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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10

Under whit slmilltude Will you liken
human life? A pleasure garden? Or
n prison house? Some say this life ID
penitentiary where we are punished.
Life is thickly strewn with thorns,"
said one pessimist," and know no
way save TO pass quickly through
them" These persons are Stoics. 9th
ers view life us garden Of gaiety.
They are Epicureans. Eat, drink and
be merry" is the gonfalon of these.
A short life and merry, say these
Sybarites. The Stole was wrong. Life
Is not thIckly strewn with thorns. 1t
Is strewn with roses. The thorns are
incidental. The Epicurean is also
wrong. He that seeks pleasure for
pleasures sake will find only safety.
What, then, is 1t? Human life is a
school. II begins in the mothers arms.
and ends only on the Great Gradua-
tion Day. 1t has its recesses, inter-
missions and vacations, but the school
goes on! Its teachers are named Elk
periencc Sometimes the lessons are
hard and the tears fall on the page
of the text book! Sometimes they ara
pleasant MS well us profitable. But
these lessons must be learned. Each
must learn them for himself. A man
can bequeath money or advice to Ills
boy, but he cannot bequeath his ex.
perience. The boy must go to school
as did the father before him, and us ali
the fathers before him did. The stu
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10

We have often wondered If there is
anything anywhere as ugly as man
with his night shirt on.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10

Does little appreciation spoil youf
1t spoils most people.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
STUDY YOUR HUSBANDS wI.;Ms.
BY Helen 0ldnold.

- BY HeIcn OIdhold
Read the history of the successful men of today,
and ninety-nne times out of a hundred the man
who stands at the head of his profession, the
man who has gone from poverty to wealth. or
has been elected to seats on public bodies and is
first and foremost in local and general popular
favor, is the man who has had strong capable
woman behind him pushing him onward and up
ward A wife Is dead weight who has to he
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10

1saac and Job, who lived 175, $50 ana
40 years respectively, and died full of
days. ready and even anxious to go.
From which we arS led to infer that
our methods of life are wholly wrong
and that If we shall only so live as to
prolong our existence to the old-fash-
Toned limit, we shall welcome death
with as much eagerness as wenow seek
to avoid IT. The only trouble with the
professors theories is that he is too
particular In his examples. What was
the matter with Adam, who lived 930
years; Seth, with his 902 years; Jared,
with his 062 years, and Methuselah,
with his 960 years? If such children
as Job and Abraham and Isaac We're
full of days." what were Adam and
the others full of? If, as the inspired
book tells us, Job slipped off when he
was 40, full of days" how was Me-
thuselah beginning to feel as he round
cd his third century? If Abraham
proves that we may live to be 175, why
cannot Adam prove that we may just
MS well hop along until we are $50?
So far MS we can see Adams word Is
Just as good rs Abraham's whatever
Dr. Lyman Abbott may think to the
contrary. Professor Mctchnikoff, n
very learned man, has no right to Jug
gle the scriptures to suit his argument.
We Insist on fair play for Seth and
Adam and Jared, and "full-of-days"
Interpretation that means something.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10

carried and when the race of life is SO hard md
the competition so keen, handicapped is going
to WILL The hysterca pleasure loving woman has had her
day. Men loved her and admired her. protested against
any change, but when the with her sane
rational vlewsa who could be trusted like man
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
No Need Of protection.

