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TORPEDO Boat WAS WAS
TOSSED LIKE A CORK
In A RAGING CATARACT
CORRESPONDENT coLvER Owes A THRILLING ACCOUNT or
LIFE ON BOARD or JAPAws LITTLE SEA FIGHT
ERs

up 70 that we can hardly calm down
enough % sleep.
The matter Of food on our little
craft IL a serious one, too. We have
scarcely amy room Tor supplies aftsr
We have stored our fuel and afnmuni-
ti0n. ard
ONLY THE SIMPLEST RATIoNs
can be prepared on a torpedo boat
which is being baffetsd about like q
cork Ia q cataract
Il have lived ten years ln the lat
ten days" he concluded. but 1 hope
60 live long enough TO get those fsl-
lows face % face. away from their
forts. and get some real Satisfaction
for the drsAry work We have been do
lnR"
The torpedo boat commander makes
out quite n good case for his men
and himself. but a poor st0ker. named
Eenzaburo. on the AHssna, has won
distinction by losing his life IN a uervY
way The fleet was off NladiEoetok
on March 6. when an escape pipe on
the AzamA Became eloEsed with Ice.
For q moment nobody knew what 70
DO. The seas breaking constantly over
the deck. frozs as they fell. and tho
chip was like
A FLOATING ICEBERG.
The atoker seized a bit Of rope. made
IL fast and swung himself over tins
side, crying cat as no did 90. Il can't
shoot torpedoea for the emperor. but
I'm not afraid 10 give my life fof
him.
lie elambered down and broke the
Zee from the mouth Of the pipa
BcarceIy had he finished his task. and
Just an bis comrades were about 10
haul him aboard. a great wave swept
over the ship and the poor fellow was
never seen again.
There has been 3 whole lot written
about The gierY that Japau'H navy 10
winning. bat II ever glory was won
On the face Of hardship and constant
suffering. this is II. sun the officers
and men seem % be lfatuated with the
reFfioua game they are playing. and
when one Of the shipe r. IN port the
crew IL almost wild with fear that
there viii be q battle IN their abssnea
Commander Hirosa Of one Of thu
japanese fleet. teiegraphed his wife
the following message. after the eco.
end fight AT Port Arthur Fought
won. healthy"
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mes Of whlskera. which has been ao-
counted FOR In the eableErama from
Parts. lie looks rather weary. too,
but there was a noticeable clint %
Riadnesa In his eye when the con-
daoior shouted All aboafdl" and
the train steamed up for the tall
umhers Of the Cuaeadea. lie had
shown impatianee when there was
talk OF a delay AZ thia place. and he
was Enthusiastically glad TO be near
ING homs.
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BY w. q. coIysr, Special Commits.
sionsr 81 the Newspaper Enter.
priss Association In the Far Esst

aAgEHO, Japan. March 1.-The
commander Of one VI the japanese
torpedo fleet. who brought his little
ship into this port for supplies last
aiEht. told Of the hafdShiDH tbs men
of the fleet endure.
FOR over a month" 40 said, we
have been racing about IN a winter
sea. and I caBOnt tell you how ais-
nplfiting tho work 10. When We sight
a Russian. he runs 20 oOysr under the
guns Of Port Arthur or Vladlyostok.
ana A. soon as wo get away be comes
out again.
'.slneo February u the weather has
bssn terrible up there. You know q
torpedo boat Il only a playthlng Tor
the elements az boat. and we have
been at II almost day and night
In a way. however, our discomfort
has besn a blessing. for nons OF our
men have caught the heavy colds that
the men on tho larger ships ~ this
fleet are suffering with. because We
are cold ali the time and 20 hAgs no
changes from hot 70 cold. On the
cruisers and battisshlps the quarters
Afo warm and when the men set out
on the ley. heaBwspt steal decks they
are liable 20 catch bad colds.
THE only heat we are expected 20
have on our little craft IL that fur
nlahed By opea charcoal brazlsrs. and
ths way
THE WAVES HAVE TOSSED
as around. during tha past month, We
have not cared for 1--we Goals as ship
mates.
AS q result. wo have Datrollsd tho
coast day a1a night without fire and
IN degree of chill and cold that peo-
pls on land can never comprehend.
Often ths snow drives into the
mems quarters and covars them ~
they sleep. sleep too. or rather the
iaes Of H. has been one Of our great
est hardshipa. Our dangerous work
and fighting IL done az Night We
show no iiEftr and dash about IN n
terrific sea. ~ fun speed. for hours at
= tins and often all night The fear
Of coilislon--t0 say nothing OF the dan
gers Of fighting. and the difficulty Of
keeping afloat ~ aii--key our nerves
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The 0rc eFeSS of the
II trdnd. ef so biF51sasH
4aasn,

