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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-12


Saturday. Then he tucked it into his
dress suit case and touched the call
bell To the red haired youth who act.
ed as office boy for three young law.
yers in as many adjacent offices he
said:
Dick, I'm going out of town for
about four weeks. I'll arrange with
Mr. Henderson for the payment of your
salary in my absence, and in case any
call Of Importance comes wire me to
this address, where you can also for
ward all mail. If you can arrange 1t
while I'm away, kindly have your
grandmother's funeral on Saturdays
only | know the baseball schedule
lor the next two weeks is great. but
you should be more economical with
your relatives. You've used up five in
.ne past two months. You'll exhaust
EN- at this rate"
ne or the red hair grinned good ma
'uredly at this insinuation and picked
up MS employers dress suit case. Two
aoufs later Turner reached Stony Point
and was shaking hands with his old
roiege mate, Gus Farraday. Frank
Turner came Of good, aristocratic stock,
anu reverse in fortune had not al
,ereu his intimacy with the heir of the
farraday millions.
, "heh the cart drew up before the
,atraday home, Turner gazed eagerly
~ Tue direction of the vine clad porch.
ineh he smiled. 1t was what he had
AOpeu 10 see In the foreground, In
eorreetiy ruftied and tucked summer
sowns' sat the tombstone twins, beam
e welcome for dear Gus friend"
q anu IN the background was a slender
-. asure willowy, simply gowned, with
'.e ups the chin and the hea yily lash.
" eyes Of a Madonna.
a. uinner time Gus Farraday drop
peu INTO Turner's room. The nhoto.
teau. ee' vi 'ne pu-
r,. wen guess the twins made a hit
,nS you Ell! Jolly girls, old chap,
- no emo OF dough. Not loud, either.
me, .ney do come from the wild and
,,, never thought to see the day you'd
~. matchmaker. Gus. BY the way.
sss y tne tall, slender grip
ss oempton? Oh. she's q prote-
a.. y mothers. The dear old girl has
mn. s Oh those art workers here every
esu,a Ier. Good family. but poor as a
saIas- mouse. Does illdsrafinQ 81 I
lsra with some fashion sheet. I he
D,,,,. mere goes the gong Come "a. ~
ohI,ssl the next two weeks 4 more
NOT - guest than Frank Turner was
ready ,os imagined. He was always
the ;ua tor any excursion proposed by
yjsitnr ,ueiatlgahle Gus for his mothers
yer DIS; and apparently the Young law.
anon o,'t .s his attentions quite evenly
rpfrah1. 'ne three girls. In fact so adj.
thar =" did he distribute his favors
nat.t Ius commenced to despair in his
''iaA'ng soul And every dar
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-12
BEYoN d
H E
TWINS
By MARION BENTON
IA, A. & Richardson

=, Turner propped his feet on the
and regarded attentively photo
0eSA -h;cb he had Just received. II
tsored two girls in the abbreviated
| a, the summer vacationist perch
SAA' rustic fence. They were fine
:, liking girls, yet wore certain air
-alf assertion that brought a frown
" franks forehead. He laid aside the
Sa,ogrsph and picked up the letter.
II ran: po,nt 1,,,v %
Doar Frank-Meant to write long
MY the tombstone girls have kept me
ago, Tuins you know. daughters OF an
p ~. 'triand of mother, and their fathers
w -.otIv made a big strike In the Texas
Irvsaids They're almost too lively pair
~ one man to handle, so you'd peter
10. nm and help me out. To further
come ron-though with their prospects
teanp chance of a lifetime for strug-
II a,torney like yourself-I send pho
ssnh of them, taken on our own place.
ssrns bit dim and doesn't do them
i...,,cs You cant do anything in town be-
10 fan SO come along and spend the
ios s. ~ the summer with us. Bring some
rec. aims with you. I'm out. Wire. and
RI meet you with the cart Yours,
l nv GUS.
Turner glanced around the deserted
office then back at the photograph. A
low whistle escaped his lips, and he
hept over the bit of pasteboard.
"Dim! Humphv' He reached for
magnifying glass and for some minutes
studied the photograph faithfully.
The picture remained on his desk
when it was not in his hands-untii
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-12

