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Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Austria and Hungary are out of har.
mony on the question of government
al expenditures. 1t is to be hoped
that the quarrel will he carried to The
Hague rather than to the Austrian leg
islature.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Where there's smoke, there must
be fire." remarked the banker, as he
handed the cigarette fiend a notice of
indefinite leave of absence without
pay.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Owing to the new conditions we
may now read in the morning papers
that Honolulu had fire yesterday
which, caused a loss of 100000"
Still. this is nothing to be especially
enthusiastic over.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Thomas A. Edison again sees the
finish of our old friend the horse, but
the farmers need not give away their
oats on that account.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

The newest thing is the mercury
vapor lamp. 1t is said to be bright
yet soothing to the eyes. Its effect on
the pecketbook will be demonstrated
later.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12
IoMa InebrIate Law VaIId.

Des MOines To-: The Iowa inebriate
law is valid, according to a dsci sion
rendered Saturday by Judge "A. H, Nc
Vey Of the district court who holds that
it differs from the Wisconsin law,
which has been held to be unconst.tu-
tional
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Dr. Lorenz should be permanently
attached to the stan of General Pros
perity. He can keep the times from
getting out of joint.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Andrew Carnegie's mail may include
500 begging letters every day, but he
is rich enough to employ discreet, un.
impulsive men to read them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

At last the American invasion has
Intruded upon the old world in the
very center Of the domain of art. The
cakewalk has reached Paris.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

In order to get their portraits in the
magazines the authorities of a large
city have only to indulge in some
gorgeous and picturesque rascality.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Emperor Francis Joseph will not let
his premier resign. A good premier
is as hard to get as a good hired girl.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Diplomats have one great advan-
tage. They are seldom discharged.
They can generally resign on account
of failing health.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

A woman on the death Of her hus.
band telegraphed to distant friend
Dear Joseph Is dead. Loss fully GOV.
ared BY insurance
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Kentucky now faces a whisky fam
fine. How insignificant must seem
bur trivial coal scarcity in the light
of this threatened calamity!
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Two DRINKS a year is all the new
English law will allow to one person.
But how long may a man stay that
way each time?
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

A government tax is soon to be i'm
posed upon soda fountains. Now is the
time TO hit them-while they are
down.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Distance Starch is guaranteed big
gest and best or money refunded, i6
ounces, 10 CENTS, Try II now.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Marconi has made It possible to pub
lish a daily paper on the Atlantic
liners. This cuts us out OF our an.
nual trip to Europe in our. efforts to
get away from business for a season.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Mary A. Liyermore says she never
knew a woman who drank. Mrs. LiY-
eFmore is 70 be congratulated on the
character Of the friends she has made
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Some folks think their whole duty
is performed when they build a big
fire and warm their feet and pity the
poor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

One of the oddities of the midwinter
market is that a car load of coal costs
the same as a crate of Texas straw
berries.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Honolulu can now talk to San Fran
cisco every day and all day If she hap
peEs to have the price.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

What should sKeplieal preacher
dor IL the latest theological cues.
ton. Undoubtedly he ought to quit
skeDticisiEg Or else quit preaching.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Yet no one hears Of the coal barons
giving any surplus millions to educa-
ton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

There is food for superstitious
minds in the thought that the figures
in 1903 added together make 10.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

As Mr.. Schwab has done nothing
startling Of late we may conclude he
is getting better
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12

Uneasy. too, lies the head that wears
a royal fez.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12
THURSDAY.

