davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25

Any one OF the items below will make
a sensible present, and that's the kind of
present to buy this year.
Silk Vests, Silk Lined Gloves, Dress
Gloves, Suit Cases, Grips, Sweaters,
Walk=Oyer Shoes, DR.. Reeds Cushion
Shoes, Leather Cuff Boxes, Leather
Collar Boxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
DRYDEN
in LUCK
,sis RELEASE on 800 aAil NOW
GIVES HIM A LEAD OVER
TIE POLICE

Allhsass ne POLES astsstises ass
lH sorkfnE ssalosiY on to san Juan
usa bufsiary ease. sysrfthias nos
rsars u b. coming " prydsa's
ay prfasn l. shs Washington Me-
,oeai bark clerk who rs arrested
ssvvnfh avenue isasasdlaislf after
b. burglar nad from the san Juan.
ma Nho. despite fhs fact thas b. car.
rod a hE black revolver ard euad not
satisfactorily eRplain his gfeaenes h.
mo nslxhssafhaasi sgesnuauaiy asulei
heira the suiltf maa
Dryden Was formally charged With
th9 uafNlsfy. Their released frafn the
city jail on baa cash haii furnished -
A. A. SeanFavs and J + Jsnkias yea
feffaf evening Thereby he trinmphsd
over the police. who had attempted
o. sweat him Into HiFiua the maine
20 the woman wtfh wham ~ declared
ng snani the uiHhf prlar - biz arrest
In Fpsszr sFE Ess.s ssf,iz9nhf 80 fua
sDfuau'H namH tfuu ftbsr source
Waf harmed t0daN that woman
ang 10 y = uacsas president Il ths
auk and other persons 20 whom Dry
.an had talked. ard brsssehed them
&c g. hfinE her into ths case Accord.
Hsi9 they also fsfese 20 aivuiae the
mpertaut Information
The rnilee are dreusinz shsir suers
dee g. prubinr iHfe urydens past rec
I'd. Thef cisim that HE reieaae on
ieii prevents them from doing much
connecting IA nNith iha san Iuau bur
clara directly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

eurniou boats % the starting Ilne.
Almost uH many craft aH before are
nut capt Gresham held The feet
back until be- drew alongside the
Navigator - the starting line
A. ~ 10 the reaBtia committee an
uouueed that the wind WaH too much
- the westward ~ carry oct the
original plan. 20 Il fet - new start
luE line. IA a point southeast - the
iiRbtahlp ~ the meantime the
Shamrock had sent niaft her largest
club fopsBii Indicating that the eiaai-
Ieugef VIII b. driven 10 the utmost
10 toaays race The Reliance stood
by the llThtship and worked out sea-
ward
The committee has iaid n new
starting line. four miles rouiheast ~
fhc old oae. The course f. south
urrt ~ south. r. miles and return.
The first Ten minutes showed mo
Reliance cheating She wind better
and working out more 10 Weather.
Capt WriuFe finding that he eouia
not point with Reliance. look In
hls SO tapraii the first oF'en
confession that the Hhaulnsfk
sHs rot doing ~ well iu the tLrA.h
70 uiBdNard s. Reliance. The
change apparently benefited Sham
rock ~ she worked little higher
than before.
A. fs.0s Reliance BEGAN establish
ing an overlap The fight was ths
prcttiast ln racing history. both skip
pefs getting all possible out ~ the
boats
Ths Reliance rounds the outer
marx 80 ! 30 -. on long reach.
The shamrock ~ istTs3 The Re
Hance demonstrated her marked su-
ueriorIty 20 the F.uFlighmau'H eniy
hope f. fur 3 fiuke
Allowing 70 seconds AZ the start.
and tire time allowance 81 min. 81
seconds. the Reliance Aaa s9 Heconda
- the good - TIE QUITE marx. Pan
demoHlum reiRns on the EXCURSION
fleet. witch bad rushed for the mark
to witness the turn
A. 30 the wfnd Is dead astsrn.
Miih sails hsiifiHE out ~ 1,if the
sind shaEa skins of fistteHiuE fssi.
A. ezs the Reliance ia aFain mers
than holding her own Barring an
areiieHt "a d fluke she Is certain OF
winning The race dense haze -
settling down on both yachts The
Reliance = leading hy more than =
minutes
The ftansfrhee state that shs
Yachts VIII finish WITH Tire relative
distance nax hef3rsn them ard th@
enffented TIVE taken into cnuridera-
ffan the Reliance an - fhe winner ~
a. least ffe minutes The offst2i
starting tire was announced IS ii.ts ~
for Fhamroek auH foF the Rs'ssses
fisEzf a Few excursion huets sre
haading fsf home seeing that the be-
flanrs = almost sure winner Wiftfn
the next 20 minutes
There IVES fhe widest enthusiasm al
tfls fiaizh = the days race. The fsa-
uiauan aFftHffou boats trailing fna
49, .-.. -<sS- ssa--~ ><-.sr-<.a.s q
deavnrst n keep along With the rae
esa. sha uers ripping the Natrr al
race hnrfs snest - a smart hrsens
Mans expert yaehfsmsB were II the
opinion that either re Columbia 81
the Constitution could beat shs fslses.k
III under the guiding hand ~ Capt
Barr
The official time - the fluish wss.
Reliance III e.. Shamrock. a.etu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
WEBER
G07 II
CHICAGO ARCHITECT TO BUILD
rHE CARNEGIE LIBRARY

