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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15

Glteiten bieIigen 8auern9dufer, bu
bes @nqelbduern GbriItian 2ebmdnr
brannte nieber. 9as 6euer e%ntftdn.
binten am 6aufe, permutbli4 beir
Gtnqanee in Die Sdeuer. 3roB be
fdneIen unb energii9en @ingreifen
Der beiben 6euerpebren 0prf IN.
Riersbu9 tpnnte BON Der groBen Sc
bGuIi6fett ni6ts aGs bas @ieb gerette
perben. Die 8etpo6ner bes 6duie
retteten fuum ibr nadtes Qeben. Gin
alte @rpBmutter fpurbe nur nod mi
eioener Qebensgefd6r 6%erdusgebra6t
Inter benz 8erba4te Der 8%ranbftif
tunq purbe Der Batter bes 4bgebrann
ten, Der 58idbrtge Soiep9 2e9mann
ber6aftet.
DuGbfir9. 6utma9er 4boI
Slid, elm aud in petteren 3reifen be
fainter unb 6o9ged9teter 8irger, be
i'm Otter BON ga Sabren na4 i4perel
Qetben bas 3eitli9e iegnete, nurbe 81
@rQbe getrQgen. Bon Sugenb an NH
fifalif6 begdbt unb nit fuit alien Sn
ftrumenten pertrallt uno geiibt, bat e!
Derfelbe perftanben, neben Der Qus
iibung feines 8eiperbes fi6 ieiner 90
teritabt in mu5italif9em 9ebtete 3ett
lebens nuBbar gu MAIDEN. Sett q
sSa6ren mar er 9iriQent Der 6ieiigel
@tabtz unb Seuerpebrmuiit, Die e
bur9 Ieinen unperbrofenen Gtfer 81
6o6er 8liitbe bra9te, mas Die mannig
fa9en Gbrenprei1e, neI6e bic 8upeu
e~rrungen, betpeiIen. Qu6 BEL De
6trei6muiif unb benz @eIangpereil
.Gintru9t" 1tanb er in Der 8ci6e be
@brenmitglieber.
Wprnborf. 0er 48 Sabre alt
2anbtpirtb So6ann Reutebua BON bic
mar bamit bef6dftigt, Stro6 BON be
0bertenne feiner S6eune berab5umer
fen. gl0BIi6 fieI er auf ben ertel
@tof berab, Our6fdGug ben 8retter
boben unb fiel auf Die Senne. Reute
bu9 mar betpuBtlos unb trug mebrer
beiberIeitige 3ippenbrii6e, Queti4un
gen unb cine f9pere 8opfpunbe ba
BON. Die 96eilnubme 1T cine auge
meme.
Wiebungen. 5ier crI4oB iid
Der MnFangs Der 60er Sabre itebeno
, Qanbtpirtb 3eBba6. Gr bate elm
3~eiterpiitole genommen uno ii4 burd
einen @4uB in ben 8opf ben S4doe
pouftdnbig 3ertriimmert.
Sagert.
6truubtnq. Gus unborit9
tigteit erf4oB iid Der u4tidbrige 8no
be be8 @Ggmeifters Neftermaper mi
elmer 9iitple. g}ur nod etntge 4u
qen6lide Iebte Der Sunge. 9u:
Morbinitrument bling an Der 0anO
bon tpo es it9 Der 8nabe berunter
bolte.
6tarnber9. Die 8ruuere
@tarnberg BON Bauer &c @uggemo.
Dorm. 6. Gmslonber) beging i6r 25
iG6riges 8efte6en. Gum 8eIlerfei
beretntgten ii4 @tnbetmti4e uni
SommergGite.
g 4 M d Sn ieinen
6eimat6Sorte bier f~eierte Profef1o.
Or. b. S9ol3 (Wiir3burg) Ieir goloe
nes 9rie1teriubildum. Dor so Sab
rem fanb auf O~erieIben STEELE Die Pri
mig bes Su6iIar5 itatt.
Settuu. 3pii9en 9afanter
uno ftreitenoeu Nrbettern Der bieiigel
8or3ellQnfabrif fam es gu @treitig
feiten ,oa Die Qrbeiter Steine auf bi
@traBe tparfen. Ser putrouillirenb
8enburm 6ering bon S6iers6eim, De
3ur Mu86ilfe BON WurttrebniB mad
bier tpmmanbtrt mar, nurbe pl0Blid
BON einem 1nbetannten iiberfallel
uno bur9 einen nu6tigen Mteiieritid
in bic re9te Seite leben5gefGbrli4 Der
leBt.
Sei8nu6 d.. Nuf Der Sei5na9.
Bride fpielte ii9 cine bluttge S3en
a6. Der auf benz 9eimpe9 befinbli
DE &aufmann5iobn 9dusler ipurOu
BON benz Jobritarbeiter artppl meu4.
lirgs iiberfdllen, gu 8oOen gef6lager
unb bur9 ettpa a6t Slide berleBt.
HbetnpfaIS.
QriPn6hpim Iip "a 1Snhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
SeiterreidDzunQartt