The Senate this morning voted to
engross the bill of Biggs of Audrain
to build a building Irvine factory at
the State Penitentiary. The amount
appropriated for the building is $751;
900.
st. Joseph scored first in passing a
bill through both branches of the
General Assembly. Senate bill No. 81,
introduced by Senator Worries, passed
the House this afternoon without a
dissenting vote. 1t provides that cit
les Of the second class cannot sell
public utilities without first submit
ting the proposition to a vote of the
people.
Luther P. Hickman, Supervisor of
Building and Loan Associations, in
tends to put the cooperative home
companies, which sell bonds, deben-
lures, certificates and other forms of
contracts providing for the sharing of
contributions to a common fund, un-
der the control of his department. A
bill which was introduced this morn
ing in the Senate by Bradley OF John.
son and in the House by Chapman of
Kansas City will make these compan-
les comply with regulations that are
more strict than any law now on the
statute books.
Senator Kinealy of st. Louis was
declared the rightful Senator from the
Thirty-fourth District this morning by
party vote of II to z, the report of
the Election Committee being sustain.
ed in every respect.
The Democrats of the House held a
caucus at noon to consider the Blec
ton Committees report in the case
of EVersole VS.. Declue of Washington
County. The committee reported that
it had been decided to limit the re-
count to two townships, namely, Lib
erty and Mineral A signed statement
from Declue agreeing to this point
was read
0'Donnell's bill prohibiting pawn.
brokers from transacting business
with a minor without the consent of
the child's parent or guardian was
sent to engrossment by unanimous
vote.
IN half hours time and by a vote
of 1876 to z the House passed the Dun
-
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12
The Missouri Legislature
The Proceedings of Both Houses FIRE Here Given
in Condensed Form

can alum bill to permit the use OF this
article in the manufacture Of food
stuffs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-12
Frank Cecil surrenders.

Frankfort, Ky: Frank Cecil. of Bell
County, under Indictment for being an
accessory before the fact to the muir
der Of William Goebel, surrendered
Friday. He was immediately present
ed in court pleaded not guilty, and by
agreement OF the Commonwealth was
released on bond Of $4,000 Cecil came
into Frankfort secretly by agreement
with the Commonwealth Attorney,
and not more than dozen persons saw
him while he was here, as he was
spirited away after he had spent sew
eral hours in the Grand Jury room,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
CRUELTY BEATEN
RosERr ABRAMS. AN AGED PIONEER ASSAULTED ~ STREET
cARmen-HE 10 NOW IN A hospital

pa again. AZ q vas rot as fault
that hr vRa carried beyond his sta
li9n with that. ST. Abrams say,
Conductor George iusnitHf him aud
when b. resented the iuauit. ASA uif-
"a him MatcFuaa Graham then toaA
q hand. aud both tie Old man aud
Ms Abrams state that the tWa a.
them Kicked and besrt him and r.
nalIy threw hirr of tho car. leaving
him and Mlsn Abrams ln HruaEiFn
fut1V a mile Hnd a half fFu mhume
They caught The next car aud went
horne where tho httruda nce ~ a
physician yes summoned n then
Sos elapet that the nature of Mr
Abrams tu iHfiHa we're Fuah ns to
make g. necessary for him to hr re-
moved % che hospital
A the bnsHlfal Ne was found that
Abrams Bad sHstHirea o. fractured fHb
and hts isa waH badly bri'ned
When Usnefsi MANAGER Grant - fhs
Rsa itie Electric euraHanH was asked
about the affair to-day - refused 20
aHY anything except thaf o. uaa uan~
- che rahfiea business and thar thr
nrwHpar rfa had = habit 81 fsaYHE too
ia elites 1a# - fsias sa=stH=s itst
we're mot - general interest IL was
learned that Mutarman Graham Wa
~ duty To-day bat wsthsf ~ result
q The fiEht ~ not uoiaid not b. 49,
certaiusd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