bonds with mo
Just as VAS entering my brokers'
observed a man leaning against tito
railingn. lie WAS dressed like an
ordinary tramp. and had a nlouch
hat pushed over his eyes Those
eyes. very bright and watchfui.
seemed 20 haunt me, ! did not think
they looked like the eyes 81 an
nnsliahnan were too brilliant
and also too aecfetlve.
My broker gave mo an open check
for a.st0 pounds for tho bonds. This
4 az once took 60 his bank ana
eNshed IN notes. Az wan leaving
tha bank l observed the Same man
whom l had seen standing outside
the brokers' office. He aid not look
At mo this time. but sauntercd slow
~ by. l was conscious OF a curious.
lrfitatsd feeling. and had some dif-
ficulty IN baniahinR him from my
mind. That he Was following me !
had little doubt. and this fact re-
doubled my unsaAiness.
got Into a cab and drove 10 Van
dslsar's house. when arrived thers
Wa IL HAAN " Wv fN-AAf NtfRt
inE myself for being oyersuapicious,
I Inquired for my friend. lie was
out. but was lucky enough 90 catch
him just outside the court. lie was
very busy. ana could only give me a
moment. I told him mn news brief
-. Tits face grew grave.
HAD. was his lac0nic remark.
f told you feared there was some
thing going on. wonder what
Lacy nouverie u gp tot"
Nothing dinhonorabie." I replied
hntiy. do you think. Vandeleur,
abe wants the money for her broth
err
Hubert Sale has plenty OF money
Of his own" was Vandelsur'n rst0rt,
@lseaideA, you nay he Is IN Australia
gone on Mime. tsara's business,
can't like ~. pruce. Believe me,
.sara in ~ the bottom OF this. You
must watch for oil you are worth.
You must act the detective. Newer
mind whether you like the part or
not. II l. fof the sake OF that poor
girl she has. beyond doubt pat
herself In the clutches Of the most
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KNOW THYSELF

m
DO you appreciate he that deciaratlonf
II sick" Keep on saying
n Bsxin to II. you en- n bed.
somehing Christian Science There IL something
Therapeutics These systems con-
OF tho mind the
tedy.
fore
itself by the subua
rewer Of sugkesion--the foundation OF hypnotism
II difference what one
believes Tremendously.
believe happy for the time happy II
believing viii be pure
believe H. are strong
limitations this Of faith cireuu
carried to ridiculous
is power every ouEh, know IT,
tho deck Of your
and currents
may your you Of
The N Of ts
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BULLETIN ~!

