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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-08-20

The first really efficient lucifer match must be
put to the credit of John Walker, of Stockton
on-Tees, England, who in 1897 placed them on
the market under the name of ''congreves," in
compliment to Sir William Congreve, the inven-
tor of the war rocket.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-08-20

Pennsylvania fisherman has discovered
that bullfrogs act as sentres to fish, and that it
is useless to try to catch bass when deep
voiced, believing frog is watching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
M GILL WILL
EXPLAIN POSITION

President en- - the council um
De present - ts- meeting ~ the
Rainier Heights fmHroaamant club.
90 - held next Er.Iag Hlahf. ta en.
plain hlH unpnrIflan En- the rr0u1aHd
reFraas ~ j. kHau street. Most ~
The second ward property 0Nrera.
in which The thaHoHfhfara ia t1saf.
- and which uII have 20 ba4r fHe
major PORTION Of fia rrneuss ~ the
Improvement. appear TO be in favor
Of n.
gU objects 20 ~ beeaune he be-
1iege- that f. ls unjust 20 assess
property owners I1 The Third ward
for the Improvement. The Deacon
hIIl and Rainier Heights people
claim that tha Third ward WIN BE
hugely benefited by the Improve
ment and should be obliged 10 pay
rs share.
4 deep cut Of 90 feet. according
10 che plans. Wiit be made ~ Ninth
avenue and Jackson street On order
to make "a s per cent grade from the
depot - the second hill This viii
make 4 necessary t8 remove n large
amount % dirt which r. needed by
the Great Northern on ifs DEPOT elite
aud terminal grounds Attorney
Gilman VIII be present a. the meet
ing 10 explain Why the railroad Is
Iu favor Of making The cut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10

JACKSON Miss Pruporfiouate
40 revenue and the aHreaaed yaiuaz
tlnu % property Ia the state. Mis-
H.aIppl annually pays out mote
money for efuratiun than any other
state Ia The union except MaEaaehu-
zstfs The total state taxes for last
Year were 10 round figures s. COZ. .
HsJ. and the educational dIsburae-
meuta 81 Too coz. The percentage
sill BE- inereaaad next year.
TIE usrfa la not benefftinK 90 any
great exteut through this large al
iowanca fur education While the
nrEHu rare forms practically three
ffihH Of the total population. the
blacks DO not take advantage of
their educational opportunities to
fhe same e1trut ~ the whites The
school term FER this race Is often
shorter than in the white districts
although the per capita allowance e
the same. and the salaries 81 negro
teachers are much smaller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
FIRE IA
VICTORIA
FIFTY FAMILIES RENDERED
HOMELESS BY FIERCE BLAZE

VICTORIA. Aus. t1-Flre which
hesan In the pattern shop % the
Albion Irou works ~ 4 O'clock yra-
teFday afternoon. totally destroyed
the northern portion of the build
ms With a iot 81 valuable maghlu
cry.
strong southwest Wind carried
the sparks distance of 900 Yards
10 the corner - Pembroke and Gov
eminent streets. where three real
drugea Nvre destroy "a Almost inn
mrdlatelY after the fire Jumped g. a
house gao yards north un Princess
sfrret and aoua many houses in
that quarter Nere biaaluK Fortu-
uairiY the wind kept steady from
the southwest and The fire waa thus
confined 10 The blocks north Of
Douglas aud Pembroke streets. tWn
open fields lying 60 the north and
wssf
The fire department confined iia
efforts q aupuHessHnE the spread ~
TIE fam~s from the Albion works
20 The blE Yarda Of the ahaNnlknn
Lake Lumber company. just acres
the street. Until the duumau had
complete control ~ the situation
uerfh ~ Douglas street That aer-
ton Is hIEh and jhe water pressure
very poor % little could have been
done there in any event The fire
had buFut Itself ouf hy 2 81 o'clock.
lu all aboat So houses were de-.
sEfoyed the majority hriaE houses
II working people. The loss has not
yet been estimated tut NEST exceed
tiao csc Ia addition - the houses
sidewalks aad much of che furniture
acre destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10