Robert Abrams. aged q years. a
riousar 81 the city % Seattle. ie a.
Providence hospital saffsfins fram
lnInrfsa receiving FROM EruaillfE
adm Hniafsfrd - nifu lat Sunday ni
administered u him last SUNDAY
night ~ employees q tha Seattle
Eirctdic company Oh University
car.
AZ told b. Sir Abrams. the assault
vaa ere 81 shoasinK bFutallfY. lis
story IL thar iaAf sunday night ar-
campauird ~ his daughter. silss
Mildred Abrams. he bearded a Uni
vrrstty ear 81 charge - MatnrtHan
dfu ham and Conductor " H
0sorFn. On entering the car. hs
claims ~ told the conductor that re-
wanted to get off a Roanoke street
When that street Vas r~aChnd thr
candae Cor failea 20 stop the car. and
carried him 60 the next block. mere
than a block beVend.
Mr. Abrams has rot teen IN the
best Of health lately ard did not feel
equal 10 the task % walking back to
Roanoke street. and - Informed che
euHsiaf cor The ear started again and
h. and his daughter we're uarttsd g.
the end u the line. On the return
"trip the conductor attempted 10 eni-
iset another fare from the two.
Abrams says.
The Old man says he refused 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
WIS A RRILLfANr Man

Senator knuts Seilan 81 Minnesota.
Nho - M the city to-day Wa well ae.
quaintnd pith Wise Consul MaEalsasn.
AMI lamsnted the death ~ the YOUNG
man greatly. lie said. "Aaxuisaafl
was q brilliant student a hard wurhaf
and was keeniy alive - the interests
~ this country ~ ali times he wes
appointed thrauah tho refomme ndA
tian ef CONSUL RaYsndal a. Beirut aud
was RaNendara brother iusiaw tie
never wnnt into anything without
studying al Questions Involved ln the
Undertaking iiu was versatile ahfesd
and business HIS and his unsimsiy end
4 a most drplofahlo calamity. hecaass
uf his uXesptiorai abilities. and stsrl.
tHs aaalities ~ manhood. Mlunesata
has lost nohls son. tie nation q
fsithfui servant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

u0&aLuLu4--isur more than half
century faitl cure has prevailed
ausahs she AaM aiianH. and some re-
HtaF khHsa stories are told ~ 10 a4=
Hrrenta ~ cures wrought through
Iha power af prayer
FORMERLY tie cd hahunhE be-
IIcvFd that person gaula be prayed
10 dgafh-aH9W the belief % The
Huamaua Naatua0" % that lie
may be- pfulsHEed VITA prayer snd
ID faith IH Tod all sRh may be
eurt
When the missionaries first ap-
neafgd en- thc Island and introduced
me bible they LAID the Foundations
for the fblth cure. Prior O. this the
natives bad no kuoNisdKr % the
Hlhln The natives believed that e
meHut just what h said. The 18th
chapter % the boak - Romans and
ifr Ferse Ga healing they Accept ut
orally and are trying 10 i've ~ %
uaieHatr Wtinon. who returned q
the island fram Washington tn a
Tying condition and was told BY
ahFsicians that be had but few
seeks % tive, Is said 20 have been
Hufed ard restored % good health
~ the faith gnriEfs.
Tho followers 81 the faith cure
fiftsr materially from the Christian
Scientists. az taught BY Afs. Eddy
They 90 rot object 70 any one ~ tire
faith using medicine, and Mrs. Eddy
does. herauF~ she tsacheH that dia-
aaHe in only imaginary.
The island faith curistH assert that
lf a sick person has rot enough faith
So ~ she may eau physician. ThsY
claim there Is a difference nrtWreu
fha spiritual and material ard that
cod Furnishes the spirit not the
body when she spirit wsakena. the
body wtnkeua.
Rev. J. Kckipi Is the leader of the
sect Ho claims 60 be- able 30 cure
an a-ha have fnith. without the aid
~ physicians Even broken bones.
f1mura. eanerr. consumption ard
ieufosv are not held incurable, Hts
muHt startling assertion q that faith
has cured lsproay
he rrrites an Instance Of man
suffering from broken leg He was
Ga a hranIfal for THREE weeks and
the phyricians said his leg must be
amputaisd Mr. Rakipt removed
him 20 hts own home aud asked him
- think ave. his Hfe - ascertain
what sin bad caused him to suffer
p ieAFnnd that the broken iaE - -
caused hv the patient falling over
fence while escaping from ahushand
~ had wronand Upon ancsrtaiuiug
fha cause the patient was made 10
pray and fast. and u IL claimed he
recovered
Mrs Edmundr wife of n preacher
SAYS she was cured Of leprosv Ae-
cordinR 20 her tale her body was
covered with sores She pra ved and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
SINKING
MRS. FiNLEY's VICTIM HAS Lfr-
TIE GRANGE OF RECOVERY

