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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
T URNER
IN RACE
FORMER SENATOR ANNOUNCES
THAT re WILL MAKE RACE
" PARTY INSISTS THAT HE
RUN FOR GOVERNOR

SPOKANE. July i6-..If the dem
ocrais 81 the state o. Washington
insist that I run tor governor /
shall make the race
This Waa the statement made pF
former Senator George D. Turner
upon his return o. Spokane from
the Democratic national convention
az 81 Louis When asked vhF he
did not receive the nomination for
vice president. be said
I didn't have enough votes
I have no ulsh % rau for SOW
cruar. continued the senator. and
shall only consent % do 10 IN the
event that the Democratic state
convention believes my nomIua.
tion would enhance Democratic
chances % success am not com
Tefent personally % Judge that
Z believe however. that there
ere a number - well known Demo
crafts Ia the state who could make
a. good or better race than I cuHld.
! might mention Ia that direction
Senator Tolman aud Charles 4
VOORHEES, q Spokane. u. e. Nc
Crosby q Garfield. " n DunphY Of
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PEOPLE or BUTTE
LIVE IN THREE
SHIFTS

the nearest approach 20 perpetual
motion that has yet been diayo,
cred.
bay aud ulght the mines and
emeltcrs are working full blast.
without a pause between shifts.
When one whistle blows. "A hun
ared others follows suit When a
SHIFT comes ON another shit Eo#s
eft They pass la the change house,
where the oeeralls and jumpers Of
the mines are changed Tor street
dress.
There Ia no intermissien, There
IS no DELAY The miners day is
divided into three sections eight
hours OF work. eight hours OF rcerc-
alton and eight hours Of sleep
As a consequence there D. always
one shift on the street seeking
amusement The different shifts
fill the theaters. concert halls and
the saloons throughout the twenty
four hours There Is one concert
hall IN Butte which has not closed
It's doors fer twenty seven years.
day or ulght. rain or shine Never
an all that period has the place
been absolutely empty fer the space
OF a minute.
Every one 81 these miners makes
NJ least $3.50 a day. aud he spends
Il like millionaire There ia al.
WAYS something doing The
crowd is as dense at 10 o'clock az
night as at 10 o'clock In the morn
Ing
The city Of Butte is never asleep
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the night Of July ~ aud tho other
uu the ulEht Of July "a July -
hua been set apart as British Co
lumhlH daY and eKruHlUuH will be
run from Vancouver and Victoria
One Of the attractions Of British
Columbia day viii be "A lacrosse
match between the Seattle team and
"a team from some British Columbia
town.
Tho floral parade will consist Of
floats which have been built eape
uially for thlH parade. aud good
number uf prominent people Of Sc
attic have promised the committee
that thoy Will decorate their car
rlagea and bueEioa and take part In
the parade
Tho line NJ march has not bceu
exactly named yet but the parade
will take In First and Second ave
nurH. doubling about Pioneer
square. where the battle 81 roses
viii take place In order tu make
this as successful hH possible. The
committee has extended "A general
invitation 10 the women and chill
drru IF the city 40 come "a the
square with a. many flowers a.
they can carry aud join ln the bat
tie from the sidewalk The Floats
for this parade are mere beautiful
than anything of the kind yet seen
lu the city The chariot of the
Queen OF the MaHdl GmH viii os#
Dupy a prominent place In all the
panHdeH
Sir blackburn wha la In charge
of the building of the Floats. has
constructed ~ number ut floats eHpe
Diuliy for are In tho aiEht pafsdea
lu these FafudeH feature viii be
made ~ the HFht effects Power
ful search lights vii keep the floats
iu blaze uf llFHt all along the
line Of march and az intervals
there NIll De- dispIsyH ~ Fireworks
Any peEaunH lu or about Seattle
matr.muuially Inclined. Will receive
handsome present n they viii
consent 90 be- Joined In Wedlusk af
the Mafdi GraH grounds Tho man
aEHmeut will present the couple
with furniture tu the value ~ tiHH
The management viii also bus the
license and attend "a all the ca
ueuHe preliminary 90 the wedding
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SOLDIER
INJURED
SHAM BATTLE At AMERICAN
LAKE ATTENDED ~ SERIOUS
REsULTs-GUN EXPLODED

