davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-15
FLYNN'S MANY CHECKS

~ Admits That They Are Too Numerous
to Mention.
When it was learned yesterday that
Thomas Flynn had been convicted in po-
lice court Of checking on bank with no
funds many persons called at police head
quarters with checks supposed to have
been written by Flynn. He practically
admitted to the detectives that the checks
he had drawn were so numerous he could
not remember them all. .f
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-15
SCALDED IN A TUB
Three.Year Old Falls In Tub While Moth

fTeS. edT"OIu = aus TT I UU NVHIIS WON'T"
err Is Washing.
While playing in room where his moth
er was washing, Joseph Sauro, St. Paul,
the 3-year-old son of a laborer, fell into q
tub Of hot water and was SO painfully
scalded that his life is despaired Of
A physician was summoned and the
child was taken to the hospital, but it is
thought that his injuries are fatal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-15

Walter Edwards, in an admirable dram
atization Of Conan Doyle's great de-
tective story. "The Sign Of the Four, :"
will appear as Sherlock Holmes at the
Bijou next week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-15

Basement Opening. -.
Attend Dayton's Bright Basement
opening Wednesday. Orchestra in at
ternoon. .,s ...s.s Z.-.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-15
JOHNSON DEPARTS

Indianapolis OFFICER Says He Ran Fake
Bank Account, Too.
J. B. Johnson, who is wanted in Indian
apolis on charge of selling fake partner
ships, was taken to that city last night by
John A. Bolte and Detective w A. Holtz,
Holtz says that aside from his swindling
operations Johnson managed by a fake
bank account to get Rradstreet and Dunn
to rate him at $4,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-15

A large audience gathered at the Ly-
ceum to see the Ferris production of
I"Chimmie Fadden,' this afternoon. There
were 200 souvenirs Of Miss Laurette Allen
given to the ladies who came early.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-15

lyon Yonson," dressed in his queer
Clothes wearing the smile of blissful in
nocence, and showing the good traits Of his
sound character in all his actions, Is the
center Of attraction at the Bijou this week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-15
FOYER CHAT

Fay Davis in the leading role of Henry
Arthur Jones' sparkling comedy white
washing JULIA will be the Offering Of the
Metropolitan for the last half of this week.
Handsome Paul Gilmore comes to the
Metropolitan the first half of next week in
*'The Mummy and the Humming Bird, +"
supported by an excellent company.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-15

Louis James, and Frederick Wardes are
booked for brief engagement Of three
nights and Saturday matinee at the Metro
politan beginning March "a. "othello''
will be their opening bill; Alexander the
Great Friday night and Saturday mat
inee performances, and Macbeth, Satur-
day evening.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-15
LDBERG'S
~ GA hennepin Ave.
SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY.

s. s. III. Green Trading Stamps Civ
en- with all cash purchases and c. 0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12