The protectionists, who SO fear the
sacred tariff will be revised or that
even reciprocity with Cuba might be-
come an opening wedge to demolish 1t,
worship their idol for IN entirely self
ish purpose The voters who pay the
tax can afford to take more liberal
view and should ponder on fact and
n question propounded by the New
York World:
What Andrew Carnegie does not
know about Industrial conditions alike
in Great Britain and the United States
is not worth knowing.
when, therefore, lie tells London
interviewer that British competition
with the United States in manufactures
Is impossible, because the very size
of our great industries enables us TO
supply the demands Of the world at
prices you British people, cannot
think Of the question that pointedly
presents itself is:
do American manufacturers, espe-
cially those of ion and steel, really
need the shelter of TO- per cent tariff
to enable them to hold their own
against rivals already put out Of the
race by natural disadvantages and
superior Industrial organizations"
The Open Door. |
If he does not give close attention
to his Secretary Of State President
Roosevelt will have war with Rus
sin on his hands that will keep him
busy. for the balance of his term.
hunting two-legged bears that can,
4 fight more than the kind he has been
used to tackle. A war with n first
class power would give the balance Of
us all we could we'll attend to, II 1t
was only raising the money that the
tax gatherers would demand. 1t will
take strenuous work and lots of cash
to keep the "opcn door" in the Orient
from being closed in our faces. Bet
ter refer the matter to The Hague
Peace Commission, which the Gar
started, for just such complications.
! All the trade with Manchuria would
hardly pay for the loss Of one Of our
cruisers. let alone the life Of one Of
our sons.
N
"Working" the P. q. Department.
Over 5000 of the great department
stores of the big cities who do mail
order business have. been receiving the
bulletin issued daily by the free delivs
cry division of the PostofIice Depart
ment which allowed them to advertise
their goods through the mail carriers.
1t Is charged that the rural free deliv-
cry carriers hive been allowed to q
certain extent to act as agents Of the
department stores, either in canvass
Ing or providing the big houses with
the names and addresses of rural free
delivery patrons. The local dealers
say this abuse has given the depart
ment stores great advantage In deal
ing with rural customers. AS most
of these local dealers have been voting
the Republican ticket for the past few
years, this would seem to be rather I'M
kind treatment by their Republican
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
NARROW
ESCAPE
An AGED MAN had a CLOSE
CALL IN A COLLISION

essaf Nagthafn freERht enains Ne
- Is charge = EaNiHs#f Aassabau
smashed into AZ axpreNa asKaH a. the
fest - Washington egfeet a. "a
s clock tfls afssrnsans searis kifisHs
tnH ar4Naf a esatileF Ia fhf#e
saha Witnessed tAs aeetsieHt tbs eai.
lisbon Apssasud - he tire fault af tie
aasgm.er Ard after CaiffeF had heaH
PICKED ct fhe 9feaHa mere Hatn
gesas 81 Arrest the engineer The
Latter. hs4ueer weHt aa Nlsh hls
tfain before tire palins affieef arrived
. a I.aaa wfss rsas 3 Hhss HsfsalF=
10 shap neaH ths scene = the acct
aant stated thfa Afternoon that the
eailislaa ~ hts apiaian VAS DE sns
sHralY 10 the faHlt q These IA charge
81 ihs sHainN. fts said
s=rhe engine drove fiahf tate The
esaea sfthaat tFFtnE q ataR The
aH1f fhfaN that saved fhs ffiesfa life
sH ny anlHlsn waa bale q has That
prevented him from being draesss
under the phgsia e
tsaister WEsu le A. aged fnaEz. zoe
father g Policeman Z. G Collier. waH
bruised hut net seriously injured The
wagon wHs completely demolished
HnEineer Manah alaaod that hs
bad been Unable 10 avoid the arridesi
lsseausa = a curve IN the track which
prevented him from HsefHa the wagon
before the engine was unau Il. Col
Tier states that bA vas unable % set
the wagon out Of the WAY as 1, caught
In the track
Il yelled % them to stop hs said
but the train emily SEEMED 10 come
on faster. The engineer had pleatT
Ct firnA 70 stop II he had wsni-0 tQ,-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
MANUFAcTURERS' DAY
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS moNoPoLtzE
cARaIvAL-FAlR ENDS TOMORROW