TACOMA. July ff TIE rraf
serious accident which hHn hr preras
on the field Of mausufafa since ths
present. earamrmfut BEGAN at
American Lake occurred yesterday
afternoon when Corporal Ray sum
dsHilua vas seriously hurt bF the
premature explosion ~ d blank cart
ridge Ia a gun ~ Tire Eighth battery.
which De- sac serving.
The Eighth. which f. n Part af
Major james Il EHH.HH column IH
the problem Of the day. embracing
an attack uu convoy had uHf
come into contact with the rraF
guard 81 Colonel G1Iffey'a column
The gums had been uuIfmhareI aud
several raisoa fired. when tho conn
mand Fire nc WIZ waa given.
This gives the EuuuHfH a chance
90 fire a. their own pleasure. me- rap
iIif 1H Oh consistent uIfh good aim
aad safety bat IA the present ~
stance tha gun crew. Of which Cor
parHl Sunderland was gunner. APP
pareutIF afarHii fHeuHaIraH.
The man whose part It was o.
sHab the piece OUT after firing aHaH
shot and before the nest Haa load
%. failed 70 perform this work aH
thoroughly aH 81 might have barH
done It De- said. with the result that
70 small piece Of burning eHuaaftuH
imIteI The next blank cartridge ius
serted before che hfreeh was closed
causing nc 90 explode rremHfureIg
The breaeh block was thrown ont.
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.BedbugS Beat Him
TO Ii and Now lie
Asks For Damages
sKYKoMlsH MAN SAYS wilt TAKE a so NOTE TO HEAL
THe WOUNDS CAUSED ~ LIVELY COLONY or olmrx TIC
TULARU

atraInlur the county school trustees
from rtutluK u school house for "a
prize uEht
In the suit that Is being tried to
dav 10 seems slueum rented 10 M
gent % house guaranteed ta be iu
good condition for human hbhlta
ton. Tho rent Was 8 81 month
NuEuut paid the first muuth.a rent
In advance The first day hla fam
lly occupied the building they dis
covered that a large and industrious
colony 90 hedbuRa had previous
claim upon a. Although they we're
unable 60 get RAJ uf the buFs they
occupied the house seven DAYS more
than the month paid for Mr. Nu
gent refused Co pay fuf the over
time slugum commenced suit Ca o.
cover a uil months rent NuFeut
filed counter claim for So dam
axes foF loaH 90 sleep and the men
tll and physical worry 81 hia fam
lly caused By the huEa
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LAST OF
CONTEST
FINAL VOTE m MARDl oRAs
ouEuN ELECTION WILL Ut
RECEIVED At 10 O'CLOCK TO
MIGHT

Tonight the vote for Queen OF the
Mafdl uruH CLOSES Al 10 O'Clock
the last count Will be made. aud
then II can be determined who Be-
90 be the recipient OF royal houOra
for the next two weeks For the
last hour II the contest the voting
must be done a. the headquarters
OF the committee. IA riuutrer
building as the ballot boxes which
are distributed at different places
viii be taken To the offices Of the
committee az 3 O'Clock sharp For
the Information OF the general pub
iie the committee wishes tn state
that Il iH not absolutely necessary
for people wishing 90 vote 90 huF
the voting coupons and depurlf
them tn the ballot boxes Money
placed ia an envelope With the
name Of the desired candidate will
huHwsf The purpose just aH we'll
Tho count last nlEht failed to
show any difference iu the relative
positions 81 the four candidate
Miss De rerduaiu Increased her lead
somewhat. having lead aI the last
count 81 f3h A. yesterday after
nuaua count Niles De rrrdHalu wac
but No votes ahead of her nearest
rival. Niles leHn A. usual the
greatest Halu vas made By MIa
ssaflea who since she entered the
race has been gruwing stronger at
every count
Tho friends 81 all the candidates
are working hard to-day. beeaHas
the contest in go close that t VIII
net take Is great number OF votes g.
change the result Miss kaEiaHakI
10 booked uruu as "A strong eaH1I
date and enc that uIil come Iu
strong az the finish. for her mauf
ffiaudH iu the several eitF depart
mautH ars ruaeaFariuE - effect
hes election The flfemru and
policemen are working for her
aud with this combination she
should stand sell up In the race
Mlas HsarIss De- settling lots uf FHtss
and some 81 her friends state that
e. VII BE the Queen of the HafHH
Graa
The committee f. receiving TIE
bet If encouragement that the Hf
faIr vii bH a decided success A
Nest every person iu the city Is
taking an interest ia Il. and II r.
anfe O. AS that on the HHst ulEht
The grounds uIH Be- crowded Tbs
Arnold and Hufahiu hhuH closed af
Portland last ulEht and VII arrive
here sume time thiH afternoon and
tha tents aiii o. put ap famaffds
and Monday This afternoon the
areh Witch De- tn b. built over the
main entrance. viii bee moved down
town o. all not be- PLACED Ia pa#
altion until Monday. and the Wofk
Of putting it up ufil not take more
than three or four huufH a. the
most About twenty floats are
flashed n the car taru. and before
the hHt parade there wllI be eiEhf
or ten mere
The dates Tor the paraHea have
been fasd The first parade wlIi -
the floral parade On Tuesday after
noon beginning At 2 3 % Ia this
parade uiil b. several floats and
a good number 81 private rira dee.
GRATED with flowers The other "a
radsa viii occur A. nlEhI one on
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Especial to The stsrl

