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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

JOHN FAUST q well known char
artcr % Walia Walla. who has made
living FOR years by sweeping out
saloons vac found dead yesterday
lying ON pile af faEH iu %" corner
Of hls shack. hIH body guarded by a
faithful old deg that has followed
his footsteps for the paEt five yearh
Faust va - feafa 81 age.
L. SMITH. /. Hawkins and Rob
ct Howard three negro opium
smokers. we're arrested b. The ~
erett police yesterday morning early
uu n raid
TIRE SEATTLE shingie factory
AZ Everett is being Improved and
extensions are contemplated which
will make II one ~ the largest
uhinfie mills In the Northwest
TIE THERMOMETER reached
i0z lu the shade AT North Yakima
yesterday TIE city IL almost de-
serted the people hayinE gone
camping In The hills
MRS BETsYAS PARK LONG
wife oi one II the oldest pioneers ~
Moscow. Idaho. died AZ her home
yesterday 81 the age 81 ID yolrn.
TIE CITIZENS q Pullman have
raised g. epQ and purchased the
pawea tract east 81 taNn and "a
49, s.--aHA q e = #HsH f.aWE 10 a.
tract contains A. afteHiau veil The
grounds are u be beauuncd and
Improved
TwENTY-FouR SHIPS are nov
lying in the hafbor AZ Aberdeen.
THE NEW s7oo0 poet exchange
building At Fort Casey hA8 been
completed ard turned over 20 the
government lta special features
are lunch. reading and recreation
rooms.
THE BANK or PRESCOTT. Al
waua Walla. has been sold BY iu
founder v q Palmer. "a p l.
Wells. a banker Of Dayton
J. J. OLSEN. Nho is In Jail at
Everett awaiting examination a. 90
his sanity. believes a fellow prise
ucr named y II Wills 60 be the
angel Gabriel and insists that he
blow down the sails Of the bastilc
THE FIRST shipments Of the
machinery for the Turk Mining
cumpanya big Hmelter have arrived
AZ Davenport The cost OF the
smelter xilI be about tt0.00 II
will BE- erected as soon a. all the
machinery has arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

APPLICATION las been made
by several local capitalists OF Bel
lluEham fur h charter for a nation
al bAnk. 10 be capitalized al 600 900
all Of which haH been subscribed
Tho bank ia u De opened for bufi.
ness a. soun as arrangements can
be- completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

ATTRACTION OF TIE WORLD
aEATrtE


A class - urr hundred mon I'D 10.
nnen uHa httuU urFautnwd TMa
faaFH ell faiinw WITH three EEAnasa
- ere hundred zach. tie first fall
tsrms - thr inaututiau begins Taa
FHss tuition free ttHt books ffss Iee
fHrHs ssrr1thinE ~ithuut Get far
the first class
Essfy ihiae On ~ primer plan. ever.
aa4IIfieaiion neressarY q faIn snreut
TIE fudlusutar1 leaFniug % the eam
mon Schools
.-Ihs tIfs t'rimsr" ths u.v uenasf
haak - ths World nox rvaHF =
paEsH rraufiy Illustrated faIi bound
ThaHe wishing Co taks uu The atnds
With the fret class MAJ come and
XANu ttkfL 10 being ntted Nth ap.
saasasti.m heat hSht ea i or I'D
HaFmauiea Some N lta raiar paint
fnNs ere world wonders among THEW
- -. 9''', .t t 'i,s i, BE ~ Nst an.
ssrhe orbit ~ Triangular Vibration
1psa up ths study y che Science Of
1ifs made sAaY. ~ the =. { al apprg.
il diseases vices and Affections
fkarnicroRs- r. Tatus TIE
II .taqqfFsht ,sa '.. hsf "a I'd. sgthaf q
tIoiagr. If r. TURNER n H. De.
faffmeHt 81 phyHial0FY And pbYals-
iHRIrHf uHf rhulpEf E T. TanNsf.
III %. department ~ chemistry aid
rHiiaHuuhIral physics Rev Hr Il q
s-X4aafh department - sociology
Neither Nrrnt nor email learning
Should keen you from thia elaHa
So bon faU Go Join this flfai
~ lfH ENtenHIun NnrlrtY.+ cali or
FNfIIa far parttulnra
fAhG UNIVERSITY
L - - Pacific Block. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
For saie-Timber Lands

