The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1904, Page 1

' ONE CENT Tonight and Thur to East Win day, Fairy Light to Fresh North The Seattle The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News tar MONTH NIGHT EDITION SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER a6, 1904 VOL. 6. NO. 25 CENTS PER | [ $006-66-4-064440660664046004 of ode [grereeseeeserocccccoens| BBY WAS $350,000 Ih GOLD 1 1 1st § ot to |t THINGS COMING TO 3) \$ | The steamer Jefferson art ¢ STAR READERS port shortly after 3 o'clock thi le ernoon with 360,000 in gold and 190) guURGLARS CRACK HOTEW Pr P) r] le P4 passongers, The gold was con 1 Some of the splendid feat- 4 to the different banks, assay office) STRONGBOX AN DSECURR o * ur in The Star this week are & nd 6the Alaska Pacif xp 000 |@ the series of political letters ¢ jcompany, of this city, She also) 9100 4 le by party leaders, the Satter- @ ought a Mght cargo of fresh fish. | | ® field Indiana cartoons, the first @ Thevdefferson will sail on the return | F. a \@ pictures e¢ he arent be tle ot ¢ — | v9 go Friday morning | (Special to The Star.) * America. ‘The first of these ®) REPUBLICAN COUNTY HOUSE EMPLOYES MUST WORK FOR | _ SPOKANE, Wash., Oct. 26.—Hure * pictures are published today. ¢ | glare last night blew open the safe ‘J * Another excellent story from @ GREAT NORTHERN TICKET OR LOSE JOBS—FREE SPEECH at the Golde West hotel and se- * the brilliant correspondent, @ | cured $1,000. They used nitro-glye Douglas Story, now with the # DENIED THEM » | cerine and left no clew which might, i Russians at Mukden, will ap- @ lead to their capture NORTH SEA OUTRAGE SAID TO BE RESULT OF NIHILIST CON- had an int with Forelim Bec: 1% bear in a. day Or 4 D4 ——_ AGROUN . 2 . etary wore tthe latter's) @ A series of lette ‘ SPIRACY—RUSSIA’S REPLY 18 NOT STRONG ENOUGH TO [home today. The interview laste | > deca ae respondent, W. @| For the first time in history the | Charlie ( hamberiain U the sron-| SUIT GREAT BRITAIN—CZAR MUST PROMISE TO PUNISH . @ H. Bri, who witnessed the @|clerk# In the county court house oy ~ ne - bel ne te | RUSSIA HAS APOLOGIZED # battle of Lino Yang, and who @| during” @ polltical campaign, are | ihe Darnell” ties campa‘sn “| MEN RESPONSIBLE | S Iv with the second corpa of the 2 sticking to thelr desks and devoting | Gerke U. Piper (wo years 460:) 4 report was received In this city | LONDON, Oct. 2 The Pa » Japanese Imperial army under ¢ | thetr entire time to earning the al prea 7 Pa an ticket so far|OM the steamer Senator, which ar-| AT DULUTH enema orreapondent of the Daixiela wires | 4 1 Oku, will begin tomor- @|arles Which th taxpayers give! plage . weese! rived from Nome yesterday, that that it In stated on the highemt au- | ¢ @ | them, And because of this fact | ** ‘liver was ried : tha Sesthaveens oe hi | My Bertpos News Ass'n) (probable time of the Russian reply. | thority there that Ruasla has mad S about 75 per cont of the bright | fr and ¢ Judge William Hi ne Nes sera f omab p com-| sidan LONDON, Oct. 26.-The st. Pet-| !t I= understood that any ul an unqualified apology to England |S os eepeecesnooersoreess | FOUNE men, who are holding « ee ® % oor rat | tetlomedl atin devtieeie team 1 we Anny =f i ey with met by Ww rer ior the North sea edy jobs a6 rewards for services to the y - > : s from Great Brital | ( erlain, Farreli and/to Nome. The Tacoma w ad ersburg correspondent of a local i lrepabliean party in the county pur ul Oct. 26—~al | Its 1 that the Russians have | RUSSIA REPLIES r Hicans who refused to|tised to sail f me for t ett Saeed eallsalt sates tok ae eee BLAMES THE BOOZE painn'vs'iys'yoavs seas Sls sek etna bee cn conor te necsetons te tis tal ee compan » awe: SB LONDON, Oct. 26.