The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1904, Page 1

The Seattle NIGHT EDITION CZAR NICHOLAS HAS LONG RACE FOR LIFE ONE CENT Tonight and Wednesday—F air Brisk North to Bast Winds SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4 FOUR DISTINCT PLOTS TO TAKE THE LIFE OF THE RULER OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE WHILE AT ODESSA AND WHILE | Fairbanks’ “Little Journey to the Homes of the EN ROUTE BACK TO ST, PETERSBURG DISCOVERED—THE “a , , Nevad. HURRIED DEPARTURE FROM ODESSA AND RUN TO 8T Great \ oter. No. 7--- Nevada PETERSBURG WAS A RACE TO SAVE THE SOVEREIGN'S | LIFE ( x | My Beripps News Ass'n) y ting ft} ping f the | eeived ' that | plot at| R , t t H b i xtra j ot | f prevented ais “ lena h veh ing cunning the enas A ws JAPANESE WERE PUT 10 FLIGHT ON ATTACK NORTH FOR JAPANESE ARE RUSHING TROOPS VLADIVOSTOK AND TO OCCUPY NORTHERN KOREA—ONLY 90,000 MEN LEFT TO HOLD MUKDEN @y 8 « Nows Ass'n) ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 4.—General Mis on October 2 } attacked and threw into a state of panic a Japa force at Tu were abandoned by MEET IN SEATTLE HE DIDN'T TAKE | mendze. A quantity of ammunition and rifles the Japanese. rotect the railway TIENTSIN, Oct. 4 Chinese govern ment has received inf aring to send two divisions against Vlad t Northern Ke rea. Russia, it is said, has sent . nal marines to Vie ' tok to aid in the defense of that port e WET AT VLADIVOSTOK | : ff the ‘ ase Deer eon eae FAMILY CALLED TO BEDSIDE OF POSTMASTER GENERAL k ‘ : VLADIVOSTOK ‘ t ° er. which fled to the inte , we & Naviga- | PAYNE AT 2:55 O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON—END IS NEAR " tion on the Amur closes this week | . OUTPOSTS HAVE FIERCE FIGHT (ty Scripps News Aas'n.) roatmaster General Payne ha , on, aan 2 TOKIO, Oct. 4.—It ts officially reported @ body of Japenese | WASHINGTON, DC, Ont. ¢ rallied. Hie heart ection , " scouts, October 2, attack routed @ detachment of the enemy's | cHutiet a selciiia Sa siete feeble an condition arave.| © ing s° cavairy, 60 # o th of I Yang. The | Migne RIXEY . . Japanese retire There we Javanese | that ¥ ' is t . . t Itles. MAGRUDER et = ¢ ‘ asua Te sinking. A ke ' GRAYSON * an « « . lef the ¢ J oe When Dr. Osler left the conaulta-| « ’ RAN THE BLOCKADE jor me t room he said that although | . pide the rallied somewhat, he #66 " eevee LONDON, Oct. 4 ¢ Rome ‘ Jent of the Exchange | fe oe cont amare Telegraph wires t eceived there from Chetoo | wagHINGTON, Oct. 4 we | 7 as OS 2 we blockade at Port Art siclans attending Postmaste Pre t cal at the } * Geengens bee ie eral Payne wued the f y Pa th @ ng as! ’ letin at 9:30 a m a { FLEE ~ >) MUKDEN | ELE ES ae ad ‘ | OKDEN, Oct. 4.—A quiet about M ’ LONDON’S LATEST mak well Bond street ulat’ fm. in anticipation of a battle is are fleeing into the | err.ee enopceaven|. ™ stern aw ot | ty The populat f th © ry een in . ar efor er mar ed t al te t riag was M ¥ th Mac-| ’ ‘ ’ «| kenz | Her husba an { the | SAW THE MAYOR | Royal Yacht n and while hed 3 I ¢ the } WHITE RIBBON WOMEN OF ; y titul p e gowns now ¢ ae | WESTERN WASHINGTON seemed ui ' SHE PLAYED WITH A LOADED k r HER TO RAISE Ri REVOLVER AND THERE WAS ; - The tw t . “" THE USUAL RESULT Mt tle ( . alld rams cchatitie (By Scripps News Ass'n ‘ ay a6 her husband! asd tv —- E Cha Carene M Carsaee) Gifferent count ave already a { year-old M ' j vl ’ SENATORHOAR ny ot presets Simca Mr are BURIED 3° | reas | | HON. MRS, CHAS, FORESTER. | a « ar rs. I b ea —— GAILE FOR BEATTLE | sompon.—orce tt was very sed month with her hushand |e; ' assistant recording secreta CONCORD, MA Oct. 4.—The i ine ie ve nate marriage © aske that ob remains. Inte “ f ‘i ' belo j al, Th } low ce th cnagwa will reach ' Chas. F h ' ’ 1 ng of b Hollow cer . the count of War ena f we 1 supplie $ boon i Afi 8 AN ASSIGN AOE Da TEELTPE TEA AMNESIA LON BATES Ay BA ARNG § " a e star VOL. € The Only NO. 193 1904 That Dares to Print the News Paper in Seattle 25 CENTS PER MONTH PULIGE WORK ON DODY MYGTERY Blo evidence of & UY EVIDENCE OF A BRUTAL ROBBERY, pers 1 4, th “BI . rf r at MURDER FOUND IN rere Biber warring = 7 Bae BEATEN AND ROBBED OF n ' . re p A I ‘ t . . POSSIBLY BLACKCHAPEL OF A FOUL DISTRICT—MINER GOLD DUST, OFFICERS BELIEVE od stains aq f airway, y wtrug- 4 an tae from the top. He tains away. authority, leaned seeming caned up the part ws more he is proprietor of Star mam . of bleed mething ay, where and the « in to the who was tried to © foupa ELECTRICIANS’ STRIKE BRINGS ABOUT ONE LARGE FIRMS PROFIT ELECTRICAL SUPPLY HOUSE er affirm CRISIS WILL RETIRE FROM WIRING BUSINESS RATHER THAN PAY $4 SCALE—EASTERN k at the Ine are the working for npany, which accede to rted in some money was e strike, the having preetpl- » break up the x it in disrepute, Jenied by the that they the full consent of rades assembly. that Tt “ f te t ex GIRL WHO WANDERED FROM - th Th Flak t GOOD HOME AND ITS TEACH. © ¥ INGS TRIES TO KILL HERSELF BECAUSE OF INFIDELITY OF A WORTHLESS MAN KILL HIM!” GOV. GRADT MRS BLAKE TAKES THE BLAME FOR MURDEROUS AS-| | Y to k w t } 1% er City « t h wh ‘ u i 1 t k N The Flak p , 0, ¢ r. Hew sup Treadwell Gold Mining come s at Treadwell, Alaska, s been succeeded rintendent Ken- Mr. MacDonald's ng the period naged the operations an ¢ nd his family rs on the vessel, for the St. Loulg ight a light cargo i halibut aly ~~ COWHERD IS CONFIDENT t. 4.—William ¢ the s. demos are aid nal dis tain. It is crates to t » order er. I feel 1 » that we ) DESPERATE FIGHT WITH ANGRY BEAR AND, Ore. Oct. 4—James ght the hospital ndition as with @ Wash., Sunday, nd fought the tes with only @ I ns found the t unconscious, were ripped ~ aws and hig by the bear's teeth, See wt aan act