Just as the Star Duat Column was
xains Into the form the =. u. NJ. re-
eelxed tho following startling tcle-
gram. for which the column was
held.
"MuknTEo. Wash, Comm fast
ca steam cars en- bring mo. Tele-
phone Mrs. w. 4 hev hot supper
ready. Tall timbsrs looks good Z q
feler. JOSH WISE"
Josh viii arrive this afternoon and
probably report Tor duty Monday.
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we are old friends. Violet" I
said. laying my hand on her arm.
You ana Hubert ana once swors
eternal friendship. Now. because Of
that old friendship. l win do what
you ask. though don't like 10 do u,
ana l would rather your husband
knew about Il. since this lie not 10
be. | mean 10 put To you another
question, and demand. Niolst--yea.
1 demand a frank answer
what II itf" she asked.
HAS Mine. Sara anything direct
~ or Indirectly. 70 do with this af-
fairT"
she glanced at me In astonish-
msnt.
mime. sara Absolutely nothingi
why should shsr'
Have you consulted her about
itf"
well. yea. I have. OF course. she
H. you see. my very kindsst
friend"
~And you are doing this by her
adviosf"
''shs dla counsel ire. She said Il
wauid be the only way out"
1 was silent My CONSERVATION
was too great Tot me Go pat into
words.
Violet" I said. after a pause. Il
am sorry that madame has got pos
session OF your dear old home. 1 am
sorry you are friends with herr
am more than sorry ypn eonasiit her.
for DO not like her ~
Then you are In the minority.
n-xon. All people praise Mme sara.
An. makes friends whsnetaf ahe
goes"
All answered. ''exeeIs With
the few who know her - she Ia
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pinos who are being brought TO
This country TO take part I'm the ST.
louis exposition insist on throwing
away their clothes. It's just as well.
They'll be swiped In 81. Louis.
schwab arrived from Europe the
Uther day, and the first thing he did
was to deny the report that he had
broken the bank OF Monte Carlo.
Then he added that he didn't try.
WAR PROVERBS.
Russia's craft bringeth nothing
home.
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(continued)

Best dinner In Seattle. with sau-
terncs or burgundy. at Maison Bar
berla. Second and James. every eve
ming, 800
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JOSH COMING HOME

EfI.ENSBURg. April 2.--Josh
Wise passed through here this morn
Ing. en- route for Seattle. When the
train stopped OF the depot Josh got
off 20 walk about and stretch his
legs lie was Immediately recog-
mixed. but seemed 10 resent IL when
accosted. Here bev' travelled
clean across tn pond" said he. "and
got this fur on my way hum. man.
agin' 70 keep incos all tn way. an
now you feliers has got & get ont
mel" He seemed deeply aggrieved
and would not be interviewed on
what IL doing IN Paris. Josh IL look
Ing well except for a slight scanti-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
"a STAR DUST ~

-Genius II that which enables a
man to make good excuses 10 his
Wffe.s
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should not be licked on land by any
dinky little Japs. even though the
laps ala put the old boys subjects
out Of business for awhile In the
scraps along the waterfront. Tire
banks all along the Yahoo river are
bristilnx with Russian whiakers.
and woe bstids any Jap that goes up
against them.
SEN SEN. April ,.-Thsrs "a
nothing doing yet But there viii
be soon This morning a detach-
ment of Russians. loaded with
vodka. set out TO look for trouble.
They viii undoubtedly find II. The
czar's men are expert on skirmlsh-
ing for trouble. Besides this Japs
have got II 10 give away.
GIN hickey. April Att IL rum
ored here that n prairie schooner,
loaded with provisions and Rus
SLAMS. trying 10 transport the same
across the place where the Trans
Siberian railroad has gone fuzzy. has
been sunk by the laps
PUY ALLUP. April Mot leaf
stirring. Everything serene here.
A Russian has not been seen In the
vicinity for weeks. There IL moth
ing doing. A rumor did reach here
some time ago 10 the effect that
there was q mixup OF some kind.
but " hasn't shaken things up much
here.
The Russians dlstrust the Chinese
General. Mu. In fact. there would
be more harmony In the Ear East
with Mu sick Bricks. turnips and
eggBD
The drcasmakcrg convention an
nounces the doom OF the Paris gown.
Knew u was only a question Of time
until the Paris gown or the Ameri-
can man had to 20.
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HYNopafa.