cleveland was not Il soldier. and
neither were hlH running mates. yet
be was opposed boz each IT his cam
paigna b. ouH Or more soldier nomi.
ueeH Logan was on the ticket with
Blaine. Harrison. "a civil war gem
rr1l. twice opposed cleveland.
Neither party can aaY that 81 the
year 1900 there waa not availabie
material for "a soldier nominee.
Among the foremost Republicans
Ia active political Ilfe ore Soldiers
Foraker. J. Is Henderson. senator
Scott Governor Durbln. Secretary
Hsy. Warren q Keiuer and scores
0f men Of lesser prominence.
The democrats number many Old
soldiers prominent In party service
There b. John e. Black u Illinois.
James o. Campbell. former governor
of Obi ahould'red a mnakst MaJor
Meuzlf 4 Indiana. who waa FREE
quenti lentionsd for the demo-
cratic presidential noninatiou.
Was al bier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
Presidential Ticket With
No Veterans This Year
roa TIC rlRsY rtme % YEARS no MAN or TIE ctvfi
WAR IS A HkroHAL CANDIDATE

tsutANAruLfH The pfesIaeu.
fial campaign af 1906 80 years after
the close 81 the war Or the rebel
Hon marks tHe passing 81 tho a0IH
soldier HH prominent factor lu
national politics
iaf the fret time la % YearH
neither of the leading political ulr=
fIra presents fiFH HBr veteran for
either president OF vice president.
Roosevelt was too young ~ serve
IN the civil war
Fairbanks VAS no yeats old uheu
tie war broke out
Parker and Fairbanks are ~ the
same uEr.
Davis waa "a when Sumter was
fired oH. lie remained IA business
Until iata years go lHasI one ~ the
great PARTIES has felt called upon 10
place a. least one soldier On the
ticket
Grant Hayes. Garfield. Harrison
aHd Mckinley aere soldiers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
WRECK

CHICAGO. Aug io.-iu a sollla.
sloa last ulght between weatbouud
Baltimore a ohio local passenger
traIu and a Chle8Eo a Erie freight
train at the brighton railroad
srossius az Western avenue and
West fhirty ninth slrcet. a mother
and her thrre iigiic children Nfff
Allied aud a number oI other per
sous seriously inWred. The cross
tnE flasman made a fautls effort
Go thanse che course of the freight
train and a. a result the a. Idcul
ocgafred
The freight cars struck the rapid
" approaching PASSENGER train and
1Na coaches we're overturned
The dead are
Ms T. g. sshwartn. IS years.
Garrett lnd three bova. children
81 Mrs. sfhearta. ranging Iu aFs
frum 60 ~ YEAR,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
sTHANoG FACTS
ABOUT SLEEP

HIerr may come under Hrsoy 2
70 TRANCE conditions gaurIara on =
long Journeys nap on horse =
% back. and eoafhmeu uH their .
% boxes. Among the impressive .
% iuI IIrntH af sir John M1frH .
disastrous retreat re Cduuna =
/" iu spain is the fact that many Z,
. ~ hia soldiers steadily par. :
sued thfIr march while fast I.
. asleep rhla lot ia mot unram- .
. mon among Hai1ifrH FRANKLIN .
o. slept nearly Hu haHr swimming :
. an Isle back =
. The chinese haFr plan of .
o #nuAemniuE criminals 90 death /.
by preventing sleep The vice .
% tim b. kept awake hF guards .
. flia suffering aai from ~ 90 =
20 days
sss-ss.ssf 49,. ..-s.s#s..ss.sss-as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
TIE MYSTERY or LUsTY CHEESE. OR
wtAr BECAME OF ne WORLDS FAlR pRIoe

