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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
DIRE sstNes

Mayoualse Without Oll-To the
ynlks Of four eggs add teaspoon
mustard. one 81 salt. half a teaspoon
mace. and beat until light then add
one pint rich cream. blend together.
and cock In q double boiler until IL
thickens. stirring ell the time.
When partly cool add two dessert
spoons tRraEon vinegar or Juice Of
small lemon.
Cold Slaw Dressing one cup
Of vinegar 90 boil. add two big tea
spoons cornstargh. wet with a little
water Cook five minutes. then add
one heapinE tablespoon butter. one
Of sugar. one level teaspoon salt and
onoshalf a teaspoon celery salt Pour
this boiling mixture over two we'll
beaten eggs. beating constantly un-
al we'll blended. Chill. Just before
using add one-half cup whipped
sweet cream
Salad Dressing Cream one heap
ing tablespoon butter. ono level tea
spoon mustard one level salt-spoon
psprlka and yolks Of two eggs pour
over this one-half cup vinegar. Re
turn 10 stove 60 cook over boiling
water until thickened. when cold
add one cup woll-whipped cream.
Cabbage Dressing three we'll
beaten eggs add one heaping table,
spoon butter. two teaspoons sugar
one sait-spoon mustard, one cup
vinegar and a dash salt. Cook In a
double boiler. stirring constantly.
until like thick cream. While hot
pour over cabbage which has been
cut fine on a slaw-cutter.
EGG Saueo-Melt tablespoon butt
ter. add. while over fire, tablespoon
flour and gradually n cup OF half
milk aud half water. stirring con-
stantly until IL thickens. Add tea
spoon finely minced parsley. salt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
JOKE ON
BURGLAR
ROBBED AN EMPTY SAFE At
MADISON STREET POWER
HOUSE

Seattle burglars have smooth aall.
ms as Ions as they eouuus them.
SELVES TO the lootiag Of down town
stores aud Suburban residences. Dat
Nhen they attempt 10 make haaI
ffum the Htfuuk boxes Ut the seat.
tle Electric company they find
thtmaelyea up against &c good and
bard
Last Saturday uiEht between ~
and II u..esk. a daring but M
successful attempt vas made o. raA
safe belonging % the electric o.
touuH a. The Madison street pawef
station A wandering EraskHmah
sp.e8 shat be supposed vas a good
thiug when h.a experienced eye fcil
urun a little afe aI..lHE ln TIE
northeast corner % Inspector on.
ian.a office At the rowrf station
The Lnauet Tor happened % BE- oui
on che line fal a Few mluuteH On
hia return be vas struck all In
heap hY che appearance ~ tla Of
flee daar 4 ummf had been uasd
upan Il alth feilinE effect The
HitIs aafa bad been drawn ouf -
the arutef Of the room and the fial
en- Ila Mae gave evidence that IL
had beer opened
Tie safe contained only "A small
square 70 brussels carpet The
eEaf Esmau bad made q eater haut
Nothing waa disturbed save q
small hand aatehel which uaa on
the Inspectors dsak A gaping rllI
In the side 81 Il had exposed the
contents. which we're undistufhvd
The trIFk Vas turned ln a VERY frw
minutes. and the noise uaH drowned
- the rattle 81 the heavy cars over
the turutabie ~ the station
The nefvy knight Of the limmr
had gone uruuE in hla calculations
There vas money 10 the place
Enough o. take q trip 90 thr world E
fair. in iudInE ali expenses. bat he
had failed t1 fui r. No one Az
him SO one heard him and The
company Is mYallfed. The police
arr conducting an Investigation
Meanwhile the officers ~ the
electric company are enloYing =
qaiet laugh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
Portland Real Estate
Man Is in Trouble
CHARGED WITH LEADING AsrRAv ORPHAN Girl, AND
LleG ART INVESTIGATING MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
HUR INFANT CHILD

