davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03
Nsohsniost Taalnssrs
Z NAlLAafmN % plonssa

Nsohsntusi Haalnssrs
y 1 NALLAsfHH# 90 : rionsss.
Millinery
nYiip MILLINERY % lou Y = -,
~ ~ :, N ''a"'o'' ''-'' cor IN "A
oouH.,. sus bur'sn
Oh -. ,.;,s,osA AeRi"EoH an "a
Or . W rrRRY oealist Assi.t
pH roNDA EApHAu an nufss bia
os,sspsthy
hAAllhal4s. .!.tntnAh1 -
phone James cal both men and iadg
estsapaths, examination Tree
~ aiiEr1IEMu osts0pa hist mas
ter science. Home treatment ~
walker building Phone White ~
wAhfIiRaTOR INSTITUTE or oa
safe D.posi, buiidihs iqi rtfat
Ps,snt Attorney
rH AbAAB bfafuns coiman blds
Photographers Supplies
He1I0of o. rn6T6dhAfUY a. g.
snatsurs Il Roche Photo supply
c. ~ Marion -
ARnEngoN SUPPLY co, an Chafry
ct SEATTLE
Printing snd binding
AuNH The Printer ak npflnH 81
eammsrciat prtntinH - all hiuds
- etorsgs ----z--
THuHkH dslissiga 8 cents a-4s
storage tree. plano and fufuif are
Sowing Fatlmatga given. Lfalea
TfaHafrf A ntufaua Co. a1 fffEt.
bath uhouea Main -
ship Builders
MORAN MOS COMPANY. Enginsefs
80 Hhlpbufidsfn DRY Docks. Iums
be- Mis- Seattle
Physleiso snd svrgsoa
HH ~ 81 luHNHH 81 " MueHisT
HfH % evening" ~ Lake itsl
DH "a ID INaE bALTOs 81 A.
esaa tifr rsin suf gentle urinzfr
pR ANNIE HuaaEt. 3, iiiaslss IN
IL Chamber. Episf ia Both pheasa
- umbrsils HspslrlnB ---
NMHHEtl Ah HtsHafattHI efss
srtHH and general reuairinE Na Sec
emd sNwnsa- hatssaua BIZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03


a futH ROOM cottage Oh utlah lut
al necessary improvements in. all
don't fan b. see this uainE Last
and viii sell ln nrHt ten days " E
Cook. ne sat Ave.
ron aAi.E Or rent Groom eottass.
9 foot front room for one mos
uoYlstnu North. between Thomas
sod Harrison. iuqaifs ~ i1se
ron 9 80 each A eatnsf boz totia
with as 6fuum modern house uu ee#
mrnt uAh one block ffan a minute
car aFfNIrs Poe fun particulars ali
owusf 9 co. hiaes EEL
A FtSE hams close Ia s.taom cot
taEe email iaf ffHIl tfraa ~
terms raae uraEHH itHi car a.
Charles Fufuitufs faf sale
ssansss chsaes.
a,sn EANA tlfEAF q ~ cAHfI
WORTH 8 -
o. aefHs sriead.i land 6 aHfsa CLEARED
r sag.as - H., 10 . g..''s a.,
mssdas s,srthiaa fssa5 e. sisp
Doh HHH d business Owner uut aniH
fa tafs fHf place HHHstH mooney fHr
shaft t8His at above price hear eit4
MerI6f uaeu A. Haswsl %.
GENUINE ukuuAfNa
We srs siissrl, g. affzz Tor =
lHsatHH o. eItI stsHHH heat. risaf
ire maFN fHan So - mauth o.
thf Fsf# iNw price af -
m.feafa haase svff esst lesa tiaa
frl5t 8 "a sin tefms
10 rooms very fiHzr On usl Furnished
rrnt saif 9 psf maHHh Price a.
Also = faanns hnuss r. - roams
r.sa IsaHatIuH. friHs So
HTEa ktt1 HrtWAIgT & co ~
Haata a fnIaH HHh
fn First Axs
a uAHakIS ma 4 uAHaAtN
Hrad4 - move lH aaN HEzssn h.uHH
be tssfE aHa .rmeal H#HeaHeHf. HH#s
.aufI. cement ualss heb and sasht=
OBJ IaHEe fHHma beet - uIaHnhtHH
sac sIastflr light uaszatfui hams.
un EH##fHH llIH aHHHHHakHaH laHH
waah4H Nfnu Nwusf musi have
H,ensf Property chap A. 40.
NcTHui Eeasn q Has~su mh
- nFsr MY - CRY
if oHtzIfs rect 8 z5safp go psf
fnanfh e. HealY fEGeH eaaB irruaa
E.eudld Ia.atluf. Al aHa iHssalI#
ROOM q tNfus BILOXI.
~ Firat aFsHae
a. HaafnIus fHaaa < ruam. ~
nlHsiF fafHIahrt aH 1t ave- feHt
rv.tsssf# stIIs l.st ths niaeH Gee =
BOARDING. HHaaar
ISAAC O. uIgW 8 co
80 sah.rHfon TIE Main -
CUNcEaafusH ara ufIsHess fsr sale
All raH#saHiana aHH EflsiirErs 81
tha ffszia affiaI EHEsssIltsa ard IA
hHr fHHH EHffiIFafAHH are fHf sale
can haEasrH fhr Haafa - d anI
- - a. funn p sfeadf IDS
psrsonsns
VITAE o.nE ga'yrs.s stsst..s, go.
s'r,st r.l ia n -
nu uaraIuF 4 AttY. a.tsopathist.
Oriental Hiark
Coprru. aranits ed 1aauafs beatty
mFndad Mnfk delivered CAL ~
rhaHs i1W " WaumAn
IN SEVERANCE. ssnitaz urtnsry Ana
all private nsfvo sss 80 fhruuir AZ
saasa = tnrn and uHmsn Niant
paisrns fnrtra rtsa diseases cured ~
sssk Gems ifAuan free Cal %
uriis. suite 4 BuiiiTau BLOCK SET
ne VISA
Lost
lost. RfHkYEu on HrOLEN
PROM Sunset avenue Wet Seattle. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03
-
TO
STARVE
and DIE