melre ft4 baItts na9 tbr umfHatt.
bdlt lie tisf e~rrDtbeno i'm SAB inne
unb ri9tet nit regem Snterefe ibr
@use auf Die 8iibne; ebenio i4rgea9z
bar, pel9er benno9 beimli9 oft ses
mug bas i9One profil Der iungsn
Dame ftreift.
Nu9 S9lub Der Oper tpuroe nas
tiirli9 nod semeinf9uftli4 foupirt,
nobel Iia Die jungen 2eute INNER bei>
fer fennen lernten. Der Wein lOit be-
tanntli9 bic 3unge. 90 paro ieSsn
Gag etpas perabreoet.
Srau b. g., pel4e in GROCER I'M
rube mar uno germ piiien polte. pelz
6en @inbrud lire 5rsunOin auf Den
Doctor eema3t, Bat i'm zines Cages
einfa9 bur9 cine feline &arte auf
Mittag tie Bel Soitp gu ertparten, mo-
lie INN etpds Wi9tiges mit5ut9eilen
bate.
CUR beitimmtsn 3eit funben ii9 bsiz
be elm.
rNun, tpertberO ottor, begann 6rdu
b. g., tpis tpsit iino Sic benin getoms
men2"
,.M9 0srsbrtsite, mas i9 fiible, bas
tann ib faum in Worte fleiben, S6re
Sreunbin bat ale meine grnartungen
i%ibertroffen, aber, 9ndoisfte, tann unb
bdrf i9 boffsn, @egsnliebe gu errin'
gen; pirb Sbre Sreunbin gi9t Bel
Weitem mebr grpartungen fir bic
3utunft besen. bic i9 ni@t rsuliiiren
fann9"
.Oa lafen sic ii9 feline erauen
9aare tpa9len, lpenrl nur err bieGiebe
ba lit = lGbt ii4 bas alles iiberbriiden
-iiberbies liegen bort Die Ierbdlts
Mile 10 sldnaenb, baB ="
sd aber tann uno tperbe MIDI ME
BON benz @ermDsen meiner einitigen
Satin abbdngig MAIDEN, iebsnfaas
piirbe i9 mid niht eber perbeiratben,
ebe meine praIis ii4 entipre4sno err
peitert bat."
yNun perloben fOnnten lie fid aber
trobbem, iebenfuGs tperoe i9 bas 5slo
recpsnpsciren unb Shnen 8ei4sio 5us
fommen lafen."
r@9 ia, 8erebrteite. i9 pGre Sbnen
gu unauslof6li9em Oant perpfli4tet.
ieien sic msin 4nnalt."
Sn freubiser Stimmuns trennteu
ii9 beioe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
M5pnhe finh perflphen.
Dot

MOnbe inb perfloHen. - Dot
tor g. fiBt, cine 6aDanna rau6enb,
i'm SGaufelftubl auf ieiner fpgenann<
ten 8ube, nelfk er, na9 binten fer
aus, uuber feinem Spredaimmer unb
benz tleinsn Warteraum, befibt. 2eiz
Der baben nod ipenig Batienten ben
Meg au ibm sefuncen. Sn ben WiuBsz
ftunben 5iebt er fih germ bier in fein
4asrhilnites aurid. Weit @orliebe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
@ttrnhahn Tabrplat1.
Glepeldno, Cincinnati, Chicago & St Sonis AaiIrdv.
&IebeIanb Dthtftt1