HaVley LAID in hiding until 3 O'clock
In che morning when ha captured
Allies Haueu. she hatns taken o. the
south Tacoma waudH Hhel Hhe
hrafl am eiHerH Nas after nHU
TACOMA AuE 81 raly ln July
arH.UH NaNI#y uf Portland arrived
IN JbH ,ii8 IN HHBf#h 90 Eue rune
HuH Through the uia uI gbief az
HuI#e NalaHHN Detective n. q
smith. of suuth TaaumB. and officer
Charles smith. af south rarema. the
zIII was located 90 a usIuH uear NIas
auaIN flats. midway between That's
#Itv and Olympia. oui.rf SMITH Hez
.umranIsd the Portland ou.eeE 60
NIaauaily flats. where they arrested
9ba EIHL
No fuee - the baby could be
Evmd. although dHlEeut search
au# made Il uHH believed hY ths
ofnerfs working ON the ease that
NmuEa. who Ia a fe8l estate man In
Portland. had secured possession II
. the Infant and had hired olbeHH Cd
. do away with &C. Thruueh letters
zrut through chief 81 Police Ma
IuuN UiHHEH VAS uduEHd ta GORE.
arsHd with che gi5l Through thiH
and uHhef means enough evidence
/ at# secured 10 warrant tHH arrest II
lHr man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
WERE BRITISH
Deceived

RICHMOND. Va. Aus. s3-Ths
British government may have been
deceived into granting a provisional
pardon Tor Mrs Maybrick. Such Is
the peculiar situation A. brought
cut b. tho facts which have Just
come 70 lIEhf 10 is even believed
taAt her haste 10 come to America
mas be duo % the knowledge that
such deception vas pFacuced. and
fear that she might be detained
pending a further review 81 the
case. In either case she would be
re-afreated and returned % prison.
The answer Of n. ". Armstrong
% the suit brought against him By
Nine won HaQues. the mother Of
Mrs. Florence Maybriek. is In the
hands OF his attorneys. 70 be filed
Ia tho chancery clerks office.
This action. it 81 said. Nlrs May
bricks friends used ~ a means Of
uerauadlnK the aritish government
Ia release her on a ticket Of leave.
HARDNESS Fon Hoques brought suit
several years ago. alleging Arm
strong bad persuaded her 10 part
for gi0oO with lands which he
subsequently, sold for millions.
Mrs. MaYbriek was said 20 have
an interest In the property The
answer % Armstrong maintains she
had no interest Ia the lands. and
the British government seems TO
have fallen into a trap arranged by
the friends Of Mrs. Mayhriek,
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Especial 70 The st.rl

poRTtANp Ores NuF ~ 4
Sensation Was Dausei this afternoon
y the arrest VI NaaHs UUIHEH. q
bortHHd real estate man. with of
tices iu The Mckay building. sbaFEad
with leading aHIuy Etaa Harmon.
an tSsyraf.aIi ward 90 the uasa
and Girls Aia society. and pending
nn luveatIEsgIau uf tbe tate OFF De-
ghild. Whtsh has disappeared lnd IH
reported deBa
Miss Harmon was brought heH#
fvm Tacoma Ia July SHE went
thee December 8. ICES tier child
Mas bern December ta. tspg. Ht fHH
White shield horne SIX weeks later
ehe vas siyeu employment nc o..
home 81 Airs CATER in south Tie
coma. and ia Marsh. she saws aH#
received letter from Ar ntms
tcllluW her ta EEkr she baby o. NIs
Smith az The IateI uonnaIiX rvt
weeks after she alNa billings wrote
her The baby Rad died ef measles
THE BOYS ANA Girls Ala society b..
Gated her az AIRS CIarks house. n-aI
NisaualiN. iaat moath.
hiliHgs o. married. Miss Harmon
alleges a sensational assault aIEh.
teen months are MHa RULINGS eHIHa
Z "a the house at Fha time. urtsHtIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
Chinese Coolies Are
Ready to Leave Home
AMUSEMENT AFFORDED EUROPEANS WATCHING FIRST
SHIPMENT or CHINESE LAeoRERs TO SOUTH AFRICA