GOODWIN. W'nah Aus "A
- 49, asss--u-rg rxzsr~ssrs "
usW born babe etll alive vas found
yesterday Is O boy IN a sabIn 10
miles In the fdret Il had never
been given attention. The tracks n
q man and woman were traced a
distance from the place but were
finally iaHt Tho case il shIouIed
lu myHteHs#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03
Massage

EDNA uu0W NfNn. maaaars. vapar
baths Hotel WiuHur5 itfs FirHt ave
rooms 2 aud 4
MASSAGE vapor msdIaated and tub
baths - cottage IL trsar Union 81
F1nanoiaf
CONFIDENTIAL Money loaned on
Watches Diamonds aud IFwfirY at
los interest Tfkr Street Ifwtirv Co.
N1 Pike Ell tgtN 9Th aud tth ayes
arraaa from Unuko hall
MONEY advanced aataffsd usoria. re-
tail merchants. trarGhterA boarding
houses. without security largest
bualufna IN e. principal clnrH Toll
msn 90 Euler block tla SECOND Ave
ALASKA FisUERtEB UNION. cap
FiHrh for sale rN HhafHH or les. price
TiFht I'll Bailey hidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

sAS FRANCISCO. Aug a
meeting ~ vital importance 70
- hraf growers Ga the coast Is be
inE held here this Afternoon Rep
rsaeufaflYea 81 the wheat industry
met T. discuss wheat and WAYS and
means 90 Increasing The crop and
the amuaut Of EIHten ln wheat
speaker pointed pnt the fact hat
rot aniY Eore fhs crops gradually
decreasing. bot the gluten saa Dis
appearing az an alarming rate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

FAH a co
1fTadIHaf fHf Green Lake HHaHs
Small tHaaH ara fine iHtH 81 -
down balance 6 mHHfniF ItHaaa
fnHsHH fHfa So - faaH ~
HHaHfHIr EIHF hH#aHs G ruafna fine
lHt# a@urr AHlHH A~nF. sacrifice.
eHH for cash So
Ne have some flH# acreage right on
tha ear uur lfiHsa are right ard
terms easy Gone aut and iaak e.
81
A fau uIHfra NaIH fram Waa-fEand
HaHH FuFsi uFH HaasieFu hntfsa five
fanma hafh and basement right on
fNe ear Tine
7 T. FAY Mountain Nisw west
Green taEr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

The United states sable ship
Burnside sailed Tor the North today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

