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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-10-21
When Your Grocer Saws

he does not have Defiance Starch, you
may be sure he is afraid to keep 1t I'M
til his stock of II OF. packages are
sold Defiance Starch is not only bet
ter than any other Cold Water Starch,
but contains 16 OF. to the package and
sells for same money as IL OF. brands
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-10-21
Money in Agriculture.

In the past three years while our
exports have averaged more than
fourteen hundred million dollars.agri-
cultures share in this trade has been
nearly nine hundred million dollars
Success.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-10-21

1t is easy to look on the bright side
of troubles-when other people are
having the troubles.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-10-21
Manv Children Are SIckTy.

Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children,
used by Mother Gray, nurse in Children's
Home, New York, cure Summer Complaint,
Feverishness, Headache, Stomach Troubles,
Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms. At
all Druggists, Csc. Sample mailed FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted. LIE Roy, N. Y.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-10-21

do not believe Pisos Cure for Consumption
has an equal for coughs and colds.-JoHN f.
BOYER Trinity Springs, Ind, Feb. 10, 1900.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-10-21
Battles to be Fought in the Air.

War In the air is not an immediate
possibility; but with the gradual de-
velopment Of aerial navigation 1t is
practically certain that in the distant
future the ornaments Of nations will
include flying machines.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-10-21
Differences in Sexes.

A mans ambition is to be credited
with some great feat; a woman's to
be credited with small feet.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-10-21

While the fool takes things as they
come the wise guy goes after what
he wants.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-10-21

1t almost restores a woman's faith
in her husband to hear that he has
gone into politics.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-10-21
Important to Mothers.

A girl with nice, long, wavy hair
can fix it up so that it will fall down
at the first possible chance.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-10-21
Other Peonle,s Troubles.

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, softens the gums, reduces In
fiammaton aays pain. wind colic 25c bottle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23

Ransss, EN- 9abrsutb bes G6auIpieIs,
gu besriinben. Wie in 8aDreut6, 10
fou ailh bier mir fur5e. 3eit, aujdbrlid
pdbrenb Der Commemorate, seIpielt
lperoen +; tpie 8apreutb, 10 5pa aud
pies 5beater benz adrm Der @rpbitabt
unb Der Saft bss sefhdftliden She'd
terbetriebes entaogen fein. Die groBen
gei6i3tli4en unb tinItleriS6e @rinz
nerunsen Weimars folen ieinen Dor
ifeaungen einen 3auber geben, Der au6
iie au Observation-Disclosures" madht.
ISrdulein Sumpnt Fat ii9 NIT Dem be-
fannten 8eleier ban Der 8eloe, Der
bier ais prpfeffor bes 8unfteeperbes
pirft, bereits in 8erbinbuna aefebt,
unb ban Der 8slbe bat ben Ylan zines
i'm mobernen Stile gebdltener eroBen
Sbeaters fe~rtisseiteat. Die 1lnterifiib
ung fapitaltraftiser Sreife lit, pie
mon auperldfiig nernimmt, eeiitert,
$4,000 Wart ioIen bereits se5sidnet
fein, unb einen 9aupfab bpfft man bon
benz G~roBhsr3oee on Der ihDnen. bon
@petbe angelesten. gu Dem 2ufiAloHe
Belpeoere fiibrenoen Mllee sl erbalten.
Naid6rlih Ip(len fi9 bier bic bepeIz
tenbten beutlhen 8iibnenfiinftler gu
g%cmeiniamer @rbeit 3uiammenfinben.
3peifellos piirpe Elm iolfes llnterne6=
men, ipenn es eeI6idt unb i'm 9rpben
Stnne seleitet piirbe, elm allaemeines
SntereRe beaniprufen unp fe6r ipo6l
tDnnte es ii9 gu elmer Metbitdtte oer'
oramatiiden Stunt ausbilben. Seine
Stdrfe nirb IN feinem Hepertoire liez
gen. SrGrfein Sumont bedb1iftigt
Gppbpfles unb Galberpn, mpliere unp
Sbafefpedre, @pet6e unb S1iIer, So
len unb 9auptmann, turs, bic branlu=
tffHen Weiiterfperte aller Hationen an
fpielen. Sin folfes Nepertpire lit az
~lerbinss muir in Oeutffldnb mDglif.
bas bic bramatif6en S6opfungen Der
gdnsen Welt in ben feften Beiis feinss
Sheaters dufgsnpmmen bat ; unb audi
fir ben Musldnper fpiro es ppn bobem
Snterefe fem, in bieiem S6eater bic
Tfeifterbramen Der &ulturpDlfer an
feinem @uge unb @eiite poriiber5ieben
gu lafen. Sebenfalls pGre es elm fdDs
nes @erf. lpenn 10 Elm Seim, Der braz.
matif6en Weitliterdtur an Der State
tns 2eben trdte, mo Der greiie @oetbs
ben @ebanten Der @eltliteratur 5uerit
9eprdgt unb perlpirtliht bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23