The city library commissioners. al
a msetlnE held thls morning. select
ID tbs design submitted by y. J.
Weber % Chicago for the neR Car
nagir library Ms Webber Mas uoil-
fled by wire % the fact that be had
Nau in the competition and instruct
81 70 cnfuc O. seattle at once 60 sd
psriuiend the construction Of the
building. which VIII be crested on
Fourth avenue aud Spring street
Webbefa deNiEu " Tor a stone
building. 200 feet long by 20 feet
deep. 81 classical Greek architecture
The plans wlii have % be changed
IN some respects to conform 20 the
lsiea= ~ lla- commissioner ffEafsiIfIz
the interior arran cement The sN-
terror the commissioners consider
nearly perfect
n VIII take Mr. Wehhrr about 90
days q make the changes. where
ufsan work Nifi le commenced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
MARINE NEWS

e,safnsr Harrha11f sails tanirhf q
e1exwag with ~ people ord az fhi
ffsiafs sfs can carry, ttrr nasaFss
~ ssrazi.sa f1-1Eanr Hfatss Hfsit =
fsvsrnor awinafard - Masks enc
uerrsn wsfs eanerai aksfft of %
nhits paas railroad 80 gnien3o
Ths steamer city n seattie s@iisa y
KkaxnaY lat right with about
peoqis. fneladina Congressman =
esaiainN q South yaAaias Hs re
hsen IL fhs slfg se1srai DAYS FssitthA
auarr other osa friends. &ans9fi
Trprtnirne n me NorthwrstHfr s's'sn
9sg~isI re Ws 3 EainE - y has'
Horue on ulfaFzFs irl9 ard - Hs. ~
Hssssr kaaziasss - sha eeaAtfF
Mac - fhs sssttis's paszsuzsrs sgf,
rsfscHs r#tsFuiHK % Alaska trpm tA'
Trans- ui4riasigpi CONGRESS
Frefshfsr isslanaH all arrive asl
fAr fsasa 4an rrunrisea o. load i.iaFa -
fest - iifafer Under charter % ~
Azrak seefFTa Commercial &C. fnf Hhir
zaaMs - s4aas,a srasassssr a clark a4tA
ssssg~s - ae fsst - iafases. fAe fssl
b@inx ronr.ensa 70 shs Solomon rail-
rad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
WIFE KILLED
HERHUSBAND

