The Seattle star., March 08, 1904, Night Edition, Image 1

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THE STARS NEXT GREAT FICTION OFFERING WILL BE "THE SORCERESS OF THE STRAND"
LOOKS BAD FOR
RUSSIAN FLEET
Japs Have Probably Shut the Vladivos
tok Squadron off from any Russian
Port.
IjONDON. March ?.— While no offK l.il Information h»n arrW*<S
llrrr In r<«ir<l to th« VUiJlvonto* bombardier i, It ti Kmrrally .>•■*■<•«!
th.it the Japan*** (!•■'-; hit* cut o(f th« Itutalan «<iu.>>ln>ti from V!*
dlroatok and the ltu*siun cquadrcn la In th« vicinity of I*oal«tt« bay.
Tbe continued *l)enc« of lh» vi.m <lih|>.il> hr* In rf««t>l to th*
•quadroa strengthens this b«tlt>f. If It i« true that the ltun*l.iu n*«t
la ao cut off th« IMtttl la » de«p*r»te one for th* Hu*»Un«. as th»
•quadron mint run the *.iuin;. i and com« under th* fire of th*
Japancf* fl*»t At either Vladivostok or at t'»rt Arthur In order to
react* » Ru««ti»n port. . > * • ■
While Vladivostok I* considered the «lmn»"t port In the far
east, at the mid* tin** the Ilaiqitana h*»v«- been willed there for over
forty year* an.l -It Is thought that btr dAf*nse* nre of an obsolete
character, her run* particularly being of old m<><!'l» All the modern
equipments that It has been possible to'ret across the tran»-8lb«r-
DR. ANITA M'BEE AND
HER NURSES WILL
ARRIVE HERE TONIGHT
aXMERK'AN OIRUI WHO WIIX NCHBE THE UIKAIxiB U.jl NUKI)
TJi'«» American «lrl« are coins Into
the fur K.i«( M mini the wounded
UlUe J.p, who fall before the mltn
fcayoneta. At the head <if th« mo**',
mem la It. Anita McOee, who la th«
only woman who ever held a military
communion In the I •■!'■'! Hi it. « army.
8h« waa a aurgoon durlaa; the Hpao
lth-Am<r\<-.\n war and held t]M rank
'<! «a*tnir». .
Dr. McOee and her alnff will arrive
In Seattle at about « » o'clock t'ml«ht
on th* fJreat Northern overland, and
will Mil for th* Orient tomorrow
morning on th* N. T. K. liner lyo
Marti. Aecommodatlona bare been re
»*rv*d for it., m IV fact that th«
»'""• will null from Seattle Inatead
of Ban Franciaco la proof that tola
Watch for Star's Election Extras With Full Returns Tonight
•OLDIERS
city is rrronnlxed In the Rant an the
gateway for travel to the «•■■! of war
All the women who have* o#»-t. ac
cepted »*-rv«-d In the Cuban, f'lilllp
pine or Chinese campaign, ami several
have performed heroic m-rvlcr. All ■!■•
graduate nursea and several are doc
tora. .
Th* Yankee nurse* will (all direct
to Osaka, the medical bane of th.- Jap
snese army, where the wounded will
b# brought. The Jn[cn.«. rivrntnrat
will pay all expen**« of th* MWMi
while they are In Japan, but th* coiit
of their equipment, trantportatlon,
etc., will l— .i.l by popular aubncrlp
il'in In th» United State*. Tha num.«
will tAke with them a hug* hospital
tent, aurglcal ln»irum<-nt», mediclnea—
The Seattle Star
SI Al II B, WASHINGTON. TUESDAY, MAKUI H, 1904.
Lan line recently ha y been shipped to Pot Arthur, nnd the Ja|>:ines«
believe Vladivostok to be but poorly defended.
RUSSIANS ADVANCING
TOKIO, March I —Th* Itlin! tronps are «.■■! I tn hay* atlvanred
Into Korea as far south M Hone Chin*, and to I- stilt |.u»hm«
southward alonir the writ rnttst of K.ir<-». their movement*, tt I* be
lieved, belnc proltcted by thi>.Vladlvoa(ok flMt »»n Frhruary It Uk
Japanese orupled Y.um -T.i.. one of the Klllut Kiuup of iv.n :-.
Ttiey found only store «<f mU and •i(ii«l tins* tbere, the ttu»aiaiis
having abandoned thq t'lac* on l'Vbru*ry *3,
WAITING FOR JAPS
CIIREFOO, M.ir. '• I.—A ■■-.■■;.■•■■■ of TtUMlsns ■I* entrenched
r>ti the III* hi th* Antun* district, nmt. ; patina" Hi- arrival or Jap
an*** troopa, a body of whlrh are expected to reach the left bnnk of
tho Tain river about March 10 The position that the RtissUina bold
In a i>ra< a! repetition of that of th* Horn on the Tujrela river.