aeipieIen = rnh maht es benz SAarf=
finn &diler Wilbelms Ii. alle gbre.
baB er Dor nidt LANCER 3eif Elm 8ilo
~entiperfen lieB, pelbes bic europdifdea
Siiriten nnb WSfer begeiitern folta.
lire ho9ften Sitter Dor etnem Furbtz
barren unsetbiim an beihiiben. 9as
lit es audi, ~tposauf Der 9idter @e6er
binpeiit NIT Den @prten:
Ser 9u Der Boiler Sdidlat ndaIt.
eefdlt es Dir. glib uHs elm 9rabi
nHur @lapent9um. Mon9olentbum,
@ptt oes 2ihtes. nenb' es ab."
2afIen mir uns olip nidt surd oas
GeIhrei Der jiniiehen lno fp5ialtitiz
Iden Yreile, niht ourd enelifds unb
amerifaniite S9ahSige Der Oiploz
matte betboren Manhes mag in
Ilblano Der 8erbeherung bebiirfen.
allein Die ellropaiid}s &ultnr anb 3ipi@
llIation baben BON einem ru1fif6en
Giege biel penieer 5u befiir6ten. ais
pon cinem ftegrsitben SSapan. Dor
.Slapens uno Mongolentbum 1T Grfez
res jebenfans bos eerinsere llebel. BUR
nit 9ilfe GuBtanos miro es m0alid
fein, bic brphenbe Sotferflut6 bss
SItens a%uf5u6alten, unb ge9Drt Die
gauge 9eoartenl6Iisfeit Der amsrita=
mild : enslifden prelIe basu,s Inn cine
S6lpdGung IuBlanbs gu befiirnorien.
'@iel p~eritdnniser pdre Is, @uBlanb an
Der 6ineIiifeu Grsn3c cine GENTLE Sns
tereHenlphdre ei%n5urdumen, petde lpe-
Der bon China nod bon Hubldne fir
trieserii4s oDet militdrif6e 3ipede abz
fcr5irt tperhen piirfte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23
Scr Gsmyf aesiit s,a aliobolis-
mus iii Yrenbtit.