—The Russian lor immediate removal in case ts 1 f wn overe ont clreulatior test cine Se eeatee enast ba. 1 aht re same party wine again this year mn rt © th of the re yo ad snd mee ne . ’ ' « This ia ' that there le a report in ou fi ri <a we ott ace A not e i » are t Brit Paradoxical as it may seem, the aL ¥ m . ’ = : be mpa = he ad b e © in this section in offi cirelea at the Russian | ¢, com gg me cfm tof the} On the ground that ber husband, | cork whe in strictly to bin] font the tf ‘ am por hh a4 bs to et ae ‘orward- | Charles, is unable to drink in mOd- |b ccinews fh these days of trout “es . Fe J ry ara — 2 ws caune delay of —— pital, which be traced to of- ' y Mrs. Maggie BK. Weiss this) >. the republican party ia consid-| a ne ean the | the vessel was stat in the mes capital, which can c |WILL PROMOTE COMMANDER ning brought sult in the supe | for Sit sepubions wil be dealt with | or Ot the party” in thelr attempt oS See eae ‘| Decides Against ficers in the admiralty, that the) Ge patric FLEET rolr court for & divorce. Bho *ay*| vcgrdingly by the powers that be,| named by the t cn iuacumn Bert was autres | oy wan offt that she has been married for ten ot al . og mee pe cae © e Teeee nator left Nome on Octo m a } North gem imeldent was the result) 16 xnon, Oot. 2.—The Central Admiral | years and that for nine of those | Fwd ro Be ie rome colo prnatioat aaeaties 5 and at that time the Tacoma Americans | we has a dispateh fro Peters y¥ in identical | ye or hw mapport | te rn + ti wal oan, Stern SO an HOW had not arrived, and from the fact ot wane ees grescealty © © b re mal ; pen ae oat rity | Laney In expected : oe ‘conten phy de hushaed-has not CUPPOr" | vhat a binck list has been prepared } working In the various county of that pre nsipey violent storm was er: | re 1 and made minister of ma- | Petersburg today nape, poapece Re ee eee et nc, control Of | ied many of the citisens of Nome Rich fred on the British fiahing [rine Admins? Chowkine. wil a Abd jetonee PALMER Cg are fash ‘enough to murmur | that faction of the party (wo Yeern| me Act ain weeident had be a 0 enh the b th thin @ ommander of the Baltic | | ot ticket mes he the - ’ h fallen the steamer A ar os says the vessels. The report has it that the | g..+ | Fartel-Piles county convention } Natura along with a large m ; ofitelala ¢ a ‘eee Ge ance in Venezuela od DIED SUDDEN) \ "We axe going to have harmony the party in the state, | The ofifelals of the company do| Court S joteieent caeieet tie plot was concetved by Nihilist) prepare To FIGHT } lit we have fire every clerk in vertly working for Tur te ht y : > spree Bogle 5 York & I Ja Axphalt com= ‘ ‘. | | the house the day after elec against ar ao} SR7 Becias ne ca] primed he lat 4 appealed te ents who are aboard the Russian yng Oct. 26.—Le 7 oe Bee, how brought down us befallen the vessel, it would have |! , tter | pea - Me ach. A ae ae tae = | George Palmer, a dish washer in| tion" declared the representative of | Urowrht down 4 besa reported on her arri the hist The Goatees Sas veasels as marines and sailors, | bourne, chief of oom * the republican central committee to mie the party club. holds t tachment of part of the Prince Louis Battenberg, director «| ja First avenue restaurant, was| | > las Ob Whe chavens ch ths te ae aa inet ne f f the [naval intellige tter | found dead in his room at 606 First | W8Gm. Bas been delegated the task) | om ii' iN le ciMnks me 4 a government asphalt fields and the ese Worked on the fears of the |BAvs! Mmielligence, a 7 } of gutting down the revolt againet | OUP hard one, They have pp ent of @ receiver. } ference today at Premier | avenue early this morning. Palmer | Of BW been assessed and re-assessed tor| other satiors and got them into the | home, at which Foreign Sec | | was formerly a resident of Portland Nene Gominetion at the court) -ccapaign expenses and have paid! é ansdowne was present c d came to this | how | wit pers: het - plot on the promise that if JRussia bo, sb bat thet final SMALL FORCE OF RUSSIANS yo hart ime. tae. Del SPU Chamberiaia, J. D. Far fe lB Bogs POWERS iS * a ing planned for pos- went to work in « restaurant near] rel} Pight-hand man, is handling) oi by the extra oot the became involved with England the \aible eeaitentnanen AMBUSHED, BUT THERE 18) ri vas rooming the Ba Beck. So far as appearance me BY, the estromnannse. H L “ NO GENERAL FIGHTING Paimer has becn suffering from | cougt for anything, he has usurped | (0°07, “ious lt spending mone? | trip to the far east, which the all: | gaitigH FLEET READY consumption for a long time and| the power of I. B. Knickerbocker, | th. tanks And now ther arc de | (By Goripps News Ass'n.) ors look upon as sure death, would! ,. ous att, ‘ for a while was a patient at the itwae of the republican county | ui64 the privilege of free spesch and | a |e coon tee ee pel oh | Wayside Emergency hospital. He} central committee, and is the whole | ing - cae rite 0 + aaa ~ = WHITE FISH, Mont., Oct. 26.