0ien. @us NnloB Der bier Q6gez
baltenen Nusi teIung neuerer 2e6rz unb
Qn16auungsmittel fir ben unterri9t
an Mitteli6ulen unb bertpanbten
REORGANIZATION tpurbe benz 9rofe6or on
Der Stats Reali6ule i'm 3peiten Sc
meinbebe5irte unb Sa9inipeftor bes
3ei4enunterri6t5 S9uirat6 Soief
2angl Der Sitel zines Gegierungsraz
Ties lnb ben prOfeHoren JeObor 9oppe
am atabemiI6en 8Dmnafium unb Suz
fob 3eibler am Gtaats>9 pmnaitum i'm
britten 9emeinbebe3irte bas Sitter
treu3 bes 5ran5 SOiep6szO rbens oer>
lie6en.
Die bier i'm 5e6nten 8e3trf, Qarsnz
burgertraBe, beitebenbe 8roOfabrit Der
6irma 90. @obef So6n lit no9 benz
Qbleben bes 8eiibers 3a6lungsunfd6iq
geporDen. Die YdI5ipen betrdgen fit
Mebl circa $4,000 &ronen, pdbrenb
bic 8elOI6uloen fi9 duf circa 10000
&ronen beluufen. Die 0ittpe bes perz
itorbenen SSnbabers Der 6irmu Bot ben
@elbglGubigern so 8ro3ent, tpGbrenb
fir Die S6ulb bon $4,000 8ronen, Die
auf Mii6Ien unb Me6I6dnbler be5 3iez
Iigen pilates e%ntfalen, cine b0bere
Quote e~ntfa1en fou.
8om QanbiGgerfpmmdnbo be5 Sam
tons Qu3ern purbe Elm Mann per6afz
tet, Der berf9iebene S6pinbeleien aus
gefIbrt bate unb ongab, @eorg 6arriz
ion 81 beiBen unb aus 2pnbon gu ftamz
men. Seine Photographic purbe aqsn
9pli3eidmtern iibermittelt unb bic bic
fige 8oIi3ei bat nun feitgeitent, baB Der
ongebli6e 0arrifon nit benz BON bielen
8e60rben ieit Sa6ren berfolgten Gbedz
fGli6er Rpbinipn iDentif4 lit. Der
S6ninbler mahte unter berI9iebensn
Namen ole StGbte bes Sentiments urtz
Ii9er. Qu9 bier bat er nit einem
tD~ert6lpIen G6ef Der y%l1liter 8ant 2i@
mitch" in 8elFu1t Der r&obaf COMPANY
2imiteb" einen p6otograpbifden Up
pdrat UNI 265 &roner entlodt. Damn
ging er na6 MienerzT euitabt unb lodte
bort nit einem falf9en Gbed benz Suz
pelier Rubolf 9ermann BRET 8inge i'm
Wert6e bon 1000 8ronen beraus.
SpGter taudte er in @ra8 ais Ser. s.
@arlin auf unb entlpdte einem oSutpez
Tier 8tnge i'm Wert6e BON 1900 &roz
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
+ |.

