The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1904, Page 1

ONE CENT ‘The NIGHT EDITION SEATTLE, ~{ QW WASHINGTON, FRIDAY attle SEPTEMBER The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News CENTS PER MONTH te lanhtti star 1904 40, VOL. 6. NO. 190 THE STATE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE (CHAS. M. SCHWAB, STEEL MAGNATE, GAVE SEATTLE A LOVELY TURN SENATOR FAIRBANKS WANTED PERMISSION TO SPEAK IN SEATTLE, BUT CHAIRMAN PALMER HAD MADE “OTHER ARRANGEMENTS™—THE CANDIDATE SENDS GREETINGS | TO SEATTLE THROUGH THE COLUMNS OF THE STAR nm in in Sp thetr morr and (By W. J, Bogert, 8 np pleased wit e to ept of the i) kaw oft the Fairbanks Spec ) “ this NORTH YAKIMA, Sept. ¢ ed at t Eve the att le et ranged deca which I chairman, When Sena ed this morn by nat nal tha made other ar 1 not perm t STAT PLANS. WOt HIM TO VISIT ‘ had bh at city orrespondent 18 oluni s his dee allow Present that b on the t r od would have at ard =the mot! Speculat Fairbanks special as t hind the move ma the places presi al © Whether it is be th whe minee h ed the state con own on its demand f assist in the banks party in Washing ton, or whether it is a little back ha lick at Seattle and King « : w Those aboard the train. who have but a slight insight Into the re publican polwical doings in the state, are somewhat at a loss to a count for the action of the state committee, Senator Fairbanks Palmer Said, “Well?” in his tour of the state of Washing oa. tur state cam to FAIRBANKS AT ELI ELLENSE The Fairts here »body seems to Falr » Gear rriga policy bank the tion | He wae gree highly | ally mining and tariff 4 most enth BOGERT The action of the state republi | ean committee in refusing to allow | Senator Fairbanks to visit Seattle| ~ and Everett, expecially the former ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED and in ann ing the @ the natic mmitter presidential candidate cities, is considered by ticlans to be the most political move the republic committee could possibly made. The Star's interview with Senator Fairbanks, in whieh the latter put it up to the state committee the cancellation of the Seatt fell something lke a bombsh: the local republican camp. When asked why it was that the Seattle date had been morning, Chairman Palmer etal mimittee, said Ask bairbanks The Star reporter re The Star had asked Pair that the senator had replied the state committee's plans not @ n t which he re The Star reporter “WellT And Palmer repit What about it? Star reporter, an that “what | have to say about ft telephone receiver Chairman Knickerbc mty committer abrupt. He had several « as to why it might be, t him and fina the to ¢ TACK in the F banks. local poli- | vice presid disastrous | party wpe n state have MA th Ne for the vi cancelled this that and anks wou WILL HEAR FAIRBANKS ker, of th r ee was not commit ferred Palmer The reporter ones have it that th ntion within the it is to be has is publican ta’ th ed common a fact ref camp. wn Palm Chatrmar open the county 6 the nt & desperate ticket While publ with thi n and county t great big red fn the act of the p ack , ar a , n Olyn ‘NO FIGHT be held at t ave the state the n tr f the ex h and anty sta e re ar someth seren bet ween kets, t atat ahe ary fight and at Ington "SHE HAD NO FORTUN ‘vi firet the city turned ¢ him a rousing wel A two ten ma wa op no hall bank At wned at of th rep ment a bp Wa *p man PD. Crow Mate of Benator Fairbank @4 at tho meetings, Senator Will accompany Senator Fa t iid be no trou ponies, as they lodly marked been fuand of | 1 i u no t pontes. Ore yet ¥ te franchise Raa ee WAR THREATENED TWO NEW COMPANIES DESIRE THREE-CORNERED FIGHT CIL MEETINGS ommittee ff a sche Storage om ket gas y giving the m and gi ert is pre the D a franchise rage comp than that mpany ttee w any which an im vement The comm to the com I refuse to give lanket gas fras attempted ng a fr protect Am to the atior ndicat mh it procure, but by nish the cor that wi city Impr There the agre any wit at once { company are at sit the ount to mu which it is a that part nm Mad t of F company simply want fixed up #o that the THRRITORY WILL BE LIMITE © the whole district north of Mad trict modate is ¢ the city 1 and P mfined wer tr 1 we The thi: LOCAL PRIVILEGES AND A 18 BILLED FOR FUTURE COUN nies the ve wha mt cor voght bta f t the ‘DOWN ot wh Amer f i to efther of the tt atter off of these facts ® comm the mpany tha r instead of the attle atter and the va NOT morni of late that he DREAMED OF ’ at $1 for j Wheele the nm the wn Haye that have become ax al bl oquenc ugainat h i grou his can stand it no longer ing ican Improvement ORGANIZER OF THE PASSES THROUGH TOWN THE STAR AN INTERVIEW SEATTLE thBureor gan ize nited St b@Wip«n company tale ning t Chak An the ing mag af off frien bir with a party of Rip by his Te BI apa nol Frame Yollock, who went east er the » Polk . i the plant for 10.0 made ject the court and cheek for 116 Thin plans OUTLINED lock deposited @ certified bind the line of the sale is along the BY SCHWAB fer t and reorgan The the an net on