The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1905, Page 1

qhe Pioneer One Cent Bh! - a » The Only Paper in Seattle paper of the Not thwest 1e Cd eC al I That Dares to Print the News GAT EDITION. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, MARCH a1, VOL. 7. NO. 23 a5 TH S$ PE RW MONTH TAILS OF THE STAR'S PORTLAND FAIR CONTEST WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN A FEW DAYS----WATCH FOR IT JUDGE GRIFFIN DISMISSES THE CASE GAINST CHARMING MRS. LLOYD SMITH faiR DEFENDANT WHO WAS CHARGED WITH HAVING punpueo PEOPLE OF THE NORTHWEST OUT OF THOL gonns OF DOLL ARS, BY SELLING THEM BOGUS OIL STOCK, gcoT FREE AND 18 CONGRATULATED ON ALL SIDES 4 j thelr own affairs and of the meth MRS. LLOYD A. SMIT meg cong ; eye ago seonvietion and : to the | Went to make up a $500 or $100 item | te prison at W Walla for a}! a tote. sis which | @f anywhere fron 1s)! eA *y Mackintosh me a charge of having ob wast y to p ° fe money under false nv a ad s ‘ed from the Beat © get matte . ition, and had t was, he explain ha been « * » ‘te t a brief e imered unt of eating fi bis mat ton of the Pt > Mowing that waa facomp) wes up sions ‘bemation. ar © cou winds & moment h the ba gr g WHERE WAR IS HELL Re MYSTERY a dden ley between Se and Third 12:30 tified ed peasants driven 3 RUSSIAN ARMIES — IN GREAT DANGER. BODY CUT ent This is ved +e eee eee ee Fe RO KRRAERERERARS The W cegete : Spotter * eee eee eee ee . + we EXPLOSION _ —— and bystan ner THE FIRST AND THIRD ARMIES ARE BELIEVED under the inst t| cen how it had a ne about FALLEN COMPLETELY IN THE JAPANESE TRAP Promenting attorne was lA a lite i the sak te fermted again. bet had lett|ped a } s ta n the Rew information played with t rich fring ¥ eedare, until Ww r, | gar wn gown. . . which 5 was the ag ted pendeay Jor ine 4 } 1s has , nde ad will 5 y That was where Mr I t ha ARERR RE Be Ihe poor * now =) . w wha . * * the war pa laa moment th» . J § * OKIO, Maret * strugmlo f Mitiy up in arn i y ee ee ee ae , ae th A * The me a * * * M are nA * that Russ o - * POR AND, Or Ma tit The * forge the * I W. F. Chil- le me tthe R we the e that R yd ad a wee * * F f the fighting at Tie * ha af a falling &\@ Ling p the total a 000 * t Apa * tlt * ® sta ® e * * * als hope Wand Oak t t eee ee & from taking ar 1 f th at * ~ = control of a b a fa ¢ * PETE huria, ina as ad t with- ® me . have decided that the yd f his t * news f t China a F ® at puddle at * " are * * nata ® | Heved here * ) * be ft accor * ed. T ew * b heir t ng t ement, ¢ wa found " r * e and annihilated them, and * 7 er edge was feathered w ; » word w be received of * * stastrophe which Ww er + * . of oT peepee eee eeeeeeee T i t h © die granted that | tere ff t WITHDRAWN ssc. s a te th ¢ er an t wari ¢ “ giowing A ce nD R a y( Half we an t with wit AeA , ‘ ‘ tha he bride fa anding, M ha The . f r haw and ' he line of a ness t 1 by thi and th © retreating meddlesome DELPHIA, MET SELF LOST AN ARM neighbors. bluff, The ozar and nine-tenth f Mandarin road to Kirit a. RIVERS ON — RAMPAGE THE MONONGAHELA AND OH RIVERS ARE ALREADY PAST THE DANGER STAGE AND PEOPLE ARE F ‘ FROM THEIR HOMES a to cat . FERSON CITY, Mo., Mare gned t t making p « a fel- ae — ™ « is tion le i * xcept YEAR-OLD LAD MAKES FUL PROVINCE * * * » * (By Scripps News Ass'n.) h 21—The 2 on the h " A wrecked at Home at ky ¢ la 2:15 this morning, ay af ya Railway officials assert that the work of robbers. A f n was derailed and wn down a 15-foot emban ment. Two trafnmen and a mi were probably fatally injured. ¢| Engineer Hotchkiss will die. Sev- ral passengers were injured. Tiree Af ting the « the hundred feet of the track was tof asa fled to the outer off The engine, mail car, com wher ectetary and erk ‘ r ver and Colorado sh the track Asn? DES eee eee eens < * ‘ ade a vain ( cing A known man had removed . fice the is from the track. No sae 6 } k 2 8 was made to rob the pas- weak t of Finland, and inte F express car which wer@ he governor Jed. It is believed the ROSSI IS OFF ON THE HUSTLE ) FOR ITALY f Rock (Special to The Star.) LE ON, Idaho, March 21.— ssi, the young Italian no- OF PHILA LA-| nes ‘ t Mr. Rosel INFLICT-| with th " trip abroad STRANGE spring. Was r W on that Mrs, pre j be A great a t ate f be R s sudde Spokar | 0 tion f iT i tot a iw re’ will take out s and continue He also con- nes in San a country ain, a few “| WARM WEATHER naturallzatio om IMPEDES 1 RAVEL ‘: and} . t has i b of f i ‘g her now " t road from Le i weer 1 before he 8 very te 5 vices of an ¢ jag dag James E. Farley, colored, was a i t MeN {sland by Judg t city Pult t Sane 1 Mon His wife also of the White F t i * | from Wt Daw is helt - , the fee w " ; vs = tly h w w t al V v a f } n y t A h : « th a ° Mm h al ¢ a! t I wa x t t t th t 1] A ent f Wa it is para-lover the ice would continue f A a, to be held at V much longer period ‘ W J 1 and