davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
The Color,do .pd southern ,

The Colorado and Southern railway
has reduced the rates on ore for the
Clear Greek district about % per
cent. This will allow the shippers
to send lower grade ore to the Denver
smelters.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
Why Prefer One Form to Another

why HiCAcI Ouc VI III 10 AuOtneIf
To investigate the feeling of form a
machine was made 30 that the obssr.
YER by pulling one Of the cords could
make on screen any reo,argle from
square down to narrow slit. The
observers we're to find out which forms
were preferable or pleased their eyes
best. Some chose forms because they
we're In themselves satisfactory other
because the forms were specially in.
teresting to them. This indicates
how different we are in the elements
OF esthetics. As is often lid. there
Is no discussing Of tastes
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

New ranges guaranteed for III. q
with water front.
77tf Howard ]. Ponder.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

II. r. Lutes il mXking . presiden.
tial contest in Florence. He Ia Civ
ing out cards to his friends which con.
tain the tabulated ELECTORAL vote and
has columns for the guessar to write
in what states he thinks will 60 for
Parker and also those that will give
the vote to Roosevelt. Mr.. Lutes
will give You card If you want to
gness
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
Ringing Bros. Circus

Pueblo, August LIST. 1904. Special
train via D. and r. g. leave Canon
$40 .. m.; Florence 500 .. m. Re-
turn on regular trains. Only el.25
round trip. 1927
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

No extra charges for demaguetixiug
your watch when left with Norris and
Honeyman TO Be repaired.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS RATES.

ncs.ssssn.s q r.sss<s ssa susAeasses sa.0
esck-
OhdsAArss. xe pcr line Tor sash iiss ovss .ss
iDeh-
Cards Of thx nks. s0r eaeh.
Dispiay advertising rate aads kssvs -
appiksatinA.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

The kebetah lodge last night sslsss.
ed Ans- Edwards - delegate TO ths
state assembly
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

The steel works as Pueblo yesterday
paid out eI76. 600 in wages. the largest
pay roll il has had for almost . year.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
At THE T0R.

II = laudable ambition to reach The
saP of the ladder Of nccesa But u,anv
: man Who reaches the topmost runx
hnds his position Q sogment Instead of z
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

There is bargain for you in low
shoes at The Boston. 1918
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Order Blacksmith coal and coke
from e. r. Aillar. proprietor Flor.
ence Trans & stoy.es Co II
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Nice. clean. up 70 dats lsdisl
shoes and oyfords i-s OF at the Boston.
1918
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Did you see The Boston's bargain
shoe countery 1918
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Sweeping reductions on Ladies' shoes
and Oxfords ut the Boston. 1918
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Big Shoe Sale on at The Boston.
l3 Is
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
For the best &c meals % 70 the
California Restaurant

Front st. Meal tickets $50, hard sna
room by the week tom . 6sps 49, sssss
for light housskespiEs; OF 41b vset 1Gaaa8
hon y mouth up Taquise Anna g
Callahan.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Leave Florsncs s: IS p. m. and ar
rive Dsnver IL 90 p. m. same day via
tbs Santa Pc. A. @. Palmer Agent
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Only to be had ut The Boston.
1918
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Julius MoOandless carries new wall
paper. II
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Weuph- he has
0ui6ced his
health to suocea
4 man can suc-
eeed and be
strong il he
heeds Natures !
warnings- When
there y indiges-
ton, loss OF ap
petite, ringing in
the cara dazxi-
neo, spots be-
fore the eyes OF 1
pslpitation Of the y,
heart any or all \
Of these symptoms
point to weakness
loss Of nutrition.
ferce's Golden !
ical Discovery cures
eases Of the stou,
and other organs OF
gestiou and nutrit
BY perfect and ab,
ant nouriahuent
tnbuted to each =,
organ it enables the
tion of all the orpx
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Refrigerators at Julius McCand.
less. II
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Julius McOandless sells mixed
!. paints. tt
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