ST LOUIS. No. MIssourI'a mon
hfer cheese In the agricultural
hHIiH5Hr FRI Ha more. n raf into bad
oa0r with members OF the Missouri
commission and everyone else. and
now II haH gone
The MHHHaufl cheese weighed 600
pounds The agricultural building
sI timrH e. Intensely hot Under fhe
HIe.uWrfaue#s Hhy old cheese might
lave bssa eHpsHtrd 90 Ha'aa tHe roof
bat the Mlasourl monster. II vas
feared would ret stop at that and
aeHH the sky Uaa Oh danger. So the
shreHa has departed
The herae u - a Frf#f be- f0 he
blind IN WHs sort az EuI# fHas
Tor those bsreff 4 sight Isle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
AIR PRIDE

whose eyes were good shared equal
ly in its directive qualities. though
perhaps against their VIII The JET
fersou guards threatened 70 strike.
wives whose husbands visited the
building insisted on hubby being
disIufa#ted.
Tho cheese 81 far ~ known. IL the
only one which Mas ever strong
enough 10 make Its presence felt 3
Song ways of 10 one approaehinR
sith strong wind at his back
What fate the cheese met " q
rs Htefy. suffice b. b that Il has
gone. and that pure. fresh air again
watts through the Agricultural
building Il may have moved its-elf.
10 Haa strong enough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
WANTS TO KNOW
ABOUT BIO TIER

ne seattle police have bcsa asiea
hy che Spokane authorities "a assist
in Invast saflHg the strange diHap=
pearanes q ~ Hutiour uut-
long len Rockford. III en- deem
be- 81 f1f spokane. lie ia fhouEhf
a. have met uith foul play un the
NaF. a. Ms taKsaEe vas called for
~ spokane hy an unknown man
and sIuee HadlduE left illlnul roth
Inc has been heard of him
v n hadlanE % spokaue rel
nfife ~ the missing man. has Of
fared s. reward for Information a.
a. his HhFFfa Haufs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
MADE THINGS
INTERESTING

q S Woods drank too much yes.
teFdaF afternoon. bat failed - stop
At that lie weHt 20 hiH home ln
North Seattle aud proceeded 90 turn
things Inside ont he paid special
attention 10 bis aifs and AGED moth
er-ln-law The riot was sell under
way Nhen the advent 81 pairoiman
Kent. 9Th one % chief DELANEY
cluha Eripped ia hiH hand put a
stop - the ahoR ~ laying Woods
out and Afterwards dumping him I'm
the patrol wagon he Naa placed
IN the Zee chest AZ the city fali 10
cecil eff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
BATTLESH|PS
ON THE WAY
PORTE Is DRAWING IN IT'S HoRNs-sGNos WORD TO MINISTER
LUisaMANN THAT IT Will

sensations within dsy ar two re
gardlnE the school question and
other subjects
Minister telahmunn has received
a mesaagr from the porte. stating
that a favorable communication rr#
aardiuE the American claims may
be- expected within forty elght
hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
WIDE OPEN sopUs POINT.

guDf7 POINT n Owing 70
abe peculiar business interests 81
sodua Point SO find that It would
not DO 10 enforce the law
This waH the remarkable verdict
rendered recently hY e jury in a
suit brought hy William brady
agaiuHf IS q Vas. representing The
subway Monarch Comedy Company.
afeuH-,5 ~ violating the law iu Civ
ing Improper entertainments on
Sundays
sadua Point 81 one ~ the growing
pleasure resorts en- Lake Ontario.
md saa thought e. be n sort ~ re
form village until the frank sorz
dict Npw the business interests
ere thinking 81 making II a modern
Monte carlo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
SO Bodies
Unidentified

