The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1904, Page 8

‘ ; x THE BEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 17, 1904. DOUGLAS STORY, N. E. A, CORRESPONDENT IN MANCHURIA (Copyright, 1904, by Newspaper En Keller is dead. The news comes to pers me as the news of the death of a tren friend ent accredited to bis campaigned with hie with his staff, his men. I had heard his by orderly and by a Under Dexter as Bank. ; nthe: Aas n ‘ tating gh Biddy I , apna ane sheen Tam now ng the second « t, which extends five GUCKENHEIMER iy areer ” i . m having ¢ t " ‘ . rth fr : rd city ; a 8 will be completed ademy. whose r eat 1 ye Rotten! R f the f - os cael age and proot. Nothing be ; a : a s ' : exe tthowe tion. In t ampa: he © voxing matic ‘ . are ery, and that the sir dor tr copicngtn bratty | : mbes bee that" twaioa’® | Better Buy Now While a Little Money m the field. and the St. Georg ke e ' ‘ cin taltte: ae . t b Seat C at . hist ‘Srey , > - aid r an ae . them of thelr m<« ae | | “ QUARTERS OF GEN. COUNT KELLER, NEAR THE thelt 6 vn Stn eer eres Gets Lots of Land FREE DELIVERY TABLE UN Spun “Lerr Wien LITTLE TALES i ac Lames” GEAMACGIN GRE Uk oy ta, gevetin-gtttien.ooeeee “ at the figures we are asking. Buy now, Next spring's selling will { ! walking ne ‘WHEAT KINGS ' In ymrmand ari off i haat pe < “ war wate ery branch, « ae for 4 ve ~ ° and righ ryally b or fatigue, deve ot leade ba tt) : "ean ST. LOUIS Nt po not be a ured in w i] | . . : z It was a t affa of the 4 ( wnt =} o « wm he w ! yo . tJ when bh men bad march rT ! , « f fight | ' t t, had at sae iin Ee Uh ine” chesaioed |} pur AD re t Port | “ Ta-o-ldog in darkn R Meystnl “ Ta atl | FACTORIES BURNED AT STATE , ust Koch w (Special to The Star.) ————————— oan ‘ ., : t there b " ation in PRIGON, CAUSING LOSS OF]; “ “9 . HCOTT, Wash., Bept. AT—A juer know he f hiv ne oad = $100,000 | | number of wealthy farmers of this Sa s| comsuTs amas i Papen Sey eesetsn) ROOSEVELT Exe cient | ' PAYS A TRIBUTE TO THE RUSSIAN COMMANDER WHO WAS KILLED IN BATTLE—UNTIRING IN DUTY AND WORSHIPED at the state 7 nts, to be known as the t it rumored tman County Wheat King that copviet fired the building BY THE MEN WHO FOUGHT UNDER HiS ORDERS—HOW HE | wes $100,000 GEORGE ADE GOES TO SAGA | MORE HILL TO IDEA * DROWNED IN. surctar ar work | von 2," "| Pale, Thin NIAGARA B pps News Ass'n) —— Pale cheeks, white lips, and | atarcy Commission’ hunks xan cn |pOXSTER BAY, 1. 1, Sept. 17—\Janguid step tell the story A | | tere 1 by burgla CONDUCTED A RETREAT UNDER TERRIBLE HANDICAPS— KELLER'S CAREER (Count General Keller was k liminary attack of General Kuroki’s army, at the Yange pass, 30 July 29, while repelling the pre ' a th eo folk t ree Of thin blood, impure blood. miles east of Liao Yang. The general was standing near a battery which was subjected to a terrific fire, when a shell b DRIVER JUMPED INTO RAPIDS | Ta AND CARRIED OVER THE Dela ig thr ) Doctors call it “anemia. FALLS HAD RESTLESS ‘©: ews, came on the) They recommend Ayer’s { J J him and he fell, mortally wounded, dying 20 1 he died General Keller had the satisfaction of kx anese attack had been repelle Editor | NIGHT amore " e and »-| Sarsaparilla. They know (By Beripoe Ne A the w nter t ee it cures. we Ana'n.) BY DOUGLAS STORY ' BUFFALO. CUTLERY t MUKDE se Associatior a N, Aug.4 eral Count I bad been the only co hia, wi isea sting | amp. by 36-year-old comrade and by newly he wa m po | lon andixe st joined subaltern. I had learned to | beg « ot phen | $3.0 The blaze iknow him as one knows only the advance upon the left of the Ru be the work of incer Clean-hearted and the sympathetic. | siar Ne trace of th . I had respecte « . pparer } | in battle, his inte’! ’ we —_—a ’ 7 +4 ship, bis energy t ° Bae T bea loved hin - : fl 1 r =, cep them. The best the Amer- pemahderat bis © oe oor a BURNG AND WOODS FOUGHT FIFTEEN ROUNDS To A Draw, | penal: tee gn them @@ i Pe wes June 16 n . & ah eae | WHILE THE AUDIENCE VEL LED FOR ITS MONEY BACK BER ; | 0 14 Ww . hatted gayly wit EBE LAN ee ene Aansotated Presa / @, search © faces of the COUNT GENERAL KELLER, HIS CHIEF OF STAFF, COLONEL (iy Scripps News Ass'n) Ww a P OS, KOH- firet rode into the quart F y with the keenness of one} ARANOVSKY, AND HIS AIDE-DE-CAMP, CAPTAIN SKOROPAT. | ‘ | LER & CAMPBELL eller on the road to Fe ang with bis hand ever) SKY. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN BY DOUGI sTO ‘nits « ] ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 19-—sidahip- | AN Cheng. His camp was & reflex of a eword hilt ON JULY 4, AT GENERAL KELLER HEADQI ARTERA mt Tiree wee See On (an f himself, for nee | man James H. McCool, from the} PIANOS D the man. Everything was soldier t be — night wi ? i fighter land a te tate of Washington, has been or OTHERS Hike and orderly. The guns were f St. Ge * ; oo - Ww : " dered by the saval department to be pore eatly parked. The ntry was! pure white t . , t 1 beard as ' k Ke 9a (through th tw { aiden ped fror ace ‘ comfortably quartered on well- /veyances of et splashed with white, he . -~ ' a|* , f 7 be gre : 2 s. tte : “| $305 Second Ave. ed, with his |how true thie was “UNEQUALED IN SEATTLE F RED SANDER SAYS: TERSELY TOLD Every 10-Acre Tract Is on nna weverai rite broken and ) C wy $200 If you are on the market for Acre 7 « “ a sold t two weeh t—a pleasant trip say the same "The ix cements we e a with Y w joy it Y Take a little Low Prices, Easy Terms, ieee ee Level Land, Good Soll Free Abstract Easy Terms ACKE TRACTS an uae ae aa ¢ SES pea MEACHAM &CO. WEST & WHEELER | ROBERT MALTBY hoped 7 and 8 409 and 410 ahinvend Ge tHGE Gan. x1 , ‘ UNION BLOCK N. Y. BLOCK ue. 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