0OMisRrEAli iaeatlans ~ 4 to No NH,
lion feet - world fineHt timber az
Alaska Mutual Fisheries a tnduntrla l
Co.'S offlsa. at reasonable price. 80
bonus Will 10 charged on membership
90 ioln this company after Aur T.
Come soon Nuom A Times hidE
A g. Jennings. HH6Y
HON rarrAnH aud timber claims 70.
tinuuishment to vel improved home
stead cheap
~ " WROWN. The cruiser
uh Pacific Hlurk
TWO fine timber claims very cheap.
d a. HNEftH a co.
sd Arcade HIdE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

70 ST Louis Chicago ana boston via
Great Northern Ry. AUG :. 2. 10.
Ticket office. Gi2 Fgrst ave. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

ru0F WALLACE
THE HWINFE OBJ gtAfNFuFA ANTS
AND HAIzHIHTs nuw located tn the
Neudafns Hotel fifHt Ave. between
UuIseraEsF ard Union Streets. rae
void greatest ualmlat ard clelra
EHFaHf. may 30 consulted daily Ga
an affairs n life fia rruuitrn tisal
separated HaftIea lowers qaaFrass
cauaaa speedy marriages. locates La
don treasure advises you as -
whether ur not you wlll be- aucresM*
fut iu fntHtnn ~ Bra business lie luesaR
into your hand and tells you WiEf
ais you. and affenfImnr by good AZ
vice gives fdH back your Loot nfrAh
ard enerE# 30 matter shat frHuet
yuu me- have call and DO will -
you H4rIafH iu Hotel VrudnafF
FlrsI avenue between Uhiou ana
THiFeHaIfH atrrsfsI.
For the next seven days I Will make
life readluEa for oueafuurtH ~ ms
regular price. ~ cents hnd O. 90 one
and ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