PUEBLO. colo. Aus 20 Up 70
uaHn so aJJItioHaI bodies ~ victims
of The Missouri Pacific ulfr urrH l.
bal bHtu token from Fountain sIeHk
and fhr Afkauaaa rNrf#
Eighty ais bodies have Pc Or been
Identified Thr Identity af fHuf viii
probably never BECOME kHaNa the
bodJta are sa badly mua'alri. rhe
missing lst moss reaches go. rha
n#f tH.i bodies have been recovered
IS mites fHom The aHaHe 81 tHr srr# s
leads fp the belief lhaf many FIe-
fIna aII never b. faund
The coroner lH making "a fIrid ine
yrafisatlou Of The aapeusthiiifY Ger
wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
W0RkINGMAN INJURED

PRED Johnson. an empioys Of the
Pacific Coast company AZ the coal
buukrrs. while 1T work this morn
Ing MOVING some large strngera.
one of them Tell upon him. break
ing hlH leE atove the knee. lie
"a. taAnn % rroEIdance hnaILlaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
~ TIE WORLD

sITteeu years old and seven feet
tall Josef sHhluufrs. Use hIrrsHt
boy boz the world Del utl EHaNur
10 lives lH Germany with HfH par
sufH- When be vHs - years sId HE
COMPANIONS rakrd pa ma.h fun at
him because - HE towering height
that De began 20 aux AND uauIdn Z
60 fa a#hnal HHF more.
Josef eats about tuIHe as much as
an ordinary man end be- likes
candy His mother went fff hrr big
aIHut ref hair rui because hIa long.
black curly loakr are ga fine and
beautiful Josef has Samson
strength
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
C0HPANI CHANCES
HANDS

The neun -Grceuhood company
which Was put IN the hands OF a
receiver several months aro. b. 10
be sold 90 A. Z Clrudeuuy and w
q. Auglinn. n has been agreed by
the old company that the business
is being run az a loss uoW and that
the present owners have not enough
capital 70 make % a success George
E. kettinKer Us the receiver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
MEN HAD GATHERED

A hair dozen men had gathered IA
less time than IL takes 70 toll IT,
Doors werc opening up and down
tho street. aud heads were popping
out from upstairs windows. Across
the street the police we're gripping
their clubs and moving IN our dire
tion Gasplug for breath. ! aid go
my big captnr Don't You call me a
scab. III punch your face II you
do
The udicrouancaH Of the threat
from a stripping OF 100 pound rath-
or puzzled him. asked 20 be- taken
to headquarters before they had a
chance to argue the matter.
Guarded by three or four Of the
crowd ! WAS marched down o. the
union headquarters 81 fe5s Ashland
avenue John Floerach. represent
ing the Packing Trades council was
ia charge. and 10 him ! told my
story.
In little side room. bare Of I'm.
nlture. ! WaH "HRcated4 NJ o. how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
ESCAPE OF THE
"STRIKE- BREAKER"