ct Sou s T9b & q @r t9s 4 2Os m Np gorf 9b taI 49,. IL JOga
@meican @rpreb tasi9 4 4Ogm Rem gort Yba & ct 9 @r tI 7 fo@m
aenneie Stss & 9 S @yp.. Z o59m *sOutbweHau Stu tl ds... 10 sogm
elsDanS aeeam"".."1o 45sm Mai5inston & ct aegp tsl. II 5ogm
+ So ) Z 5 Elm Elm, taai So: : J J SSsm St ss@is s ssb fi aas.. -" : : osS@
linton @itp & Glib Nee tsl : 2Oem anerhan Grpreb t sit.... 6 t5Rm
*Rutdrbndr Sp tMl d &s. 6 15Mm 9 & Union @Mp amom s co. m
Mp grf & Ysb 9m, tI 8 s 559m Np yorf 6 gb Qm tdl Sill 5OQm
81. 4ouis Dtbtftom.
Mbsans antnnt
Sem grt & qeb sto tsls. u o5gm amerhan erprsb tI. =. 4 OOgn
st sous ARai. $4,000. 6 4Oym Snos Sol u Sastom 81 tds A 2Ogm
*soutbueaern Elm wl d p s1O 45gm aeatn G & Saute Ge -. 10 35gm
8aib & 81 6 Gp tgl d s IL 258m q D & Bottom 2im tal ds. 9 5oSm
ct snus erpres tdal %. IL 45gm ct Souls aRaiI ........... 5 assn
81 ss. ss saats ~ E % Sea- dec de-: : : ossm I'm I asss s s. faI fs se . ) 8 s sSsm
Mmereon Grpreb tdsI... 7 05Nm Rm Smf u Nsb 9tS bI d s 8 45Nm
Cincinnati Dibifiom.
Sin & eous aa@tesPreb tsI 8 45gm eineinnati9ee 10 assn
81 a seas 4 sas x ss ts 4 s sS@n Sin saal = ct qoais sss tsl p p 10 4ogm
Cincinnati @rpre6. tasI...12 sONm @bie& ct @gprb g d &p II 35gm
Cincinnati Sim taI 49,. 2 5SNm sons st C Chicago er7reb11 s5sn
eouisoiae erpreb ........ 2 55Nm Bbie 9Th sOsaaI tsI p. 9 O5am
Cincinnati accom. -: 4 OOem Snbionapois aceom tastd. 6 55sm
Sin @ab @d Gin t9l d ps 6 O5M d Sine SnOs & ct Ct tus IL 40sam
Zinc & Bafb s 8 ts d & p 6 15Wm Sine & 2ouisb Iadtap tsl s11 5o@m
gbieaso Sibiiion.
Chicago aadssprsb tad {. Il logm Cine sassspret, tsI 49, 3 sogm
sSieaso aaF eTpreb tsl d II 5ogm eine SaH esprsb tasI "a. ; 4Osaw
gBsits eHs speeial $ d & p. 3 sossm "a Sasets aeeom =. 5 eoQm
Ri&isan Dibtfioa.
Beaton Sarbor ersreb. 49,. 7 05Bm eItbart erpreb ......... 10 4ogm
Mi@isam Mal GTpreb Pill So8m @tbart Iaom nnr sonutasi11 2Ogm
eltbart as tasH@ .......S 2oRm Benton sasbOr ssprsb p.... 2 45sm
II rrg 2 Wi6igan errss.......... s 00Rm
Heorta Dtbifion-DeaIi@
Deoria eroree tasGd s .1a 1o@m Columbus G ~ne erp tsl s 8 soem
Bsota eSpreb q NRdI. 49,. Z 2sNm Champaign a@om ........l 10 35Sm
Weaern Gsprb tasIiS pd. IL 5egm 8g & Obio Especial ...... 2 4esem
Champaign Meeom :. .....7 4 O5Nm ReOra @rpreb tasl6 p C d 6 OOXm
tBeeria S~itifiom-oHIi@.
Columbus erpres taal..t.. 4 a5sn 9pnn Meeom. 10 oogm
Ohio Especial tasI -. 8 0Oslm Columbus Gspreb tdsI. IL 3ogm
asnn asom ............ 6 16sam Columbus erprsb taI So. II OORts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
Indianapolis & Dincennes q. q.

cairo & Bimen @rpr tdah& 7 20Bm Opener & Bebfsrb ", t@l. 9 45Br
8imeunes @rpreb fasl...... 8 5OGm 8inennes ggprsb tdsE4. 10 SOgm
Spencer C 8ebforS III, tdsI. 4 45Rm Cairo @rpreb tdsH& ..-.--6 16am
geh.
Nbaaua Mnfuuft
Springfield aaaa. ........ 7 30gm ct esprsb tasi& s C C" s 66gm
ct 9outs GSpreb p d...-..11 500m Suseoa @eeom ........-.1 10 S5gm
SuseoIa Mmom. $500. 8 sOem Springfield u Decatur gsprb 3 45am
81 aouis eSprsb tdsiA &. IL lONm 81 2ouis Ggpreb tdsIid p d. 4 45Hm
UanodIia Sine.
Mbgang Anfunt
MorIbs Noir Spcl, taal IL 050m Yttsburs Spd, tdsid g.. 8 2O8m
Serre Saute Mceont, tagl.. 6 000m Tm Bort GIpreb tdgHH s d 6 509m
st Qouis Ym tdain S e b 6 5OgAm Sdmeaer NaiI tdah6 -. 7 55gm
capital grpreb tasl S d.. 7 0OTm Serre Samte @ffns Icc tdgI 10 25Dm
ct Qouis Grpreb taI d s.12 2OgRm Se1fone Grpreb tasEd d b. 3 50Hm
ct 2suis GEpreb td9i6d g.. 8 25am atlantic erpreb tdsttd -. 4 450m
& s & GfRnahan Dec tdali& 4 OOMm She 81 . 4imitb tdgIid sd b 6 45%m
cts Sat- aRai, tdsu@. :. 8 s5Nm Ohio u gs @gp, tsl sd. 6 55sam
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12