Hungary and Austria, the creation Of a
separate diplomatic service and a sepa-
rate army for Hungary as steps toward
romplete separation from Austria.
Francis Kossuth was railroad en-
gineer in Italy when the Radical party
of his country offered him a seat in
parliament shortly after the death Of
his illustrious father in 1894. Now he
Is one of the greatest magnates of
Hungary and leader of movement
that represents one-third of the ms
tion. Louis Kossuth, his father. VIC
tied the United States In 1851
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-12
Call for Warrant.

Notice is hereby given that I have
this day called for all warrants reg
istered on the current expense fund for
1908, also sll warrants registered to
and including July "a. 1sos,S on the
road fund. also warrants issued on the
bridge fund for 1903. interest ceases
from this date, and all warrants must
be presented within sixty days.
c. A. HASTINGS,
Treasurer Neg Perez County, Idaho.
Lewiston. January II. l1so4.
Jan. 11-15.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-12
A PATRIOTS SON.

Francis kossuth, Leader OF the Sep
aratists In Hungary.
Francis Kossuth, leader of the indie
pendent Magyar party in Hungary,
which is causing Emperor Francis Jo-
seph of Austria much concern as to the
continuance of the integrity Of his en-
pire, is son of Louis Kossuth, the
great Hungarian patriot and revolu-
ZIONIST.
The Magyar independent party advo-
Gates the dissolution of existing Gus
toms and commercial union between
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-12
Mccoy a seProfessor."

Kid Mccoy has started school in
New York in which a select circle of
bankers and brokers are being taught
all the mysteries Of the hit, stop and
get away game. The Kid professor.
Erne a fruiterer! What next?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
.HOLD-UP ARTISTS MAY
Be PORTLAND ESCAPES
THREE MN NOT REeAPruRU WE'RE HEADED FoR SEATTLE
AND POLICE OF rtts CITY sGLiGv1 THEY NAY HAVE
aUgN HERG WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Tho Seattle rellea are taking ac-
tive measures asanst the unknown
thurs Who tsrrersed the residence
districts eariy tart "Wednesday
mornlng. ghlef nelaueN stated thls
mofuiuE that be Was daiuH every
tulns On his power to fun down the
slightest Dme which mEht lead a.
the UHasFIhnF If the hold ups A
SPECIAL ta rhe star frum Portland
states that seven men raEt urd mum
che Sail a. thaf city last SUNDAY
utNht All 80 them were desperate
burglars fnuf sf them Vtre tauFhf
4 short time afterwards
Thrae uHde Sod IN thrlr effort
Cor permanent freedom ana when
last heart " wrre making tbelF way
toward the ruEet sound country
chief DELANEY said ghls morning
that there might b. Some canueDs
ton between these Three escaping
CauK.rts and tHe Ehfrr heiI=uua THAI
turned a number af tricks in this
eity. That they were uht pfofea-
stoual holl -uQs af experience j. de-
terwiueI BY the uay the Work vas
done Very little reward vas Sc
cured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
SAYS PROMISE
WAS BROKEN

n Gattsfsla and X G1ttstsln this
morning nirH an Application with
she council aakfnE fsf the return ef
8ith. They claim they wrfe taxed
tbta sHaanf uataatIY o. April. ICES.
they allowed tha city 60 take pos
session 90 atffp ~ land $50 feet
tons and ta feet VIDE fuf the exHru-
sion Hf Twenty Hffat HVsuur They
elaim thry Ola fhis under arrange
meut with Assistant Nily Engineer
scott Who promised 60 Hee that
thef HrfH urt 1aHraarli far che PROP
eFty thfeuHh nhleh the street uaa
anenaa 10 reCufnpeuHa fha owners
fHf dsefinE the land over a. thr Eitf
TheH eistu that they male the
deed Through puhilf Hrifit because
they HeHr Informed that The city
aauGi Hnf afford 60 extend the street
q e had q secure Al fha i#nt by
condemnation Through mistake.
however NJ scaft'a anfe~meut aaa
aut carried uat aud they nun de-
sire the return - the ttEs whlCh
scott aEHced 90 rebate e. thom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
SUNSET TELEPHONE
COMP ANY BOOSTED"
EQUALIZATION BOARD INCREASES IT'S ASSESSED VALUATION
~ tsoooo-orHGR arc con eoRArIoNs ON TIE RACK