— 2 | preparations and t# now ready for (By Sertppa News Ass'n) { Was about 50 years of age and noth-| thing In whipping the McBride re dictates of thelr own conscience for| A combination saloon and cafe was! (ie Bornes Mowe eva t | The Nibitist idea was to embrot! | Immediate galling 0 ST. PETERSBL Gen. | 18 '* known about his family. Hix} podiichns at the court house Into! the good of thep arty. dynamited last night. presumably by j | minane era! Kurepatkin rts no general dead body was discovered whea | line for Mead. | . some one aiming to kill the Chin NEW YORK, Oct. 26—The Nae | Russia in a war with England | FLEET AT viGo | engagements yesterday. A force of | 4 *hlandiady of his house went to proprietors. e was injur ‘nal Association of Professional j psi ‘ Guamons wale aabeched ana te-| 0? 02 bit room. The damage 1s considerable | Baseball clubs today elected Patrick VIGO, Oct. 2%6—The Baltic feet | mb d ee | ‘wged that the valve was weak Saggy mle bi MUST PUNISH OFFENDERS arrived off port today. Cipher dia- | Pulsed during @ reconnaisance yes TRANS-MISSISSIPP/ owing Uo the negligence of the city, MISS ROBARE SETTLES 4 cn. a. Gaeaeek ae patches waiting for Admiral Rojest- | terday evening. During another re P ident . ; i secretary, and Rugene Dut, of Sam LONDON, Oct. 26.—It ts under- | vensky were immediately delivered. | connaisance the Russians were com- sult of secretary, and Buge 4 stood that Foreign Secretary Lans-| tt ix believed they call for an ex-| pelled to retire from Pacutha | residen CONGRESS wage Me Ss ee — © member ot Geena d@owne considers Russia's reply in | planation of the North incident | 2 phage PB + oe " oe : its present form incomplete, inas-| ‘The focal authorities have been| MUKDEN, Oct. 26—The appoint- | Will Celebrate | st, LOUIS, Oct. 26.—The second S| ee © 0. Charity elub will much as it fails to grant the de- | ordered to only permit the revictunl- | ment of General Kurepatkin am « | | < Beem x udge Grif-| oid a meeting at the home of Mra mand for punishment of officers | ing of the Russian ships within this | of 4 of all the J n| Birthday aries ton catia to orton the FLY . eae age ig Sage. Harry K Stephenson, 1600 Bighe who may be found responsible. and that on the condition only | forces in the field was received with eruian by Alfred B. Block, of the | eat 7 pt or sone a| teen avenue, on the afternoon of Lansdowne said late this after- but one vessel at a time comes | Wild enthusts by the troops. - crak Waniaghen. whe wate & . M wecepted a | November 6. At this meeting steps eee Rae ees en teins cand Sy ee en] munopATnin nonons , thot etdrem, followed by B.C of her foot ih a street car | Will be taken to secure clothing for eet Sennen eee oe mene. © 1 vl Be te ade ee eee Kerans, president. On the call for By Berivpe News Ass'n) sonia : “| needy children attending the schools CZAR HAS RECEIVED Report ||" “OU TUne® Of Mis onder, HARBIN, Oct. 24——An imperial! WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 26—| states the following vice-presidents) 1. 0 Capt. 1 ach the sete ; decree has been published here ap- > sunced: California, H.P.| § a Ox capt. Bald } ST. PETERSBURG, Oct, 2¢.~10 | “0 WOR FROM BALTIC FLEET) citing General Kuropatkin com- ee ee ee Ghapman. Red Hituft, Oregon, B. L.| ¥in, of San Francisco, stated today Feported on high authority that the) 8T. PETERSBURG, Oct. 26.~-The! mander-n-chiet of all the land) “ “ mith, Ford River; Alaska, W. A.