oHan II enables the co-opera-=
ton OF all the orga ms to pre-
serve the perfect health of
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-16

ftuoenttfGer 8einame bes 9i6ters, BEN
er fir ietne poettf9en @90pfungen
occepttrte-fennen lernte, bate er
ntAts gegen ben MttBbrou9 feines Nae
mems ein3nipenben unb CAB Ietna
5reube an benz frif9en Salient dufri9z
tig gu erfennen.
8alb borauf trat Der iunge 6Ariftz
fteler ouf benz Gebtet Der RobeGenz
nnb RomanpDeiie nit felbfftdnbigeren
probuften ouf. in benen fi9 @nfldnse
IN Scott unb Sled nit feinen eigenen,
bon Der iungbeutf9en g~epsgung Be-
einfluBten Heflerionen mif9ten, Dbne
bdB Der 9bjettibitdt Der D~drftenuns
babur4 @tntrae gefdub. @ein eigens
ftes @ebiet, bos Der biitortfden Goz
manbt6tung nit benz 6tntergrunb
mdrttf9 : preuBif9er @efdt9te, betrat
er 5uerit in fetnem umfangrei6iten
Merfe nGabanis" 1882, einem 9aratz
tertitif9en Bib aug Der 3eit Jriebri9s
beg 8rDBen. Gs folgten Ser Hpfanb
bon Berlin Der falf9e Molbemar,"
Die 9oien bes !9errn b, 8rebop,@
.Rube tit Die erfte 8iirgerpfli9t,"
pSiesrimm" unb n9orot6s." Mle bteie
Romane erbeben iih bur9 bic SiiGs
9ardfteriittf9er @~eitalten fopie bur9
bic Wtebereabe Der 3eitftimmnng urib
bic S9ilberung mGrt19er 2anbf9dfz
ten, aus fpelden bic gigent6iimli9teis
ten Der Meni6en ertpa4fen, gu tpdbr<
9dft poetif9er 8ebeutung. BON ben
lDrif6en 590pfungen beg 0i9ters er>
freuen fi9 Biz auf unfere 3eit bus mars
fige ariegslieb rSriberieus Ser. infer
ROnie pnb 9err!1 unb bos ergreifenbe
nS9perin 1T tobt!" berehtigter @olfss
tbiimli9feit.
Gleris ftarb nod langem SieAtburn
1871 gu 4rnitabt, ipo er felt 1853 IN
filler 3nriidge3Dgenbeit gelebt bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-16
,,Ro(onO Uon Berlin"
Sic beburFe9enhe GrHaaHlGrnug Oes
italienii6en Mufifhramns.

&atfer gSilbcInt ala &umitntatett-Set ninfif
faIiidje Gerisntus anS feline Sdu9es-9as
9tbrettp Der Spcr-9er rtdrfiSd)c 8alter
scptt-Gtn staddea siterature eSdlfdbte.
Wit GROCER Spannung Iiebt maj in
muiifdltf6en 3reiien Der @rftauffibz
rung Don 2eoncabdllps neueIter Oper
aRolanb bon Berlin" entgegen, bic i'm
2anfe bes beurtgen Serbites I'M Ser
liner &Dnislidert 0pern1ouTe erfolgen
ina. Das Werf nerbdntt feline @ntz
ftebang elmer Inresung bes beutf9en
Raffers, Der Dpr ettpd einem Sabr5ebnt,
ais bic fiDIdnbifhen Singer bes mutt
faItf9en @ertsmrs nit ibren padenben
Melobrn bic WeGt erpbern fpoaten,
ban iuugen ReappLitdner auggierp
aepntdpaIlo, na9 ptetro W%tastagni Der
herborragenbite @ertreter bieier Rid5s
ttng, einen Stpff aus Der @efaidte
bes 5phen5DlLernboufes aGs Sperrls
a6retto empfabI unb Jpn babel auf
@tGibdib Gleris' 9onar pGoIanb bon
Berlin" periptes.
MtttEeripeile TT i'm gublifum bic
h~erlobernbe Gldrnme Der 8eeeiFerung
fir bic italieniiden nMufitz9etiIten"
alla mibe i'm Minbe f~ladernben 2i9te
den berniebergebrdmt. @ergebeng
inartete man na9 benz beifpielIp5en @r=
Folge Der ugapdlleria Ruitieana" unb
Der .8aidast" auf sr0bere fiinitIerii4e
OHenbaruneen BET NIT u~ngeaiigeltem
Wnlleu gum pdrnafus enportrsben=
ben rngebdnbtgten Salentey unb iber
bfefem Murten bergaB man fat ben in
Der Soune Der fuiferlinen @nabe ges
boreren .Rpfanb," berinun, nod etnem
DeSenntum fdperer 3eusungsqual,
nelto trdfttger nod 8eobtung I9reit.
3eonenbcllo fam bor Sturgeon na4
Berlin urb bat bic portitur feines
Wertes benz beutT6en Raifer, benz
prnteftDr fsiner Mnfe, in iiberaus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-16