TfESTsiN-An interesting sight
vas afforded Europeans here wAsn
a lot q coolies were shipped 10
South Africa to work in the mines
Ths arsue vas one q excitement
end hustle. Chinese coolies are nos
the ealmozt Of martala Their daily
occupations are not performed uIth-
ouf EXCITEMENT and chatter
There WaH. however. no confusion
end 40 siEn Of discomfort The
coolies were excited. liks children.
tut we're good .humored and gay
They approached five ~ q time.
and their fret ordeal Waa Ca enter
HHffIe brick house uhofe were seat
- the medical officers The coolies
stripped aud after inspection paHacd
uu 90 the next Enclosure Here were
81 large bath tubs Each caolie took
he bath WIfh laughter and Hpiutirr-
INK. the sensation being NO douOt
novel
Then they passed 20 another aheik
leaving dirty clothing behind 10
the nert shed " T. stevens VIA
passing out new clothing with ttr
assistance 81 a Chinese staff Eath
reolIs got bis clothing and bedding.
together with a tin ticket and a pa
per slip. and In an adjacent incl0as
ufe. or out In The open arrays
himself in hlH new Earb
Once tubhrd and dressed the cuet
De- step ont Herupulouaiy clean. IL
o. said that at HonKkoug the ma7
difficult work was keeping away
undesirable material The cooliEs
have been constantly under medIoal
inspection here. Fl
Before they board ship each man
80 asked whether he wishes 90 go.
Your representative saw NO hnaita
ton Tho anxiety was 10 get away.
an observer aurEeHts that perhaps
the coolies were married
The coolle having finally accepted
the contract. goes along 10 a shed,
where a months wages In advance
are given him There was some
trouble al this point owing 10 a de-
ductlen Of IS for clothes and board.
from the $40 advanced. Your repre-,
Hrntatlvea ascertained that the cool
les knew tho deduction was 10 be
made. but did not want ~ made all
Ht once. n BE- a favorite weakness
~ Chinese 90 get an advance and
pay back by monthly deductions.
which they make AZ small az nOHal-
bic. This Is universal practice. and
the employers recognized 1t by de-
Quoting for the present $3.50 only.
bud uAIIns aaob man k1g 20 This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23

struck yesterday. However. not for
wage bat for a shorter daY They
aId net Hay they wanted q shorter
dnY without reduced pay bot that
y aa the inference Experience haf
shown Iat IabareH wIii net work
muah below certain limit Of
WAGES even u the uumber Of hours
10 "A aufH day is reduced
II "a cspeeied that strikes wlil
aIeHr a. Intervals ou other sewer
Ioba and street work nos going en-
In the ritY.
The Federal union Il figuring on
leasing Jos tsnta wEfh cooking uteu
aIit and sending the strikers on this
sort N work 10 the hop fields %
make living until the local con.
tractors decide 90 De good The
harvest fields affeF another field
for The employment 81 striking "a
b1rrr al this time Of year and Il
e. altogether probable that local
contractors wiIl have their hands
fut fnF several months a. least Ia
tying 20 maintaiu the s-halr and
tO-hguf day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23

seemed satisfactory. Tor when asked
how mucH they got. the coolies an
So cred. Thirty dollars for one
month showing that they reeor-
nired the meaning ~ the deduction
The costume u the coolies r.
clean looking and Eerfierahlr. Of
EfroaE dHah calico. straw hat and
= hitr HBrhH. they are also given a
mattress and cuVerief wooden stool
60 pillow wash basin. tin cup. fan.
and other odHmants. together with
uadacd wilmer clothing aH 30 VII BE-
winter iu South Africa when fhcy
land This makes a complete out
~ and some 81 the coolies aNuFEeH
about Ike hiuafed capitalists for
scme 81 them have never been IN
such luxury before. They are ready
% talk and ehaff with anyone who
comes along
Are you eoine away vas asked
three OF four
yes. we are going to dig IN the
earth. replied the enollra
You have nice clothes. Where
did you rnt them1s continued the
lhtegfuEatur.
The mining eompauy'# master
gave ne them said the coolies.
"Did hc give you thcao7a pointing
"a cups and utensils.
eyes
"Aud thls''-pointing 90 a carved
wooden ciEarei holder with which
ono dandy cnolle Was smoking .
rinhead. NO. ! bought this. said
~ dandy. amid the laughter of his
companions.
BY aud hy ono - the coolies. old
or than the others. approached con-
nfrutlally Are We going 20 fightr
be asked. No. was the reply.
Didn't you say yourself that you
we're going 90 die
Yes. bat EuEllahman knows.
Shall We be soldiers
No. there rs mo- fighting All the
Rad men have been killed or sent
away"
'sWnl they cut on our Queues7"
certainly not" This reply az
forded great satisfaction.
"WiH there be EnslIshmon
there7'
Yes. many English
The reply was again received With
evident qualification other ques-
tions were put. but all bearing ON
the same points, the possibility OF
warfare. the queues. and the pres
cnfe uf Eugllahmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23