BYHoPsfa.
bruce visits at the home Of Sir
John nouverie. whose wife. Violet.
he knew In childhood She In In
trouble. evidently about her brother
Hubert. who has gone to Australia
Co attend to some business for Mime.
sara. Violet asks Druee TO secretly
secure the money for bonds valued
at 1900 pounds.
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The RUSSIANS
plan to
SLAUGHTER THOU.
SANDS OF JApS

KER cHoo. April 2.--Ths Rus
SLAMS intend TO get busy. a COM
fnanding officer was heard 10 say
this morning that the cars army
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1000 OR YOUR EYEsdHT7 HIGHT CONSULTATION, EXAM
INATION TESTED FREE
skATTIE EYE EAR NOSE THROAT IgFIRMARY.
f5 Halter Block. Corner econd and ounbia Street
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Go TO spfnnings for bicy..s re-.
pairs.
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HIRsCH. FIRST AyESu
RAGLEY. Itas
YEsf.ER WASHINGTON
FIRST AVENUE. BARTEf
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BACK To
THE FARM"

"Bymca and Remnant. Mlnot. y.
Don't come back an you find
him Better 90 10 forming.
DELANEY
The foregoing ae1ule message
flushed over the wires last uiFht
from the chief Of police I'm Seattle
Co two OF his SWEETEST ely cops
waiting Tor orders in "a North Ia
kota city
The message was I'm answer 90 one
which the two plain clothes men
had sent I'M The early morning tell
ing chief Delaney Of the escape Of
Ike HhrHelI. the weuId-he wife mur-
dcrer ana ASKING for instructions
Chief Delaney BE- s1u broke IN
over the escape af Horael First
DO was surprised then he was
rriaved. then he got mad. ana the
more he thinks about the ridiculous
bluudar WHae hy Detectives nyrnes
and remnant the madden he gets.
ON IrHrung that Horsell had
given the officers the slip by get
ting permission % go to the toilet
room In the smoking ear alone, and
rlskIHE bis neck hy jumping through
the open window of the gompart-
mout while the train was nttling
along az a s5-mile-an-heur EaiL
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RAISED IT
a MILLION
BOARD or EQUALIZATION GAVE REAL ESTATE ASSESSMENT
or GREAT NORTHERN LRoAD A TREMENDOUS BOOST

The assessed valuation ~ the real
estate Of the Great Northern railway
in this city was given the biggest
boost ln the history Of the county
b the board Of equalization This
morning. The board made radical
and refreshing departure In itH
method Of taxing the real property
q she Zig corporation. sending II up
% the same figures aa mat applied
% surrounding private property.
Attorney l. e. Gilman and Tax
Agent Euapp. of the Great North
efu. made strenuous protests. but
In most cases II s5H iu vain e8un-
Gilman Mullen smashed their arEu-
manta against the ralHa with logic
OF the force 81 which there could
be no doubt The other members
o. the board dld not talk much. bur
when % came 10 voting they stood
bY Mullen. They were also not "a
little ge1sd hy the threats which tho
attorneys made yesterday that they
would contest iu court certain aH-
seHsmsutH which fha latter eaHHII-
cred too high and apparent willing
70 give the company a chance 10
try Il.
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STRIKE
WILL SPREAD
ACTION OF PACKERS IN REFUSING TO LISTEN TO
LAST DITCH

sTs. bat will handle no supplies
from the packing houses involved
in The strike
A rruud % 500 strikers today
ATTACKED A LAKE SHORE
TRAIN
6AffliuF 50 uonzuni0u negroes from
ftttsbufE They threw stones NJ
The cars and broke many windows
A negro drew a revolver aud fired
several shots into the crowd which
HeaitfreA The police failed e. find
THE man eho fired the shota
Considerable fiotlun Or accom-
ranyinE The delivery Of meat in the
down town district today Large
crowds af strikers and aYmpathIfrra
surrounded nuu-uuiuu wagons and
hurled missiles At the drivers seri.
Gus assaults we're prevented BY a
large detachment of police The
police are dispensing the crowds
which Eather nj tho markets The
temper ~ the strikers b. uFIy since
the decision ~ the packers not TO
areept mediation Disturbances are
becoming more general
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IN
A SUPPLY