Nsfs IN taking fhr Eun away from let
Mr. HHmbsaus Nhs bfanshf o. the
Cauatg SAT- rs Constable " 8 upuesi
~ p'rlaek thfs uaFHinE on tsnrHfHR
- ~ death - heE husband. 80 hour
sna d naf later. abe hrs ans hYstrfieai
ahd saofhins sgrHns Here siKsu her
tAis uefuine a. tie Sal "a promote
sievp
faes NAN std wife are falafad They
wee married in this eitY tuiY & nam.
hsaHt had bssn = efsok - the battle
rttu MtsennsiH ard HE uifs she was
vHunz runan about ~ formerly
astsa 81 fks sans capacity fef tHH
eifsham A hhrrt time sac she Waa
ssaHiagsH ~ auak - fhs tsaKinH fanzr
Afs numhsauK was sri4ed eifh
rfsIiiN tits afternoon and suffered q
RFfat uaHi Nha has not spoken
sfaea sha naH brought ta tali -
1870 s.S>I.- - 3. s.s : ~ I. .-sS al
tssrss5 5a5frf ar"a fTFr frrrr - H7HsH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
Excursion Train Wrecked on the
Northern Pacific Near
ChehaLS

THE pEAp
C9AUtEs FREEMAN. ~ Potts
lana.
AZ UNKNOWN TRAMP.
FATALLY INJURED,
MISS eoNsrACk. Htlsboro.
Mrs cAMenEi.L Portland. arms
torn off
~. CuRNEfIUS. Portland.
fffII sORNEtAGs, Portland
IT, . " Morrow
DANIELS, reporter Ter the ore
WIS pRAuN, wife of pr nraqn.
q foFtland
A PARTIAL Ltsr OF TIE m
guREo FoILowsl
a. A rfaiand. ar Portland. head
CIT ant Fart Internally
cts KNAT-E. Portland. serious lu.
tsFuai Injuries.
Il A WtNFfET.nER Portland
ms crushed ard intsfnsl Injuries
q CARTER PORTLAND IS crushed
u. J. CASN XII. reFtiAna. crush.
II ASA seriously injured
WAlsrER ElaMoNnS portland
scrioasiS eat aeout the head
~ "a STOUT. Portland, haee
hart
4. T.. FRANK. Portland.
" REID Portland.
M0sHER PERnUE residence un-
- WALKER conductor.
WILLIAM GREEN, enEfnesr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

Ara sarah Han.hsans shot huF has-
hsnt. james Humbsaus with -
04AEltrF revolver Ne@faFdss afternoon -
aElerk 81 fafstsns a Eafiss HsEfiHE
rkmp 81 Lake Waish - miiss rfam
dsnir taiieF elth fatal effect ~
rietIas sas hfuushf - AeHktie lasf
wkht ard placed ia Nenet f.aspitsi.
where D. hlsd e - acltsek thas fnnfHe
ins wtthnaf fvsaiuioF eahsoiapsnsHs
rhs ppIlsi pirfrsa hia liFrf,
TIE tragedy enH thf aalrefnT ~ a
quarrel pfrs initsttd ~ BHmAssus >
,asatinnsls tsAsfnr his Nzfs me dsAd
hlaH had hvsH iu tbs hshit - half b.
ftssif accusing hia zlfs 9Th lsssns tes
sttsnffts a. the nhits men ln the
cafup MFs uHniaaauK feerutnd his
fvaHaFas. fNklHa thau seriously rse
seeks aNu Il 81 said. shs attempted
60 sheet her husiaafssi fsit sas Nfsss
.s-..>- $500. ~. - : 49, .-->i> .-AsS :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
PRIVATE PATROLMEN
PREVENTED BURGLARY

AZ fna front door or the Fnup. saw
Coulter almost 40 soon as the latter
came IN sight and gave the alarm.
Roth thieves escaped
Investigation showed that the lock
81 the door had been pried OFF. The
bofdnerr 90 the intended crime Is
shown by the fact that the Buckeye
restaurant. an all-night chop house.
u next door to the Douglass shop
Thia fact ala not disturb the burg.
fafn hoxNpygF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
BURNED
FOR JUNK
ABANDONED LUMBER scHooN.
Err DESTROYED BY sAvAGEs
As!gT.e WATERS