Frank Taugenhaugh. who vas
shot wednesday morning by Mrs
Hester Finley, Is rapidly sinking
AZ Providence hospital. Pneumonia
has set Ia In the right lungh. which
was pierced ~ the bullet.
Or Hoya and Dr Wlltrie says that
the development IL the most serious
that could have occurred. Little
hope Is now entertained for the pa
HL.nH-a r.a.NaE-A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

rftter refrigerator car whore they
also carried Tuief The bandits then
leokod them b. aud disappeared IN an
eaaieriy direction toward Topeka
iWu hufFH fafHf tHT h1fu uu HaH
discovered and The sheriff released
tlle men in the refriFcraH ear aud a
fpnase Was started In pursuit rho
hold zap required only thirty minutsa
sra no shots were fired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
HOLD Up
Six Bandits Held Up Nearly Dozen
Trainmen, Beat Two Into InSensi.
bility and Made Good Their Escape

TOPEKA Kas. Ala zs=six masked
men ~ Mcfarland held up the Rock
Island station house aud beat FFslkht
Conductor Mounrhan ard Night Agent
fuler @ iuaeusihilify. tRHinH tifFff
money and watches aud firtd from he
depot and 70 au eating house and hgii
up a half dozen Of the round h0tEs
employees and freisht crew. looted
them and compelled the victims %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
PRESIDENT cur REp TApg

WAsitGNaTnN. u. g.. Aug Is
Same rumment h made here owes
the unusual action % the president.
wh1 Instead 90 first eonHuitius the
state department issued ofdsfR a.
rect 20 tho navy.
TINS usual ouHFse Is % apply 90
the state Department which appeals
70 the navy requesting profeetiau.
Roosevelt brushed aside the fwd
tape president some express re-
great because thr president acted
before all dIplamhrY had failed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
HORROR
GROWS
RAILWAY COLLISION AT ROME
KILLS. 20 AND INJURIES 30
A NEW WAREHOUSE

ROME Aug 81 train filled with
soldiers going on msnouvera AZ tdins
today. colllded with a freight train.
sixteen we're Killed and sixty injured.
The king rushed to the spot lmmedi.
ately and personally objected the care
or the wounded.
LONDON. Aug = The Central
ness bureau a. Rome states that the
casualties iu the wreck IL worse than
first reported. there being twenty
killed and eighty injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
CONSTABLE ARRESTED

Alex Atkinson. who claims 90 be
a constable from South seattle. was
arrested IN the northern pert Of the
city early this morning By Patrols
men nAnnick and Pfeii on a charge
81 disordarly conduct The man IL
said BY tho police 20 have been
hliaFiousiy drunk and dis0rderly. lie
was released from jail on his own
rscasuizauce aud sent 10 his own
precinct TO finish the spree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
PRtslpeNr rAkaa AerIoN

WARRINGTON. u. G. Aus - -
Aetius Secretary % the Navy Datling
sent eableKram this morning 90
kaar Admiral Cotton az Nice. stat.
ins Ntue es,nzui - u=iFgt repeated
sssassinatra f.ruees Immediately
nearest port Report The squadron
consists - the nreoslYn. san NTan.
cisco ans Maghias ThsY viii pro.
cred together President Roosevelt.
last night issued orders that ths
Harepeah squadron sheald preansa @
hsifut ~ rita. u BE- ia readiness 70
support the American interests there
rhs president has manifested anxious
tntetst IN regard q the assassination
- A. q Ntea Consul VIM. e. Maeeia'
sen and has advised Minister t.eish'
man % the steps already taken ~
the state department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