ii9 beibe.
,S0rs, @bitb," fasts 6rau 9aupts
mann b. g. beim MOrsentdffes gu III
rer Sreunbin, vtpie gsfGlt Dir eieents
lia unier gutter 81 Sinh, &ino,
nimm Oein Sera9en in 4dt, ih
fir9te. Define braunen 4usen baben
IS linn angetban."
yM9 gar, Moele, rebe bp9 ni9t 10
stipas, mas sebt mid @uer Opftor an,
er mag ia sana nett fem, aber iol4e
Meni9sn finbet man ouBenopsiie ale
Sage"
Nun aber, bab serdbe ieBt Der S9eez
lOffsl bon @bitb our Grbe fallen mub>
te, nod benz lie ii4 baitia biidte, uno
ribrte audi fpobl bapon bic bp6e9lutb
ibrer Wansen Der.
,Nun, liebe gbttb," nabm lire
6reunbin ieBt pas Bort, nes 1T gut,
bab i6 febe, pie Su benft, mir ball
ten febr piel bon Sottor g. unb mO9z
ten auf feinen San, bab er ii9 falz
iden 9offnunsen binsibt, baber 1T es
bus einfa9ite, penn Ou i'm ni4t
magit ="
u4ber Mbele, pie Su nun alles
glei9 10 trasii9 nebmen tannt," fiel
iebt Gbitb baitis Elm, rtper fast benin,
DAP i9 i'm ni9t leiben tann, ib meine
nur, bas beiBt --- a9, i9 mill
lieber gar ni6ts fagen = babe AUDI
nod einen pi9tisen Brief gu i9rsiben.
Su enti9ulbisit mid ppbl."
v@ba, blGit Der Winb baber," muir
melte Mbsle leiie Dor ii4 bin, als Die
Sreunoin binausgegangen, nba lab
mid nur bic Sa9en MAIDEN! 9alt
i9 bab's" : baitis eilt audi lie bin
aus.
Sn i6remS tiib9en angelangt, tpirft
fe einise 3eilen aufs papier. Sebr
gee6rter !6err Softor! puls bereits
iorsfdltis sefiihlt. Siasnoie iebr GIN
ftiq, tpeitere 3eiultdte bGngen nrr BON
Der ferneren ri6tigen 8ebanblung ab.
@ir iinb morsen ale in Der &unitars@
iteaung. NuBen sic tbunli9t iebe
@elessnheit aus; bab Sbnen iol9e
pirb : bafir perbs i9 forgen."
Im Na9mittag besfelben Sages
finbet man ii6 in Der &unitausitel=
lung sufammen. Man promenirt in
ben SGlen, nit arpBem Sntereffe ftuz
Dirt man bic neueitsn 8ilber.
g tier l1bo," ruff Srau b. g., iie6,
bieiss Bib bier mubt Su Dir genauer
betra6ten."
Gs mar ppbl nur 5ufduig, bab Der
Doctor in benz @usenblid nit @bit6
peitsrging, unb als bieIe eri60pft
f9ien, fe freunb1i9 aufforberte, bod
Guf einem Der Oibans a~usauruben.
@uf einen frasenben 8lid auf bieIel6e,
nabm er alsbann an i9rer Settle plaB.
l1nrubig nanbern bic 8lide Der
iungen Srau bon benz gilbe, fpelhes
lie benz 9atten erfldrt, gu benz iungen
Bddr bin. Im liebiten mDate lie binz
a%ueilen unb Die lOienben Wprte felbft
fpre4sn.
Mm @ussans trifft fe nit Der
SreunDin 5uiammen. vNun, mas
bate BENIN Der Ooftor 70 SntereFan=
tes nit Dir at befpre9en, baB Sbr
uns gang Derloren ~sinst2"
nOein Ooftor = nun, er bielt rlur
= febr intereHante Mbbanblunsen =
iiber &unfseF4i4te unb = mas fpeib
i9."
so. fo- ia Der Ooftor tit Elm &c,
fdeiter aopf. Qeiie fir iid) battle bier
aber GefAeiteres tbun tDnnen."
SEPT fudt Der 6auptmarm gbitb in
] Gin 9eiprG6 su siehen. unb Der Dot,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