No conception can he had 81 The
Horrors 20 the selgs % Port Arthur
Prom the cable advices it Is known
that the japanese. though unable
a. assault the city directly have
worked aronnd on beth sides and
at the cost % thousands of lives
have taken the forts en- Well bill
on the west aut Taku shaa helEhts
on the east.
These places have been flied mp
with great siege guns and naval
eans. and. worst q ali. vith morfara
which hurl huge shells filled with
powerful explosives. Within three
miles of the city and Ia the rear u
ats strongest land defenaes the Japs
Rfe dropping death and destruction
day and uiEht into The doomed city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
ACCUSED or FORGERY

WmTEHoRsE. Aug iE-Private
Hubbard. % the United States army
stationed az skagway. Who Vas &C
ruaed % forging the name OF Df.
J =. Clayton. also Of skagway. and
who later fled. Was arrested AZ Car
fibou on Monday. August -. Hub
bard az first vas inclined 10 submit
quietly 10 being extradtted but later
on the advice Of an attorney here
has decided to fight his extradition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
CHARGED WIN
ASSAULT

" uidEvay The proprietor n q
fashionable riding academy located
between thirteenth and Fourteenth
avenues ON Eaaf Columbia street IL
charged aith assault and battery BY
J S HriHhtfl Is local collector.
rsIEUtHi walked into tHe place last
Saturday and requested tHa payment
~ q small btu which Haa lharEed 10
HIdNH
Payment aaa not only refused but
huf wafda followed. and the afr got
20 thieb that PeiKhtsi thought be
might choke t8 Is#iH 10 be beat "a
blHulned retreat closely follow ed
hy iue ra-humaue officer Nha. all
though handicapped By game leg
successfully left good evidence Of the
charge places against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
MUNYON'S
WITCH HAZEL
SOAP9
W
sRgEss'Sasfg,WNA
- u Nam

I want every woman who wishes o.
Improve bier complexion HHu wishes
would ukf a. have her Taco free ffam
an rEIH aFuHfIaHr and fHHIfl HIHmIHhfH
fH aHr o.. WITCH Hazel HHHu. / want
every mHIuHH tH ffH tHiH soap HH baby
utfI. ONE ~ HH II#rl HHHH rash and
IHHHHH MHHsH baby HH.Ht HH fuHHH
ENHF
II 500 HIHH FHHF HEIu f. glow with
EHHfHfHI ffHHHHHHH EHtu HH#T HlHHH-
item II good condition hH using Mum
1aHa Pass Paw Tonic n WHlas worn
uaf HfaWHUHH almost HH good aH new
IHW HHH Will aHHHI" EuH fI HHt what
EHH HHr oh EHH HEH HHd aHHH sou
ifHF thus making gsHd rich HIaHd.
which UI#rH hffII'aHHH and HHHHfF 60
fHH complexion Il cures dizziness.
uHHEaHHHaHH and HIHruI HHaHrHH II sou
are uauHfiUHffH uT bilious Hr HHEa aHy
liver aIIWrut a. mJ fuN.i'aH Taxa
tive PILE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
NEW ALASKA ROAD

DAWSON. Y. r. Aug a1.-Faicon
JoHlYu4 n this city. has 90 last sue
eeeied ga completing all negBiia-
from cbenoa 10 Gliroy and Pedro
creeks. IN the Tanana country. Mr.
Joaiyn states that 20 miles ~ the
railroad viii be built a. fast az the
material can arrive. after which the
rwaf of the road can proceed ~ q
slower rate. A large consignment q
the material for building the road il
nov cn route here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23