sKYkoMsH. Wash. July l6
Another queer ease ia up In this
queer community netcd for queer
lawsuits. The ease Of ". s. slo5um
against W r. NuEsut in which
Nugent has entered a cross com
plant. claiming SO damages for
loss OF sleep. mental and physical
anguish TO himself and family due
60 the existence ~ "A colony uf bed
hugs. il being tried here today
before Justice j TAYLOR.
Justice TAYLOR ls the court Off
eial vho about a year ako. aecufrd
no little uutorIrty hF issuing a
strangely vordsd injunction. re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
4 SMOOTH "KNIGNT
OF THE UMMI

SPOKANE Wasb. JuIg De- The
residence OF J. O.. swift. wealthy
mine owner uf fhIH .lfF. raa recent
D. entered aHI HaaEaI ~ ID MOST
faHiiilaua burglar ~ far HlsHf
watches ~ iHs might iHs aafi footed
WlFHf Of the JIHmF rfaIs shout
taking ,aHe raf fa HIHtafh fHa #IrsH.
mE faHtE HuH toying co various 4H-
ti#IrH Of wearing apparel H. Ole.
U4rIrH ai that Old NOT Or him raf-
iafs.faHIIE aeIr.rHF only Die proper
number Of sHa-a. and only trousers
shirfH uuI coats of the correct
measurements Ito left gentle
mauIF uaIe 10 this effect begging
that HIs Involuntary hest and Bone
factor would not for moment
thiuE b. would take things fer
which be- lad no nee.
After ueHH.HF tho note fhe hHtI-
1lous burglar worked the ,omblna-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
DEATHS HAND HEdVY
IN FAMILY OF SEN.
CLARK

uuTTE. Mont. July 10 Three
bomr1 drHulated in one year De- the
record made hY the grim reaper lu
the nmib If Senator " A clark
IuuN 600 the HpfIuE of last year
Mrs Foster mother OF Mrs " A.
clark g.. died suddenly A few
weeks later she was followed by her
daughter who died Zoo FivnE birth
Go William A clark III. tho million
dollar baby a Few weeks uEu MrH.
charley CLARK, wife 90 the senator b
eldest SON. died iu New York
Tho magnificent home Of senator
clark. uu West Granite street.
stands empty The DhHrirH W
clark mansion on West broadway ia
routed The CLARK stables are empty
except for enc team. kept There for
the use 81 the infant The rest,r
home GA Granite street n rented.
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The nee ~ city uafsr for IfrFa-
ton De- forbidden - ordinance. OK
.eHt between ihr faaHs - 6 O'Clock
aHI p O'Clock morning and evening
A fine uHI he Imposed for ualHF
safef f.r irrigation except between
The hours above specified
All notices 70 Vacancies faf the
rrree month must ts filed 81
the city water office between the
fret aHI the frHh days. Inclusive.
~ sa#h mHrfH HfhrfHIrs ~ aIiaH 3
aaHr au D. granted W#frf con-
sauefs aHH take uofIae aHd flo 90
tasan Joe for the month u June ca
OF before july ~. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
HANKAFORD
DENIES IT
GENERAL COUNSEL ron TIE
NoRTHURN PACIFIC DOES
NOT INTEND TO RESIGN
sspseislto The stssl