CINCINNATI. o on che third
flour IT the new building Ne Weru
90 sleep NeA ralH had been prod
fidHd but mattresses. uiliuNH add
HomfuftHu did not arrive until
e,Iutk Then each feiioa had ia O.
down and earr1 Up these articles %
bla back We worked lu TriAF
Mnsf &c the men haa ghums ant
shlIs one carried bedding the 0ttff
stood guard Lights we're turned
aut a. 3 O'Clock Outside - could
heaf the uecaaioual tramp % thHl
EuaHia AMI the euuud a. a reaas
HufiaH enc
Hiarisa - What might happen II
the strikers tried 10 hreaA Ia uunn
~ during the uIHht dr.fiea ffum
cot fn H1t The probability ~ a
fire Wa also diaeuaHea
A amusing accident ne about e 1e
illustrated the general tension 4
cot shI#h had been leaned against
pillar in The middle of the rsom
fell 20 the nuaF with sudden
crash in the samldarknrsa sou
could $50 the inca apFiuE up %
aitfiHE position like 40 many lump
Tag jacks a feH landed en- the
floor. aHd small =aizHd panic eaa
ON The ukht flashed uH aad che
innocent tauae % the disturbance
aucs sren. quiet uaa restored
BREAKFAST SERVED
al hands ap vas the 5ail at
6 o.eIoek nrtt morning. and hair
an hour later breakfast aaH served
! bad made 40 NJ mind that
had done al che strike hreAkinE
work saa EolnE 20 o.. FoIl0ulnE
breakfast aruuted around the
grounds No m1re meu Nerr wufh
iuE thaH uu Friday. and { aAw no
bili.uE going on. Gangs usre sun
~ uork clearing ~ aud fiKiug the
new dining roum.
Just hoe a. SCI aRaY without
being beaten up as the question
that thee beran O. bother TIE The
morning papers had accounts 20
three fun~ufanf strike bfeakefu be
Ing muhhrd began g. Ssh had
some Haff Of credentials % she's
Al the western rud of The plant the
nafea opened into a long stretch %
railroad tracks
THE FAST GATE
on TIE south eide I bad been
threatened the ulEht before My
bees u.s. working near the north
eHtranHe. 10 0f necessity ] chose
the east gate
srarsdr Well should nv !
vas. over toward The gate { walk
ID. nberr four policemen verc
iaunfinH just inside Outside vas
TIE side. wide world and the
strikers . val 90 go the shade -
TIE parking building 70 think b.
over I Do Ided a street car va ray
best chan 90 eaf aNs and. salt Hg
until Haw one aprfua6 hing 8
walked rapidly toward the gate I
kew It aaa go through or stay
out the strike waut~d 90 turn
Ia ). bot made a ruah for The car
The mutarman failed ta aes me and
TIRE car swept b leAYluE me In the
middle - the street One ~ 10
rapefs had said there uere no pIek-
ofa thaf morning ! found uuf az
fefruf the ueKt instant. Several
man had started for me when
started for the car. and aH ! stood
wondering shat % DO next 81
braWuy hand caught me BY the cuat
collar and one strong jerk sent ne
spinning % the Sidewalk. where
brought ap against the sin foot tao
giant
where I'm hell are you g0'un
you #eaha' kruNlsd my gaptoF. a |
six foot-tNu giant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
FIRE AT SULTAN


EVERETT. Wash. Aug. 10
Barry thla morning a IRE In Sui
tau destroyed the snohomiah aa
loon. MafsoiaFa general store and
another hulidluE The loss ia 81
ood and Is partly covered - inHuf
auHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
MILLIONAIRE
4 SUICIDE

CHICAGO. Aug I0-w u Manr
son of J. Mani. the millionaire en-
rraveF. committed suicide this
morning BY drinking poison. Hc
Vas dependent na result - IN
ness tie was 81 years old. and vas
azsof lated Ia his fathers business
and q pruape tive heir 90 mitiions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10

had gotten 40 the plant. Why / had
come rts FINALLY they said " !
HautHI 10 get cleaned ap { could 90
o. "a barber shop ln the meantime
they would Investigate. aud are II
ms story Wa tsuc
CHANCE TO RuN
The barber shop vas pointed ont
o. me. \ half square hway. on a
eide afreef and { Naa free 60 g.
fniiy laH strikers NeHu standing
Ground bUf none Offered ans yIu-
irnHr Wheu Z fraehea TIE barber
shop { vas tempted to Keep right
On as tho var Looked eieaf. bat
decided the brst thing 20 10 saa 20
g. bah ta headauaHfrfH
Give me shave shampoo ma.
faEs shoe ahiHe and anything else
f9u W got aaH nv order 10 the
barber it took some time. and
between operations caught .
glimpse - the hIr Ifliaw sha bad
captured mr walking up and down
the street when len the shop
bis face for she rfuf time laat ifa
esavi Guess gou are Al right
BE- said
= bad notion 20 akIu wheu I
bad n chance ahita aEn aid
He inoEcd ht me With a smile
and fHrH ne around pointed down
the street Prom the dire ton
would have gone in M daHh 70 e.
eaur a afuud of ~ striker neee
coming back % Join their CON
radrf
Following another short lnFratl-
EaIon AZ hsad4aartsrs va aiIou
90 fn lease A So puf If here a.
fat aa yea an. and DON'T COME
BACK Any MORE Waa thc part
ina advice
Back through the ranks - the
sffikfru Q Wa escorted BY my giant
friend. Who stopped on the way "a
car To give me- picture Of himasl II
a. a souvenir of M ChiraEo trip
lie PLACED ne on ear and advises
me % CIT
got"
TIE ENn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
W0MAN MISSING