«r*rrO>lnc to outfit • rotnpUtt and
modern hwpHaL
T»i» Jsp«i»iH> K*d Cwm «orii ' will
ro-oprrnte with th« Ain<-rican i,ur«M«.
In Japan th«- ll<-<! Crosa nurx« «r« all
m«n «t .1 »r<- government craploi'e*.
N* woman Hi permitted In or with
th« irinv, but • ■!»'• I*l Me*ptl«l h*«
Urn madt for the Tank** nura*«."
I>r. Mi<;.» la ■ iUi«ht«r cf Simon
N< woojßb, th» fan. aatnmomor, «n.l
the wife of W. J. Mriir'. U. B. Kor
•rnrnent cthnoto«l*t •««! *spk»rrr.
Durlnc tb« Bpanlah>Arorrir«n war ab«
orsanUnl si directed th« I nltr<!
Htal*« armr nur*« carp* and was at
the front both In Cub*, I'urto Rico
and the I'hlllpfillM*
| Th»rr are trn nurata In the party
b«*M<o Dr. M< < >•-«.
WHOLE FAMILY
TAKE POISON
GERMAN LIEUTENANT. HIS WIFE AND THREE
CHILDREN PREFER DEATH TO DISGRACE
iRt Hcrlppa NVwa Ann.)
UnnMN, March - * U<Mit«-nnnt
D«««k«, retired, hU'wlfe, daughter
and two Bonn, all living In a fa»h>
tenable villa in Wilhelmstrasse,
»rn> found dead In their bod* this
HUUIFF'
mm
Ruatian Admiral Will Take
Charge of Port Arthur Fleet
ißr Serlppa N.w. AWn I
IKJUT AUTIII'W. March ».-A<l
mlra! Makaroff h.i» arm ul j mit-y
and !• HIM- her* today to Ink*
'•!"'»• of lh» Kiumluii Itqui Ison.
Complete trai.'iuitity prevail* ti«r*.
Ttwr<- *•»• 11.. fourutatloa hi far «<•
Is known h*rt> for tb# usury (tint th»
IMM are planning ■ *lmn!taa*>
«v« attack an Vladivostok and I'ort
Arthur. Th* Japan**** ■>iuß«]mn la
now l:«-r» In wight and lla ktratlon la
a matter of eonjr«tir#.
JAPS RECrtUITINC FINN*
f.t I JTII Minn. Mmh ».-Pe«et
airenta of th« Japan*** covernnMtit
tin «• !-■«n securing r««tuttji for thetr
artny among lh» 'l«rt« .~o|«M of
Finns and antl-RuMlan. l)'m|«. I
■ >)!<< I,vine on A* M'«j<l>a and
Vermltlion rnnfrs,
KOUROPATKIN TO START
- -
bt. pfrrKnsurno, March l~
Qeneral Karoixitktn siArta for. tb«
eaat Baturdar. No m>rU>tim opera
tlorsa will h«- und«rtaken until his ar
rival i«l th» »■• it of war. Th» IttM
ulan arrnr will not take the nff.ii»tvr
before th« early part of M»y.
NUMBER WAS UNLUCKY
TOKIO. Unrch B—The runs of the
TlUMlan i il-- r Variag. »ril--h mi
link by the Japan"*** at Chemulpo,
arrl*e<l hers. Th« ■dtnlnUtj mt
nounc^a that 1.1 Itusslan warship*.
rfpmwntln»; a 'a! of M.WM ton*. I
hat*- ref#h-ej Injuries •iiiro ta* j
..p.i.li.j,- e»f hofttllltl**.
tnorriltiK-. Tlwv |M 4 all ' ommlttf.l
i-ul.
It in l» ll'u..| that the un*aU*fac>
lory clrcum»tatireii of the family led
1.l the act am] iti.it thry preferred
death to faring Inevltuble dlfgrnce.
mum wm UTTIHIOORKIPfHIS
Itf .1.1. JAi'ANBMC AJrrWT ■ ILKA Of UlUi HA. I • THE HI HHIANS AT THE FIH4T ■N'JAL.I.MKNT IN THfc HAKBOKOF
I RT AftTH h
S Th)» pfctur* I* the reproduction of • Jnp«n*»e llto»r.i| li furntnh».l to a »|K«n«! comml«ilon#r of th« Nr««p»f>#r Eat»rpri»e . Anaoclatton. |
now In Toklo, try th« «<-n»t who drew l«, and for exclusive publlcaUon In th» Sf-attle H(nr and other new»cop»-ni taking th* Nrwtpaprr Knttrprla^
A»M«i'nii'« war •trvic*. > _
RUSSIA READY
FOR PEACE
Czar Is Said to be Eager to Submit the Far Eastern
Case to Arbitration
COr Mcrlpix N»w« Ann)
I.ONf»">■'. Marrh i.— ■ Information him been rrrtlvnl her« from
vntl<>u« miiirnn to the effect that the CUT Is rsnw molt eager to sub
mit the* far •••lint crlnU to mediation «>f the po»«rr*.