| ‘hat his airship would make an | eaar this afternoon received Ad- odmiralty asserts that ft has not yet | forces in the east. Viceroy Alexleft Sas sreuaunely” feateed eae Kelley; Nevada, H. Ro Maxson, | other trip Thursday if the weather ADVICE 70 FIRST VOTERS f need mages Se report on the yee 4 a word of explanation from | . one one ented on his work im the | Witte House today from iadividual | Reso. wit ietta sardiena bed TC Bene Tomorrow LESLIE M. SHAW, secretary of tl ee See, Sane View Laven) | Aetna) Robestvenchy, theesh it bas Mar con ae | friends and admirers and political Me treasury, will tell why the man casting his fi Avellan, chief of th» admiralty, han Sent messages to him at the various fone to Tearskoe Belo and will not | points where It was expevted Feturn wntil fate the evening. | would touch.” The admiralty insists | 2 — that it is impossible to take definite | TOKIO. j RUSSIA MUST BE PROMPT action until the admirals report is | Genera! | thet the pe ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 26—|"***** idl Captain Calthorpe, 4 British naval Bttache, called’ on the sdmiraity| 6% A8OUT w in today in full uniform and re- quested Information regarding =—— driven | LONDON, Oct. 26—Count Ren- the chendortt, the Russian ambawnador, t. 2 vattion armies ts unchang: outports on the extrem ack by which in turn retired before tachment of Japanese Ru 4 he | NO FIGHTING TODAY repert Oku's headquarters states | and of the oppowing | sixth birthday ‘The Japanese | day in an entirely informal manner, | this morning filed a damage claim | from left cavalry a de valry Jorganizations in all parte of the! j country. Mr. Roosevelt was bern in New York city, October 27, 1868 tomorrow will be his forty- He will observe the | were|lunching and dining with such} members of his family as are in the) 4 city and with « few intimate/ friends. ASK DAMAGES OF CITY ‘pipe valve valve in the butlding bow, of Montana, in on the pre for a flight with bis ainabtp neaday afternoon. vote should stand by Roosevelt and why should ally bimself with the republican party, Secretary Shaw has written this letter at request of the republican campaign leaders, whose judgment he was the man best qualli for the task. ¢ It will be the fourth tm the series of lett wherein leaders present the claims of their par- ties for suppor t. whe was arre © 1. Smith hotelkeeper orning by Pate of carrying He fatted to keep the big gat he had out of the sight of the! ' patrotman. . The Seattle Hard company, of $8,332 oem th au to goods in {ts warehouse | | by the breaking of a water It tw at city for alleged Lestic M. Shaw. ‘WORK AND WEALTH FOR ALL WILLING TO WORK FOR IT Vv Conditions ie oa Will Prevail in the tories, vik Why his ballot fe and Why she I have to First ‘Anewering that your should the w the ould the himself with or beee of the socialist party? say fe et ment and troe ¢ two fir interroga voter cast socialist party? firet voter ally We the socialist a member party ts democratic against dased upon and it will animal « co-operative industry; | © mean the end of the anie for existence in dance, not to enrich a small ck but for the comfort and enjoyment of all The republican and twins are for the (rusts and the people. human society and the beginning of | But the socialist party does not | This ts the over-shadowing isi | the first real civilleation the werld | intend to “smash” the trusts. It | notwithstanding the capitalist at- | has ever known took too long and cost too nimeh | tempts to obseure it by juggling The « st party, therefore, is | @nd they are too useful neces: | with galvanized dummies to diver coming party, end the young | *@ty to destroy, | the attention of the people; and 1 who wants his first vote to| The soctalist party, when it gots | upon this er every first count against the private owner- ; into power, will take over the trusts | voter in th efers.free> ship of the earth and the tyranny | and have them owned and operated | ence to ig- lof class r and for industrial de | by all the ple to produce 1 a © to hate, mocracy and the treed of the | for all the people. happiness te race will cast that vote for the ne there will be work for all to mammon, cialiat party with all his heart jand wealth for all who are willing with the social- ° | 1 : 7 other words, the socialist par- | rs the