~ ~ 81 q ron LARGE LEVEL
tatH utfh rifF WatTr on sVsrp lot
. houses built ard aulf each me-
- 49, a. eaavlaes D. 80 u tsttsf
prdpnaltiun fnf hanae ard in feutmsnt4
T. PEI cent Fnarantef - inrrsaas In
value ne fIrHt Etaz Enea ~ith sfsfy
est seattle.
Tors Man VOLUNTEER pAHK
Per a domestic ~ a. Investment these
cannot hr beat lots NHtn overlook
lHr fakr Union aHd che Sound :
ssig haif De- faf out a. Ualversiig
And Fremont price 40 and ~. o
eaah. 81 pc month
2 GREGORY.
UE HaI'Ifan Hullding
rHpgE BEAUTIFUL LOTS
fn Almond addition are going fast.
better como In tadaF and LET ne
0frN rousIdrffH they are the cheap
est Tafs Iu Seattle only fiftreu min.
HfaH from business center
= = gitE9Hith. owner HN Sui
iisaa BIDS
AWFUL CHEAP going East nsu :.
story house large tract land also
AaI EAFNH N"HHH HHAN hHlA. Terms -
eaWn. 80 per month. close 20 car and
school owner. office Garden station.
fsN miuutrs ride Hrutou car I'D
Occidental and Nsalef.
THREE tu ok .reomad houara on easy
payments HfaaHss - Oriental llk
Main 1851
Fer saie-tiausss ard lots.
NHE F0r IoaEIsa For 4 HSNff
aHfea fine 'HHd. #HrHe cleared aau
HfHHHfd H.raHm house. creek on
place acres very easy cleared p
miles from Pioneer square. Z bInt ha
from rar ana cert fare to the city.
p Young fruit trees. Huwr berries A
snap Hf HH. on fHfmH
CIfAH q huhM8
Eaiz Joe ave e. Starr boyd bldg
CffEAp-s1od house. fsrro tract -
land at filI'wHH city. unlE ia
terms 81 down and g. per month.
~ ccrdH ~ wood free come today
office on ground &C. fare on wash
fuEfou street
ron Sal O. Nmr-ru8m house ard lot.
near Thomas 81 north Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

DETROIT Mich. Aux bishop
HenueaaY of kansza. ia an adfHeHs
before the conference % Catholic
nasIesIea today sdfaaate that Cath
oI.ra refuse 90 Neaf Partisan MILL.
merry a. n punishment 81 France for
tta attitude 90 anupathy toward the
Catholic church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

Plans foa Jim HIll's uev union de-
pot were filed at the building in
rpeDt0f's office this afternoon. the
estimated cost being sIz5aH1 The
permit has not been taken out yet.
but Will probably De next week The
permit for the foundation was taken
out some time 8go, the estimate for
that being 2ts GOO. making the total
cost Of the building nearly $500 600
Tho Alaska Commercial Com
T8uya steamer Bertha arrived IN
port from the North this morning
She called nj seldovia. Kodiak. Val
1ez and other points alune tho Gulf
coast The officers Of the nCrth8
report that times are very quiet iu
those sections AZ Valdez nothing
from the interior has been heard
Tor o. long time, as the rivers are
goo swollen. az result 81 tho snow
ON the glaciers melting that 20 Is
impossible for small bonta 20 uayi-
rnto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

PARSONS Kan. Aur The
Missouri Kansas a TeAaa railway
operators. strike continues effective
uut one freight came through to-
daY All passenger trains are four
a. fNa hours late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

CHICAGO. AuE g The police 60
dag have hIK men under arrest aa
suspects 81 ths fHHaIa central rob
berry TH8 have ben ffafEsd from
Tee Haaaa to o. sect side house vhsfa
thss usfr arrested l'arsrnNHrH and
ths train crew have been sent fer
o. IaHuufY she auapesta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

HERALD, TAILOR 1929 Cd 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

lRATtl see elI ls a rubber sampe
aitIau that Will reaint the action -
salt or frrah uafeU fiiunE the pores
uf leather hseuinA it soft and pli
ubls Hddius ta wsar aud wHtsfpfa OF
uuaHtlra Manufactured and fuf asis
Wholesale and retail o. T. Hsattit
FLYER book
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

8 ron SALE AT ONCE e.
I've mitch cows uns Will Dc fresh ln
kuptmhsr. also a finr two year Old
better all tbrrs faf 81 cash. II taken
Inside ur IeW DAYS
Room ~ starr uayd nldHt
UHH NHHHG ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