getouft. 9o6 f6on in iungen Sotrsn
tam er nd9 Berlin, bef19te baS @ers
oer'f9e @pmndiium unO ma9te, fd1m
l1dbrig, ben 8efreiung8frteg nit.
Qlsoann ntbmete er fi6 benz He9tsz
itabtum unb tpurbe NFef1pr beim 8qnl.
mergert9t, bo9 bdlb febrte er BEN
trodenen Sus ben @&den, nm ii9 Der
Giteratur au5ufpenben. Sein erfter
aoman nMolabmor" 1924 mar cine
tubne Mpttfitatton, benn er etf9ieu
inter benz g}dmen 8dIter @cptts. MGs
Walter Scott ben Roman beg jungen
WtQt6alb Qlerts-es mar oies Elm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-16

fttsriiher Wei5e iiberrei9t. gr ers
Ireute ith babel elmer iebr gndbigen
Mtfnahme unb bic Ginftnbirung feiner
Dper biirfte feitens Der Sntenbans nit
gang befOnberer Sprgfalt betrieben
Derben. Der i'm AZ. 2ebensiabre
ftbenbe 2pmponiit erfldrte tpieberbolt
ben nRoldnb" fir bas bette @erf, has
Il il gef9rieben bare.
D6 ffh feline auf ben grfolq 6er
Dper gerf9teten Grtpartungen erfiiaeu
tperben, unb ME ipett es bem-begabten
sJtuliener gefungen TIT, Der ibm BON
~pprnberein tuenig ~Dertrduten Mufeabe
gere4t gu iperben, mnb bie 3ufunft
Ee9ren. Si4er TIT es Dem romanifden
Rinjtler ni9t lsi1t eefporben, cine
hsatf4e Dper gu fdreiben unb fi9 ba@
NIT in etre Inn D6uig frembe Aelf ein<
Bulehen. Wtit ipelhen S6p~ieriqfeiten
aeomuDaao bei Der &onaeption bes
.2oldnb" 5u tdmpfen bate, benefit
allein f9On Der umitanb, bab Der UNI
f1ngret9e &pman pDn Winibalb
4legis fiir ben &ompOniIten eigsns ms
Stuiienffhe iiberfebt iperben muBte.
Rad benz 8Drbilbs Ri6orb @age
rsrs f4reibt 9eoncopaIo nidt nur bic
mnib, fDnDern aud Die Serte feiner
Dramen feFbit. Dos na6 Mleris' Ros
nrun frei bearbeitete 2ibrettp bebanbelt
Bite Sample bes 3~tpeiten t6pbensouern<
far}iirften nit Der Gtnbt Berlin, tpel6e
quf fhre bur9 ben fteinernen Hplanb
ihmboliiirie @elbfitdnbietett boG<
miitbtg podte. Die Sper bat bier
glfte. SIRE 5aifptfigur 1T Der 8erliner
Biirgermeiiter Gutbenau unb i'm Rah,
men elmer sroben @offsfaene pirb bic
@erai9tung Der RoIanbsftatue burh
ben Mortgrufen Irisbri9 oon Bran
beuburg GAO Big 147I auf Der
Biibne bargeiteIt.
Gin eissntbimlider 3ufau bat e.
gefiist, bdB gerdbe beuer aud bes urs
EpriinsitAen S65pfsrs biefes Suiets
I'm baiffden Daterlnnbe burA bic grs
rff6tung zines Denfmols fir Wiuibolb
Meyis gu Qrnfdbt, Der f@~porsburois
I1et Stabt I'M f90nen Sbiiringen, in
ehrenber Meife gebaGt purbe. init
benz 0amen bieies Di9terg, BEN rmSre
Eif9eu WaLtereS Scott lift bic 0ei6idte
beg Htftortf&en Romons Der 9entf6en
eng berbunben unb tim bat fie bic Be-
b~eutenbiienl S66pfungen biefes 2iteras
tutgtfrts az bduten.
@iltbal6 Mteris, befsn beriibmtefe
Rnnlcrte duf BEN 8pben Der Marf
9ranbatburs fpielen, mar tein ger<
Fner RinD, fpnbern in 8resldu I'm
Jugt 1898 aIs SprOb elmer Mefugie-
EdnniIie gebortu, bic ibren fran31ff6sn
Nnrnen rs5drenc" Oerbeutf9te, unb alf
ben Ndraen Milhelm Stirring ipurbe e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-16