ST PAUL. July t. Reports that
, 81 tinuuafuHd. OF the Northern
Pacific. viii succeed Paul Morton.
90 the santa BE. recently made See
Rotary % the navy are not taken
seriously - general officers Of the
Northern Pacific Str Hauuaford
prior q bic departure for the Wet
With President Elliott and party Of
officials ou the annual summer inz
Hpsstiau trip denied the reports
which originated IN Chicago IL
l4 AZ present cat en- thr Hne. AMI
viii visit Tacoma before returning
fo ST. Paul
Mr HauHafard'a relations With
the Northern Pacific are ~ kind
that would make II improbable that
he would consider an offer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
BRIEFS

TOLEDO o July Ie Toledo
aud the nearby lake fefOfta will be-
tho Mecca for newspaper men
throughout the country during the
coming week The occasion UIIl De-
the annual meeting ~ the lutarna
tlnuul League IT Press clubs. fp be
held 1t the Hotel Victory Putin
hay About 200 representative Of
the leading newspapers If the
United States and Canada viii be- Ia
attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

Wala Walla. or William niarkmau
% Olympia
Without aluNIlnE these out there
ere a number ~ other good Demo
erata. any af whom would be- Eund
Go support
Further than that senator Turner
declined to discuss the rayrfuurshiu
matter saving he wished o. suusult
BITE friends before making an ,Iab-
ufafe statement
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H()L.[)ljP

HOUSTON. Tex. July &c TnIn
No q. ON the International a Great
Northern railroad. vas held up at
an early hour this morning At
kesehI a small station aboat thirty
miles usat q Palestine There wsre
fave bandits Ia the parts. all YOUNG
men and apparently very much am
ateuu They dyHamited the sHprsaa
car without defarhing Il from the
train and blew mp the second coach
but without inIuruE AM ~ the pas
seuEcra uuc 81 the robbers Naa
apparently badly hurt. a. the cnplu=
sion appeared tu BE- premature. and
b. was observed 20 be- covered with
bleed.
The robbers secured nothing not
malestinE either the express or the
mail and getting away aa fast AZ
possible after their eamradc vas
hart
A squad o. rangers h stationed
near the scene 81 the hnldup. aud Il
la probable that they viii D. put
on the ease az once n IL antielpats
81 that arrests Vill BE- made short
~ AZ the bandits are said "a BE-
country lads raised In the uelghbor-
hood
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ton n the family strong box and
selected HrFffHl urn old pieces ~
plate. then proceeded TO the Kitchen.
whore be spread himself 90 frpaHt
making himself hot cup NJ coffee
over the gas rHuKe aHd STAG king the
aIHheH neatly for the COOK u wash
In THE morning.
The TaIIro have na yet found no
trace nf the amDafb burglar who has
mHds such HH nft ~ hIa work.
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Bronchitis

Ayers Cherry Pectoral is
the only medicine you need.
We have been saying this
for 90 years. II you want
additional proof, ask your
own family physician.
We will abide by his de-
cision. az :. - 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
TEETH SPECIALS
Until August the
Browns Painless Dentists

r III mike Hua.iHH Joss H#HlaI fHHeH
Iu order tnHE oil ##HuaI sHuIfan
msy come ana have their teeth .araI
for during vacation.
These arc the emily dsUliHtH ~ Gee
affIe having the late botanical die.
faFrg r. apply 10 the gums fer
Painless ErfHrflHF IHIrR and
Grooming Teeth. and guaranteed for
ten HFHFH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
LOOMS BODY
FOUND

PLYMOUTH july Is The bodf
IT Kent t.aamIa has been washed
ashore 81 kinFs ffitEs. three uiisa
ffHm hefr. n has been Identified b.
NaIarhiHa and Iarafn A quantity
of money uaa an he person.
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WASHINGTON u {. July 10
A. a meeting 20 Hrd cross rcmon
stranta today. arrangements wers
discussed fer carrying uut the plans
90 John ~ Foster add Richard
OlueY for the harmonious fsofEanl
tatiou a. the aogiety.
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DENY IT