Rotben. Die S6abenfeuer me1=
rem fi6 iebt na6 Der Grnte in biefigcl
@cQenb redt bebenfli6. Sn Der Srebs
bi6uuer Gelbmarf brannten bret BEN
9itterglttspG9ter gflugma6er gebOrlz
&c 0ei3enoiemen nit einem Snbalt pon
800 S6od 8etreibe nieDer. Qu6 Die
9reI6maI6ine unb anbere lanopirtb@
i4aftli9e 8erdt6e tpurben babel berz
ni6tet. 6erner brannten in benz an
Der &0t6cnz &reisftraBe gelez
9encn n8oItbof CUR Grbolung" 3fpei
StdQe uno Elm S6uppen gdn3li4 ME-
Der. 9a5 8ie6 fonnte nit ge1auer
g}otb g~erettet perben. SIN bend9bdrz
ten 2ennelpiB geriet6 Elm S9uppen be5
4r6ettcr5 8raB in 8ranb; audi bas
Wobnbous puroe BPM 6euer erfuBt.
8eloe 8ault6teiten brannten Bis ouf
Die umfafungsmuuern nieoer.
SeBntB. Der tiirali6 be~rftorbene
8aufmann 6ermunn S9abe bot unTez
rer Stabt cine Stiftung BON 10000
Mart binterldfen; es Io[Ien na6 Grz
Dffnung oes Seitaments ipfort $4,000
Murt 3ur Nus5abiung fommer1, pG6=
renb bic tpeiteren $4,000 Murt mad
benz Nbleben Der @befrau bes 9erTtorz
benen Der Stabt 5ufa1en nerben. Die
Stride lit nit 5000 Mart unb bic frei=
ninige Geuertpebr nit 1900 gaurf be-
bu9t fpprber. Qu6 an Die QngeiteQten
bes 9eritorbenen lpurben numbafte Be
trdge a~usge5ablt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

Wilson's Modern Business College.
Entire top floor Collins buiiunnE.
James and Second. The biggest
business training school Ia washing
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
TO FACE HIS
AccUSERS
e. L. WHITE. CHARGED WITH
ENCOURAGEMENT. STARTS FOR
MANILA

Edward L Waite, wanted In Man
ia on the charge Of embezzling $4,000
from Col NeWbefry's bank. where
he was employed as cashier, left
FOR the Philippine islands. via san
Francisco, last night In custody Of
Deputy Marshall Sfringcr.
Waite WAS released from the coun-
IS fail ON his own recognizance sev-
erni weeks ago. pending adviCes
from Washington. but was taken
very an. and until yesterday was not
able Go travel
lie Is confident that he win be
able TO prove that the alleged short.
axe In the banks account Is the re-
suit OF faulty bookkeeping or that
he f. being made the victim OF a
black mailing scheme. Waitcs is
a young man, aud Is very distiu-
pulshhed looking.
lie was arrested by Deputy Mar
shall Strinrcr on a train Just after
he crossed the International hound
AIRY line nearly three months ago.
Tie made no attempt to avoid extra
ditlon, end has always protested his
Willingness TO return and face the
Chufgcs against him. lie has hcen
offered "a responsible position with
the Manchurinn Railway Company.
and had intended ta uccept Il after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
ITS REALLYA SHAME"
SAYS WATCHDOG MINES
III Had The Seattle Electric COmpany's Franchise
Would Gladly Sell II for 500, 900, and Don't
Think Such Good Corporation Ought TO
Pay Taxes On II at hll'