Hving issues of the day; the| rcratic partion he twin tools of | In ot soc 1 pe only party that stands for pure Wall stroct aut thele are | tY yee transfer the soures ie ZA | democracy Jequally accept feller, | MAAN and machinery o dn Py, vom alu The tariff, finance and collateral | Slorgan & Co, the tt and distribution from private nazis f, Ss iT] os relies belong to the past. The first sana of tha Aanes | to the collective people, 80. ths y, | | voter, unless he pens to de of | The eociallet. party stands 4 wealth may produced in abun- | the few who inherit a forten bas} | metrically oppe et hy no tterest in these fossilized is political aggregation. le ‘ Every millionaive in the land in | ¢-*9009¢%09084¢¢0000006¢%¢9¢6000004 THEY WILL TAKE OVER THE TRUSTS AND HAVE THEM OPERS OT aor a hich protettive tariff or | inte Pebelilichek ales op The beth | free tr the gold stand ocratic party ATED FOR THE BE FIT OF ALL THE PEOPLE silver, the condition Not one of them te te the social ‘first voter, if he has nothing but ist party | Ms labor power to support him, re- | Rockefeller is the enemy of #0: vise bened In The tar Stewdiy BCA ee | mains t e cialism for the very reason that se- | @ be cood ta 208 s by prominent men in the five leading @ . 049440440444 . What chance has the poor you clalism is the enemy of Rockefeller-|® % ities! parties, Each of these P whe sued te tel, Gen. Geeineeesteeeseess saa 000000000000000002060000 | nan of today to rine at ; -p0 @ political part! b of then ’ 4 | “lay to rin abo * ® wh ¢ first voter should supr the presidential candidate @ « | level of wage slavery | The first voter whose ambition it why Dad, Way the Bree Mote aheuad nine pane” ap e The spoon wap is the Seming vety one the young © sin 106. And ° | ix to become & Rockefeller shoald|® of (hat t ~ . @ man who wants bis first vote to count against the private own- © | is snd teen doen og A 9 4 ene fl rg 9 SR a : tf I f li and tumble do: ‘ Then J. Steffens, who enjoys national as an ad @ ership of the earth and the tyranny of class rule and for in. | be started from, or make bis exit | young man whe aapires to become |S TNO? Oe oy rment, wan asked to write an to the duty of @ 4 oe democracy: and the freedom of the race will cast his ® |¢om the competitive —carntval| : EUGENE V. DEBS. 19 tres wean aonotay Wee Co image ncteggiede cig oo ahpanah Beh : S vate Or thy soerannt party on Ae aes * | through the back door of suicide, | ‘ . ey join the alist party : rt { tien were written by I M. Shaw, 4 E V. DEBS. . erate penn “cat: atearetic| Candidate of the Socialist Party for Prevident ate Teas teletee tend a © the series wet nee aisle 4. Shaws: © 7 5 bd 1 sir allegianc have capachy fer is ey n of the nati os } V. Debs, go- @ Ps ‘ ro oe Rei | parties are one im their allegiance fi mt ‘ » $O+04:6-4 404 100104 HAO EE 66400944404000 | to Wall street and capitalist supre-| rulers of the nation. competitive field and forced into! as political self-e : t, car ef Silas C, Swallow, prohibittontat, $ _ | macy; they 4 t ampaign| A vote for either of these parties {the working class Jonly party that propases te make | ® car f Ne su. V n, populist, candidate . fonds from the same source and| is a vote for plutecrathc misrwte| working the only class | this in faet a government of and by |@ for 1 nt ; 4 a a -+. thE te acti: | are severally and jointly mortgaged | and wawe slavery without which soctety could not ex-| and for the people ‘ tes est not only to the 2100000 ftrat_ ‘ in advance to the trusts and synd The socialet party is cavontiatly | fat, Inthe coming ruling class, and| Shall the trusts whe the peopte. |e y t y, but to every cltiae 0 will enat a ballot. @ he aten thet constitute, in the present | the party of the working chiss; aid | Ky emancipation, which will follow | or, salt the poapte rule the trumat | ni t : ate ee Cems 4 wras ber of | it appeals alee to the middie chats! the wholition of thre wee yetom, | 4 & the tame in tht om _ ; pee ” “y che aro buing ariven from tee} wilt gen the froudom of hamanity, palgm eeeereenrervereret TCtttrtr rr sro rrr | | the Weeig clack ged Che: gbitiont