WARRINGTON. u. a.. AuE = The
state department fa Hfil uan -t5Hs
initial uu TIE Turkish Affair fhr
present situation reeaiis an Hiustratiet
~ tho frailnE at Hsifut last foaFth ~
July wheu MaEsissan observed q =
daY a. his fesidauca - smFiaf ms .
rafelst band % pay Amsrlcsu "a
tiansi az 'sfhe Star sPansied Han
nsF. and ether patriotic airs.
The Turkish governor reported that
he had been iusuitet BY thla but
neither the Turkish foreign effice o.
the Amsfieaa embassy paid asg at
tsnttau - it Alnce Then The Turkish
Officials have Shown vsiisd dislike fSs
the Ntea CONSUL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
VIII aRook NO DELAY

wAAttfNorOS. n, g. Aug = =
Minister Laishman cables, from cen.
sfantinapie and has fHpssted the re=
presentation Is the rirhish fotviEu
efficn relative q 10 assassination -
Vice Consul Vim G. MakHiasrn and
has ben assured that the ease viii fez
csive immediate attention. fu iseiHhs
mans dispatch a several hundred
Words he says thu tFsablsa Ia Marss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
KATIE GOT 90 DAYS

Katie Drain, the cpl0red woman
charged with cutting George VIII
burns with a razor a week ago, was
sentenced 10 30 days in the county
fall by Justice Cam, this morning
aault With "a deadly wea pom. but the
hillary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

WASHtNuroN. y. g. Aus ~ =
Orders have haen cent to MachiaH. new
AZ oehaa. C. pfoeeud to Port sale take
rual aud await ORDERS The brook
Iva and san Francisco weta ordered
"a preeeed at once 60 beirut without
waiting a. the Maehias Is slower and
should arrive at beirut on Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
100 CATTLE
KILLED in
WRECK !

RACINE, wis. AuR. 2s-Fout
trninmrn we're seriously injured.
and "a hundred cattle were killed Ia
a collision this morning between n
passenger and . freight train on the
Wisconsin Central railroad. near
silver Lake. The passengers all
escaped injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

farmer living In this stats. aHa TIE
uathcr ~ hail aanvn children. l. ttr
woman whose fikura Hamiitan had
carved az the top af his nanuneut
ns loved hsr years $50 when. u =
zalA ah~ ilitea him Ter another -
curing her uhufexrHnh be eAFfsea -
theeaEh lifs aasi caused Il g. b carved
upnu his tom tssfars aftrF death. TIE
figure ipaka down apFn the mar
vhaas heart she had bguksn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
The Assassination of Vice-ConSuI
MageHsen May Bring America
Irto Ihe far Eastern In1brogIio--
Details OF HIS Murder

BERLIN. Aus = Authentic iufors
mAttan rsesivaa hers tesias aaY Mag
hlaesas assassination was political
crime aad Vas welcomed - the furk-
Akh affielaldnm tecause the visa cana
sni excited ths hatred - the fsIrks by
hia energetic rfetseNon ot Tho Amer
aaars in Armenia resldiux ln he dis
tfict Of his consulate. Ne also uns
NaEthed number 81 turkish eutrasss
. anti hunted se~e aaHg q the atls
&nrts Re eeeams psffse1 thorn
Ip the aids 81 the authorities as he
tsVeF hFo,,ksd any DELAY IN the Amer
Iataa tnserests Na Vas an snthusis
aftie gaifeF and laeking PLAYERS he
pc Yea alone es the svriHa desert and
Aas rsturuing frem she same Whea
azYtait. serni-efueiat elfelva her~ be-
neve ths event = liable to arsE Annr-
g. into me far eastern tusmoii With =
ahAnca - a collision between the row
en- shieh woad result in crtsik
The affair = causing considerable
anxiety
Nr. NaEsisssn Vas se years Il
az having been born en- ikt& Re
Nps ciiucsted IN the common schools
a Minnesota and was student Of
the Lutheran colicHn a DEBORAH.
IA. for three years fuf a time he
Was assistant city assessor % sioux
Ealis :. p. and also associate I'd
lfor ~ paper called the Echo. pub
~; = sssTs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
WHERE IS FRANkIEs