4 don't think The Seattle Elees
trig Company franchise Ht this
time lH worth Is cent more than 500
coo n / bad 10 To- sell ! would ht
perfectly satisfied o. got that for IT,
In 30 years time IT might be- worth
a million and a-hnif. buf thutH ate
other matter
Thin was the statement volunteer
81 by Councilman Janice uutoefHt
~ tho beard Of equalization this
ma Ming. IL speakug ~ franchise
tssatiou Ia general. ana II the tx
aHserrment of the Seattle Electric
Company IN particular
= think the Assessment ~ that
ffaHehlHe - $4,000 simply au Inn
position au the company continued
the watch dog ~ the city treasury
Why what good g. street rail-
HaN franchise THAT isn't exclusive
ERefy Tom. Dick and Harry could
ger one fer nothing going over the
same routes. too.
Your heart and Jacob Furth r
seem Co beat HH one on the assess
ment proposition mufmurrd the
reporter aBuf what are you going
% 30 about itf Are you going 80
use your efforts Ia hHye the afsesn-
meut redueedT'
We'll. now you know ! sir't the
whole board. replied Mr James. ar
fably And maybe I have said too
much ALREADY. Ho ! guess IA better
wind up by saying that ] don't care
20 be quoted
Then he went into the star cham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

her and closed ihe door
Mf James stated Ia "a later In
toreIaH that be- Intended e. mako
Hn effort a. have the franchises ~
the other big railroad and telephone
companies HHHaHHrd. There HaH nu
reason why ihey should be exempt.
which. according 10 an examination
~ the ansrsanf books. Hrcinsd ~ be
the eaFa
The two FaH companies really ~
tafes on their franchise. said Mr
Jausa "aH although the latter are
not mentioned Ha having been taped
on thr asresaafr books they are
taken into account ia thr gene raj
aafeeHmrht Of personal property.
I WHl tell you what really
think he volunteered. confidential
.ly. 4 think the Seattle Electric COM
uauY does the square thing hN the
city anyhow and that as long a. N
AZ Obliged 20 pay 3 per cent - ~
earnings into the treasury tslae a
year. ri ouRht not 20 be asked g. pay
taxes en- ifs franchise AT all
The board spent the greater part
81 the morning discussing the why's
and ehfrefofes Of the prize fiTht,
and did but little business beside
assessing q. y. Htimson'e yacht
However. Mr.. sumson IL mil
iionaIfe.
life ought 10 Incorporate himssif"
muttered one - the country mem-
beers Of the board when the deed was
done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
GATHERING
AT FRISCO
Grand Army Men Coming for
the Encampmen,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aus is.-
Visitors are pouring into san FRAN
cisco hy hundreds preliminary % the
opening e the national sncamunsui
81 ihe Grand Army Of the Republic
and the annual meetings ~ the sew
erni affiliated organizations
Veterans uha have attended for
Insr rational sucampfusntH say thsY
have seldom sesn larger attend
auCc prior 90 the opening Of the en-
campmsnt week Al railways have
crHtra trains which are heavily load
ed.
Many 81 the hle delegations from
the east and middle wesf viii not
put is an appearance until tamor
rev. havinE stopped AZ intermediate
points Tot the purpose % Eightaee-
ma u ~ estimated. however. that
nearly iHupu visitors are already
here. and throughout the daY ths
California pests have been busy "a
cnrtinE visiting comrades from thf
stations 10 their headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
STRUCK
A REEF
DIX WAS BADLY
DAMAGED 2oN THE JAPAN.
Ese COAST

News vas received In the city to-
dsy Of a serious mishapa that occur.
red to the Transport Dts off the
coast % Japan. on July IS last
while GA hsf lrip 10 the orient.
J. / bradley. = Woman aboard the
uix. tQlia ~ the accident 10 n isttsf
received to-day b. hIf Edward
iiruuim % thls citg II aeauis nom
HfAaieya letter fbat the Dis ran
onto a reef On the date named Oh
the western SHORE q kesu Ling iz-
land abcut lee miles fruim Yoke
hama. hs says thsY set fire shah-
ina up, snd that the beat wNs hung
up on the r~uf until hlHh tide. when
u Va fioatra eft A auick fau was
ma de to fekahaula arriving thew
az ! tt c'ciuek on the afternoon fol-
wing the accident Tbs baag was
immediately put Ia dfg dock fat fe-
naits a NfEas about - miles from
YoaahhEls
bradley states that IL Is said
aboard the boat that they win be
there a couple 81 months Whuk the
repairs are hsiuH made and that
these resaifa Rfil cost Ga the neigh
hufhood ~ TOO oea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

