The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1905, Page 1

ONE CENT | The Seattle Star The Only Paper in Beatie That Dares to Privt the Bews COSSACK BAND—FIERCE FIGHT ON (By Scripps News Ass'n) }Japanese + , TOKIO, Jan. 16—A dispatch from Mayor * NIGHT ON SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1905 VOL. ¢ NO CE? 3 PER MONTH ——— —— g \, solon an to Move (ne auuer’ Water Kates W1 1¢@ ~ ‘ \¢ ~ iF Spotter ; \¢@ ’ x = ~ e : : ae c c | vec, nant e meoaouce wy eo will tell the I ter t | the past 4} ] ran ™ run | Tonight and Tuesday—Probably O satt : or accom a north mis sai el idda THE CITY DADS, THROUGH THEIR FINANCE COMMITTEE, DE ~ Cc C Cc Cc CIDE TO GIVE CONSUMERS CHEAPER WATER ON THAT DATE—CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL WHITEWASH CITY . COUNCILMEN FOR THEIR M DEEDS eCHEME ON F TO PUT IN SUCH A BILL IN ORDER TO USE tan t behooves Seattle's tr i jr TO TRADE ON THE SENATORIAL FIGHT BETWEEN KING | ward m supreme ef ~ sf ose, AND PIERCE COUNTY CANDIDATES a apttal is the metros ; : r , . " " xed — oe ery: me the ght that Olympia Bureau yita th “ t F ene a te e th . ‘y, ft y y v t b 1 in atatt Corresp ° Dan Dean 7 will « te @ "aaa wh y and Will W t ates. ' v4 tt t x t OLYMP N A . “ 1 inte “ 4 : removing ¢ . way a r Olympia © . y anit th | : 4 ~ ‘ : — : ay ace a , U « } n $ 6 A . ta a a6 Ww « " “ ® n * y f “ * ; a are now |tw . » add ‘ on aces n contestants fc “ qua t , ; of claiming for ns a/the ratiroad a " # reache United States toa, a naitat Olympia xe tthe) 7 nty members w ackle « Ta * Fost a nee a ; . | to have the cap! ig Mr. F and. | aad & | c x ty delegates & f f f ne " fie chances int + in order | Mr. W ar n aly | to clinch Senato re-0 not "| tural misnome F " With this in c t apita eing quiet “7 tt . * members of t ‘ ‘ prese an it ated in a city Ik atthe. t | . $4 gation have be ‘ ong | fea that at ' ty | capital w i prove a magn | one the King be b f mt * a a ‘ 1 | . ee original . ‘ a . ma & Seat- | ff th states. § | ng, “Withdraw ‘ tes fron and a fie ntagonlem the | mand certa ducements that a | 18 the field,” they sa wy art 0 and ' nelonly p able tn a metropolitar ‘to 2 " support to F and we will tw eh " e ts and they will never t ‘ you im secu apite That will t t a t it oO the | , xt few This withow most | d by t eisla | pe pia cannot be blamed | | 4 ¥ mae tempting bait that { angled That it w ad for th Hitions existing there oer 9 A _—— im front of the King y ons. |ted by nit t of me wWhblther cannet b6 én Typrwuiee: ’ ; It has long been the am have been Inte we y The Sta =forta nels ax mn medious | t t Beattie politicians re the cap néents. thes apartment houses, which for ten| $430.00 = on re- the bol- $ each ft € the The | | ustom, t ite ts en | Th ns | F hat | » 1 bay, | er outlying | « ® particularly, gainst this nee we | | = sarrinpatlo ~ Jreal x hill water bonds were MEA, ‘ for the purpose PARTY OF RUSSIAN CAVALRY WHICH HAS BEEN HARRASS ‘ : : regi nd on oe ING JAPANESE ARMY IS AT LAST CUT OFF FROM RETREAT j 2 t 00, AND THERE !5 LITTLE HOPE FOR THE ESCAPE OF THE | THE CLUB GETS IN A PRELIMINARY WALLOP t ‘ sed tee rye ~ = “ f ’ in the the ase cting their Ballinger sae Sr ee Port Arthur saye re ed | a —s y < a 4 Be - h « ® a x s mains laid 15 years ago Jenga * bly as ‘on ; “ . - be wi bh ‘ A * mimit will Ls 1 7 a ighe te n t Th f com ittee u k h re > aa oe . 7 : | « | the t of the " t sideration othe the Russians sur nd ere ee os ™ ¥ ates ° . sy nate in which fe Little hope for the e a . tion ir y to the schoola, 2000 COSSACKS CUT OFF FROM | f r = nee . " ho s Biss ane RETREAT LONDON, Jar Eek Moore Will Begin to MAISON BARBERIS OR THA HE SAYS HE DOESN'T KNOW ABOUT THE CONDITIONS AT THE re furnishing —= -* the city depart- BY JACK BARBERIS WITHOUT A LICENSE Weat to th F an force of » the south of i ‘eee. tl lao fight t n the | PSEIDENT OF BIG INVESTMENT COMPANY ‘ a Medbr Bailing etthada ee apanes sald ts off fees “ »| DEPARTMENT STORE AND NEW THEATER WILL START | be! . — ee ae coalgpreagar eagle | pabeee he esort on Sect ay and James | majogty of the me MANY VESSELS WRECKED AND| - vy pos e WITHIN SIXTY DAYS treet in the most barefaced viola-| out a@f the emberrassing r | cor inten 6 # © time | tion of the law The Opesing of the place on MEMBERS OF THEIR CREWS fan fire for slong the rail- | F enue eS tS PE cose. anor the wast he DROWNED | FIVE SAID TO HAVE BEEN BROUGHT HERE FROM THE EAST The Co a. | w th xt é h he r | first ¢ ae = paret aig ceding © AS PART OF CARGO OF JAPANESE STEAMER fallroad t g forces |t * . tT ee aiaa Chas a a ihe kit en my & tat-to w k fate $ : re ¢ sale of th n | tive this morning id ra pico | ee re ft nding bi ie n : Hart The latter now owns! jeetionable feature The dining “gt | . : . ash eons. Se i t to| mowed and also all t : | for tt ' K. of- ' ’ : . Ol iimselt of ¢ P 1to| “Di that assigna a“ ss lis to be shig . Bell and + ing ; . : M Gires s wae cs turkish batt ong the Nippon ¥ Kaist PAYS STOESSEL PRETTY COM. | with am itt k ' k] As T nee Sireeey pe a ; 4 ab sage yen » : ‘ 4 PLIMENT ; t tenant wit Airwa bagi cea morning h t : t fa ght Ba ww the rey ¢ w of The R - Marcell . P t Th ta nae | tter wha elle toriow t f mr adie’ the anloon | piled the mayor Be | SURPRISED AT GROWTH - - . R - WN. . = A ‘. ’ r TURK TO RESCUE TOWN BURNED All bed ' r if CHAMBER T0 CO SIDER) PHILADELPHIA, J 6—A x t E « +) t f r aly “ h name t : : JLDGESHIPS Dieaieh Weick: koe : ‘ ; x iy pores ed =e hie read nas t ORA. Il eT The . t t with the aloon : a 7 : x MONROE DOCTRINE FOR JAPAN 4 J. A. Mt : ; _ : sing oy : ae : , f@nt t REPUBLICANS WILL BOLT mer R. } I A y Tok t te the 5 . Waal Pr i i. t last May and appealed | ject at the 1 ng 4t al { seer \ succeeg g."said the case to the sup rt committee this afternoon, 7 r p & 4 ght practically