The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1904, Page 1

| | 3 Rates ONE CENT y The Seattle Star 4 O0'LOCCK EDITION _—__ BIG BATTLE OF ATTACKING WHOLE AL OYAMA REPORTS RUSSIAN ADMIRAL TWICE THE SIZE OF JAPAN DEATH OVER MATE OF THE MAN THE UPPER PICTURE sHow VICEROY Al EIFF BIDDING FAREWEL! ) HIS BRILLIANT DIPLO DEPARTM AUGUST 1 SHOWS HIM TRAIN AT THE | BOARDING MI BY DOUGLAS STORY (Copyright, 1904, by Newspaper terprise Association.) MUKDEN. While Liao Yang and fighters there. of vastly « whom the withdeawn its Here in Muh compass inspiration Manchuria, every eye ts for Pp the figur the there is personality ter importance from 1 momenta has gane fen Aug. 4 fn the narrow gments Alexieff t open the gate in the is left to \ it open Japan am superhuman energy, by sive effort, may evail to clowe ment. ty dint of the gate, but Viceroy only a tettled is Russia fn 1 his P. since wre the mor may what impe Kens r arrest its p as tmmutable a wredestinen fn the Lord wHo 6,000,000 PEOP LE AND WHO OF JAPANESE FRO THAT HE HAS REPUL 1s NT RUSSIANS REPULSED FIELD o THERE THE ADMINISTERS A COUNTRY HAS THE POWER OF LIFE AND To CARRY OUT RUSSIA'S FIXED POLICY TO FREE ITSELF FROM A LANDLOCKED THRALLDOM, AND TO MAINTAIN A FREE | SEABOARD IN THE CHINA SEAS—DOUGLAS STORY'S EST! v A ff repe t pire to keep T a wt b 8 ty. unremitting energy Nv th ed ailway ca A make and a dispenser 6f pe simple of habit ar entation he the man re th , high office. At once gentle of tern of prix the man broadshouldered bearded on “a quick an¢ otraighttorwa man of absolut ella He it ta [ttle an commands nt of ¢ and maw and wide face ad a His step firm ar op of a and self that ha pect and ad th whom he tude RUSSIAN GENERAL WAS SEATTI ay y of inflextble fix t ' f ending res acclaim Ru nalienat ah An Open 4 n the Chit , to R ‘ mancipation ha ther ment f It . iy It 4 at from x 5 prior to the war, H 1 neck no better guarantes WAR IS NOW ON — WASHINGTON WRECK WEDNESDAY, O¢ LOUIS, Ovt. 1 A head end | on ithe M Pacific nea bute, M are gi rrp the r apt hict | Knobnoster | 1A n t s he t * oP ni TO UNVEIL STATUE \ HINC I i ¥ ' w 1 1 6 | he Viceroy Alexiefi ~~ KUROPATKIN WAS | Dictator of Manchuria FORCED TO FIGHT TOLD TO RETAKE LIAO YANG OR GO HOME AND QUIT TRYING TO COPE WITH THE JAPANESE BIRMIN W HAM ALAS ILL PROSPECT == KA WILDS npg VALDEZ MINING MAN BELIEVES DISTRICT EAST OF MT. ST. ELIAS 15 RICH IN GOLO-—IT HAS NEVER BEEN EXPLORED F riebes lie in the unexplored regions on the slope of the BY WHTE ME m In the belief James Bartley Man them from Mount St a minerologist and | fe kB foy time he bh peaking of Nigeing H x taken I left th of them are nts to $ mountains that Elias range accompanied by tors, intends to | for the pur | nevt to] have fought artle tends t gh piles to | f the h | | left at Ya DEATH BY ACCIDENT FRANCIS M KNOWN C€ FATAL CLEANING During the early spring the dig sings paid fairly well, but 4 | the summer months the returns off rapidly The r n e to the fact that the gold is just as fine ax sand, and slipe through the sluice boxes Ko readily that it is alt mponaible Back from the beach the « gings are four the dist P ward the mountains. On this aid of the m ain howe | pecting bas not prove esefu Yakataga h die c pring FINCH, A WELL ITIZEN, RECEIVES WOUND WHILE A REVOLVER a Mra, titeve ent sent card 4 b he Yeomt« the de but \f 1 then supe . pirtte wh has prostrated toking 5 i & ° be held f WNED EM OUT | | | city MALL CLERKS woRE | RAINCOATS AT THEIR DESKS YESTERDAY ] | The heavy downp r of rain yee | | hi Kee wanbed ar to ple The me wer at Se f. and (James street erflowed and avmed A Th box sew Twenty fir aven th owe rolen \ x-lnch we iy Fonrth avenue th kaon treet bere and 18 inch f wate wertnia’ the ement of a bollding i the attle the ett wer a ded Th¢ torrent came nea ausing a want at th ty ha Th i through th t of t A R be move the trea 4c f punter ‘ ' ot onstantly 1 In fact thorong LJ h or) rt th al be t " V toll ler a re Other Voustn was a mor \ r ty hal rOBER 1904 The Only Paper in Seatile That Dares to Print the News NTS PER M DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR SHOWED HOW THE RAILROADS ESCAPE TAXATION AND WENT ON RECORD AS FAVORING A RAILROAD COMMISSION F S Senator pa ine rf governor icket ivered his fir speech fact that eaker manding WHETHER ¢ COMMIS MI rt THAT HE NEXT te ION HI M I woul Monday in the new night our of rain whole th Turner wh the meeting had n TO HAVE am distingut ranged rding t 1ON AN El r EMPHATIC HE RAILROAD AND THAT I ire ampaign ject tota mR NO’ AND THE ON WER SEE A \ LATURE COM MISSION WwouULT WAS TAX hf evening and t be Auditor In spite of th 1ING RAILROAD co M PEAKER RECORD SANNE IN ELECTED THAT PA B iF \ WHICH THEY (MR. HILL AND] #. FARRELI HAVE BEEN BI | ENNIALLY PUTTING ASIDE TO ORRUPT ELECTIONS AND CON VENTIONS AND LEGISLATORS WOULD BE MORE THAN SUFFI CIENT TO MEET ANY EXAC TIONS WHICH A_ RAILROAD COMMISSION MIGHT IMPOSE 1N THEM As to the injust f the presen system of taxation, M ner ha jen) to He sa th f ane the t of [ ' a a alua evails it 1 at $4.8 hleb " ne-f 1 t of their actual Jou t on wal ed f HS to $1 per but still t as or ve-sixth pa fi Rogers havin b t elected up r at republican ‘ r f public and t board aliat wh to th m ¢ $6.6 th ation , hen the th NBKe the va i ) |$ bunal ha mnt roversy Now et ta th Northern Pacific ra as an (iustretion That great ay has « bonded ndebtedne is per mile. Well, manif t worth that not borrow that money . mile upon its railway, ax to say that its bond in the marke It has, on top of its edness a st mile, and I a the auth jae 0d | States th stock issue, o t debtednes the val road for pur of The identical q fore the supren a States in the street (Continued on Page Seven.) BIG BLAZE. LARGE BUSINESS BLOCKS IN WINNIPEG DESTROYED BY FIRE (By Scrip K te } b tally he Ash nu « t the F k ! RECEIVER FOR 7HE ST. ELMO P.-E t 1 re- fe ' by he & ers « funds ‘TH Rena Mth