This - manufacturers day At the
d cor carnival and the bagfhs shsrs
various local factories display their
goods ard methods Of manufacture
are the eeutsfn Of attraction.
A great Marfi esFas festival vii
snd the two Weeka Of the carnival
ss5H5aFrsx night A. immense A.
fsnaa nee Il expected on the grounds
rsassssf.sss4u ssstif - aWnnefad To come
n masquerade attire. The nfrth-
makers viii parade through the
streets Of the city. and the chances
are that downtown dodgers VIII not
get q chance to sleep until Sunday
morning or account o. the terrific
turmoil Confetti throwing VIII be
INDUCED in 70 the full limit. and the
wise onsa viii wear masks or Eos-
giles.
The Carnival Daily Flash issued
ar extra edition at o'clock this af-
fernoon exposing ar alleged eonspiE-
scy Of Prime Minister n. + Hunt
i~y 20 usurp the throne Of 0nssn
= asiw7ssta ssggssssssssssssssS sseszsas4 aFss are
made against the popular minister,
who has heretofore borne 4 rsputa-
sfon for extreme loyalty. The scan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
INTEREST AT LABOR

dai e. 70 be prohsd 70 the core, ard
II the slightest evidences 81 HautieTiH
perfiay is discovered he viii be re-
lieved Of the gartsr and belt which
signify his high rank and be exiied.
The Flash presents a long tlat Of
damaging evidences against the
prime minister, and attacks him
With the characteristic unfsalinK-
meas of the yellow Journal. IL claims
t. have secured It's Information from
one OF the eonapiFinR eoaftisFH. who
became aiseFuntied because the Of
flee to be bestowed upon him by the
alleged woulf-bs king was not high
enough 20 suit him.
A Star reporter succeeded In OBJ
tanning an sudisncs with Queen
Augusta this afternoon, being the
first man to inform her Of the al
legged plan to dethrona her. Her
majeaty was without doubt serious
~ disconesrted By the news. but she
quickly rsgainsd her oonposure. She
saIdl
n 50 ms hAite.s thA charges
against my prime minister. ! think
they have no foundation. but in Of
der V please my subjects win be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
4 FEW WEJTUNy KR MkM AUNzJ To ANSWER

MAJ Waula have set Ia duf
TRUTH. You HkVH AhsoLuTEIY hIlsII.
rfsu rFH CITY eHAHTEu PROVISION E8TAHLtAIttNd
a poIfeE SYSTEM AND PLACING yet N eoSTHoL OF
For a chief al police.
ente department II
81 becoming "a
Yotf AXE To BLAME. MAYOR HtfMlh
people think morally fefpenshle
Seattle Ittt eIAt III
l4IsVEs Y0u AND FURTHER believes THAT ~
SOME ACTION To REDEEM f9ttkstsltt
Y0rH PERSONAL HONESTY AND INTEGRITY SHOULD
NoT m ALLOWED To STAND N THE WAY OF YOUR IN
PARCHMENT
Justly blame for uese highway
hurHiaiisH. with
Jimmy hut responsible fof the 1ststn that pro
So Ia.
NAME aF THE cry on THE ALTAR OF fotH fohirts
Al AMBITION
You eannat deny political machine which
snh tts
q palit
IA
= respectable administration WHAT 20 f1b
PROPOSE To 10 ABOUT IT
rs suun q a \ until
before II
tie
sent n.t e about ies you qnf dabbnns n am polite
sneo nfashees and take rHee asala sht=t-
STAR IN hy stas people your city protection
property which they entitled You de b
d Nnrd 10 II today
Ranatna the police department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
MEANEST
MAN YET
CONTRIBUTED TWO POSTAGE
STAMPS TO wlFE's SUPPORT
IN ELEVEN YEARS

"lIaz your husband furnished you
any support at all since the first
few months Of your married life z
Deputy Prosecutor Todd asked Mira.
Cora Hammond. an applicant for al
Tafrs. this morning In superior
Judge Aibsrtsansa court.
Ths tired looking. faded woman,
who had Just testified that sha had
supported beth herself and her has-
band for years. put her head IN her
hands and thought = minute or 40
before she answered.
We'll. he gave me two postage
stamps once" she faltered. II didn't
ask for them, but
Take your decree. MADAME In
tsrruptad the judgs. aud he thinks
he has heard OF the maanest man
on earth.
Mrs. Hammond has been taaohips
school I'm tina country districts ever
since she rnArriad n. Il. Hammond
IN 1871.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