Frank shannon. i5-yenr-oid boy.
has been reported missing from his
home. ig7s Denny Way. Grave fears
arc entertained for hls safety. With
another boY he went ftahins Yesterday
afternoon and has not returned since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

JOAN kline. aged - years. dlea
suddenly at Ballard this morning
without the attendance of q physi-
elan. Coroner Hoye WAS notified. lie
says death was due TO old age. No
Inquest Will be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
ROBBED GAMBLERS

The police have been notified that
"A pool buyer named Meyerstein left
ithe raoetrnek yesterday with about
/ &15 in money belonging TO patrons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
INHUMAN

aeerge Vaughn was arrested his
morning Is officer clark on charge
II cruelty 70 animals The horse
vaRh was driving was IN horrible
condition The skin had been burned
from ftn hind legs by ropes used %
keep Il from Kicking and It's should
srs were raw and bieedinf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

published here several weeks ago
hat size Was WIfh her husbands
iaf4E -F.Ff = = 49, - ,S:-s''-' =
Mckinley. she says the trip was
far too dangerous 20 be undertaken
by a woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

WASHINGTON. Aur 81 can
farvueo bet s~en Caslsa. TIE head q
the bureau 81 navigation fAaut
Winainw and Assistant Secretary %
the Navy Darling ia nQU ID proz
teaa Minister i.,fahu1au thia after
nsseu cables that the Tufkish gnN
eminent sftii tspfeoatss TIE nesiaaa.
ness - the affair ard claims there
= N.lsfhs gsf fha truth ~ fnn rwfaff
struefsd % investigate The attempts
maze . IRE thn Eurhratsa mission
college II Hafuat 1aa miles Inland
and should disturbance continue. =
farrs ~ marines wii tss Hnnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
WAS SLAIN BY FANATIC

WAaiftNCruN. = q. Aus So
~ u generally accepted theory here.
that Magaisaan Was slain BY a rciiai
pa= fanatic uf a criminal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

eoufted Miss Cock af8enily ln 1855
and wrote 10 her more than -9a let
tots lu which ~ used thr most *
fraEaHaut fefuHl such aH klHa
yourself faf rar 600 go times lh one
nttle spot 1heaa letters wsre tn
Ifnssuee1 - evidence in the trial
80 sllse ea.E learned that che
- - =. - . :. "a - 80
f4on be- fret nlfs and married az
aihsF eofaan. leaving har auf IN ihH
sala walker g. on THE shafr nte -
a. sshns Miaz Cook IN bat -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
LLr nUOf UUliLU vi fniIf
SO HAWAIIANS ASSERT

tasted Tor seven days. driu king only
water. and was cured. she aNcribca
her cure % her faith and recites
many other instances where cures
have beer wrought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

filH mother who feiephaaed the report
20 the police station did not know
where the boys had been fishing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

OMAHA. Eeb.. AUG ~ There ~
more settled waa ther m Nebraska To-
day The floods IN this vicinity are
Hubaidlnr and the corn crop Il net
generally harmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

EXCURSION AND PICNIC SUN
DAY, AUG 40
10 Point Defiance aud Tacoma
Good music. Steamer Capital city
leaves LILY BogRrdus dock . a. m.
Round trip 500 children free. Take
your lunch,
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