The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1904, Page 1

ed 2 re ce apnea anytete ONE CENT — The Only Paper in Seattle Tonight and Sunday-—Fairs Light 5: 1 eC ‘ eC a eC ‘ a That Dares to Print the News NIGAIT EDITION SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1904 VOL. 6. NO. 191 25 CENTS PER MONTH RUSSIAN GARRISON AND WOUNDED AT | PORT ARTHUR IN TERRIBLE STRAITS NEWS BROUGHT ON JUNK FROM BELEAGUERED CITY OF THE DECREASE CANNOT MOST INTENSE SUFFERING—JAPS SLOWLY CUTTING OFF we WATER SUPPLY AND WOUN DED ARE IN FRIGHTFUL CON The annual f « off in the de | DITION—POPULACE PLEAD FOR SURRENDER t that becomes pe we: nage’ we eg or every | DIVORCED PERSONS MUST, Tee 6 Naaman a eo es WAIT &IX MONTHS BEFORE (By Beripns News Aswad fice hthan| RENEWING MARRIAGE BLISS , ROME, Oct. 1.—A telegram from Tien Tein reports that a junk eo ; t nth. During the which bas arrived from Port Art) eports that the garrison is in | | t f A i man 7" woman the most terrible straits. The Russians are tering for lack of the | (By W. J. Bogert, Staff Correspond-; VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE ANDO SENATOR DOLLIVER DI- | t t ; ‘ : me ‘ ent of the Seattle Star With the > - potee f the Most common necessiti fe and the ffering among all other | Fairbanks ecial.) | VIDE HONORS AT TWO BIG RALLIES IN t TINY i a “ 0 ree . OLYMPIA, Wa Oct The - . f , \ or fe ase © bee ty ts intense, particularly at the hospital, | paihanks : ie - ‘| <THE TWO SENATORS TOGEHER MA fn ure not it contempt t fact is where the w in @ wretche ndition, The most sert< 45 thie morning. the vieepre PAIGNING TEAM r t t "hes? oe? - . " factor in this suffer # the lessening of the water supply. The & Box . ' ony + . este m from opinion is growing among the town people that the time has cow aba hove ‘ ‘ F rc 2 a s ' ‘Ts th ne g in those wuld whe render could be made without a { honor, This wa os a . t ‘ to th ‘ th w more the j tor i Kip Suggested to Gen. Stoease!, who became frant H ave like a me x . on riff and state ' et ' h * t t . LU nH turn t tate t v niac, and declared he wi ald continue fighting as long as a grain of | th ralia, 20 min-|Tacoma at 6:90 p.m. Leas than @ ages - fa S 0 | Judge Bo'l had f . powder remained | ~ ene Se te bene, | mg ‘ 1 Mra. C. F. ¢ —— the ° ° t t of besieging my at F Arthur * e saults upon SPEAKS FROM M’KINLEY"| ; a. ; D try. our t antil the Ri . ed in : MERE YOUTH CONFESSES TO | children the ¢ that A « erty nt fortift ns t shelter ‘ \ | SETTING MANY HOUSES ON | thom ¢ t t . © troops during th ‘ pied and > FIRE j ; ( | DUFFY ELECTED ATTACK GOLDEN HILL FORTIFICATIONS ‘ i a cn ri Bragging : ROME, Oct. 1 A telegra rece m « rts that ‘ ' M s F Oct 1 e Japa directing a . ‘ H j was fort!ficat nm the bill are sa ha almost y | } ; F ‘ ers stroyed by the Japanese artillery f , - W. ¢ Cal . It ‘ , = ‘ i DENIES REPORT OF JAP SUCCESS | ‘ ” ' CRSRURG, Oct. 1 A th ef , . . j velopments are taking place t ' The Ft " " ! PORTLAND, Oct. 1—The rival 4 JAPS SLAUGHTERED BY MIN ES ; ‘ : DYNAMITE ting t CHEPOO, Oct. L—A junk w n¥ ‘ Hepternt . . threat that reports heavy firing there for seven doys 5 T was « ' ~oapoding ftill progressing When the Junk left. The Ruse then retytn he Ma . ™ . « und mines, which were working fe slaug in the Jap t my ¢ o News An nless ag ts entered into gnese ranks . WARDNER. Idat ed tp to : AB. Saaiae e . . : A © McDougall pleaded guilty JAPS TROOPS RUSHING TO FRONT eo - ys ae in « rglary the superior court SENATOR VAIRBANKS SPRAKIN G FROM THE RACK PLATFORM -\ PAVORITE NATOR ve < ~ this n ‘ was sentenced by ST. PETERSBURG, ¢ A re ‘ | Sekharoft OF TIS SPRCIA AR AT PROSSER YESTERDAY FAIRBANKS “ Super Judge Tallman to two ew Gat ae Fopenase are » a get tne by ‘ ss Mre. Minnie Morgan Dunn today MILWAUKEE. Wis. Oct f years t y. The man Rese bandits are wil , z alls, 20 minutes, arriving at 11:6 t hem w purchase, the Alas eainat . | da $200 for soliciting bribes ' riche, on the sand spit, and stole @ Napas ) minutes, arriving at nd ner