The Sunset Telephone company
vii BE- Obliged 10 pay 1895 taxes 81
80 900 more than the aaarsacd va
nation u ita property The board
u equalization this morning raised
the assessors figures 20 per esnt
making an anEreEats iucrease ~
tha amount stated The Aaaaasnf
placed the valuation 81 the ruu
pany'a personal property 90 au-
pruxlmaiely tlf8.opo The board In
creased IL 90 s1zi 600.
The independent Telephone CON-
pany'a personal property has been
nfaraasH A. flsa Daa The board vii
probably alluw these figures e. fe-
main az they are although Man
arar Webster claims that the com.
p1uy o. being assessed much too
hish. II has generally bcen enn-
mdered that The Sunset Telephone
company has paid less ta1en proper
tiunatrlY on ita personal property
than any other local corporation.
end the board thought Il uaa about
time for a change
The campany'a officials made The
claim that their poles and plant
wer- worth nothing O. spsak o. bot
the board would not believe q
We're IN the pole oNuiuE n'iais
mesa ourselves. nov. aaid Cauncli-
nan Nuiisn We're puttinE up a
large number q them between here
end Cedar fnfla aah We knuw that
theY are wurth = good deal. eeen
out there In the virgin forest. sna
f. costs money To put them up We
know ~ experience that Tauf poles
alao. are valuable
This Afternoon the board q lla-
tsnlna % the troubles ~ the off,
riaia n the Seattle Elertrie COM
pany. Puget sound Electric com.
pany. the snoquaimis Falla q White
River Power company aud othsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

one man whH wounded in the les
hy shots fram the hiebunYmen
hen DO tam o. the middle nf the
street They CURSED him 1his il
NOT the usual method uf CLEVER hiah-
wa1mcm ons man hy the maine II
Ia bulna MAS arrested en suspicion
that he uHs hali=ur he has since
been released The nullge could not
hold him uu auy ghafEe They cay
that be acted queer the night IT hts
arrest but because they could not
Win che vase be was never brouKh
before e iudEe.
Noat every one ~ the victims 81
the five hold ups occurring Wed
nesiaY morning aay that there Wrru
three men There h Eoad reason 81
believe that these three men we're
the PORTLAND coavieta and that the,
determined % make "a little stake
here Ia order that they might make
their way further eHst where ihsy
would be Ia less daBEer or being APP
pretended b. thr Portland auihori-
tina
No robheriea have been reported
since aud the sutlniso ta that the
men havt made their way cut Of the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
NOT ABLE
TO ACT
FIRE MARSHAL KELLOGG Pre-.
VENTED FROM ENFORCING
FIRE ESCAPE ORDINANCE ON
ACCOUNT or CITY COUNCIL

The fire and water committee of
the council has tied the hands Of
Fire Marshal kellogg so that he
eanaut enforce the present fire or.
dinantna n is doing this By lue-
EliuE With the bin providing Tor the
uae q the Twentieth Century fire
eHeap In this city Half n dozen
hntelH and large business blocks IN
tbr city are not proyidd with prop.
- fire escapes. The owners are cx.
pocting % set a chance 10 use the
Teentioth Century caenpe
The fire marshal says he cannot
consistently 20 ahead and arrest the
MINORS. although be would like 10.
until the council decides 20 reject
tho new device lie has been wait
iuE now for several months Mean
while the buildings uuproyided with
The required escapes are said % be
lu dangerous condition
The owners on the iiineklev block
and the Seattle. Northern. Rainier.
Grand and Seneca hotels have re-
fused to Install the Iron stairwaya.
4 Is said that they are expecting
70 get the privilege OF using the
Twentieth Century escape. which ia
cheaper 20 install. but which. In the
opinion ~ Fire Marshal Kellogg
and others Is Of really little value
IN a fire.
"Aa soon as the council decided ta
reject the Twentieth Century fire
escape ! viii arrest the owners ol
the buildings who refuse 60 build
iron atairways. said Mfr Kell8ge
This morning But until such uc.
ton la taken. J think it would De
! diacauFlraua 20 the couucilmpn 20
take aurh action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
GIVE UNITE BALL"