PROV WALLACE
TIE PRINCE tF efaAIftFOYA SI'fs
AhH TkH.AtErH nov located In ~
N~nduHe Hotel ffrHt AFs. trtu 0an
University ard AuiaH streets Ia
world arfHfret ualnIaf and lar
WuFunt maH 10 consulted daily o.
ali affairs - NE tia fhurifrn AZ
separated. settles lowers quarftie
causes speedy marriage locates nd
dsu treasure. aHFlaHH Fuu a. 40
Whffhar or noe you uIfl hf rura 90
o. iu mining Hr IH business ffr tdkn
no EaHr hand end feIla Fuu " IA
aiir FaHI and nftrutImas IS good 80
vice EIHeH fuu back your lHrt nerve
and energy No matter shat trouble
EDV may have. raIl and De will hnlu
you HHftufH Iu Hfafai Erndaua
FIRST avenue fDFtweau Union and
University ffrrffaf.
Dor the neat seven daEa I uIl mrNe
ifr ffadIuFH fHr one fourth 80 mE
regular price a. csHfz ard 81 o. one
and att
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

IoR SALE Ladies' Clothing Second
hand iu Euad efdsr 0 tailor made
HuIt Ne Z black velvet suit 8 o.
j Hilh grruadlne Hkift ~ Hklrta
each 81 nu waists Eas .Nu ami q o.
AddfsaH n q muN E or phone
Neffb tIt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

g.i nslis Il. IN awe ave- s'G sssa, X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

ron 9 50 eashA eefuet iut t0tlQa
with as 3 fnum madtrH house uu &C.
mrnt uAlh anf block ffafu minute
car HFFNtre Hnf fuii particulars ali
owuef ma BLACK aGE
A FfNE hame close In zraam cot
taEe email laf ffHl tfraa 49,
terms rHaa tiraEHH ffHi car e.
Charles TuFuitufn Zoe sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03
to.s

LOOT HTHAYEu GA STOLEN
prom HaaHaa4 avenue Wet Seattle
small HFauH wafer spa HIsf hnrurfH
20 The name % ffifatr sore cell
lar wffh nanls 20 fhs auufr thereon
Same daN so HtulrH 81 HHHNri ffuEn
the aamas g. 49, ul WsHHeaAaH March
18th lAaf. tut - urnsd SATURDAY, the
i6th HnzH AM nmH fa#ad eth this
dog % hIa possession all De- nruaf.=
rHfsH tu thf faII rNtsHf - The AS
Thia applies particularly 90 party
HfH fHlaH hunra regarding ab0Ne. re-
fuHInF fu gIFr hia name
~ " HAMANH f0wusrI
"a aaf Seattle
uHT At Ballard t=taHHu uaIIraaH
and HruaHwar r. small HuHse contain
IHH A. aHai STONE ard maHFr FIHH
rr please natifT Seattle Fafk ~ for
further Information ard reward
lost Friday niEhf szHd 81 tho CIR
ulvai grounds. a watch fob Return
90 ia cherry a. Reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

VnTCE loans money on REL sstats.
taHE time. payment monthly n o.
sired. % virtue, uuHfan block
Second and Columbia street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

Oouilsts ard burists
Dit y a hAeHlNEON an "a
Arcade buildins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

Millinery
ri n fam MILLINERY OF low - iesA
Hrs A "A Hanson teni. zoe IN an
Is1na -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

Dg. BY PERRY oeuiist Assi't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

ron BAf.E span heavy uoruea. haf.
neHa. wagons nIuW Heraprf ard fur
nttafa ~ five faam house - eTres
e land 90 rent elaae On. J. stat
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-26
MERCURY FAR BELOW ZERO.
Whole Northwest Suffers From In
tense Cold Weather.

Chicago, Jan 2G.-Piercing cold
weather prevails throughout the en-
tire Northwest. The thermometer
reached 10 below in Chicago. The
record here is % below and there Is
some expectation that a new low
point will be touched before the cold
spell is ended. One man frozen stif1
was found by pedestrians on an out
lying part Of Thirty-second street He
had apparently struggled along until
exhausted by the cold he had dropped
unconscious and literally was frozen
to death in his tracks in the snow.
There were countless instances Of
frozen ears and hands. Traffic was
greatly hampered.
Stretching to the Northwest the
mercury shows swiftly descending
scale, the minimum in the United
States being ate Bismarck and WILLIS
ton, in North Dakota, where the Off.
cial figures are 38 below zero. The
crest of the wave is, however, beyond
the national boundary line. Mime
dosa, N. w. T., reporting 40 below,
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-26
INTRODUCED IN SENATE.
Democratic Resolution Concerning
Panama Situation.