Bel ben s 6ineen gibt es
Rarnen, Die ebsnfo bdufig porfommen,
tpie Bel uns bic Namen MuLer,
S9miot. S9ul3e, Wieier unb dbnli6t.
I'm duerhdufigiten begegnet man ben
Narnen Gbin, Chang, Mang unb Sbin.
bic 70 bel be6euten pie o8olb,4
Dsang," aGiirF@ u1b Stein
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-16

Dede unb 3sidnst iih bur9 bic @erdms
misfeit Der Doraisli4 bentilirten Sa-
binen unb @Gie fir Die paFaeiere aus.
giele Reuerltnssn ipeifen bic Ginri9<
tuneen fir Die pahugiere Der britten
Gfafe C3pif9enbed) auf; es eibt bier
&aiiten fir 5pei brei unb bier per-
fonen. ~gerGumise Speiie3immer, breb@
bare Stible unb Steparbs our 8ebies
nuns Der pahugiere. Das Satff fam
1000 paHdgiere ~aufnebmen unb befiBt
cine Mannfdaft BON $50 &6pfen.
Bel boiler 2abung bat bic Baltic"
cine Maferberbrdngung BON 10000
Sonnen, S9r Siefgang 1T jeoOa gu
groB, I'm nit guf5em &argo bic @in@
fabrt in ben getp 0Orter !5ofen gu be-
perfitelieen.
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Asner 1eniatban.

Der enstiide 9ampfer Baltic" sssto fstas
rtst8ca Sttaenitoneu.
Der bpr &uraem in ben 9ienIt ge>
jtelte briftfde Dampfer Baltic 1T
Der neueite 3utpads Der nWbite @tar-
2inie0 unb Der grDbte Oampfer Der
Melt. CT Bat $4,000 Sp1nen @ebalt
unb cine 0dnee BON 726 SUB. @on
ben rieiigen 9tmenitpnen bes @9iffes
ieferf infer Bib, bas einen Querz
t9nftt bes Odmpfers bartlett, cine anz
i4uuli9e Probe. Die r8dItic" bat o6t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-16