with efunct that of Ha mPa Ww | This will be | pay tn the old « in the iM 6 the new co aftaire wou the past make ve vartous would ard Our new company on |tamtay”” said Mr new eompany Is eapitalired and bonds amounting to $4,000,000 will be We ox pert to have all the plants in the farmer corporation under our man agement know that it will @ronger than the old one “Our purchase of the plant at San Francisco was only a part of our plan, just the same as been » nanw De we reely in regard to any, but admitte i the company eral -improveme plants in be up to the on as th h. — might in ' at they highest stand and u that wiment te h the gas px he an ra plans are to reorganize the commervative When t complete it wil year be some tha insured t in an at monopoly te of a fran and be that has de od | chine, te ttee Diam WE HOPE TO GET HOLD the & Hollingsworth Harlan grant Delawa barely becanse | de until | wet what ght at. | Sammate property w nt will be of one of t that mprove ten vn our the ment the r rd hise is now existence " Inapec p to ne have t until know opinion matter back to New and what has bee 1 am nterent Bhés Tn fact T ker the land wy tt fore rigage of Unite ea Shipbuilding piny, wa with attle. This is hie first vieit to city and he ¢ ressed him morning as being greatly wilth the elty “Re the Ur pany I Hehwab who cant Mr. Gre Yor the intere of the bu and the who the om the self this Impressed of the metropolitan atr al the of iilding com Mr now word only alk on that on, “I just um king out ts o legal end nothing the company In patehe the N well. I notin | the | tette more b | ve | AUTHEN" | 1 kno ve er and w “| daforr travellr - | nothing fonts for tie! |i & position to talk io ven wbout of th bh franech j © first time 1 report by and I am greatly imp wit I believe that the more real enterprise than any Weatern cltte ited. It has a metropolitan air that t} mntil I to not kn talk got a it TIC INFORMATION that the people of Seattle} Interested in the aff ke have und en rr eon not authentically great questions. I have ever clty has fine and ta, ¢ sadvantag conter building ed that he treet building in a sult | Geatle ft has many is wife, Clara| took a ride through court this| and real district 1 of infidelity, | and like them very much wto'a notions] really Mke spend several days andalo' and | heve in order to become better ac- quuinted with the conditions here.” 6, filed nKOr diffioultte I the busine of the elty I would Ce eee UNITED STATES STEEL IN HIG SPECIAL HE Pharles M. Schwab, president off Mr. Green the | FIGHTING I$ SAID STOPS A FEW HOURS IN SEATTLE CORPORATION TRAIN — GIVES 18 GREATLY PLEASED WITH Mr. Gree leant a it wa the States greatest indu i, and wi ent salary argest salary { mighty few the inter look im thi pects you ta to say ané do answers firmly, if be has any ye it in the same he wants you te beautiful atretth two engines hau nod next bill wit back at “Tl underteand th THE ROAI ne « we were engine 8 re ro ke health ally BETWHEN | FR AND DEATH ne e break wn bade The Star mast asily aboard tha even then under M Schwab, per- industrial organ- world bas ever known, ha@ ended his first brief visit to Seate | tle and was off for the Beast. | good bye, swung nd | train, which was gre tepot whe almost steel nee that " look aps a| mot gray} be B n " pe the magnate morning shave ving when he jzer the does t —Ssarrenztlo = Saba Ne Iten ——_—_—__—_____—» GRANT WILL PATROL M ' today the t sh stating Grant, Cap- be ordered to do atte irant is now aptain To= f the order, had received REPORT RECEIVED FROMUKDEN SAYS JAPANESE OPENED HOSTILITIES YE TRDAY AFTERNOON, MAKING FIVE SEPARA’ ATTACKS ON RUSSIAN FRONT AND FLANK ST. TI DAY ST THE DE 26 INCLUS eply this af | TERSBURG, SEPT. 30, —AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH To- | ES THAT A GENERAL ASSAULT WAS MADE ON | T ENSES OF PORT ARTHUR FROM PTEMBER TO IVE, AND IT WAS E VERYWHERE REPULSED. i eimai Russian Torpedo Boat Whicl Japs Took from Chefoo Har- bor Sank Before It Reached Japanese Port F A I 0—The enzla battle it Libra has that pl ned t he hostilitic at point ROME, Sept om M reporting that the evening, The patch f begun ten was lay ep and by delivering the Russias wlong — ee flank, HARBIN, Sept Mukden, The I taking eatt branch ra yanced no’ There te jan cavalry The 4 the situation parties of no change in Hi spersed two ain bo of the tward neid erabl dy (By Scripps News Ass'n. n VLADIVOSTOK, Sept. 30.—The Danish commander of a Mghtshi | near Bouxtere island reports u | Russian torpedo boat Ryesshitelul, which the Japanese took from Che+ foo with the object of conveying it to Bousiire, sank near the islands, Before sinking the powder Tatty zino on boar exploded, } Japanese pe i the explosiony df Avan, wily a h of I A 0 on ny « ar JAPS NOW READY FOR BATTLE MUKDEN, Sept ment of the 10.—Preparations for » now seem completed a minent. Kuropatkin reviewed several detac arrived and conferred the St, George croas Junt services in the battle of Liao Yang, Aotive forward n the battle ts Bonts of troops 8 officers for Japane just wal-