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aus 70 New
port Society iu aRag over the
Strand white ball 10 be riyen this
evening AZ Rnaerlin the beautiful
villa Of Ne Herman orlflgha. Fnf
GORGEOUS display aud charm Of de
tail the hall promises 60 eclipse any
social affair that even Newport the
home Of elaborate aud novel enter
taiumuuta. has yet known
II will be- a Waite ball through
out The fayora for the cotilHun will
be white. the display Of flowers
which vii hr an important feature
viii be Whues the men Will wear
white Knee brreehea. coats. waist
coats. hose aud pumps. the women
viii drruH IN white. and even the
attendants and servants will wear
The characteristic color uf the oc.
caalun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
MYSTERIOUS
ACCIDENT
CORONER HOVE 50 RECORDS
pEATH or JOHN PARKER

Cefuatr Hoyr. after an luxrafIsa-
tiau ~ TIE death 81 lohn Parker.
who died az ihs WayHlde Emergency
hospital Yesterday morning fs#Hasgia
the ease 80 uns 70 accidental Death.
a thtnk nos that Paaser prab.
ably tell frem the platform Il che
stable and fractured his sauu me
inrohfreot sentences the uiHn auake
may Be uttrIbufad q bis 1nzrf ean-
dillon "a the tiuaas buf tire csse Is
inAeed ausr one and gives noam
G1r Nide sueeuiatlnu.
Nobody sau TIRE man fan lie
Nas f1and the early hour - 6
o'elork unconscious iu one q the
stalls by a driver 81 ana ~ the ula.
uenf lee romuanYsa wagons
kfe had nothing ou bat an undrr.
shirt. This fact ESCAPED the drivers
uestee Ar hour latter ore ~ the
aieoiemen came across tha hnsfv
Ths spot - hinasi ls almost directly
unaef th~ platform. Il ia hard 10
believe that this man walked out
there N hia steep. or dared wlth
sleep. anf TEA hnadlonE 90 she nuur.
= distance ~ re feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

earpofatioua Many members ~ the
hoafd are deairBua 81 giving the
personal property ~ these corporu.
tlona a boost and the corporation
managers arc trying 20 show them
WHY thwY should net DO 50
The routine ~ this mornings
essalau % the board waH relieved
sgnewhut BY tbe appearance o.
Councilman CHcbtan aud Former
Councilman james on little matters
~ their own The members ~ the
hsard became ioeuiar and said theY
we're auinE 90 "aoak" the property
~ their fellow councilman and hia
colleague. but the matter vas
ret seriously considered.
Tho board this morning came %
decision regarding the TAXATION "
leases from the state on tide land
aud university property which viii
mean thousands 81 dollars - add
81 revenue - the city next year. A
motion made b Councilman Mullen
waa passed making all lraseholda
running 20 years nr more pay taNss
fM ara aHtH HHHfaaHaHhHHH HHaHasaH -
rs per cent ~ the adjoining land
nua eunttnruoua territory. hhd %
rer uaut on All leaaeholaH - leaa
than 20 years duration.
There waa a good deal ~ talk ~
making the rate higher than this.
but. In view % the Tact that the tax
alton Of leaeehelda IL an innoEatian.
ID Waa decided 10 keep the percent
age auuu tu a conservative figure
this year. The university land
Ieanfhoida run fnf 20 years. but they
ere not considered - valuable az
tide land leases. because The land 81
their expiration passes 10 The state
Opinions from city EnElneer
Thomson. Corporation Counsel On
liam aud Attorney General atraitan
we're concurrent 10 stating that tho
eaunty had a right 10 tax loaaeholds
a. personal property. irrespective of
the value ~ the land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
STILL NO BENEFIT