eyn Der Saaung bes preubifdeE
qaHotaaes pom Sabre 1902 par ani
@ntraa bes abssorbneten Or. 9rai
Dpualas eine Reibs BON 8eIdlifen ssz
faBt poroen. pie ,auf pie 8efdmpfnns
res iibertriebenen Mlfobolgenufes abb
aielten. SEPT iiest cine lleberiidt iiber
Die WdBha6men Dor, bic infolseoehen
BON Der Hssieruns ergriTfcn iiao. 0as
Observation-Disclosures bate seiuiinidt, Dap
elm g%siebenitpHrf slr @erbiitnns urs
Ginidrdnfung oss @enuHes alfobpl@
baltiaer GetrdRfe nah benz 9Drsangs
Der @eIsbsebung iiiobeutifer Stadtea
boraeleat niiroe, pIueben aber aab per-
lanat, SaB Boliseiperprbnunsen iiber
ben @usIfanf uno @ertuuf bon geifti-
ecu @etrdnfen in ben fpdtsn Mbsno>
nrb frii9ea MprgcnitupDen e~rldiien
piirpen,
Weaen Der MIsfiihruns bss eriten
WunIfes perlautet nidts, oasessn iins
lie in 4usIidt gefsellten Hpli5eiperoros
rllnael in8pifden in Der iiberpiesen=
ben Me6rsa6l Dsr Yrppin5en erlaHen
unb wsroen in ben %iibrtgsn balbisit err
Iafen fperoen. @nh lit Der 4usfddnf
aeiItiaer @etrdnte in ben friiben Mor=
q~enitunc.n, Iapo eS naa. ben Drtlihen
8%erbdltniIIm anse5eist erideint, pers
boten .merpen, @emetnner ftdnolife
Shriften iiber Bic IfGolinen Wtrfuns
een beg aberfriebenen Mlfpbolgenufes
finD aus Stlatsmittefn lngeIdafft u1o
Zen RogisranssprGiioen our unent@
geltliden geItbeilung inter bic 8.bDlz
teruns Sur 8erfiieuHg geItellt. Mud
baden Saas '&iftusmtEfterium unb has
Observation-Disclosures in glsider Hid,=
turs outep Die. S@bfaKung bsIonbsrer
Shriften getpirtt.
@rbebungen User Die fir 3rinfer be-
fte6enOen 6silanitalten uno fonitieen
Ginridtungen firb eiugeleitet aber mod
riht beenoist. Die perfiiste 8eridterz
i~tattuns itebt bis ,anm 8esinn b,s SAB
res 1905 aug. Die Electromagnetic:
benten Iino btrdnfdBf pprben, bebufs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nltobol=
genui1es Die G~inai&tnng bon HGumen
CUR llmerfIaft fir aleinite1enbe @rbei=
ter uno Mrbeiierinnen na9 Dem 8or>
ganes duf BEN @ebieten Der Giianbdbn,
uno 8ergpertsperiplltung aaen Bez
t~beilisten su e~mpfeblen uno babin gu
%ipirten, bdb iolde Mnlagen audi @or=
riftuugen our gripGrmuna bon Spe!e
fen ober &antinen erbalten, Ioipie odB
fir @elesenbeit aur G%rfrifduns ourth
alto6olfreis 9etrdnfe uIp. uno Durh
@inridtuns BON 8ibliotbefsn, Spiel
sldben uIp, fir ll~nterbaltung seIprgt
fpirp.
9as Observation-Disclosures Bate ferner
anseregts ,beim 8uabesratbs pa6in porz
ftelig st :lperoen, bab cine 0ernpnung
erlafen wcroe, ipona9 es BEN @dftz
nno S9dnf,pirtben ionic ben &leins
bGnolern iinteriagt uirb, 8raunttpsin
in dnnsreal als reinenl, bon e%eIunbbeits=
fdGblid3en Stefen freien 3uftanoe gu
psrabreiden. 9ieriiber Iinb @rmittlun-
gen anseIteat iporben; ite 6aben erges
ben, oab Observation-Disclosures i'm gez
fammten Staatsgebiet nur felten >Sur
BerpenDuns selansen. Smmerbin fino
Speitere 8erbanplungen IN bieIer Mnge=
lesenbett eiHseleitet tporben. 9as @lei=
DIE 1T Der 5df betrpffs bes Wunfhes,
cine MISUNDERSTANDING au p,r@
anlaifen, bic beftimmt, Dab Srunfenbei.
MIR n1uf, insun IL ifntsr ftarfpu IuEpz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23