ErEWAuT HEEW ART a CO.
NuHfu 81 NHiaH NIHFk
. 90 one af the HHHaf tfauflfHl and
complete hafHHa en- taritaI liiII
Ni.I sell nu saHf fsfuH
81 - hsaufffIf MHaHfH s#fHHrn housr
uu CartfaH fIHI fhls ia o. bargain
n 10 Two H#HHHHH - rage nH Doe 80
~ uU MlHHEHEHFH Avenue. two
blocks fFaH MaHIaa
81 ehna FHHfH fHaHHHH cottage on laf
aHtN Queen Anne - anh tai.
HFFH - n#H meath
y 49,. HuHfn huHHH faf NkAN IhIr0
AFruur West So HAHh
To- . ruufu cottage taf 4aa 81 cnfs
nrF - cash balance So ger
murfH
tUo Naf aens - HHaHaa an az line
eenf ear faFs - cash taiancr
~ EHf UaHEH
Eana iaaf s1aftE aH HsasfItrsnth Ave
NEE North s. -. aataues rasg
payments
80 -tst Natss aalsT street. h..f
Haah
E.saoat aefss h HssfIHE orchard oa
car lire
STEWART. STEWART A CO.
uHHm - EHHaH MIeeh
90 EIFHt Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Finsroial-continusd
AI.AHkA fihnEhlEa ONION. cap
stock Tor sale ID tharea OF lees pfies
ftHht 90 haley bids
+ VIRTUE loans money on real estate
igss ums PEI ment m.uthlY y De
tssend and columbia street
MONEY 20 loan on am tiad II -.
sHfitf hesNofth a niahup. % Nes
a nEIIAhLE pises 20 bofsow monsy
ia o. Y Ne, lolfis. .t,s ,sf
a RnsrEcrAnLE plafs 70 borro-
wsishes American watch 4 Jsw.k
s,,s 80 esf, e.. aieisl = 81
10 IoAs Private aensI st io- ct.
f.. i.,', 49, s %sss. s "a lie
suslHgss DIRECTORY
Abstr.oto,s
oahdHhE .nEMFEh a co. lac.
ss,ehllshfa 80 wlnlns Claim a.
tsooIn wHTTTLEsET uAsFonp
s.sat q lisiisf ~ i.s , aaia ia ~
sKArrLE ABsrRAcr Co. y. I sls
suofnsys 81 lev
nHAbf 4 GAY. RsE~su AZ 81 md
Saiafnsi- Ecnefai qFuctiee CAREFUL
attention fiFen to an suits n dan
ia non i-hsass ssis 10 e, y
oso = RoagMAN. Ausfnsy stfz-
81 rsSitis siaei sssitis. specially
I. u Cam. az Oriental bldr Aisa6.
a whRD EEnP. Burs. "a mn =.
y. =. LAnRurH S.s r.eine tlae1
rTh CANADIANS aASK OF coN.
hIn.E tapitai r.ie - D p %
lslstt milion ssgfn hundrsa fhsus.
Ct .iissss 90 I ,ia. s.ss.iis . 80. 80.
srsl h~n sina business fansaslsd
ss $50 go sss'' s,. ssss' 3a"y 'ississ'
FuaEr soupD NATIONAL nAsx
cfEt,.i steet psid y. 1872 surpiaa
49, .,. 800, ~. Of : gs.s
sitiss q Ike uniiss stats. ssa IL
TUE scAspINAvlAs AnKRfcAs
49, r.t $500 hags.as
t1lthsrs pes a " nasiesfs- xls.
tFss y y lane cashier. usA 81
fHshsf asst cashier
PEOPLES aAyfSas RANK
hai nalf ~ Ir - = q Asafsfasf
pee T orssnissf caahisf5 foaas
aIsfetal savings ana trust baslaes.
esrp.s,srs ard Builder.
= 4 afIHfANa CAfp+nfsf shar 4
- FiAa- Fhonoa 1ehu Ia lad
4 81
Dr.ssmssing
fsaH afeHsfnaklnE add rialu a~-~l nF
cal - Nis -th ave rheaa MAIn
6EG Reasonable prices
O~s~sslc seheel
EaAa uf.n.aile hoheel shHsafa6sa
alsmHlsF season - slAns Hufk eaan.
manHfHE June N Hhak nHuaAKs I'D
Ftahatea unarF tlrrr fian - Ffank G
EEan 80 p trTinx CnsltaEs fsTEas
- PEI mnufh Cikss imited IN.
LaH iats1 - Holyots niaeaz Fhans
Hue -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
Star Want Ad Agencies.

?, 4, Mullen, ~ BsllSrd ave. eco
Cts Halt
Fesmeat prua Co. Ewing stree.
ana Fremont avenue.
W. A MAnsfisld a Co. Druggist
Tad and Jackson
craham's homs Bakery. efos ist
avenue.
c N Lshadrett. cigar store. sislb
keesaa
Thea. sarrls 81 Pestefioe. EsnteN
Littie's Pharsusey. ist ave north
snd Harrissn street J, y. Atstss
hrop rteteh
c.sltoa q c. prvgslst ees. ssh
- ane Pae. street South ssattls
?. A. Asors. PSsteifles So. Part
ualvsrsi,y prva stora, urlNsrsis
Staten.
Howell So Phsrmasy. ioet hssssh
street
Rslnter Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark. pre-.
aristee. eo2s q. Madison.
Columbia prvs store, W. ,. STUD
~. pnop~ Celumhia. Wash
ueesdssa Pharmacy, y, G. ftshsh
srep- els Broadway snd gamss
oaAkeF Drug Cs. 1918 let ave
kssry's Pharmacy, rs y. hrshs
~aNt nhens Onien -.
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rrrns ,tbS isoslp3.Np ass ,