The handsome new four uaHted
schooner Otclia Peterson. which was
abandoned last October In Aslatit
waters with a cargo OF more than
i,0ea 600 feet q lumber on board
loaded at Everett, has been burned
by the savage inhabitants OF the
island OF FormoHa. who rcsorted e
thla method to obtain from the hui
the rich harvest ~ iron aud steel
which entered Into its construction
News Of the schooucr's fate has Just
ton to the underwriters from the
japanese government Six hundred
thousand feet ~ the vessels cRrgc
in piled up on the Formosa beach
and unless the Insurance people
make prompt arrangements for Sc
curing it. the Japanese government
viii take possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
COLONEL FISHER
ARRIVES TONIGHT

Col Thomas NJ Fisher. chief e gre
fAsgsf Sound immigration htfeaA. =
eDFnpasied ~ hts wife. will return "'
. 7f55ff 5 tfif~ - rssfi1f fsf'fff rs
sIseG. ahefs BE- he's been attszisiins w.
Hfand ARM eucampmeut. lie went ~
WaafiaRfuH more thar o mnnth -
. confer uifh Secretary cGftsiyeH pr
r~rara b. immigration matters pn ~
Esund and % HE way back Hiaitse ~
q A. r. eneampment. DURING n'e -
fsnre his place has beer iaHsn ~ IN
spsctar J Il sarEeut 81 saHas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
RISEN FROM THE DEAD

Of age lie left his home in Giengnr.
~. ont "a years ago 60 seek hla Tor
tuu IN the far West lie wss on W..
DISASTROUS. Godsfearing man and "a du.
tiful husband the letter says. and
wrote frequently 60 HE wife ana child.
rem iu thc last letter they received
he snid that be would soon return
home.
The next news from him was that
bs HAD been Killed. bat whether IL was
accident OF murder was never definite.
lV known
The famlk later moved % Ashland
aud the children are now grown. one
son ia on tho police force there and
another q hotel keeper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

The news that Alexander } kenne.
dy who wis supposed 10 have met a
violent death at Fort Steele Wgo, q
years aRo. was seen alive and well On
the streets ~ Seattle last June has
dumbfounded his wife and large fam
ny Of children. who are udw living Ia
Ashland. VIA.
The Seattle police THE moruing re-
cscivnd n letter from Chigf ~ Police
charles Maslowalu Il Ashland. Elyine
The dethils ~ the strange story mud
asking the local department ~ 30 hh
b. its power o. sift the rumuf ~ Ken
uedyn rcapncnfance tuthe bottom
chief Masiowsh writes that Ken
uedp. II living, II now about " Ycurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

TACOMA. Aus e a relief train
carrying lafRr number ef nurses
aud local doctors left Tacoma At
iasis for the ucene uf the wfeok ~
the Olympia special trum Portland
near Chehniia this morning The ~.
lief train ts expected to arrive II
ChahaitH at O'Clock this afternoon
Later reports from the wreck 81
the Portland excursion train e
Ois mpia indicate that the accident
will be attended by at least 10 and
probably more deaths Two aFv al
ready known Go b. dead. and u e
probable that other bodies may -
found under the debfia
Charles FREEMAN. who was KILLED
outright. was the oldest ~ Ia luft'
land and Vas well known here.
Considerable excitement Vas felt
here over TIE wreck fnt the reason
that the traiu vas loaded almost en-.
tifrly with Portland Tsaplc some
81 the most prominent citizens 81
thu piaca we're aboard the train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

the pollea claim 90 have no knowl=
edge was frustrated early this MORN
Ing by the vigilance 81 A. 3. coul-
ter. a merchants phtrolnnn While
Coulter was making his rounds at
about 70 o'clock he discovered f~.o
men g. the act Of breaking into the
shop " A. 81 Douglass. an opti-
cian. a. iiiSis First avenue
The burglar who was standing
guard while his companion worked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
srREEr CAR meN NET