WEATHER 20 RucAsr-Tenioht and temo
paftlf eleedyl taht to tresh wes, Winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

A Japanese ilHnkisha uHu uauasd
Rim. -. s.sss tzaE.ratts zHittrs all
he matrimonial Troubles without the
aid a. = divorce court. aFeortiia9 70
adtirrs received ~ The kusa Mara.
Chldad las tho bride ~ a week. y no
blamed bim for not hftnE able %
support his family be committed 81
tride Iuif %
The advent 81 river steamers ana
ether modern means Of trHf cling.
=. hieh pat many funkiHha men cut
Of work. wns ht the bottom 81 the
brown mans troubles. lie had been
ma rvipd but week before o. a Rlri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
HICKEY AND
HILDEBRAND
TWO STAR PITCHERS IN TO.
MoRRoW's GAME AT ATH
LETtc PARK

tug has arranged Tor "A bis double
header at Athletic park tomorrow
afternoon ~ the rain should prevent
the ball game between seattle and
os Angeles this afternoon. lu any
event Hickey and Hildshrant, the
star tWtrierH OF the seattle and Los
Angeles clubs respectively. viii cen-
test for the honors tomorrow after
noon. whether there be one or two
games.
The game tomorrow win be the
last that win be seen ~ Athlete
mark for two weeks Charley keil.
Is win be off with his Loo Loor
tomorrow night IN order 60 open NJ
with rHu FTHflEtFrn At fnhf HAHtf
Tuesday, while Dug leaves with his
crowd Monday morning for salt
Lake The Seattle aggregation VIII
make its initial appearance Ia the
Mormon city next Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
MAGNIFICENT
WILL BE TIE BIG NAVAL RE
VIEW At OYSTER BAY

on BOARD kEARsAnGE OPP
EM4THToW =. y. +. Aus 81 Bark
efa squadron viii reach oyster hay
before sundown tonight The rcyie~
- the fleet on Monday viii be one q
the most maEnlfieaHt spsetseIes ever
Witnessed ia American waters.
TEN WArslips ard large numcpr n
drafroyet sill be anchored Ia nuubie
column. thfoagh which the MnFfloNer.
bearing ihe president. viii pass.
Among the presidents guests on
the MAJ flower Monday viii be Ads
mlrais Dewey. Taylor and Rodgers.
Captain Bfuwnson. Gen. Chaffee. sir
Thomas Upton. aud G. oliver ise-
TIN.
Today Assistant Secretary % War
oliver WAS the presidents guest. dis
GUESSING the changes in the army
management necasFit8tnd by the
new general staff iaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