Friends ~ Aira smith. living 1t
800 Thifiseuth avenue. feIephaued
ne police this fruuiuR. aakiar them
10 locate hrr she left home sud
denly and told ne ono hero she vas
going Mrs. smith Ia described ne
3 slender woman with dark hair and
hmsn ryea When last seen she
Wis wearing striped waist With
lwo rows ~ buttons. black skirt
atfk btus hat with white and blue
ribbons. she Is about So years Of
eye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10

CONSrANrtNopLE. Aus 10
The porte has communicated With
Minister i.eishmtun promislpgafaN-
orable reply To the American repre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10

TIE COLUMBIA aawmlll1 Of
Nanfouver. wash. have resumed
work under the name Of the wash
Ing A. Oregon Lumber company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
On, s,rlprs News Assp,

NESSlNA. AuE 10 The Amgri-
Vsh squadron. bound fer smyrna.
passed che straits taIs afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Trueadell.
240s Western avenue. a girl. Aug.
uat 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10

PARIS Aug 10 A telegram re-
rriFrd ne THE foreign office states
that General hHfnuafhiu Hlil not
abandon tIBa Yang but be intends
t0 give battle within three or four
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10

Tony Peters and Henry Lon
worth. living AZ soc Third avenue
complained to the police this morn
iuE that some thief entered tholf
room lat night while they were
asleep aud robbed them 81 giT5.
They say thai thcy did not hear the
intruder. but the report was made
at g 80 this morning They must
have been awakened and missed
their money shortly after IL Was
taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
WaldeCk
ROSSeau
Is Dead
FORMER FRENCH PREMIER
PASSES AWAY IN PARIS

PARIS. Aug n Former French
Premier WaIdegk Hasaeau b dead
be bad been fil for several months
past ite vas operated on for liver
trouble. and frraprratri rdmrNhaf.
but be never fully recovered hia
health tIIs death came as a shock
a. The public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10
cosaAcks DISCOVERED AN.
BUSH

ar rHTEHHHrHG AUX 10
General tufuuatku reports that
several minor clashes have occurred
Ht uutul#fH. Tho IapHnrHs Hsuth
ora uutuaHiH when ~ uf T. frrHiH
north Of rhenH raHidad August
Win eur out posts a force ~ Co.'S
HlHkH August g. approach bed within
aIEHt #uHfH OF TH.aH gHBHs Dun
WH fog $50 eaU.uuIal tho valley
aud Ha.EHfH. Whom ths fpE lifted
the tamaHbs attempted io aufnlHk
the enemy bat discovering a jap
aueHr ambush. faireatrH losing two
killed md De- injured Tho fpaaaokn
discovered that the Japanese have
field and Infantry reserves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10

J G. Elliott complained 10 the po-
lice this morning that man hy
the name Of Cunningham had en-
tered his recon- while he was aHleep
and robbed him of g. A good Dc.
Herintlou was given the police. and
IL De- thought ho can be- found around
the Hillside saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-10

Judge llanford ordered new
sale Of tho dope seized from the
Stevens gang. because Of a dis
agreement with the Wa Chang aaso=
citation 81 Chinese morghautA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-12

3erpsoobootet gum Wngrtt auf ben @egNsr
bic eigene YaHisrihtfliate burabre9enb.
DOE 8atum our 4ntpenbuns gebradt,
Der Gcrpebp perfehite isbo1 fttn 8ttl.
Bel sinem S~tpetten Werfuds bradten
Stpei rufffhe Gorpebobpots Elm tlrtss
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