Frederick Knteidcy ihlH morning.
In "a written communication 10 the
council. asked that body 90 nlther
complete a certain Improvement
turn 20 him the money he paid for
a. knkeldey lH the owner Of lot &.
block 6. 1udhina' addition In DE
csmbcf. 1908. this property wa az
HeHaed 90 81 for being Ernded and
HldeBaiked on the EAST side The
Improvement wun very necessary.
but ID has never been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
BRINGS 1900
POUNDS or FISH

The fishing schooner Dewey.
owned aud commanded BY Captain
Tom Nelson. arrived Ia part thla
morning wIth ~ 900 puanas uf
halIbuf She came from the nshlnk
banks of Cape Flatiery. where she
has been Ter the past two weeks
Captain Nelson reports thar he vas
several times nearly run down b.
steamers making their way through
the denHa fog O. and nom tae
oNean
THIS e the third schooner e. ar
rive In port from the Cape FlailerY
fiahink grounds durinE the past
weck The schooner piint brought
19oao pounds. and the schooner
vida e ESQ pauuds q halibul.
Steamer Centennial sailed faf san
Ffanrlaco this afternoon Nlth 30
passengers aud a cargo OF lumber
and rvuerai merchandise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
STRANGER KNAPP
is ELECTROCUTED
MURDERoUs FIEND PAID THE PENALTY FOR his
CRIMES TO-DAY IN THE ELECTRIC CHAIR

hard atfunglfd at Indianapolis ia
July. 1893. and linunah Knapp, muf
drrrd nc Hamilton. ohio. December
-. 1909
The crime fof which Knapp waa
indicted lea March 1908. WAS the
murder Of hts wife. Hannah Knapp
Regarding tails murder Knapp said
that shen he aWoke on the morning
81 the crime be was seized with an
impulse 10 atfangle bic wife. After
accomplishing her death he got a
bon and nailed the corpse up. lie
hauled the body two miles aud
threw ~ into the Miami river Homo
days later the body Was found in
the river at New Albany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
BULLS ARE
HAPPY
WHEAT JUMPS TO stiosss A
BusHEL. BREAKING AL acc,
oRos FOR SIX YEARS

CHICAGO. Aar ~ wheat hrukr
ail reeuria far STA yeafa today ahen
90 touched tttoazA Thtn vas an
advance 81 : cents over yesterdays
slaaiHs The rHpafta of heavy mins
iu the northwest and reliable nfar-
nation fram Manitoba and the two
pskafHH that uat mufe than half
she normal 1irld would be realized
started tbr uuhl buying wildly
September OLD shsat said az o. oafs
CD ffieA new. fias 81 tIDesas.
rofn. aan.Er. GATE. aftsse e. sac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Aug tp=Ms
fred A Knapp. the stranger. was
eiceirarutod al 1900 this morning
Tho olootwgutiun Was SUCCESSFUL
one charge wan given and be was
dead tn six minutes lie refused 70
make any statement
The five cases to which Knapp
confessed after bis arrest are a. fol
lows
Emma Llttlrmhu. killed ia lums
ber yard II Cincinnati. June 81.
tk9t. May Erbcrt. murdered ia
room on Walnut street. Cincinnati.
August 1. 1874. Jennie Knapp.
thrown into canal AZ Liberty street
Cincinnati August ]. 1884 ida Geh=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
c0Uh TERFEH So BILL

Captain us1. ~ thr secret sersics
department. haa been notified - a
uHu counterfeit g. bIu tf iaH raaNh
limitation ~ series 1893. check letter
A rIafe Na $40 tf u signed - ,
" Icons reEiatef and wis a.
rlnhrrta tres nHrer. nnd has pur 3
trait ~ Warrington ga g. Ths two
siIes - the hu are printed % nspe
nfstH sheets - raprE pasted to-
Fsfher. uHd iHk marks en- thn re
vsrss Sides ~ both % initiate ths
nHk threads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
WcT0RiANS
ARE GAINING