crashed into II Tine engineer SAW
the train ahsna. but the ALI brakes
refused - Wafs
A train with surgeons Oh haAfd
has been teut IL the scene.
nuRANn. Mich. Aug As the
WFuekiuK progresses II Il announced
that 81 pefAana were killed outright
and e. we've injured seven - them
fatally Many 81 lbH anlmaiH af tbs
aIeHaneFIe we're KILLED.
LATER TIE tiat ef injured has
hevu increased - 10 The Rich.
eiieu hufgl is heink used as tenn
parafy hospital
The seven rear ears If the first
train. and the uusiue and tNa car
st the seeund train. IA hitch many
we're aIee ems Hefe piled NJ Many
aeFe ktlied while asleen# Some hed'
les Weue crushed ana manEiua BE-
yona Identification
one hgs elephant. lNa eAMela and
several lees Nalua bic animals wVfs
allied same animals eHeANud.
MANY 81 those KILLED Nete animal
trainers TIE HeHnH 81 t8e NHN9k =
understandable. The animals kesHiHs
up a constant tufsaail The aeath
IIat Includes ali hos#e eekeept aue#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
STRUCK IT RICH
SEATTLE CAPITALISTS UNCOVER po BODY OF COAL At Old
enpAH MOUNTAINS NINE. heoyg RsnTos

large araia IS seen as fhs Heees=
uery mAehiners. which has been or
tered. arrives s&la MF Maofs this
aft@Fncau. We viii tut from te
Ia 60 men AZ work at nucs. and viii
begin taking out coal TIA lar9s guam
Titles We believe that the fFttre -
destined - prove pns of the hest
p.aesa Of easi property IN the state.
The CEDAR Mountain mine IL aitus
sts1 on Cedar river. about els miles
ahaye Hentoni The lateral work
iaFs open directly On the tracks Of
the Columbia a Puget Sound rail.
fnad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
MERELY AN
INCIDENT

lanes Mecleahuy fell into the hands
81 tsudsrlaln thieves this morning IN
chlef sultlvan's restricted district he
wns rshhef Of ali he had IN the world.
The police were notified with the
usual result The affair vas not even
ia vastf rated
Mefsioskay was out seeing the sights
last nfsht ard apsudlns his Money At
TIE e4zd II q bad nsKht he wandered
into ths Midway saloon sndsf the
Notorious crib house on Sixth avenue
souih. Ne left the piece 40 free q
~ eray as on the daY ~ his birth.
AmonE other thiuse he loaf was a
cheek o. the National nAnk Of Conn
masea fet 800 He doea not know
hn~ the check waa stolen fron him.
but il sure II vas stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
|" ANTI GAMB[|NG LAW
IS CONSTITUTIONAL
So Says the Supeme Court in a
Decision Rendered Today The
Last Case Came From Spokane

same future legislature.
The supreme court, IN passing up
On tie anti aabmlmg law says in
part
II clearly deaiguates certain acts
81 fsioniauH and provides for their
punishment No further search IL
required u find the law on the par
ticuiHr subject Of which tie act
tseaHH. HelnK complete "a Itself aud
lH no Hhy dependent uu1n any other
statute - give IL meaning and force
Il stands alone as law upon this par
tleuiar subject II repeats. - I'm
plIcatleu, all former statutory pro-
Visions ia conflict with Il.
THE Law IS CONSTITUTION.
Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

snsssAtp With ere Brooks en- iake
Which she nsnt hifu. lie tutA Brooks
i aasns fHaW hiH sNvathsAnI
The Wlfe later aaMe % seattle
ana. - square matters NIth ttnooAs.
hha eaMasnts4 To sseaHd marriage
eesemunY. Abaat ft6ee il involved
re testimony shows tnueh brutal
is % ills husbands part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