This g. the story Rice told 70 the
police al the desk. lie related the
same story 20 Chief Delaney in his
private office afterward. and later
told IL again 20 Deputy Sheriff Mel
son. who was summoned 20 lu3estl-
gate the robbery.
Deputy sheriff Nelson. took Rice
10 the prosecuting attorneys office,
where the same story. without rari.
alton. wa related 20 Prosecuting
Attorney Scott
Rice stated positively that he
could identify thn man who arrested
him and gave minute description
II him 81 said h. could point out
the hartenders who served the
drinks and could take the deputy
sheriff o. Che place he believes Was
the jail
Hs Gays be- can prove his story By
The old man kicked out 81 the talI
md TIE German woman who told
him That she cav him shortly be-
fore he came struggling INTO her
Ha#fE The letter he received
from bis friend is missing. which
SHOWS clearly he thinks. that he
vas iobbeh Rice also Says that the
pufpofte1 marshal gave him 4 re-
esift for bis money lie says that
the salaankeeperH addressed the
marshal an "Lcuie" and that they
al reefned % know him.
Late this afternoon a. Star man
8 no visited Georgetown % inxestI-
gate tiiUe's Ftor5. learned that Rice
We arrested b. Night Waterman
I Klein for carrying concealed
weapons and later released him On
30 ball which was todaF forfeited
he#aase Rice failed 70 appear for
trial
A. Tor the other tie0 that rsee
claims % have lost Marshal G. W
BeHHeY holds receipt uurpaYtiug
- be signed by Rice showing that
# HaH returned when Rice vas re-
lsased from ian
Although chief ~ Police ualanz
SIN believes there may Be =
foundation for Rlce'a story
Georgetown officials say thar 4.
simply got drunk and wande<
aHaY into the woods. lost his NO.
af us robbed hy some tramp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

sought By the packers was the dis.
fupfiQn II the union. which imprae
- the moral condition of the Nork.
men lie said the men are still
Standing firmly Tor the principle ln.
fvlved They voted unanimously to
continue The strike until accorded
so honorable adjustment
According 70 the statements % the
parker this morning more than i11
union men sought rc employ men. 81
the plant atnday.
strike conference committee
representing al the unions involved
In The strike this noon ratified the
action II the executive board ~ toe
Butchers. union ln continuing the
strike The strike leaders deny alb
aaluteiy the reports emanauns from
packing house offices 90 the effaaf
that union men are seeking their
old places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
ms asrlrs. vsu. Am,

CHICAGO. Aug. 1o-Doapits the
ultimatum issued BY the packers
yesterday declaring the strike ended
80 far aa they we're concerned and
refusing 70 meet the butchers exec-
utive board. the strikers held
meeting early this morning and re-
solved q continue the strike lndefl-
uitely.
President nouneliy Issued a state
meut "a the Public. IN which be de-
elared the conditions in the yards 70
be lutaierabIe. that the packers had
refused n adjust the differences
and that the strike was forced upon
the wofkmen tie said the admias
sion II the packers that they nos
intend 10 change the working con
ditiaus ls positive proof that tho
cause Il just and that the end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
HATH0W SAILS

