TO | GRNMENTS PROTEST TO sai trongiy Gh masolida t J —————__—_—- ’) NTY T | tho: ft a ho and the bew | 98000 FROM COUNTY VAULTS MOVEMENT OF CHINESE! arryin the children im rural tion obta . : Special t | in wag agnouncen at no | 1 e TROOPS ¢ » fe , vertkeoe t rt Fe : soap , (By Beripps News Aas'n.) an is to be adopted during ot the , } ng yee me of the Pesident I will ca an ‘ WI » C., Sept I . - H eda f on” r t ana ’ + omet Scripps News Ags'r t triets and a la ry 1 te D nyt bea Ais. ? : a - + it will ack 0 ° 0 Da . naure Yadkin county | fl reck BIRMINGHAM, Eng., Sept. 7 He also . ; , agin ote thnk: Gol studies in. VOTE TO CONTINUE STRIKE rou » 000 and $4,000. also got $300} that, 08 61 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT bx. Seca KANSAS ( t 7 re | ‘ | con ence of Russian communiea-| yyag pREPARED THE ANNUAL are music and t ft ! g € th , ” ‘ 9 in fa t t swe vent WILL TRY IT AGAIN tee ee ee iy eweraiow hse e B and F h gov REPORT FOR LAST YEAR Th educational f ¥ , ¢ 7] SHIELDS DEAD IN SWITZERLAND ernments have made str re- | work thi t turing the year ™ t : tat t it- | 1904 excee t € litures of few t senta China against pe . ‘ mor = A |ting General Ma's troops to enter . r - 1903 t ssand dollars. In P “ | Manchuria, General Ma ha ) he annua rt ¢ uty 492.41 was paid out all to s wv (By Bertpps News Aas'n) fee pep tov taro enon 14 ss aladieet ad i ida teachers’ sal ; | PARIS, Sept w wa reate the most serious internal sit it ‘the amou ended I 1 for th ar ending June ha : I ‘ this morning that t ir ' tp od in ore ki t 1 \ Du 1a 3 \ t i mand wa the I \ year is f pees < a orm pa in ers th 0 I ' there were 19% | ae ae ain ir un A H ve sua- | got H of t ! t nunty. This | t ny ( ur pper! t k ks wn by many interesting art 1908. but the last | ement , he came wiaurant t hill cas Hartranft on educational y j port st that are now 26 \ © an my