" E E "a
Don't bus anywhere un a prumiag 90
these impHaN euHHtH HuiHn tn They
are 1h Southeast seattle now
After Nuu see Southeast Seattle no
man 90 earth can convince Yuu hr
has better Props I9iuH FOE NNM f
AID ivy EHfMENf
over nN mtaH ATE sos grading ard
ul.lnhlnH EaiHlHf hfHHist A fine
pianh street from HIfaI avenue Co
AplthraHt settle level ati the NaF
from top - first hli Tho HeaCau
iiiii and Rainier Heights gar iirra
are both wIthiH b hlnska ~ SOUTH
VAST EEATHHlE ana Rainier
Heights line Nil HF thtrUdrd pnai .
tiFslf this summer Co che ahdltlun.
lto- della and NuH viii have uutH#
ms tu rrarNt Take any ~ Arlington
street GER fa HHHthHAHt Seattle
runs thruHNh che Ha8adlf - tie adti.
uUn buy thnFe And you will save
months n tlma shteh Fuu wli lnar
~ living a. auf shefF fuu can bus
lots az ehFap as uHfa
sEAT-rt. Is 1uMEaEEkEus GO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

ooooo zee GO g o GO oooo
. FsE eItk,'rrels : sos
AND Insurance
a. Nsw rafk nipeh
soooo Gee ooe eooooo
SNAP snap SNAP
sro1m rsu. mesisrn rss mantel CO.
mTnt basement laundry tubs lawns
nirflY arranged nsst tuY in City
near NAaiasa -
sroon nsw. fast finished Carltsl iTni
district. boz sHfM NHad sieW laks
s-roon usw ma.isfa rsass faces tuo
streets svvryfhinR - a. d.ts. saay
terms isth aas aafth
a. p ct.ANTuN 4 SON.
a. NrN fafk Block
CHEAP VACANT Lora
havr a rurnhsr = slightly lots near
farlfai ifI faH IRE Tor ssir Ht ffutu
tsa 20 De szah 7 tslisFs thrT are
ne besi 49, feF TIE rnensg in the
II aruE MOLE
80 Arcade naa9 Seattle
Phone M@la Id and Agl.
=. PAY 4 Go
Wsafnuartefa Ter Green Lake gnaps
small haass aaa : nns iata. ~. -
dnHn. taIanfa ! HanfhfF House Z
roofns iafs. - - dnNn. 80
monthly Ftns house S roouls. fine
lots ,osnsr E..iaF away sacrifice
We have s9fns fiHs acreage right on
the car Tine rfIEfH arf fiEnt ana
terms sasT. Come oat and look a.
A fs- ulntsa ak from woodland
park good nsN. madefn house i've
rooms bath and basement riEht cu
the car line
T. = FAY Mountain visw. west
Green Lake
GOOD Lot uAuuAfNH
~ oil buY I've iufa at Green Lake.
fS9-Choics lot on Queen Anne Hill
F,o-Flns Dot s5tIza oterlsoklng Lake
Washington
no Choice lots on ca line ard boals-
ward. great snap
EttlffsH NsENtHHsA a R0As
Lumber hHHhaHHs.
Phones james r. a E1
VIZ have some beautiful homes on
easy terms from - e. tl9o down.
balance O. suit uflEeE oil the way
from 80 e. 100 also 4 iutg. good
house. garden. chic ksuH. finest Kind
IN coil price s. aa II sou Waut ~
chicken ranch better have talk
with ua We have lots from 81
up iu 80 per lot. acreage from 80
81 ard Soc Per acre. Hn.muruF
some ~ the finest Improved lu
Western Washington. ~ Nlehrrtr
0th Ht WeHt Green lake. Phone
Park iEI
TOTS NEAR VOLUNTEER PARK.
Dor i homaHlff CO an Investment these
cannot be beat lots EnlU. overlook
INK Lake Union end the Sound 2
bIrrkn from car. city water. and
only half az far out ~ University
ard Fremont price SO ard up -
cash. 80 per month
q = GREGORY
gU Sullivan HaildinE
AWFUL CHEAP. going East. nsu q.
story house. large tract land also
10 cords wood only t1h terms -
down. 80 pei month close 20 car and
scheol oNuefs office Garden Htatsn,
few minutes ride Hsutou car aud
Occidental and Tester
WEST SEATTLE SNAPS
TWO unuHualiH lafEe lots ono of tho
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You have G. So three times HH Far out
Co uN a. cheap aH
HulIltHAHH SEATTLE
lots rirht au the EHr line riEht CO.'S
thr lake. With + 81 - school house
riFht uH the addition
N all the teal estate men lu Seattle
formed themselves IA enc DiE tufur
b'nU they could never buy land 90
CLOSE iu UaF So cheap as We offer
these large lots Ne have owned -
ACRES twenty eight NEara. aIurn Seal.
tIr WaH village uf - lu two miles
~ tfrHt atNnue IhIa land nrKiuH nu
tlrarnn ttIH and e tends tn Lake
Washington fHHInE IH part NJ Rat
uIsr tfflrhts AHH HHHw Nc bUuFHt
cheap and RE- r. ridiculous Co thiuk
Tor "a minute aus HaIf EuHld bHY land
al thia time AZ cheap AZ We can cell
this Boz cry LOTS RIIh CITY "a A
TIKI HIIENAH ELEtIUIt
LIGHTS aud .EfffoNEH NOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Teachers examinations will be
held in Ranke'a hall on Pike street.
for three days beginning next
Thursday Hundreds % candidates
for positions a. teachers throughout
the state have signifed their iuten-
ton Of taking examinations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Native creamery. 22c Ter ID. East
sfn creamery. fresh. &c ih.
HEHH= Native ranch. 90 dor Ore
ron ranch. 19e doz. Eastern. is
cor
Native ranch. iia l2c %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