TOXIC. Juig Ie#.Tbo uaf office
denied the report current af several
days past 90 the effect thBt 10000
Japlnsan were killed ana wounded
IH bu attack CA Font Arthur
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The Fmfernal Sick Benefit and
Hospital Association viii Ftge az
excursion 90 Pleasant Reach sun
dsy faf the benefit uf the hospital
fund Elaborate plane 10 Insure the
members ~ tho association and
their friends and Acquaintance a
good time have tfsu made MuaIa
uIli D. Furnished by WaRucra OF
rheHtra
Huafa for Pleasant Beach viii
leave Pies A. the foot Of YfsIer
way. every hour. beginning - E
Beet dinner IN Seattle. uith Hsas
tsrrsH 80 burgundy 81 Msfsoa nsH-
tsfts Second HEd James every ~.
uinE. Im go
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The New Yafk and entire pariNs
squadron ere ~ the uasy yard Take
beasts from pisr 2 sunday a. 3 10.
II a. m. r. m. Is. 9. and So
q 81.
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Bs,,l..hip Esesrtion

Ten vafshiHs at the navy yard
To Hes them. take boats from pirt .
af ., 10. n a. m. ~ So. / i6. g. s
aaI 80 :. m. -.
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The Pacific squadron h raau To-
leave Bfsmcften. Don't fai. To see
them. sss
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Men Only. Turkish Baths soc.

HEAn1fS Basement Dexter Horton
hank. cor f4rat ave aud Washlhz-
ton 81
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A popular Pattern sci
IT. OAK II>fNtE
CHAIR IIHFa
very neat IL very
strongly made UH
Wool IHf ufH be-
rHHHHHH TO b.
HH I.r
81 #=fT HHHe
U. $40
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IIfinrs D. : o. 6 Union Block.
Hrri f1 HauDulKsU 4 EaHtHaIckH
'ffHsr hours. s ~ G. Sunday. 10
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Concert and Dance
Pleasant Beach Sunday.
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Cr0Nna and bnd9s WoFF 81 ToW
prices o speciality. Our Patent Dou-
bic Suction will hold Four teeth 20.
no sTUDEHT6.
Come In Ht once au4 take advan-
#FH ~ joss f#frH Al work done -
specialists without ualu and EuaT-
.Hf.#1 far 10 EsafH.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1904-08-27
SECRETARY
ENTERTAINED
Judge KepOikai Gives ROusing Luau to
Secretary Atkinson and Visitors
at The Fishery.
TWO DBNouEMENTs
Delegate T. B. Lyons and w. IL.
cornweli Announce Them
selves Out OF Politics.
TWO DBNouEMENTs


/: possible more than host at luau
given at the Kahului fishery Monday
mon in honor of Secretary of Hawaii
A. L. G. Atkinson who is on his way
to the big island.
AS general thing a heavy rain
has tendency to put damper on a
of this nature, but in this
instance 1t only helped to make the
more buoyan,, as two OF
Maui's prominent sugar estate man.
ayers were present, aud when tho
long prayed for rain came down in
torrents they took turn about at the
telephone making inquiries if their
several estates were receiving their
full quote of aqueous dividends.
r. T. Guard the boss of Waiakea.
Hilo, was the recipient of many con-
gratulations, as it is a proverbial say
ing that Hilo.ite being webfooted
and canvas backed is only at home
in good sousing rainstorm.
While the storm delayed the luau
for short time there was not q
moments drag, good natured re-
partee being exchanged during the
interval.
Adjournment from the fishery to
the groaning feast boards was had
in the midst of the rain but every
one took the slight dampening in the
best of spirit, Hon. H. P. Baldwin
pledging that he would go Manager G.
B. Wells one better on any amount
he might offer the hostess, her as
sistant, Mrs. English, and corps Of
helpers to obtain new holokus to
take the place of those drenched by
the shower.
Host Kepoikai as toastnaster,
pledged those present that a fourth
ticket would soon be in the field fol-
recognition; the Woman SuffT age
party, of which he would be an ar
dent supporter. Secretary Atkin
son replying paid a deserving trib
ute 10 the fourth party and the in
valuable assistance rendered b,
them, at Camp Woods, Kahului, dur
ing the dark days of the plague. Th'
toastmaster told OF three sisters o
,Iaui V 10 each bore son. one rep
ublican, one democrat, and one
home ruler.
He would now call upon the son @
the democrat, Delegate 7. B. Lyon
to respond. Mr.. Lyons replying
said that his trip to the conventio
had done him world of good, that !
was an experience never TO be fol
gotten, but since his return to Ha
waii nei he had decided to retir
from the political arena for the mex
two years and devote his time to hi
other interests. That he was undo
cided what he would do at the end
the two years regarding politics.
W. H. Cornwell when called upo
said that he, like his co-worker, MI
Lyons, would retire from active pol
tics, that he would devote his eutir
time to his business.
w. F. Crockett, introduced q
Maui's eloquent orator said th
position of the republicans on' Ma
Twas similar to that of the old dark
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1904-08-27