bore! the apa f great! She alleges non for a saloor coat — j 42: 4 ~ m n and The spectal WHY SEATNLE eee ee Fairbank te this evening, the train leaving there . teen a a vn tomorrow morning * he train at Kl } (Special to The Star) f m prior to starting | | the } A MA 1 Th ne y ws ough . P th . - u h ae SENATORS FAIRBANKS AND DOLLIVER CAN'T UNDERSTAND |» chin the the A 1T—SENATOR ANKENY OPENLY BLAMES STATE G ©. P. 2% melange of tamb " . COMMITTEE 4 by "| hair a & eee dine re he t he f ' As the facts are brought to light,;he blamed the state committee n" « the perfidy of the state republican | openly . e rt unke éid.8 an . : he Paha aael iy ator Fairbanks ived The . . e gommittee to King county and Seat- | gree tiers cor aan ore w wever, a bie brass | at tig. through its chairman, E. B.! soieq how the people of Seattle felt ' f the theat there! a athar Palme . in not allowing Senators! about it. When informed that uni-| nt tt , Se vier of a wl he hun-| Fe - elty, becomes more and more ap-|the affair, he sid th f Lyes stor | th a oft the distinguished | the that I ar athy disay — aeetieemniiee tlined by the n Here s th for the whe fy nish funds for the sta mit t ie of rope come, may or ma © of th " t }- tee in its campaign anc el n only go wh it " a important, the simp other . ian ° | 4 state ch man had me grudge |r I repeat it, I regret it belong to the party | furnished those charge of the! ¢ against certain candidat t muc w power and that both men! spectal | | county ticket, the people nator Dol ald: “Aside w omens J re of the As a te small crowds we t| | tle were prevented from the interest that m ps s h good ¢ mt e-\to greet the 1 jential nom- | | two of the leaders of the used by the visit of ve tha attle w th t eo the Ps . to congre nd men wh ‘ Fairbanks and his party in . at J t t wer ha t "| COURT ORDERS ZIONIST LEAD much little for Seattle tle, Th . nal reas i have given them the op a ing a pression of the elty|I would like to have visited your | Portunity to | ER TO PRODUCE $55,000 struck ¢t city. I know a lot of former lowa nce why. . perity, | As all tical considera- | who live tn ttle and I wanted | #4 magnificent 1 ped re tions, Fairbanks and Dillfver should | very much to see them. I have," wo this set D y ote oe have been allowed to visit Seattle, | never visited yc ty and I have portu y to yearn, f ed t 1 that is the opinion of nearly every | heard such wonderfuf stories about | “Bat ite needs are. toda , ts citizen ir etive of his | its great ree ca a. adie ae a pos} . 7 ; Vairbente ond Dol-| that 1 t# convinced that the state commit-| 1 Will Be a must give up § live appointed mad almost | regret t tee is Intentionally trying to hurt * him by Frederich = orneiua ald tors | ¢ ro. | Seattle, and doesn't believe that any | Trust Hous wn in the 2 hee hanged, f shown by the ce ' ox nation as to why it further evidence is necessary than ed in t I . by both men to a| e, save that it did not con- | *!mply the foregoing facts . ‘ on night plans | PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 1.—W f the senators could un-| | “The state committee is to blame | MORE BUNGLING wg 3 ecililestey a | ATTENDS WEDDING could not find it possible to allow It was « big mistake, and Aver at t 1 them to visit the largest elty in tt 1 it the} CASTLE ROCK, Wash., Oct. 1—! to « neo of the 1! ESOPUS, Oct. 1—J weat and the th Fairbanks special's stops at Napa-| day given to Calvin Hellig, whe nded the marriage of Parifie coast r @ cor ee painfully | vine nlock 1 Castle Rock w }run the b © as a memt f the|M Kathr Lawton, and Robert 1 WRING Y accompanied the party a the | aller > in oon ffa Hato ad of the time nged by th ' r at Georg } Living which took place at ne I & state, couldn't understend it, but Chairman Palmer refused ta @ls- local committees. The Washlogtom will ba manages os Be (Greek Apudaaney framing a PE Tape: ct enacts t to } i -— a | first joined the union, Then f many historle t we ni Wi of the Actors’ National|the Grand opera house Saturday