THE SENSATIONAL FAcHANT
CASE DISMISSED

Alexander Faehant aBd Blanche
M ciez. a young girl whom he was
charged with having brought 70 this
si'5fi7fff f5f 5fTIFfisTTfi ftFff fif557s FFsfs
marfiea last evening IN the United
States nasrahaFa office. by Justice
.Cann. and Immediately aftervg srd
.Judge Hanford dismissed the Grim
5snai proceedings against the groom.
#rhe ease has been most aenaa-
Eti0nal one. and has been earnestly
prosecuted by the district attorney.
'It havinR been charged that Faehant
becaWe engaged 10 the girl IN France
land. after bringing her TO this guun-
try uhaer promise ~ marriage tried
90 place her 10 house Of proatitu-
fion.
IL was tried Thursday IN the
federal court, bat the jury disagreed.
and after talking for a few minutes
with her fianee, Mics Maclez de-
cided that she had been the tool 81
designing persons ana confessed that
Fachauf had never refused 10 marry
her. add had never tried 10 get her
% enter o house ~ iil fame, as sew
ffai ~ The government Witnesses
alleged
FaeHon last night gave u banquet
~ the Malaon fsarberls. Two dep
MY mafshniiH. Attorney WIN Morris
and the bride we're the guests To-
dar Mf aud Mrs Faehauf spent the
morning shopping for the purpose "
reuieuiahlnr the brides wardrobe
This evening Fachaut will return 20
bis home 10 Wnlla Walla, 10 make
Arrangements for the building ~ n
new house. Mrs faehaut VIII re-
main 81 the city until arrangements
can be made 70 dismiss the deporta-
ton proceedings against her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
rs s TILL
TICKING
SIX MONTHS IN ALASKA SHOWS
DIDN'T HURT THIS WATCH

4 fine gold watch which iaY burcld
m the SHOWS OF thea iaske peninsula
for six months last winter. bat which
h. Ia apple pfc order and not missing
% tick. was brought to Seattle by Eu-
gene Wilson Of the firm II Wilson &
Van antcn mining brokers, who arrlv-
ed from the north yesterday on the
SITES mer santa Ana.
The watch was lost near onfroy'a
coal camp on the Herring sea coast last
fali b. @ A Hoffman " this city,
whah % been shlpwrecked there on
hls way home from Nome. This spring
wnatt fft rnoN went or the utncpiroe
wac found bt Janice Haird. one Of on
froY,H employees and WAS hy him sent
10 Seattle Ia care ~ Mr Wilson.
The watch was IN huci1HkinaRck
when found Despite lts loug exposnre
to the dement's O. began running aa "
oihina had happened whom II was
wound un. 81 AN ElEin watch with
nu ordinary hunting ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16

u i said That Ne viii Succeed
Secretary Boot

WASHINGTON. y. C., Aus IA
There ls hirh official authority for
the unequieocal statement that
judge TAFT viii be offered. aud that
he viii aceept. the war portfolio. 70
succeed Secretary hnat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
MRS. GEl77
Is AkW
WIFE OF PROSECUTING ArroR.
NGY SCOTT DIED AT Ti3o
O'CLOCK THIS MORNING

Mrs ~ q. scott. wife Of Praseeut-
ing Attorney scott, pasHrg away az
her haue thia morning az 30
o'clock Mfa scott has been AN iu
valid Ter nNe years and while
her death was not entirely uucs
psrted. lf ls the occasion ~ great
sudueaH among = large number of
friends to whaa Mfa. scott vas en-
asArsd hY -hrf charming personality.
Mrs Scott leaves daughter ana
two sons. well known among tho
youpr people uf Seattle. Deceased
WIS born iu Indiana. ana Vas 81
YeHfs af age
Hhe Nan married - Mr Scott 81 IN
diana Ia lFfi and came e. Seattle ln
isan lfsr death Was caussd hf ease
reroHa tunor. with which sht hsa been
800 for aYe months
The Iurfai elii probably be hold
Monday afternoon from the family
residence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
WRIGHT GETS IT

SCRANTON. Pa, Aug. To- presi-
dent Nichols OF Mine Workers dts
trlct Ne +. this morning received "a
telegram from Judge Cray annuunc-
ing the appointment of carroll y
Wright former commissioners of Ia.
bor. to act az umpire COR roNenth
member of the miners coneiliation
hoard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
He PREFERRED TO DIE
RATHER THAHrBRAcE UP

whose father Humma was sick The
a. 3 aessH e committed hsa rz@ss z x
hs e4a told by hts wife - brace
up aud earn that by which the fam
rs might BE- kept frum starving.
Tainnkivo aid not get angry. a.
maay American husbands would
have done Under the circumstance.
Ne lsft the houie aud was soon rscn
"a fump from q bridge into the sus
mida fitef. The nhfA trace ef him
found afterwafd vas scAthinE let
tsF left ou the bridge addressed tc
the MAN who had roRNed him 70
marry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
ARRESTED
ANOTHER ALLEGED CHINESE
smuaoLER rs ARRESTED