I •It Is iMiir-vfi here that Count ii<-r>< k< rr the r.!iii«t:(n minister
who ►-•■ just recently r« tmnf.i from Bt. Petersburg*, mtrw » with him
Hi: autograph !• tti r from the c«ar to this effect.
Hl* Mated that Itusula la dc-slrou* that Ihe mil^' '» «"t>«att*a
to Tbf'llavo* conference.
VIENNA CONFIRMS IT
VIKNNA. March *.—lt Is reported In diplomatic circle* here that
Count n*nn<nw<i»iff the Ruaatmn ambnvnador to England, who re
tum».l !■• London from SI Peters t'liiK recently, carried with him an
nui"«rtn<h tetter from the cxar, In which mention Is made of eventual
m«llatlon between Japan and Hun six *
TAKES NO CHANCES
WjISIJINiiTON. D. C. March I.—
Chin* ban granted th* application of
the *4at« <!•!■.. i'■'.' HI for ex*-<)iatetir*
far M«*»r* Che«hlre and Davidson
*■ l|nlt«d Htiit« • consul* at Mukden
and Anlumt. respectively. Antung'
I* ginrlaontd by a Ituulan f<>r<-<•,
and Mtikil*n Is iin- Ruaalaa head
quarter* In Manchuria. In thin fit
uatlon !hr nt.it « il> I'.irl'ii'iit dora not
cart to forr« an I«kiii- by Inflating
upon the rccrctlon o( Us (■Ollftllla.
THEY 'HAVE COAL SUPPLY
ADKM, March •.—lt In lrarne.l
that th« hu»»(Anii lirvp n «<•• rfl coat
supply at th« Inland of Jcbrl H«uktir.
mii Hi.it ltii«-l.iii uiunhli which
hnvfi lirWn patrolling th» Ilcd Boa
have th«r<» obtained their very n«c-
j—jag. _
ruß.-iry fuel. At leant on« large col
lloi and probably neveral other* are
concealed In on* of the Inlets behind
the Inland.
WANTS NEUTRAL GROUND
I TOKIO, March «.— Notwithstanding
, tli" fact that It la undrntood hrre
that Rnmln l» prc-Mlng China to milk*
that territory went of the l.lno river
neutral, Japan remain* apparently
calm, because ah* ha* made th* re**
ervatl'in that ahould Kui-Ia be «1
liibiit to obtain thl* advantage, Japan
will uie> any portion of Chinese terri
tory which la atratrgtcally MNMtr|
for In r operation*.
Chef Hulllviiii last night received
a communication for Mih* am. ■
Mill-, of II,l« city, who will be mad«
acquainted with the nature of the
mcMuigo should urn apply at police
hendquartera. ' •
THE ONLY PAPER IN SEAI7LE
; THAT DARES TO PRINT THE LEWS
♦ •
VOL. 6. NO. 14.
ALLEGED VOTE
BUYER IN JAIL
M Morrison, said to b« a walking
delegate for the longshoremen*
union, and ho Ik well known as a
political manipulator for the Great
Northern Hallway (Vni|iany, «ax
arrested mi » charge of attempting
to buy votes In the Second precinct
of the Klrst ward this afternoon.
James Lilly, a deuty sheriff, made
the urn-Hi on a warrant Issued on a
complaint worn out before I lrosecut-
Ins; Attorney Scott by Alphrus It)
--pr«, a Democratlo lawyer.
CONGRESS
WAPIIINOTON, D «'. March B.—
Senator Perklnn, from the commu
te* on ; il.illnn*. reported on
the fortifications bill a total of
$7.«87,1'.'L', nn huirmw of bnlf .»
million over the house bill.
35 CENTS PER MONTH
It Is alleged by Pyer* that Mor-
H«"ii rd\i» a fisherman named Paul:
<;<<nxK|i>a II and directed him to ro
to the polls and vote under the namV
of Joseph Doyle, handing; him a
card with that name and other data,'
written on It.
OaMMlai attempted to vote aa
I'.nlc and wti promptly arreiKe<i
■■■put to the county Jnll. There
h. slnt««<> that he had been Mbti to
vote by Morrison.
In the house Congressman Gilbert,
Democrat, of Kentucky, amid ap
piause, withdrew the charge made
by him In a .recent Breach that Gen-*
.■nil Davis, recently nominated on
the Isthmian commission, sold rice/
to the natives of the Philippines to
his own profit.
Pmf. Frederick A. Ooborn will «tv«
an Illustrated lecture on radium at
lln Administration )>iillilli>s of the uiil- "
vcralty, Wednesday tv«nli<c at * !t
o'clock.