A aoronsra jury this morning took
q short look al the headlesa and de-
oafsi posed body OF the man found In
tbs Dawamlsh river, two days ago.
The clothing on the body hee been
Identified as that Of Levan. ana the
slsa and other marks are Identical
With those OF the Hunnydals man
who Is supposed to have been muir
dsrad.
Coroner Hoye has decided to hold
an Inquest over the body tomorrow
morning at the Houney- W etson
chapel The body Was buried IN
Laksview cemetery. At the grave
yard two headstoues now bear the
Inscription, A. l.. Levan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
Especial to The start

OLYMPIA. Wash. Aug THE
supreme court today handed down
a decision UNFOLDING the eeuHtitus
ti0nalltY af the new anti gambling
law
The case Il the one sent up from
express purpose II testing the ia
Some 81 Tire beet Legal talent Ia the
state vas employed By the gamblers
I'M the hope that Hntua luauAuIs could
lao found bH which the intent. sriIit
OF letter 81 tie lag could be de-
feated.
The decision rendered today IL fin
at. aud the Law Nill remain on the
statute books unless repealed b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
MEN AND ANIMALS
GROUND TO DEATH
IN TRAIN WRECK
Twenty-Five Persons Killed and
Seventy Injured In Collision of
Two Sections of Il Circus Train

i puRA'Sn. Mich Aus Wal
L. hfeH eireus lHain. running IN
u - sections. NAs wrecked half a
Anne east Of the city this morning.
#sS4ueGeae persons Nefe killed and
zsnIures4
Partial Liss OF the Dead
i Andrew LaFEu special aEeut for
#GgaHA HFHHk railway.
Jahu Mccarthy tFammsatef for
#kfrahd Trunk railway
John Purcell Snowman
Z lars Larsen. shuN imam.
2 & Thuna8N. Snowman
fehn Las Snowman.
Andrew HAvliand. Snowman.
frank Thafn@. Snowman.
Robert Wdkht. Snowman
Charles h4uda. Snowman
joseph WILSON,. Snowman.
Amana the fatally imiuEea i've Of
uhafu are apsaEed t. - dying. =
Jarirs feiaY eatniae retail aEeut %
the Grand Trunk railway
The trains were FuHntne from
Charlotte Wstsfe he slreus exhibit
81 last nIsht. Ia I've sections. half
A. hour apart THE ttfst s0stiau Naa
DELAYED and waS atantink On ths
main track near feFe when the see
cnd section following 1T hish spert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
WATER SHUT OFF

Water uiu b. sset ,sff taussFfss'
ffam ~ s. = n e. Ilisins
street ff4n THIRD a0eHas wFsf 6
a##eH#h aesasHa MVAa 80 HHfta SID
-: e, = =. 80 - s = - 80 :.
n safau ana aa sH9eath aseuus Nssl
fHufa nlalas e. Ilesa EAF the pr
pee - connecting nsW luaiHs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

Nou WOULD nG ISpiaNA " II ritE srAH CALLED
a BURGLAR AND A HnuMWANMAN WOULDN'T
Yous MAYOR ituMEa# You would had been
maauas Hstea aud Al nfst glaues Il might Hseu
nut would ven
the thousands Of DAY citizens Vim
YOU
noSHafi.X Now THINK You DOING
NotN WHOLE DUTY A. a fIhIle otflghh9. 10 Yet
ATE NkkIN0 \ coon MAYOR OF course YOU
section the city charter g defines the Outs OF
Now DON'T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT YotR WIDE.
lent talking about sautas aud Kin
Hatd believed
nd Is ana msl
not that would
- heat within bounds Thanks =
sfahd hands - time
unavoidable these
controlled seatH Ne vii them - Rf ths present
ask Yaa y about The thinsa I'M ssefg
aho I'D The honor II uahHE
uet ntb Tot TELL ltttN dsa0h
y MAXI ATTEMPT ENFaNGE TttE LAWS AGkINRI
MURDER R0unEHlY BURGLARY AND THEFT hd Aau
eaula prevent
- going prevent them or
nuT YoG NIGHT WILL HAVE DONE So MAYOR
! HHMHa
rearte heaSht Mayor numss # you had
aausurat message that YnH had hfns
inst the eN had No Hsa tef fe# sd tal you N
polite said eEaHA
~ Anula
taa are @as haasA - fAe world sees
Through milestone - The hsk
laak ass department and tel = non
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
YACHTS
RACING