J J. OLSEN. xho ls In jail At
Everett. awaiting examination a. %
bis sanity. believes a fellow priso-
ucr named v II Willis 60 be the
angel Gabriel and insists that he
blow down the walls Of the baaule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
RICE

Fancy No. ] Jap Rice Tou know
~hat u h. Regular s osnta Our
price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

THE Rank or PRESCOTT. At
Walla Waila. has been sold by ~
founder v q Palmer. "a =. l.
Wells. a banker Of Dayton.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
SAYS THE STORY IS ABSURD
Ambassador Mccormick Denies Cold
Treatment By Russians.
says He is Coming Home 10 Take n
huch-Nccdrd Rest After the
Social scnson.

st. Petersburg. June ll.-AmhasadOr
Mccormick says the story is absurd
that he has been cOldly treated by
Russian society because ns a part OF
his official duties he takes care OF
japanese interests or as n consequence
" the supposed fricndlincss In tho
United States toward Japan The story
may have been derived from the fact
that the lease of the LcuChtnnhcrG
palace whore the Ambassador has been
living and where the Offices Of the om-
hassy have been for six months, cX-
pires on July IT, and has not been re-
ncwpd
Prince KnzcbGc rented the palace To
Mr. Mccormick last September "a an
accommodation until July ! when the
prince desired to rc-Occupy 's the
late for the expiration Of the L.. .p.
preached the prince offered to renew
II. hut Mr. Mccormick did not care to
'oncw The ,oclal season had ended
h" had obtained leave Of the state de-
Dartmynt to take much needed fest.
and Mrs Mccormick was going to tho
United States, 10 remain until next
winter
Mr. Mccormick arranged with the
prince for the embassy officers tn re-
main In a portion Of the palace in
definitely. and postponed the question
II taking residence until after Mrs
Mccormick should return from Amer
tea
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
HIGH WATER IN ARKANSAS