The Seattle street Railway Fin
ai0yeH union met this afternoon -
sieci officers for another haif-Year
Another meeting viii be held to-
uighf for the same purpose Al
employs ~ The Seattle Electric co
giiI be admitted 20 both meetings
that they may be made acquainted
elfh the exact attitude u the car
men against the company IN tins
present trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
BIDS ARE
COMING IN

clty Engineer Thomson Is delight
ed with the large number Of bids
that ne expects Ni,i be before the
beard HeKt Tuesday for the contract
for furnishing the electrical ina
ehlnNrR Of the municipal lighting
plant now under construction. Sew
efai bids have already been receiK-
ed and the engineer has been nofi-
fled that q number Of others would
BE presented before N clock Tues
DAY. when they viii be opened
The contracts 60 BE- lot include
those Tor as the electrical nachln-
cry and a considerable amount ~
construction work af the plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
TWO KILLED
THIRTY HURT

ditch. adding much 10 the herrthle
acent 40 wrvek hnd garuaEr
fhc rmbaukseuI along the track
has been utilised aH temporary
hospital The unmiured are helping
/ iu the work 81 reseuinK their leHs
I fortunate fclleW passengers from the
| enfanEfed debris The train WaA iA
/ chatgo af Conductor walker En-
Einesr William Green and Fireman
4. nuakla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
HEAVY
LOSSES
auorsER BATHS BETWEEN
ruaks AND INSURGENTS

SOFIA. kux. = Several Turzisi
sfrr~F4 have been captures
sarianasie aud taken across e.
frentEsr inta Hulxarta. where ths
wsr~ tried ~ tire iaeal anthofttie'
ana imprisoned -
r. dispatches state that IN
uarsss5ns as Intend - segs1 dele
.ntlea - the bisaap eskinG ne Esa@
-. ~ sffeswsne. Reports - sever
fxhtiax continue. ard 4 battle htal
s.s..slis snauad. a5asinE heavy itszz
a. h.ssh sfaes. Il ~ alao stated thA'
-. i sn~aaHlan Insurgents. aftef
ssrrfIs fyzht. captured ana nuf -,
vani5lke rs the 2irienopis aistfs.t
49, later bafnea 81 ueiEhuaFanH fh
hReR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
FLYING EAST
EAGLES EN- ROUTE TO GRAND
AERlg IN NEW YORK

Twenty or more jolly Eagfra from
this city and other cities about the
Sound leave Seattle AZ I.n this even
Ing. over the Great Northern for New
York city. whore they viii attend The
grand acrie ~ the Fraiernm order
u Eagles. September t-b. The delegates
are headed by A. ~ Partridge, Erana
worthy secretary ~ the order.
The party viii be Joined AZ SPOKANE
~ delegation from the Eastern
Washington and Eastern British Co
iumbia cities. Al Minneapolis the par
" will board a special train over the
WteeoRsla Cen tral =. MAlsa9is-f l-,.-=....--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
SEATTLE ELECTRIC C0MPANY'S
ASSESSMENT WAS NOT RAISED

cents 90 The aallar. as has been done
by he assessor fuf thE last seven
yeas. The matter aAa taksm IN
Aae AN isesneat ard Wiil tse dneif~d
this sVvufnE ~ tbs isft session u
gns Ih,afd for this year.
TSis hAukH are rfuts~tink stfenNiN
akahst the proposed raise Ia their
assasknlsats aad are a. Variance = ifh
the fh~ board on q technical Ts2tnt
The zasnassr and the banks insist
ina ths - PEI critt asssrefttest =
meant q BE- that per cent ct ths
raat value ~ property
seven Yeafs age Jacob fWfths FNfs
s.-a.,tt,.sf she taankA 10 the city -
! -. ;. isse ...s. - .-'.-- al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

cured a prutnias feem the beard Of
sQualiaafton that tnr banks Shouts
b. aHiY aasrsssd 81 ger oTrt On tte
dollar gutii hard tlMrH 0heala -
over.
This ysafH board claims that the
privilege Was granted st that time
breauss che hanks deposits wefs
small ana ssanfithss worthless afsd
that 70 l. tilns thi true. WAS called
off
Ths maftrf % the raising % the
Seattle EEretrie company nsesAAgnrHt
~iiI b. considered - N. bard ate
this aftefuocn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