The noon count for the induE.
trial Exposition carnival queen g.
velupod some surprises. Miss laaa=
DER holds the lead BY a little lusa
than $50 votes. hut the other can
dictates are gaining fast and hef
position Is I'm danger Iha caufi
dates from vancouver. n c. gained
wonderfully and surprised thpns1
who have been watching the con
test Their friends promise thaf
ono ~ them will be- the queen
The vote AZ noon today stood
Miss Lester tUaa. Miss Meme
rhek. I4ss Mias Carey. 6aa Miss
Garnlor. els. Mlaa Bonner. deli
Mrs Mason. 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
SAYS HE WILL
BE GOOD

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug 10
George 8uutag. a noted bandit has
applied FOR q Communication af zen
trnee. lie Says be uili 80 to Min
nrautn and lead an honest life lie
claims the southern Pacific railway
and the Wclh-fufgo Express com
pauy Viii hiEu a recommendation
for hIa release
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
STUDY THE BIBLE

LAKE GENEVA. Wia. Aug. ID
The fourteenth Western bible Study
Conference. under the auspices 81
the Young womensa Christian asaos
citation opened here to-day aud sill
continue for ten days Among the
prominent speakers taking part ar
the Rev Frank naziey Of Denver.
the Rev Austin * psHluia ~ chi
eaE8. the Rev John Mcdowell. 81
Detroit. and s u Gordon. Of Ciege-
Land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
SALOON
WRECKED
TROLLEY CAR THROWN FORTY
FGET INTO BUILDING - ONE
MAN KILLED AND TWO HURT

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug IA
collision between d switch engine
and a trolley car occurred here this
morning The car Was thrown forty
feet into saloon HrefkinF the
building and killing an unknown
man. Two other men vefe serious
Iy Inlurnl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
MILLS SHUT DOWN

PAwTUcKET. r. l.. Aug "a
The mills ~ the }. A. =. Coates
Thread company. limited. which
have been running on short time
Tor tWo months. shut down today
- remain closed until September l.
The shutdown leaves nearly 200
unemnInHed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
MUST DISMISS
CASE

WASHINGTON. Aug. ig.-Ths
state department has instructed
Minister Bowen % demand of Pres
ldent Castro that be inalrurt the
attorney general 70 dismiss the re-
Ownership proceedings for the as
phalt property. pending final aa-
Indication u the case.
Steamer Rainier. T.. n. Gray 4
Co sails for san Francisco tonight
She ell take s. passengers and
7J0 900 feet Of lumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

sliaWr,ef. he may have dragged
himself o. the Hput where The hloai
VAS fnund afer striking further
fr1m the platform Tire autopsy
shows a hruiae a. large a. saucer
on fha rirht frontal bone. which b
badly fractured The hrY fn the
sliding door bad been misplaced ani
che entrance has been unlocked /
tnet ns Y I should place the word
mysterious. before the words ae-
siiental death on ny records"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
r. w. FOSTER HERE

" " Foster. passenger agent Of
the burlington railroad In Portland.
T. In the city today Ga business.
Sir Foster la one Of the best known
railroad men In the Pacific North
west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
MAKES RECORD


PORT RILEY. Kan. Aug Ia
Todaya shooting closed the army
pistol competition. The brare o.
SIS points made BY ouartermantor
aarnsant benjamin Anderson. % the
Tenth cavalry. IL considered q world
heater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

The democratic county executive
committee wiil meet a. the demo
cratic headquarters In the llinkleY
block foaiKht for the purpose Of
elecfInE the to members Who were
not agreed upon AZ the last meet
ing. plans Tor the campaign vii
ba lnauEHraied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
AN NF1HR 10 MlZkERC

This entities
child under ~
photograph
Of
. II d. m. and 30 M d udaya Fridays .
The parents
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LEWISTON. Idaho. AUG IA
Mystery surrounds the disappear
aara 81 Leonard Dowell We has
not been seen since july II. u is
inferred that be has mrf with foul
play OF been drowned.