Up On Wolf hill from ths forts
marked +. 2 and 3 the 1apansas
poured a steady merrllesa fire into
the Russian naval yard and upon
The fleet This drove the Russians
cart into the open sea ahsre Togo s
fleet pounded them The ships that
we're drawn back into TIE port could
not remain because the steady hafi
cf fire uaa resumed aud 80 thr Sec
end dash saa necessary.
some idea q the horrors o. the
city rau be gained wren II ia real
izeG that the ships "a the bay. WHICH
are getting only a part Of the Jap
aueas shells preferred tuiec 20
meet the terrible fleet u Togo rath-
sr than remain within range o. the
Jap artillery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
ROSALIE ON
DRY DOCK
DISABLED STEAMER WILL BE
OFF Her RUN FOR ABOUT SIX
DAYS

The steamer Resale. OF the
Alaska steamship company, which
broke her tail shaft near Point vii
son yesterday afternoon. was hauled
OF the WAYS Of Moran Bros. az
o'clock this afternoon. Tho vessel
will be off the run for six days
Superintendent Frank Burns. OF
the Alaska steamship company.
said this morning that the Rosalie
would not be able 10 resume her
run until August -. The damage
cannot be asCeftnined rs yet. as un-
al the old shaft is removed II will
not be possible 20 ascertain the eX-
ACT amount OF work TO be done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
MUST PAY
SINKING or BRITISH STEAMER
WAS WITHOUT CAUSE AND
CAR WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR
IT


SHANGHAI Aug % A naval
court has decided that the British
steamer tiipaang vas sunk without
just cause She belonged 10 the
Iiindo=China Navigation company.
and vas sunk b. a Russian torpedo
boat IN Pigeon bay on July r. The
Russians claimed she tried To run
away. but the captain o. the Hip
sang swore that bis engines were
stopped when the vessel was sunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
SARAH MUST PAR

PARIS Aug 23-A child actress
Suzanne Jugierska has obtained so
dHW4Eaa from Mime. Sarah Bern.
hhrit Tor breach Of contract The
youthful actress had been engaged
Tor the role ~ Madame Hoyalr. bon
"NaranueH.' but after ton rehe1faala
Nine. Bernhard refused tu lat her
Bppear The court held Tint thiH
could not De done without mourning
q liability. nor was the artist bound
20 accept the substitution Of another
rode under such conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23

FL rAso. Tex. Aus. 23-Fifty
homes were washed away IN q flood
which swept through silver city.
y " yesterday. Tho flood vas
caused BY a cioudburat ia the noun
tsins So far aa kuoHn. no lives
we're lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY MEET

PORTLAND. Me. Aug s1-The
twenty seventh annual meeting ~
The National Council uluRhfers N
Liberty. opened in thia city today
with indications pointing 70 % lively
session. Tho ll-abaarhiuR tHH." fHr
discussion r. the proposed amend
ment tu fha laws % the order o. en-
able ans American man 90 gain ad-
mission. This matter vsH before thn
national council az t. meeting last
year m Detroit. bat the rfauoait ton
was rejected b. close vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
Miners VIII
DO 10 Court

DENVER. Aug 3a-H. y. SeInrr-
dinzrr and ]. 3. Hall of the Inter-
state Mercantile company. Two u
those departsd by the CIuEen'a al
lance mob at cripple creek. Satur-
day afternoon. have engaged former
COT charles s Thomas aa their at
toruey and have Instructed BIN TO
brine HuIt In the federal court for an
Injunction fafbI1dIuR Interference
with them end their business In
cripple creek Suits for damages
aF.Iuat Teller county and It's off,
calls VIII aled be instituted.
President Roosevelt uill be ap-
uraIei 60 for protection by Thomas
Iarfet. who was beaten hy "a mob IN
the cripple creek district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
WANTS RECEIVER

Gusaie Euphrat has begun action
Edith Morrison. proprietor ~ Hotel
Western az First avenue south and
Washington street. 70 recover notes
valued ~ tia80 Eurhrat further
alleges that Mrs Mnfrlaan ewes sew
.ral bills and does not have money
with which o. pay then. For That
reason q receiver r. asked for tho
hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
T Failure