Gin Sabrestag engltfder
Ginwanneruns itebt 81 SamestotDn in
8irainia bepor. Dieter 1oge iibers
reitte cine Mbnrbnung aus girginieH.
an beren Spite General Jib6usb Gee
unb bic RougreBmitglieoer ienes Staa.
tes ftanben, benz prdFbenten Roofepeit
cine Ginfaouns gu Der am ID. Mai b.
8 ffattfinoenoen Jeier oes 287. Sab
restages Der 2anDune Der Gngldnoer
in Samestotpn. Die 6eier fpirb niefes
Ssa6r in Sefpaa's pnint d~6sebalttn
unp biloet bic Wprfeitr Der 30Oz
i1briaen 1eier Der 9riinnung BON
Jamestown ; init Der 9duptfeier foG
cine grobe Mustsltirg perbunbtn tpers
ben. Cir bic ifbtere futrp Der acrsfeb
INN cine 8euifligung BON $3,600,000
anaeaangcn tperosn. Der prGfibent
rsrIpra1, be Ginlabuns in GripdgnHg
AL aie6en, gd6 aher fetne beffimmtt s3us
fage, duBerte ieoo4 fem uarisss JHs
fir bic Jeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23


Die Salahtentpiirfel iinb bereits
[aefallen. Bon Siiben unb Oriibea
brDbnt &anonenoonner iiber 2anb unb
See. limb ppq Grlpartung bort man
allerpdrts bic Srage fteIen: .Wer ipirb
Sieger bleibcn - uno pas perben bic
Tolgen bieies &rieges lein2"
gs 1T intcreiant gu beuba6tsn,
tpelde Steaung bic ein3elnen eipililirz
ten 80lter gu bielem 8riese nebmeu,
pelde Suffnungen unb 8efiirdtuugen
fie begen. Wdbreno England unb
Mmerita ausenfdeinli6 NIT Sapan
fbmpatbiIiren, neisen id Osutfdlano.
5rantreiA, Scfterrei4 unb Stalien
mebr nah Der ruHifden Settle. Wober
bieie @erfhiebenbeit2
lin biefes ipobf gu perfteben, mub
man folsenbe puntte in 8eriidiidtiz
suns nqbmen:
y Sin iebr groBer Sbeil Der Offenrs
lid)en preife liegt IN ben 9dnoen ps5
jiibifhen Bottles, = unb neil bieies
iibiihe Bolt fid felt ldnserer 3eit bon
Der rui1ifd1en Hesieruns bebrdngt uno
perfpfst siaubt, lit Is nur 81 besreiflidl,
tpenn bic gefammte jiioifde prefIe
Stimmuns fir bic Sapaner gu MAIDEN
iudt. Oasfelbe gilt BON Der fosialiitis
iden unb anar@pFhen partei uno
YreRe.
q Die ruFiide unb enslifde pol;=
tit btnfi1tlid Der reip. afiatifhen
Musbebnuns unp Obersetpalt tamen
iih oft senus in bic Querc - unb
Durdtreu5ten chamber bic semadten
pldne. Was Wunber, ipenn GnglanD
bic jebisen ariesspirren gum RAD
tbeife HubIanps ausbeuten mDhte.
81 Nnn dber Fat fib bic a IN e :
tanif6e pplittf felt mcbreren
Sabren bon Der enstif9en ms Sdlepps
fam nebmen laRen. Mus biplomatiI9er
Ridfdt auf ben ensliIhen Better lieB
fe bas 8lreHpplf abfh1a1ten linb 1ez
borfamit gesen oas beutlhe Bolt bic
6ebtrpmpete blafeu. Nus eben berfele
ben Hiidfdt pirb fie fid aud IN Dieiem
Rriege ais ehleppentrGeer Gnglanos
ertpeifen. Selblt Der font 70 enerei>
fde prdiioent Rooiepcit piro has nint
perbinbern tounen.
a Die pcftcuropauurn Mddte,
Deutfdlanb, Jruntreih unD Stdli !,
befiir9tcn ipegeit eines ettpaigcn enbz
sittiecu Grfolscs Der Saparcr ni6t
blob fir ibre ~fommcr5iefle unb politiz
fde GteHuns in siier, fpnbcrn aud,
unb gang Defenders, fir bic {Gmmtlis
den Glitter elmer dritliden Gipilifaz
Lion in europa. Sin fiesreides Japon
biirfte bos gauge WongDlentbum. bic
baI6hdrbarifhe selbe RaKe bee
Drients gesen europa oreanifiren.
ST cine foIdbe 8efiir9tung bcgrin>
Rur elm Himttenner Der annod i'm
lGtLummcr Iieaeuber furdbtb1ren
Ge1dtuittet brs riefscn Drient5, nur
Eein RiHtfenner Der einfigeR N6tfefs
tponhcru#9crl non Horp uuh on gen
aHe{ien fonn@b6S h 3peifet aie6en. 1fas
erfdnnte 8t0bo4ter bfr deieltali{9en
WerbdltniKe; groBe Gtosf1missner nnb
6ecrfiibrer baden felt longer Get nut
J Bic brobe1bc Uefobr bcs 0rients bin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23
Sam iapauiIdEruifiaen arieac.
80
Bon 80. s..