The gfavery and merchandise
store Of J E. Keefe. Of Hliiman
CITY. "a suburb on the Heutou street
car line. Vas broken into some time
last ulEht and over 500 worth ~
goods stolen. No one sleeps ia the
place az night ard the burglars evil
IDENTIFY TOOK their time iu looiiug the
place They raised one q The wln-
ugwa in the rear part 81 the store.
which had been iusHeurely fastened.
Deputy Sheriff CudIhee Is investI-
eating the robbery this morning
bot 80 far no clue has been obtained
Go the thiefeH
Two strange men we're seen hang
ms around the town yesterday aft
crnoan They are not In the place
nov The finger af suspicion points
towards them u is thought By the
proprietor that two Runny sacks
acre filled With the most portable
ruff and afterwards the burglars
made their way over the HIN to-
wards Lake Washington. where thew
Rad a boat hid iu the brush About
zoo cigars IS pounds Of tobacco. 3
rarafs. dozen pocket knives. g
dozen pairs % Eaapendera "a dozen
pairs % socks. 80 shirts. pairs Of
shoes and about g. In pennies we're
carried Off They left behind two
chlaaia marked a ID NJ. With
which the window had been pfied
up.
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Roughly estimated. tho raises
made BY the board on tho real rrra.
erty ~ the company over the Ola.
sssr0r.a figure for this year together
Nth the increase IN the assessed
valuation lu the personal property
~ tho company over last year made
bY the assessor. bat which the board
did not raise. viii amount To close
70 tl.90H901.
a cannot help the fact that you
are being uiHa8.F said Mullen 90 the
railroad attorneys when The discuss
sion became rather heated. Those
little w5uld-be arguments of yours
don't 60 with me- When I was In
the employ ~ the Great Northern a
dozen years ago I used 20 make
those same kind of arguments 10
the Assessor that you do. We used
70 make those same claims until we
actually believed them. no many
umeH ala we tell them. HUT I'm on
the other side Of the fence now.
"ElT Lou" ha aaid. turning 10
eammfsHI1rar Lou smith, IF you
can think OF anything 70 say I'm our
agur for Che gItg.a sake. please say
It, because It's my experience IN
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DISPOSITION or
ESTATE IN DOUBT

Attorney General strattan and The
prosecuting attorney viii present a
petition 20 Superior Judge Deli to-
morrow asking that the decree of
the court 81 heating The Sellie Law
ton estate to the state be SCI aEllo.
This is 10 be done % allow the OF.
tufuey general and the county a.
tnruey 10 present arguments % tho
court regarding the disposition of
the property The state CLAIMS that
it should have the handling Of tile
ogcbeatod estate and that the prop
crty should bo used fnr the benefit
Of all the schools fn the state.
The prosecuting attorney contends
that the property should pass
through the state % kiuF county
10 be- used only FOR the uoneft OF
klug county schools
The LaWton estate Is the one
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IN HOT
WATER

County Assessor Peter and the
county commissioners have run Up
against a Enag In regard 20 the re-
adjustment OF tax assessments and
have been informed that the system
they have long been employing In
regard % lowering taxes placed too
high Is illegal The matter was dis
cussed Informally in the board OF
equalization today.
When County Assessor Peter
learns that real estate has. through
mI@pprehensiun. been wrongfully
assessed there IL no legal redress
for the taxpayer unless the mistake
b. discovered in time for adjust
ment by the board OF equalization,
but 90 take the case into court
To avoid litigation. however, the
assessor xrns been In the habit OF
remedyifE the mistakes OF his dep
uiies by calling such oyer-assess-
ments clerical errors. The regu-
lar method OF correcting clerical er-
rurs on the assessment rolls IL Tor
the county commissioners TO rebate
the taxes as the case may indicate.
This. however. II is claimed. can
be legally done only in cases where
an actual clerical error Is shown.
and the action OF the county asses
sor and the commissioners In treat
ing mistakes Of judgment as clerical
errors is now being roundly eriti-
cised
Although IN some quarters an at
tempt is being made 10 show up the
system as a graf" participated In
by the commissioners and the as
SCISSOR. 10th Mr.. Peter and Commits
sianer p. ]. Smith this morning de-
clared that their action with regard
TO aver-aasessments had been taken
under an honest misapprehension
Of the law and their own powers.
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AMERICAN COMMANDER BACKING HIS DEMANDS
ON PORTE WITH ARMED BLUEJACKETs-
SQUADRON ARRIVED At SMYRNA YESTERDAY