Nina Afk. the young French wqmaf
sshrs.a dating automobile fHriuN hns
son her rAf5f T. touring the United
atatea Nsfh her racing machine. io1k
laf for matches Hhs holds ait re-
ar,in fer women IN her own cpunfri
.fha griysa j. - horse power Panhnrd
ard expects - defeat the ieadine
American drivers Miss AiiN 80
Tongues waREinE ~ looping the-tuoi
b. Mercedes n Berlin. She uiaf
compete m Cleveland during The autt
rHra meet IN September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

Il they we're 20 disposed. a. ths
end u the first hours sailing the
Reliance had gained - seconds on
hoe adversary, and held her firm
en- the lezard quarter, endssvorine
20 give her baebuind.
fito-Rsiianes has increased her
lead b. many seconds. Both are nos
en- the port ts6k
fi22-Wrings fought 20 avoid .
hsokwindi Bar disdsinsd him. The
speed IL terrific.
Reliance leads enough "a
ovsreome the shamrock's time 81.
iowaneo.
g. 83-Within two miles Of the out .
e. marx the Reliance IL steadily IN
ersAsing her lead. The wind holds
81 nine knots.
BuILETik-Hsiianes rounds the
outer marx 1855 30, and Shamrock
a tibTt43. After al deductions,
tho RsliAnes has 81 seconds lead q,
the marx.
2 2ss-Rsiisnes now leads ~ more
than four minutes. She is con
stansiY Increasing her lead.
HIGifLA&DH. Aug = Just nifty
two years ago today the America
took the queens cup IN the contest
around the -. Of Wight Today
the visitors referred 60 this and said
that II would be good 20 retAke the
cup on this anniversary.
A surprise Naa shown % the spec
tatofH A. the HuailueNa Of the bow
aave thrown up hy the challenger
tAIn morning when going a good gait
The Reliance rode easier but ap-
rsFontiy no easier than her rival.
There waN a good breeze ana the - a
was not very rough.
Al SO A. a. Reliance takes fhf
tow for the starting line with "a
smart breeze blowing eight knots.
the sea being ns smooth a. lake.
ElFhi minutes later the shamrock
broke cot her headHaiiH and left for
the starting tine under her aHu sails.
The yachiHmeu are very enthusiast
IL. i4pfor said The Shamrock viii
show people something today NJ
Iaelin. az board the tender sunbeam.
4 equally we'll pleased ana suid II
Is ueuance weather
Al szs the committee boat %bft-
gator RAISED Sandy Heak. bound for
fhr light ship and at the same time
the Reliance dropped the tow aud
started around the hook FOR The
starting lire uHaHf fnHirEsA The
ahamr0rk reached che NEhtship al
faaat utth she cnfufnittee beat
A. in previous races fhH fes enuf
r51tserF preceded the big 1eff n az
49,. ss.. .,-s-.,.s w. 1tss -
her husband fnr ditnrce on the
around Of drunkenness ARD dsy
later she told the rheriffa office that
he sha acting very qurerly aud she
was affaid * hlm. The court re-
fused q fsuH him 60 the aHfiunl, a.
hs seemed - have no Authorizations.
The trouble WIS that he aid rot
want HE wife ~ get n diverse, Judge
Moran lHaued q restraining order en-
fsiuinR Moran from visiting his wife
or any ~ hfs children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
rAmpIco ARRivEo