Washington. Jan. 26.--In the senate
Mr.. Culberson introduced the resolu-
tion drawn by a committee appointed
at recent Democratic conference for
the purpose Of getting additional In
formation concerning the Panama sit
uation. The members Of the commit
tee were Senators German, Culberson,
Carmack and Cockrell. The resolution
follows:
"Resolved, That the president be re.
quested to inform the senate whether
all the correspondence and notes be-
tween the department OF state and the
legation of the United States at Bo-
gotta and between either of these and
the government Of Colombia for the
construction Of an isthmian canal and
all the correspondence and notes be-
tween the United States and any Of
its officials or representatives or the
government of Panama concerning the
separation OF Panama from Colombia
have been sent to the senate and, ii
not, that he be requested to send the
remaining correspondence and notes
10 the senate In executive session 7
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-26
CO. oNEL LYNCH is FREE.
Sir Thomas Upton Obtains Release
of the Irish Soldier.

London, Jan. 26.-Colonel Arthur
Lynch, who commanded the Irish bri-
gade against the British forces during
the war in South Africa and who was
afterward convicted of treason and
sentenced to imprisonment for life,
has been liberated ION license" Lynch
has not received the royal pardon
The liberation of Colonel Lynch Is
the outcome of an interesting series
of events When Michael Davitt was
last in the United States he saw
President Roosevelt who mentioned
Colonel Lynch to him, saying he mad
once entertained him at Albany. The
president expressed great interest In
the case and regretted he could not
suggest clemency without laying him.
self open to palpable snub. On his
return to England Mr.. Davitt mention
ed his conversation with President
Roosevelt to Sir Thomas Upton ana
to Mrs Lynch. who has suffered bit
terly ince her husbands arrest He
also made pathetic appeal to SIT
Thomas. who then personally inter.
ceded with King Edward on behalf OF
the condemned fellow lrishman.
Without any hesitation his majesty
promptly informed the home secre,
tary of his wishes In the matter and
1 the prisoner was released.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-26
NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN RUSSIA
AND JAPAN VIRTUALLY AT
A sTANDsTlLL.
DIPLOMATIC EFFORTS ARE UNAyAILlAG
MUTUAL DlsrRusT AND HATRED
SHOWN AT EVERY STAGE OF
PROCEEDINGS.

Paris, Jan 26.-Consderable ten
sion Is again observable In govern
mental quarters concerning the Russo
Japanese situation This Is due prin-
cipally to the fact that the efforts
toward a pacific adjustment have not
made the progress which the officials
hoped and expected. The general
view of those highest in authority Is
summed up in the statement that the
negotiations have reached point
where practically NO progress is oe-
curing In any direction. Whether
this means that Rnssia's latest answer
does not make concessions which are
likely to bring about a settlement II
is impossible to say. as the delicate
stage Of the negotiations led the OIL
cials to withhold precise details. The
only definite statement Is that the ne
gotiations are virtually at stand
still 1t appears that one OF the most
difficult features is the mutual dis
trust and hatred which have grown up
between the parties. 1t Is esaid that
every stage OF present exchanges de-
velops Japan's suspicion Of Russia's
good faith and Russia's antipathy to
Japan. Owing to this bitterness diplo-
matte Efforts to secure a middle
ground are proving unsuccessful.
1t Is understood that Russia Is HOW
seeking to secure the naturalization
OF the strait OF Korea. The Russian
view, as made known here, Is that
Japan's fertilization OF Masampho and
Fusan constitutes a menace to the
worlds commerce. since 1t gives Japan
control over the narrow strait. It is
pointed out in support OF this view
that japan already has aatrongly for
titled island (Sushima) in the strait
about fifty miles from A1asampho and
Fusan. so that the fortilication OF the
latter points will constitute another
Gibraltar. The strait Of Korea is
claimed to be a vital outlet for the
commerce Of Northeast China and it
Is therefore asserted that 1t would be
in the interest of Europe and America
to secure the naturalization OF the
strait.
---------~----
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-26