rSer Su Der @1IIer edidfaI iudsii,
scidltt IS Sir, etb ms eil @rab;
God Slapertblin, Wuitaolentbum. 0
Gott oes 3iGtes, ioeno' es 40. :"
gSeber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23
g 9er3froge.

Mas baben Die 9o5ineu I'M Magen9
Mntiport: Den profeHof Rod.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
ODD FELLOWS
IN SESSION

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-The
opening day of the eightieth annual
session of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, was busy and enthusiastic
one. At o'clock this morning the
delegates assembled in Odd Fellows
hall, where Grand Sire Goodwin
made his annual report.
In his report Mr. Goodwin called
attention TO the fact that the SOW
ereign grand lodge met in San Fran
cisco in 1859 At that time the sub
ordinate lodge membership was 26S,-
COS. At the beginning of the present
year it was 1,151 ,421, besides 1884,
681 women, who belong to the or
der's auxiliary, the Degree of Re-
bekah making a total of 1,436, 1O2
members The total revenue of the
order in the year 1868 was $2,347,-
073S6. Las year it reached the sum
of $265,597, 7,061.14. In 1868 the
amount expended for relief purposes
was $3.50, ,429.54, while in 1903 it
was $4,3z6,509. 19.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
F. E. Ellison Brings Suit to Re-
cover $40, Which He Says Was
Stolen From Him by Women In
mates of Dave BIake'S Saloon

F. r. Ellison, through his attor-
ney, Harry H. Johnston, has com
menced an action in the superior
court against Dave Blake, as propri-
etor of the Globe saloon and hotel
on The alley between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth street, demanding the re-
turn of the sum of $40, which he
alleges was stolen from his person
while he was guest of the said hotel
on the 9Th of August The complaint
states that Ellison went into the sa-
loon about 1880 in the evening and
partook of the liquid refreshments
which the place affords.
Women Took the Money.
Later, 1T is asserted. two women
inmates of the place, French Nellie
and Carmen" by name, who were
employed by the defendant as bar
Tustlers, took the complainant in
hand and relieved him of his purse,
containing s170 or thereabouts The
complaint further alleges that the
theft was committed while the com
plainant was under the influence of
liquor, and that the bartender, one
Harry Marks. was witness to the
affair
Proprietor Is Responsible.
The action is brought on the theory
that proprietor of a saloon or hotel
is responsible for any loss sustained
by a guest, owing to the misconduct
of his employees.
In connection with the suit against
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
DECLARES He WAS ROBBED
\ A REDL|GHT RESORT