FrelEht steamship Tamuico arriv-
q 81 moan from Nome ana ~ Nj.
ahlsai. which peFf= shr -; FaHf-sa-
lively August Z and 10. she brought
FVu NltCHE ~ HlHfl fFHFu ~ Michael
tHf reports passing the freIHhtef
Meteor. northhound. this side 81
fTnimak psss. on her why down. NJ
vessels we're at either ~ the north
ffa ports when she left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

CESrRALIA. Aug - A special
rNeur~ion train. eaagtng Eiks ana
friends en- voutc from Portland to at
tend = lodge eiamhakr a. Olympia.
Vas wrecked 81 the matt line 81 the
Northern pseinc railroad between
herr and ChsAalis shortly after II
o'cissck, this nseruinE rive cafH ana
the engine west into fhe ditch Twa
peFsAas we're killed outright ana
over 80 tuturei
All the ph nsc'sua ans SURGEONS
hath here aud lr Chshalte have been
pressed into ssrs lee They LETT for
the scene ~ the accident on a sres
ciai train
Tne wreck Vas caused by sprrads
ms rails
The reports received here state the
engine sxpietsd ana the wrerksge
caught fire after solns into the
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hack hurt.
l. posKtE. fireman. cut about
the head
- STERLING Portland.
KAHN, Portland.
CHARLES oHEHa residence un-
kuavn
CHARLES HAHIf. Portland.
Will HARRIS. Portland
r. ~ DANIELS. Vancouver.
@ J nInngFTT Portland
MAX SCHILLER. Portland
JOHN KELLY ard wife. Portland
land.
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COMPLETED
ssssrsl City Street improvements
Are Noss Finished

M city engineer. AZ the meetins
4 ne board u public works today
raa i statement that the fpliOwins
steel lfuufaeefnenta have been COM
Fseds Grading and cufblug on
ftnfth avenue Wegt. from Haflte
= Mercer street grading on Union
Hfest from Eighth 60 Ninth ave-
~ ana hiufh avenue from Union
= tHiserslfy street. concrete slae-
sssssas o. lfoaagt 2yr5sss--- ssssis
heRtll ~ Mercer street
Chief Cook o. the fire department
Naifled the board that the temper
~ truck house ~ First avenue
~ kn9 Jackson street has been
49, 80 ~~~<tsE al the diapQ-
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The baard at equalization. THIS
.ff.fnuon deciaed not TO faisE The
rsrsaaal pFepsFty &z=~rsssasnt u The
<=atssr EslHest3e gwGsHAuN TIE ~
sesssn~ttt Of tasas ipe VIII stand
TIE psrsan.d property Aasrsstiseit
~ tnsa ~~assle q kenton railway vas
su.-reased from tts go a. tse.es'e
Tas l,caf4 q equalization held =
ssersgv session. Attn the trustees %
80 s4s5ans basis LAST sNsHsrE haF-
d. sasgnrsaned tire latter % APPEAR
- aka0 easag4 Nhy their cAsa on
haaE ard gtis edged sreaf itir-
shnssiA noe - 4sses@sd teF Their tAsl
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MASSACRE

SOFIA. AuE gs-An uncunfirmnd
story states that Tufsu near Menaaeir
have committed wholesale massacre
which - the worst since the trouble
started.
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MOT CRAZl
BUT FOOLISH

Mike Moran. whose wife insists
that he T. crazy, was adiudEed not
insane yesterday by an insanity
commission IN the superior court.
Mrs. Moran day or SO ago sued
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SUSPECTED
Police Think y. Farrell Wosit-
be Burglar

Il FARRELL T. in the city fail a. n
would. b. huraiar Fie waE arrested by
Detective HrYuer ard Police Clerk
larson Yesterday evening ou lnfornsA-
tlsn furnished by o A. Peterson. who
rooms ever the White House saloon en-
Arlington street
Peterson ciaims that Farrell attempt
81 10 enter his raufn ~ MEANS 81 the
fire escape bat was fftEhisned away
Peterson SAYS he had 50 0n he pNF-
son when he went "a bed, and tn&f
s-srreif vyas aware % tina, fact.