Victor. Col, Jan. 26. - Fourteen
men were Instantly killed in the shaft
of the Stratton Independence mine
near the center of the city this morn
ing. The shifts were changing, and
The cage in which the men We're de-
tnlru week or the rrlal or August w.
Machen and others charged with con-
spiracy to defraud the government
has begun. Postotfice Inspector
Crowle, who was on the stand last
week. gave further testimony about
not finding copies Of certain letters in
the office letter books pertaining to
the purchase of Croft fasteners.
Briefly cross-eXamined he said he
did not know whether in dealings
strictly local to Washington it fire.
quently was the practice to make a
single lead pencil memorandum and
sometimes to use the telephone.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-26
OF NASHUA IN. H.)
TRUST COMPANY ACCUSED
OF EMBEzzLlNG 100000.
LOANED THE MONEY 10 4 FRIEND
MAN UNDER ARREST PROMINENT
IN FINANCIAL CIRCLES IN
NEW ENGLAND STATES.

Nashua, N H., Jan. 26,-John P.
Goggin, treasurer OF the Nashua Trust
company, has been arrested charged
with embezzling sum of money from
the bank. The amount is placed at
between $4,000 and 100000.
The Trust company did not open it's
doors during the day and the institu-
ton is in charge of the state bank
commissioner pending further eX-
animation.
Goggin was held in $4,000 bonds
for the grand jury. He made no state
ment, but it is said that his downfall
was not due to speculation, but to his
having given assistance from time to
time to friend. Goggin is one OF the
most prominent bank officials in New
Hampshire and is well known in bank
Ing circles in Boston, Lowell and other
Massachusetts cities. He came here
from the West about ten years ago
treasurer Of the Trust company. He
Is about forty years Of age and has a
family.
III DduhluS ClTClCS ueIc lIlc uOpO
was held out that the defalcation
would not result in the permanent
closing Of the company.
The Nashua Trust company has a
capital Of S150,000 and usually carries
deposits running in amount from $780,
900 to $650,000 in the savings depart-
ment The bank also had a check de-
posit department, the deposits in
which will swell the total carried by
the bank to about s1,000,00O.
Attorney j. j. Doyle, counsel for
Goggin, declared that his client was
the victim of former bank official
of the city whoewas instrumental in
securing a position for Goggin at the
Nashua Trust company. Goggin be-
lieved this man. to be reliable. Mr..
Doyle said, and he had intended to
make the shortage good. The loans
said to have been made by the treas
urer extend over a period of several
years. but the exact shortage has not
been ascertained.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-26
REpuDlATED BY RUSSIANS.
Officials Deny Charges Of Hostility to
the United States.

Port Arthur, Jan. 26.-The highest
officials here repudlate the reported
accusations of Russian hostility to-
ward the United States because of It's
Manchnrian policy and the appoint
ment OF American consuls under the
new treaty with China.
It Is officially asserted that no large
reinforcement Of the Eastern forces is
expected ut present The military au-
thorities add, however, that otherwise
arrangements are making for large
supply of ponies from the province OF
Chill for the Cossacks and mounted
infantry.
The decentralization OF the passenger
and freight traffic on the Manchurian
railway continues in consequence of
the military activity and there is
great block OF freight at Port Dany.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-26
MARINES SUPPRESS RIOT.
Koreans Attack American Car Line at
Seoul.

Washington, Jan. 26.-Oficial infor-
nation received at the state depart
ment from Minister Allen. at Seoul,
says that Sunday, on the electric rail.
way, which is the property of Amer
lean citizens, Korean was acci.
dentally and unavoidably killed.
Thereupon mob Of natives attacked
and partially destroyed the car The
operators Of the car would have been
injured had it not been for the pres
ence Of mind OF our guard and seri
Gus riot would have occurred.
Although there have been previous
reports Of disturbances in koreB this
Is the first mob attack made thus far
on property OF Americans. The rail
road is owned and operated by Amer
leans
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-26
ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE.
Resolution Regarding Expenditures of
State Department..

Washington, Jan 26.-Mr. Adams
Pa.), from the committee on expen-
ditures in the state department re-
ported to the house privileged reso-
luton requesting the secretary OF
state for information as to the number
of horses, carriages and automobiles
maintained at the expense Of the gov
ernment for officials of the state de-
partment.
Mr.. Hitchcock (Neb.) sought to
amend the resolution SO as to make it
read during the calendar year" say
ing that the omission of these, words
would leave loophole, but Mr-Ad-
ans demanded the previous question
and on this Mr.. Hitchcock called for
the yeas and nays, which were or
dered.
The previous question was ordered
by vote Of 1875 to 100, when the reso-
luton was adopted.
The house then resumed considera-
tion of the army appropriat atiOn bill