your crib if you want to do anything
like that
Then deponent went to her room,
Placed Money URder Carpet,
and later the Carmen woman and
French Nellie came to their crib and
the deponent saw them place money
under the carpet in their room The
money was no sooner concealed un-
der the carpet than a man arrived
and the three took the money from
its hiding place and went into an
other room.
"On the following day the de
ponent went to Portland. and on her
return here she learned that French
Nellie and Carmen had been ac-
cusing her of stealing the money
from Ellison. They hurriedly left
the Globe hotel before she could see
them, and deponent later learned that
the two women went to Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
YOUNG BOY is
SUSPECTED OF THEFT

w B. Book. the engineer in charge
of pumping station B, notified the
police last night OF the theft of his
watch, which occurred yesterday. Mr..
Book believes that small boy VINO
visited him during the afternoon is
the guilty person. The boy called at
the station and appeared to be much
interested in the machinery. Sud
dently, as Mr.. Book was called away
to aid the fireman, The boy disap-
peared. and shortly afterward Mr..
Book missed his gold watch, which
he had left in his vest. which was
hanging on the wall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
MORTALITY NOTES.

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF the little Filipino. Gregori1
Marcello were held Yesterday with
military ceremonies. After the SER
vices at the First Presbyterian
church, which We're conducted bv
Rev A II Barnhisei. about IS mem
bers Of Company A, N q W.. formed
IN double column and escorted the
remains TO the grade While 10 cof-
fin, draped with the American nag,
was being lowered 10 rs final resting
place the company formed around
the grave and fired salute. the last
tribute respect TO a departed COM
rade
The funeral Of Frank H0eschil the
man who was accidentally killed by
asfalling plank at South Tacoma. was
held YESTERDAY afternoon at o'clock
from the church of the Holy COM
manion, South Fourteenth aud (
streets. Rev Harry Hudson con-
Quoted the services. The F0resters
Of America and the American Order
Of Yeomen had charge Of the funeral.
The remains Of Esther, the lufant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Victor sfon-
quist who died on Saturday last.
were buried yestosday In Tacoma
cemetery The funeral was held from
the residence, $500 Montgomery
street. l
Mrs Everilda Brewitt. mother oE
George and william Bfewitt6af Ta-
coma, died yesterday ut hef homes
26l0 South Fourteenth street The
funeral will be held FROM Trinity
church, North Third and X streets.
on Tuesday afternoon q 2 o'cloek in-
terment will be in Tacoma eemefery-
The funeral of George Fxdef vas
held yesterday afternoon from Rob-
erts' undertaking parlors on street.
The funeral arrangements we're tn
charge of the Modern Woediaen
The funeral Of Mrs susan Ann
Bmrkhardf was held yesterday after-
moon ii z o'clock ffom The Family
residence. 29eS North Eighth street.
lnterment was 10 Tacoma eemetery
Carl seim. the intent son of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Selm, Of 2720 Ash
street, died Yesterday Of pnenmonia.
The funeral WAS held this afternoon
ecioek, Rev. slettedahl afglei.
atina.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
GAMBLERS WOULD
REPEAL THE LAW

SPOKANE, Sept 19.-It is assert
ed by local gamblers that, in cooper
alton, with the liqHor dealers of the
state, the gamblers throughout
Washington have combined TO secure
the repeal of the state gambling law
For this purpose fund is being
raised that will be sufficient for all
the needs of the campaign The
share Of the Spokane gamblers will
be s. 5000, which sum is to be aug
mented BY contributions from local
liquor dealers. It is expected that,
with the help Of the people on the
coast, the fund will easily be made TO
reach s1o0 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
KurOpafkin Reports Thar Heavy
Fighting Has COmmenCed--Czar
VIII Form Second Army TO Stem
the Enemy'S Advance

ROME, Sept. ia dispatch TO
the Tribune from Liao Yang states
that the Japanese advance on Mukden
is proceeding and that the Fourth
army. from Newchwang, is on the
Russians extreme right. The dis
patch adds that General Kuroki has
received two new divisions, making a
total of 100000 men in the Japanece
force.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
BROWN MYSTERY
STILL UNSOLvED