The Kosmos line steamship Hat
how sailed from this port for Taco
ma last night AZ Tacoma the ves-
sci will take on cargo OF general
merchandise. after which she VIII
return % this city and load a cargo
81 flour for tho west coast Of Cen
ual and South America. At Coro-
mel and Valparaiso the Hathow will
load coffee and sugar for German
ssnrfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
Attempted
Jailbreak

eoLFAX. wash, Aug So-toa
Haley sentenced 20 the peintentlary
for Grand larceny. and Harvey
CLARK who shot q Northern Pacific
conductor nj Oakdalc last week. at
tempted to break iail last night
With an improyised saw they had
looaaued "a bar ON top Of their cage
when they were discovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
KILLED

Coroner ft0yo received a telegram
from Black Diamond this afternoon
stating that coal miner by the
name OF Erickson had been Instant
Is Killed in the milne at that place.
No particulars we're given aud tho
coroner will leave tonight for the
scene 20 Investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

day morning made the victim Of
one Of the most shameful crimes
ever committed In the suburb 81
Georgetown.
lie was druggcd and robbed Of
iieo he says. and adds a sensation.
al climax TO bis story BY asserting
that the town marshal of George
town. or some other officer Of the
Law aided and abbcttod The robbery.
It be did not actually commit IT.
The case was Immediately laid
before Prosecuting Attorney Scott
BY chief Delaney and this after.
noon an alias warrant vas Issued
for the arrest ot tbe unknown rob
Der.
Rice Is sun weak aud dazed from
tho effects Of some powerful drug
which be says. was administered 70
him In Georgetown dive. but tells
a clear and coherent story tie ia
a young iron worker and vas until
recently employed o., M0mna ship
+ yards
Rice came here from Tennessee
about tvo months ago with his
father and a sister John Arm
strong. a lifelong friend Of RIesa.
came 20 this city with him. Some
To- In Iuly Armstrong procured
employment a. stuck junction Rice
shortly afterwards went to work a
Morau's plant az helper on the
haiilezhlp Nebraska. nov under
construction. De worked there for
q days. After Swing up hla en-
pleymeut At that place he rscelved
a letter from Ms friend Armstrong
last week sayinr that he would meet
him At Georgetown near the Seattle
nrsalae 4 Mailing eompany.a plant
the fallovlnr sunday evening.
/ About 10 o'clock last sunday night
rio took a car for Georgetown and
spont The remainder Of the evening
In vain search for bIs friend
MISSING the last car 10 the city he
decided 10 apend the reat Of the
/
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
ROBBED
By serlpps Nsws Ass.n.l

sPRACUE. Wash. Aus. 20.-Twd
harvest hands travelling on a
Irht car from Helix. Ore. 10 Spo-
lane. we're held up near here yes
terday and robbed 81 ss00 in cash
and checks. Both bandits we're
masked The bank In Tacoma was
wired not 20 cash the checks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

TOXIC aus aoThe Russia concentrating at Lao YanE
either intention Of makng battle retiring They
beaten Iunguhan and eead from Auahanshau and AnpnE
Anshanshaa defense Lao possessed and m
defense almost Impossible believed here that
General Kuropasin crushing defeat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
SWEPT ALL
BEFORE IT
my sorins. News Assn,

LENoRA. Idaho. Aug. so.-Ail
train service o. suspended in THIS
section on account Of a cloudburst
Yesterday. There are four slides
between here and Peck. A wall Of
water 10 feet high swept everything
heforerit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
DRUGGED and ROBBED
IN SUBURBAN Dive

l. q. RICE TELLS SEATTLE POLICE STRANGE STORY AN
ALLEGED BOLD CRIME At GEORGETOWN YOUNG IRON.
WORKER SAYS HE WAS FALSELY ARRESTED MADE TO
GIVE UP $40. THEN GIVEN KNOCKOUT DROPS AND $50
MORE TAKEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

LAO YANG soThe japanese resumed artillery duel
o'clock THIS morning The heaviest fir
ing occurred has eontnu
Japaaee shaBue whole Russian front
Ths nkadoa forces mass guns
square then point mathematical
odosk morning the fire satksuei and advance
frontal positions b. The
Japanese. Probably position
deliver general frontai
The Russians holding sauanuy
have been surprisingly
ARTILLERY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
MANGL.E:D
ny soripps News Ass.nl