Customs Inspector FULTON arrested
another chinese IN Chlnaiown last
HHmHF $40 ~ HaHaEHHH - ha uNg 81 To-
s e>~s--aSAs ~ =
aauH II smasEisd csissttais landed IN
Seattle from siaap Wssin ssdaf HiEht
Fiahf aai % the ten susHEEira ghi.
nras after a hsarinE before fhfted
state e EaHufnissiausf iteH mar tnle
rnoruluk. wiil h. ordered aspurtsa MoY
sam the alleged pmuEEtsf, VII 10
tried later
the slnuAEiina sionp has probably
escaped A watch has been tsrt ~ she
prime lpAi points ainnr the suund= bat
40 sazss4sgass= sfzfg has been aisstse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
A BIG Time

The Tacoma Trades assembly r.
slt4ttf5isiE q great estess;at sofi or L.
haf day and 90 that end has invited
the Western Central Labor union to
participate Jules Rammeisherg and
"a D. Epson committee Of the as
samhly. presented the invitation To
the ". 6. l. L. at it, last meeting.
They said the Tacoma people were
greatly pleased AZ the fine reception
accorded them by local unions on
the day OF the opening Of the late 10
cal carnival and were anxious for
an opportunity 60 repay the compli-
ment.
Athletic contests between the Sc
aftle and Tacoma unions viii proha-
hiy be arranged.
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REME MBERED
A PROTEGE
coHeRsssmAN GIBSON INNER.
IT'S FORTUNE FROM MOTHER
or SEATTLE BANKER

4 press dispatch received by The
star thia afternoon states that by
the VIII OF Mrs Martha Graves,
who recently died in Washington. y.
g.. CouRFe man Gibson Of the Heca
ord district Of Teunessee falls heir
10 between 5000 and 100000
Mrs. Graves was the mother Of r..
" GraYcH. he banker Of this city
Ar Graves WAS ~ college with Con.
Rresfmau Gibson and Mrs Graves
assisted Mf. Gibson 70 gain his cd
ueafi0n.
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tratvd atrocities
Fourth The Instant dismissal and
punishment ~ officials nj the Salon
tca hflsrend whose malpractice has
been brought Go ltFht
Firth That al iorriEn ofsieeHH
employed Ia macedonia are to enroll
fresh Eeudarurs AMI pgiits Cor pro
teetion Of the peaceful population
aud instruction ~ the legislative or
der,
NuHsinn ascent az sofia "a tntorm the
gea ernmeut offIeiala af bulgaria
that Russta'E vigorous action toward
the Porte must net be- interpreted az
IN amy way rntoufaEinE the Mare
DOMAIN revolutionary agitation. a
whose haud the Christian population
suffers ~ much ss from The Turkish
uutFaEes
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WANTED TO LYNCH
MURDERER

LANDER. wyo.. Aug i5--A mob
formed II O'Clock this morning 10
lynch Refer and D0liard. murder
era but no move WAS made. appar-
ant through lack of leaders.
Doiiard killed two men "wednesday
while drunk he On an eF-kough
Rider. Kcffeer Killed a stage driver
Two years ago. re has 20 far eRad-
~ the moose through legal technical
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BANKER
MISSING
NO TRACE CAN BE FOUND OF
RICH MINNEAPOLIS MAN

ST. PAUL, MINI. Aug IA Ne
trace has been found Of George
nrainerd. the missing banker an4
Merchants bank OF Montgomery
->>.-.> >.s-ss.. I.s,-... .-.s<s :. =
ara a fEFufusF. ufa not open YEstfF=
day.
Liabilities are tla.goo, asaets uH-
known. Financial troubl il hsiisVs
81 10 have unsettled Itraiuerd =
mind