The cableship Burnside left yes
terday for Alaskan waters without
Sergeant Brown, who disappeared
from the vessel a week ago. His feI-
low officers spent many hours during
the week searching for some trace
OF him, but were not successful SO
thorough was the search that Major
Russell and the others on the snip
are convinced that nothing short of
foul play could possibly have made
Browns disappearance so effective.
The money due Brown for service in
the signal corps and the clothes be-
longing to him were left on the Burn
side and were taken north yesterday.
The police are still searching for the
man.
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JUDGE RICE To
HEAR SCHOOL CASE

Judge Rice Of the superior court
Of Chehalis, Lewis county, Is ex-
changing with Judge Chapman. OF
department No. 3 OF the Pierce conn
" superior court Judge Rice will be
here all OF this week, and the case
Of J w. A. Nichols against the Board
Of Education comes up before him on
Friday next
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
o. E s. OFFICERS

The first meeting this season Of
Fern auxiliary. O. E. S., was held Fri
day at the home of Mrs I S. Davis
son. After a pleasant social hour
the following ladies were elected 10
Office for the coming year: Mrs Ella
McClelland, president; Mrs Mary
Hoska, vice-president; Mrs. Georgia
Anna Beale, secretary, and Mrs. Car.
RE Carpenter, treasurer.
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100000 JAP SOLDIERS ARE
MARCHING IN MUKDEN

Rebkekampff and General sampson-
on are conducting important recon
noisancee which have resulted IN
heavy fghting.
The r0connoisanees were made to-
ward the enemys front and right
fiank and the Japanese were driven
back The Russian losses were slight
The Japanese are concentrating be-
tween Yentai and Bensaipudai to the
south Of Mnkden.
The Japanese, during the eucoun-
ter, evacuated village which they.
held, with slight losses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
WILL IGNORE
TREATY

BERLIN, Sept. t9.-The foreign
office, il is stated, has received infor-
nation that the Russians will refuse
to recognize the Anglo-Tibesan treaty
regarding the demolishing Of Tibetan
strongholds and the maintaining of
British rights in Tibet It is possible
that this refusal will give rise to a
serious situation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
HALIFAX HAS $2,OOO,OOO.
CONFEDERATION

HALIFAX. N. s.. Sept. 10. Fire
broke out at | O'Clock this morning
Tin Black Bros hardware house The
building contained a quantity Of gun-
qowder and dynamite The explosives
were ordered by the mayor to be
thrown into the river, bur a number
of explosions occurred before this
could be done.
About 3 o'clock the fire seemed to
be under control shortly afterward
1t brok2 out again and destroyed sew
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
LOVERS LEAVE
''CRUEL WORLD

YORK, Pa, Sept Michael
Schall, president of the Keystone
Foundry & Machine company, and
Miss Nettie Gatmatt, both well con
nected socially, were found dead IN
the woman's apartments this morn
ing. The gas was turned on and each
left note complaining of the 'cruel
world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
METHODIST UNION
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Methodist Preachers union
convened at the University OF Puget
Sound this norning and organized tor
the work OF the coming conferences
year Rev. G. H. cuddy, pastor Of
Fowler church, was elected presf-
dent; Rev William 3. McMihn of
Puyallup, yice-president Rev. M. A.
Coyington of Mason church, secre-
tary aud treasurer
The union meets every other Mon
day at 1890 a. m. in the university
chapel. Rev f. A. LaViolette Of
Alaska and Mrs. M. E. Roberts Of
Nebraska made interesting addresses
al this morning's session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-19
CHAIRMAN TACCART IN CHICAGO
TO OUTLINE WESTERN CAMPAIGN

CHICAGO, Sept 19.-Thomas
Taggart, chairman of the Democratic
national committee, arrived here
this morning from Indianapolis for
the purpose of comforting with Illi-
nois politicians regarding the estab-
lishment of Western headquarters at
Chicago and to outline plans for the
Democratic campaign in Indiana, Illi-
nois and Wisconsin.
The Chicago headquarters will be
in charge of National Committeeman