20 cure indigestion is largely due 70
tn cid theory that when the stomach
becomes inactive II needs something 20
mechanically digest its contents. and
rHthHrtfes. pWrEHtINrs. etc. are used.
which give only temporary relief. be-
cause thny digest hy Irritating the lin-
ing Of the stomach
Modern science recognizes the TACT
that IL IL the nerves that furnishes
motive power 70 digest the contents II
the stomach
The nerves Rgitatc and mix She food.
and stimulate the Hecrcuous. When
they hccof weakened they lack en-
ernv. and Indigestion dyspepsia. sour
afaunaHh result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
EXPLOSION
ONE KILLED AN SEVERAL N.
JuREo ~ FIREWORKS Es.
TkBLGsHMEHT
dug seripps Ness Assnl

NEW YORK Aug. sg ElWard
Whitman. powder mixer. was tlil=
81 Robert Armstrong HaH badly
burned. AMI several others Injured
a. the result % an explosion 81 one
OF the powder houses Of f1iufH
Fireworks Exhibition company st
Manhattan beach this morning
They were mixing powder. which
vas IguItcd b. friction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
AT Oyster Bay

OYSTER BAY. Aug. "a Senator
Lodge. % Massachusetts,. arrived to-
day and spent the greater part Of
the day IN a conference with Presi-
dent Roosevelt. lie read the presi-
dents letter Of acceptance and dis
cussed affairs in the far east and
the relation Of the American govern
meut % them. Neither the president
nor Senator Lodge evidenced any
apprehension that the United States
would be drawn into the war situa-
fEnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
DIR. Miles
Re storative Nervine

will relieve obstinate eases 81 indigcs-
lion. dyspepsia and stomach trouble
bY strengthening these nerves.
II had severe stomach trouble. DR..
Miles Nervinc, and Nerve and Liver
Pills cured me l can now cat any
thing without trouble" - l. e..
O'HRIEN. Winston salem. n. y.
The first bottle will benefit ~ not.
the druEaist will return Kour monax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
FIVE
HURT
skTA re TRAIN oERAILUo AND
piTcHED IN KANSAS

mY gcfirun News Ans'n1
TOPEKA. Kan AdE e1-FIvs
persons we're seriously injured a.
the result - the dcfailinE Of the
santa BE Teaas-Oklahoma express
near Teeumnrh. kan. early this
morning The train was going ~
the rate 81 30 miles an hour. The
whole train % eight cars left the
track.
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Steamer Attire
Especial to The star.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 22.-The
French bark David Dangers, Ham
burg for Seattle. was spoken June
% Ia latitude 80 degrees south and
longitude Is degrees vest with fire
In her hold. She required no as
sistance and wished to be reported
al well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
CHARGED WITH
MURDER

ATHENS. Ohio. Aug. aa.--In addf-
ton 10 Sergeant J. =. Duffy. ". II.
Raymond and John Guldas. Pred 9.
ThaIer and ". II. GufteEan. all OF
the Fourteenth United States artil-
lery. are held for the killing 81 COR
poral Charles clark In the recent
encounter al the state eneampment.
Warrants have been issued for the
men named.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
MOOT SAYS NO

NEW York Aug 20 In letter
10 senator Phtt, Ellhu Root former
secretary OF war; has positively de-
,lined Co accept the republican nom
nation for governor Of New York.
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and paprlka 20 season and the fine
~ minced yolk % a hard-boiled egg.
Take from the fire. add yoke Of two
eggs beaten with q tablespoon lem
on juice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
WASHOUTS

Los ANGELES. CAL Aue. IL
The atahaat continue "a hold up
fha Santa De- trains 81 Arizona The
knights Tempihf VIII b. delayed q
hours or more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
CYCLIST DEAD

PARIS Aug. 2a-GrarRa Lander
Of ChicaEo. a uelt knoWu eyeliat. 81
dead a. the result - an accident
during the races. BE vas riding be-
hind motor cycle ehen The ae4l-
dent occurred