For the third time Seattle yachts o.
fna first GLASS will make an attempt
this afternoon 20 win the silver
trophies offered BY the labor carnival
Lack u even q gentle brseHe prevent
cd the finish Of the second race yes
tarday aftarnoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

Steamer city Of pusbla arrived
a neon from Ran Francisco With
80 passengers and fall cargo. and
the guseu departed for that port
this morning with 80 people anf =
fair cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

Sin taHiEht thorough obligation
81 fhH earn
lest u8sha tbs WaIffHa#s4l ~ the
uIle. ahaze union QWsea AuKuHta
formerly represented 40 husinraF
a9vat. save her ma iaHtf and her "a
tsaa : TROLLEY party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

EVERETT WASH. Aus THE
divorce nuit q Mfa Mnv Tsakten.
lsrx. aEaln,t chatlas reetleubsrE.
both formerly af Seattle t. being
hsaud TO-DAY The ntfr testified that
her husband came 81 Hsattis from
San ffsnelss0 and sent into part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
CLOSE ON THE TRAIL
or ESCAPED CONNECTS
PART OF TIE BAND FOLSOM pEspERhooEs IN VICINITY
OF SACRAMENTO AND POSSES ARE PURSUIT

gaavla waited for him half an houv
ard then left him Case 10 alex with
fever
THsre l. much excitement hsfes
and two posses have gann out To
look fer eDnVletn on both SIDES OF
the river The Amadof gang ~
said 20 be near the Copper Lead
minis. AID the tfz4isfs are close urea
them.
FOLSOM, Cal. Aug Two 81
the escaped eauTlcfs stole horse
and cart belonging 10 Charles OAR
ling. three miles west Of folfoms
nosne time during laHt night. Trey
left a lin can behind in which they
rad been cooking. These men are
supposed % be cass and Eeh.y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07
MURDERED
BY BOXERS
Russian Officials Bufchered and
Another Uprising Of Chinese
Fanatics Is Imminent

MANCHESTER. Hsuk. Aug "A
dispatch this morning sayH that sfss
aral letters have been resslssd By
akfIEIaIz In Iondau fFusa different
PARTS II china predicting ah.f asf
n@rlazza outbreak Il t5uxNfH Advises
ffam he interior II china state that
skHas - fssm#h fe#tfmH against Hts
ets!.- A. > -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

"A. meafs 81 the Moore invest
mHHs to. Who - one Of fh~ pFlueipsl
nH nara q the Cedar Mountain mine.
confirms the news contained tn tbs
above Hisnateh. lie SAYS that the
body ~ eoal IL Of great ~xteut and
II exceptionally fine quality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

ia and many Russian effteiaSs have
hsHH murdered
Tire aispatsA saXs that Russia
thiutR the Situation at tha present
tifae IL fnn critical - permit e re-
aFIaa p therefore news 80 TIRE deaths
haxa uaf 5s=sn xteeu g. ths outside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

gAeTtA MKAT0. Aug. Con
stable nuuuaiiey To-Day found the
horse and cart Atulnn BY cuuYlste
last night near Faisnnu. Two men
held up a eitlaeu % Twenty fifEf
street hers. with rifles. last night
IRE police are certain they we're
the eenvieta who stole the horse and
cart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

egaamer bertha sails tonight 20
valdek and Cook inlet, with 40 pas
senEars and q heavy cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

SACRAMENTO. Aus. T. Sheriff
RaaaH has Euue TO Yolo county, and
IL elaas on the traa u Conxict HoNs
ard. II IL expected that be viii be
% ptuFed eueHs
Convict Eeasia saYH that while
running up the hill nenr Auburn.
Convict case fell on hls face. being
tao much sxchau~ted 70 = fnrthsi
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Steamer Portland II scheduled to
sail on hsr third voyage 10 Nome,
Aug. ~.