Little Rock, Ark, June IA special
o the Gazette from Pine Blum says.
The steady rise oC the Arkansas riv-
r has resulted In flooding nearly all
II Jefferson county adjoining the river
I'D for aOmc distance inland Thou
sands Of acres Of growing crops are
under water. In several instances he
ing washed up entirely Tho loss to
larmOra In this region Will reach thou
lEds Of dollars as it IS too late in the
wear to rcplant
Lcyrrs down the river on the north.
'rn sid" ar" giving way rapidly and
this lets m" water far inland
Sheriff., in Plum Bayou town
ship, is under water and in some
places the water covers tho floors Of
he stores in the heart Of the town.
rho whole Of pnsDoriu township Is un-
fer water. and every plantation in that
iistrict ~ Hooded
\ message from Col John Oracle at
ho Ilannahcrry place, says that NIL
h" lryrns In that section broke early
% his morning and that full 1000 acres
II land are under water on his plan
'RtiOn alone
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
Secret Of Long Life

ION sometimes see u woman whose
old age is as exquisite as was the per.
feet bloom of her youth. You won
der how this has come about. You
wonder how il is her life has been "A
long and happy one Here are some
of the reasons
She knew how to forget disagree.
able things
She kept her nerves well in hand
and inflicted them on no one.
She mastered the art Of saying pleas
ant things.
She did not expect too much from
her friends.
She made whatsoever work came TO
her congcnial.
She retained illusions, and did not
believe all the world wicked and un-
kind.
She relieved the miserable and sym.
pathized with the sorrowful
She never forgot that kind words
and smile cost nothing, but are
priceless treasures to the discouraged.
She did unto others as she would be
done by, and now that old age has
come to her and there is halo of
white hair about her head, she is loved
aud considered. This is the secret of
"A long life and a happy one. st.
Louis Christian Advocate.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17

A. {. Jenkins, farmer living
five miles from Norton, Kansas,
was shot and killed by his eleven.
ycar-old daughter on the llth inst.
Jenkins had been heating his chill.
dren and threatened to kill the
whole family. When his wife
protested against his cruelty he
clutched her by the throat and was
choking her to death, when the
daughter ran to another room, So.
cured a revolver and shot her faith.
er. The mother had been chokcd
into unconciousness and would
doubtless have been murdered but
for the daughters action.
Abner Mckinley, brother of the
late President Mckinley, was found
dead in n chair at Somerset, Pa. =,
on the morning of the Sth.
His wife on walking into the room
tOund nm sittlng III a chair, cold
and apparently dead. A physician
was summoned, who said death
had probably occurred two or three
hours before. His death was due
to Bright's disease.
A fight occurred at Elk, Texas,
on the llth over the election of n
public school teacher in which one
man was killed and four others
wounded The parties to the shoot.
ing were Il. e. Terrence, son and
son in-law on one side and DR..
HOlton, son and Prof. G.. w. Per.
kins on the other. Terrence was
killed, his son seriously wounded,
Holton, his son and Prof Perkins
were dangerously wounded.
Mack w. Morton of Marshall
ILL.,. was shot and killed by his
wife on the 18th.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
THE RUSSIAN GENERAL STAFF.
They View mud Discuss the situaticn
nj Long Unurc.