wAsmNGToS. y. e. Aug IA
The cabinet a. ~ meeting today
devoted considerable time 60 the
latest phases If the Turkish alfuHs
ton II ia the intention ~ the Hd-
niuistfufiou 60 proceed with dslib
Grafton bat not 90 fuunfeuHuee any
unreasonable delay Adviges from
Minister Leiahmaun place more
favorable iiEhi on the situation. u
Il iufimatrd that be has received
assuranUe from the porte that lta
rely viii be entirely aafirfaetafy Co
ftia government
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mg Hrippa ssvu Assul

CHICAGO. AUG Il prealdsut
noansily declared this marniuE that
the refusal 81 the packers % listen
% the plan for mediation meaps
that the strike all b. fought aut Co.
the last ditch. BE saya the men can
make no recession flum the stand
taken.
Tho strike wtIl 30 extended over
every class 81 labor handling PACK
ing house products. not emily In chi.
cage but al over the United SIaifa
Threats ere made that buf6uffH
afIt be- ordered AMI every possible
measure hIll be- taasp 10 hinder De
packers running their plants on a
nHusunlun haafa
We are determined 20 win this
strike ard Hr az COINS 60 YIN It."
said uonnsfiY I've are prsmrrd
for Ions STRUGGLE and believe tth.
cr unions aud the general public
vii stand ~ ua 10 the end
Business Agent Kelly % The Mas
ket Drivers union On preparing a
plan 90 care for deliveries o. retail.
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ground At Smith Cove on the same
principle that they desired tho
King street terminals % be as
aeaaed bat the beard refused. Il la
even probable that they Will raise
The aHaraHmeut ON an property not
strictly in the rieht-ofzWay These
Smith Cove lota are assessed only
hair what fhfy ought % BE- ia the
opinion ~ the beard Il will per-
soually look over the ground before
deciding the matter
The board this year VII not raise
the rumpany'H personal Haassa.
menta which most urgently ueed
IsiHiuE The assessor. however. has
raised these assessments nearly 90
per cent over what they we're last
year.
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Girl Accuses
Rich Old Man

PORTLAND. ore. Aug. IA
special from HiIlshoro SAYS the man
arrested with 1A-ycar-old Mary
Robinson. Of Beaverton. f. Michael
Peters c. years old and a capital-
ist The girl says he threatened
her ana wanted 20 marry her. lie
took her 10 Sacramento and then
returned north, He promised TO put
her I'm school until OF age. She
claims he was assisted by six men
90 escape with her.
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chief Delaney couldn't restrain him-
self
There's utterly no excuse for
such thing" he told the news
uaprTmsu. Those fellows might
aa well stay there and go 70 ranch
ing Do they can't catch Horsell
aEaIu. The trick he played upon
them is &c old - the city jail. and
I can't zee how they iet themselves
be taken Iu.
=So. / haven't offered any re-
ward. bat n do and # has to be
raid. % ulIl come out 81 the salaries
0f Mr Tenant and Mr. Byrnsa.
Yau can bet on that"
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where he lad been employed. He
was "a Freueh-Canadiau and came
here from some town In Eastern
Canada. where IL la thought his rel
HtlFeH live
A few days ago he came here
from Everett and had been hanging
around the downtown saloons.
drinking more or less Hls friends
think that dependency brought on
b. heavy drinking aud a lack Of