HOPE. Idaho. Aug. 20-John
Rolf was killed and his body hor-
rihly mangled by train last night
near Crawford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

ST PETERSBURG. aoA later report from General SAX
haon battle The Rusaaus have sur
heavy ked Tho Jap
aneas eaatuua tbe attack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

WALTER BLACK. ared &c years.
II NhneouNer. % o. was found sun
daY afternoon in re- famiahri cnndis
ten near Port Moody. iis hal
been san sefinH through the woods
since haf Monday morning. lie
eaa laten 70 Neu WenminHter y
e. anB given medical attention. but
died shortly after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

soA telegram General Kurokrs headauar-
japanese rgh, wing has advanced toward sh
able hold Their viii make IL
Impossible for General Kuropatkin Nukden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

THE WORK on tho road leading
through the Rainier forrest reserve
from fhe western limits to the camp
Of the etnuHa in Paradise valley
bHaan undef government contract
Last Frdav A 70 Miller ~ Tacoma
aaaufed thn contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

LONDON soThe Lao Yang correspondent Of Reuters
agency aires Japnae hs
morning japanese point miles Lao
fighting stopped yesterday evening bat they
driven back morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

RAY HAlGHT and Meu Amiek.
the former about o. yNlfs old, and
TIE latter 20, pleaded guilty 90 steal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

laE zla sacks ~ grain from william
TssEe. farmer residing H.x mI.Ha
aaHl Of HHzs.lir. HuiEhta fafhef la
q wealthy uu1Hrtber of WHtIiIe.
The boys were bound over 10 the
superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
.HEDGED IN BY ROARING GUNS
AND BR|STU|NG BAYONE IS

JAPANESE ENGAGE IN rERRlF &c BATTLE WITH RUSSIANS
ABOUT lAoVANo AND BOTTLE THEM UP WHERE rHtY
WILL HAVE TO FIGHT IT OUT WITH Tst LITTLE WARRIORS
-RerReAr TO MukogN CUT orr by kuRon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

EDWARD HYDE q paroisd con.
fltf WaH returned a. the stale pen
Itenttaf1 at Wnlla Waiia yesterday
Hyde saa arrested few daya aRo
IL Butte Mont in company Nlth
Jessie Morrison. the Elu tramp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

BERLIN soThe Tasblatt has dispatch from Lao Yang
reporting decisive battle begun IN that vicinity at $50
O'Clock The attacked semeircie Neither
side scored any visible advantage slaughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

LONDON Aus so-rhe re,sr-burr correspondent Of The
Nasasa expressed the opinion
mat iaaayans fortified
tions there are splendid provisions plentiful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
Strikers VIII Not
Give Up the Fight

uslosIsrs DECIDE TO CONTINUE TIE STRIKE NOW OK At
AL Tsg BIC PACKING soU sIs DESPITE rHs FACT THAT
PACKERS THAT THEY HAVE rAr FIoAr WON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

dent 81 uslunrham Tor 20 years
he eaa - years old and WaH The
LAST membaf % the millionaire
liuNsuin family - ~ itHrfiand
RICHARD J. nAUpHERHY. q
Great Ssrshsfn conductor. eaa iH=
afaHffs KILLED just vest - the citF
HmIfa ~ Helena Mont. yesterday.
IRE ar JUMPED The track and naud-
berry WaH cut iu two. HaudberfF
Naa 60 years oii and leaves Hlfa
AID seven children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
R. T. REID
PROMOTED

z===-
nHIaNefns
n 7. Reid. manager ~ the west
arm Union Telegraph company ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

sThe casualties IN The fight At Anpns
we're ZOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

so.-A telegram from Nseehwans TO the italian
sfars successful attacks
Russian positions Liaoyane
n fighting 1000.
from ,raEden that ls trains loaded with
wounded men have arrived from LaaganG