81 Petersburg, juno l2.-1hc view OF
the general stan Is that, rs the Japan
rse column which reached Siu-Yen was
not followed by either of the main arm.
les in southern MaHchuria, the Japan.
ese have no present intention of ad.
vancing on Hai-Chcng, but have sent
forward "a force as "A foint, tO menace
and discourage. rs much as possible
the dispatch Of heavy Russian force
down tho Liao-Tunk peninsula Neither
does the general stan believe that the
cncmys column at Saimats2a, even
should II go so far north as Djand-
Iian Is Of serious character, the opin.
ion hcinG that Gen Kurokl continues
to daugle before Gen. Kurnpatkin's
eyes double objective. but that he Is
not got strong enough 10 iisk real
advance This belief is based an cal.
Culations that the enemy has not more
than 100000 men all told In southern
ManChuria, and that only In the even;
OF the japanese attaining strength
greatly H. excess Of these figures will
they do capable of genuine forward
movement.
No fresh ncws has been received In
regard to the situation around Port Ar.
thur
Private advIces from Lao Yang indl.
Gates that tho Russian force NJ Van,
fandiaa is prepared TO retire north.
ward If seriously threatened
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
LANGERmAN MEETS RAISULl
Says American rrisop"r IL In Good
Spirits 1'nd Hopes Tor speedy
nclrHsc.

Tangicr Juno ~ j W S LANCER
man, commissioner OF the Moroccan
section Of the st Louis exposition. ar
rived here Sunday from the camp OF
Ralsuli, the bandit. In an interview Mr.
Lange.mann said
Il left here by steamer for Arzili, In
company with friend and three MoOrs
the object being to see itaiGuli aud try
to arrange tho present difficulties
Il met Raisuli and his band fully
armed, and suspicious Of the visit For
few moments the situation was crit
lcal, hut all passed on well
Ion PcrdiCariE, the American whom
Raisuli holds captive. is much better.
and in good spirits over the prospect
III his speedy RELEASE"
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
TRAIN ROBBERS ESCAPE


Newcastle Col June II Numorou
roports that the large posse which is
pursuing two remaining Denver 4 Rio
iraudo train robbers were about IN
'lu.c in on them were received Friday
hut the latest Information received
nero Friday night is to the effect that
rt no time has the posses been
within rifle rang" Of the hunted ban
lit" 1t is now believed that tho men
have escaped intG GunnisOn county,
which is In the opposite direction
from thnt in which they were going
when the posse encountered them
Thursday and shot one Of their con.
panions. The chase is being contin.
ucd
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
ATTEMPT AT BLACKMAIL
iowB Nnn Demands Thrc" Thousand
Dollars From w-ntthS
Lumbcrmnn.

Muscatinc, Ia, June 1l.-ROheri
Morrison, son Of County Clcrk Joseph
Morrison. and Charles Stokor were ar.
rested by federal officers on charges
Of sending letters to Peter Muascr, n
wealthy lumhcrman. threatening 10 kill
him and his daughter unless he dc.
posted large sum of money In dcs.
ignatod place
The first letter was sent ten days
ago and demanded $4,000 No hard wa,
paid to It, and n second and thiro
letter were sent. demanding $4,000
Tho third letter was severe in it,
threats Of death. The young men ar.
rcstcl confessed
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
ABNER M'KINLEY is DEAD
Brother of the Late President Found
Dead In Chair mt Ills
Home In Somerset, ia.

Somerset. Pa, June l2.-Abner Nc
Kinley, brother Of the late president,
was found dead In a chair in his home
at a IN. His death camc without
warning to his family. His colorcd
servant. who slept in his room. was up
with him at z o'clock. and 1t is not
known at what time Mr.. Mckinley got
up again. as he did not waken hiS ser.
want Mrs Mckinley walked into his
room at \ O'Clock and found him sit
ting In chair cold and apparently
dead. A physician was summoned.
who said death had probably occurred
two or three hours before.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
A GIFT FROM THE KAISER
Gold dcdnl to lie Presented to the
.udInnHp"iis Mnrnnrrchor ut Its
Golden Jubilee Celebration.

indianapolis, Ind. June l0.-The
president Of the indianapolis Maenner.
tlor. which will celebrate ita golden
jrLilcc June 23 to 90, has received
hrnGEh the German embassy at Wash.
inF;on gold commemoration medal
sent by the German emperor, to be
presented to the society at the festival
The Macnnerchor had charge of the
reception Of Prince Heinrich when he
,sIted INDIANAPOLIS.