Shanghai, China, August 23.-The
American Consul has been asked 10
protect the foreign cargoes near the
Russian cruiser Askold.
Liaoyang, Aug. 23.-The Japanese
losses at Port Arthur are $4,000.
There is continual skirmishing in
Kuropatkin's front. The thirty thou
sand Japanese landed at Yinkow have
been divided between Newchwang
and Haichcng.
Vladivostok, Aug. 23.-The cruis-
ers Rossia and Gromoboi will soon be
repaired.
Ohefoo, Aug. %. Thirty thousand
reinforcements have been landed at
Port Arthur.
Durham, South Africa, Aug. o.
The Russian cruiser Smoensk stop.
ped and examined the papers of the
British steamer Comedian off Cape
Colony.
st. Petersburg, August 22.-ThC
Japanese squadron bombarded Kor
sakovosk, on the Island of Saghalien
The Government houses were des
troyed.
San Francisco, CAL, August o.
Mrs. Botkin was today sentenced t,
life imprisonment on the charge O
murder.
| Shanghai, Aug. 22.-The foreign
Consuls at Shanghai held a confer
ence today regarding the enforce
ment of Chinese neutrality at thi
port. The matter was finally refer
red to the respective Governments
Shanghai, August 22.-The Unite
States torpedo boat destroyer Chaur
cey anchored between the Japanes
} boat and the Askold.
Buenos Ayres, August 9Th
) Paraguayan irevolutiopists hav
: routed the Government forces an
established provisional goVsrnmer
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RUSSIAN CREWS
ARE PAR0LED
The Russian Cruisers at Shanghai
forced To Lower Their Flags
Severe Fighting Near Lao
yang---KurOpatkin
Reinforced.
DEATH OF MRS. ALEX. MAcKlN.
TOSH.
FORMER POSTAL CLERK ROSE
on CHARGES Of LARcBNY--
cONTRABAND QUESTION
GOES to HAGUE TRI-
BUNAL,

(Late Dispatches by Wireless.)
San Francisco, Aug. 26.-Former
postal clerk Rose who is wanted at
Honolulu for several charges of lar
ceny will sail Saturday.
London, Aug. 26.-Premier Bal
four says that two cruisers from tie
Cape of Good Hope squadron will 10
cate and notify the Russian cruiser
Smolensk not to interfere with neu-
trails,
Laioyang, Aug. 26. Severe fight
ing is reported at Toranshu, near
Laioyang.
Shanghai, Aug. 26.-The Russian
Cruisers Askold and Grozovoi have
lowered their flags and their crews
have been paroled.
Honolulu, Aug. 26.-Hilo's hospi-
tal Will De maintained. Or. Grace S
offer has been accepted.
London, Aug. 25.--It is reported
here that Russia will submit the con-
traband question to the Hague Tri.
bunal.
ST. Petersburg, Aug. 25.-Itis re-
ported that General Kuropatkln is
one the eve of an important move
ment. His army has been reinforced
by $4,000 men.
Dresden, Aug. 24.-Mrs. Alexand.
er Macintosh, wife of Canon Mac.
kintosh died here today from a
stroke of apoplexy.