0e; oitasa alc11Der
2lSDpfo4esg.
IS. 3ittouar,
Sde 5olc0ab~ uuo 6pufOu G3traBe.
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s.. u. gba&1a.
5l6-o18 BeftsgDmnerces GtroBe.
2tnDfpb 2reik,
l19 NIarap 8la8a. geiepbua III.
&. 8alteDer Il go9m,
e07-609 8etsgommecce.StraB
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&ifE1EgetfDeC u. 8eegr0fegtr.
Brea. Suamecz
2tO OftsG0 e5traEe. Gel, 235.
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SMlt : SDn4raStpT.
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Bon. tlnternebuter unn sg~0utsattor.
t2G Mooms : GtraBe o6er &Gjlbers Gr-
banae, 8Dr %,
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gled,aa;cs' @lattias ggaiEL
Sbisen. Jeaieg, ,SaIpuIien H., Il.
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N. .. gaDe, GiQeutliiaer.
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S. 6. DpSbs & Gp.
gsitnries mnD gAort @rttfel.
Tdrberei,
metropolitan Dye Works.,
ITO RDrb : Nlomo : GtraBe.
f%etntguness unb &eparatur : 8erftatt.
Jeeuer per6eierter Srodene 8rDce6.
perreasS GsseiOer.
GtntI 81. Saebm.
I08 GlbeNlampsStrase
3DOafs atso SicBcles.
GrDtbers & 8irn5png.
ia 0fs6DutDneStraBe Gel. 936.
Setb Office. syuiueG6eee.
5. @. GaierTDu & g.,
l22 Goleoao : GtreSp?
9eiNem q eftatter.
slH ANTONIO UNDERTAKING & EMBMMIhG CO.
401 Ot<60utOnsGtraB Sci l37.
zizIK-SHELLEY UNDERTAKING CO.
2l9-223s5t. Mnrp's StraBe.
Eeleohon: Altes III, neues 500.
Seoers ssnng d W eSG36f4
8. Tiilfiaa,
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Se15s S1au.
Yaiace Stbera @table.
i22 Blum StraBe. Gel. 693.
NORTH STREET LIVERY STABLE,
III GDrth Street. : 9eIephDn I'll.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Sinnmang WiatraBen=6abr
215 Mprb<SGpres. GtraBe.
S. w. Tel. S69-3R. S. A. Tel. 223.
YDIaerer.
@. 6plle, sos Marfts 5traBe,
'Eotterer. Motratsmaber, Mmninos,
9~eppiGleaen uns Reiniaen.
4stbmaGertsafseft.
Viii ". Smmeiocr.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-09

sam II. Piles and his campaign
committee today made public the
list Of ti5 delegates frm King
oounty TO the state convention, as
approved by al those who are par
t'eulafly Interested In the Piles
Great Northern program. The list
% delegates Is made up er members
of an factions and l. an evident at
tempt On the part o. Mr.. PILES and
his heachmen 60 patch up the az
ferenees IA the party ard restofc
harmony all along the line.
The list Includes severed promi-
neut Republicans who opposed the
Piles state tn the county convention
The list OF altcrnates Is made up
chiefly from those who opposed Piles
In the convention and may serve as
a balm 20 tho injured feelings OF
those who have been attempting 20
down the aspifant for the senatorial
tesa- The list OF delegates follows:
puuy I. Allen. j. NJ. Bavee. r. A.
nallluger. p. &. Betting, \. T. Bur
we'll. James r. noycs. George NJ.
Brown. W. {. Berg. Henry Beck
n. W. Brlntnan. J. W. elise. scott
Calhoun. j. II. Calvert. Charles
Cady. FRED Comstock. Il r. Cay
ton. :. L. Crawford. ". Il. rOckett
felIs De Bruier, II. n. De Wolfe.
John pohsor. olonel q. @. barrow.
w. T. Doveil. @. J. Ericsson. = o.
Erich. ]. NJ. F'rink. Albert Fink. pr.
W. r Gibson. q. W. Cove. sher-
- ftsar.... N u4.Hufa- .sstEa
"A. Gould. John r. Hartman. u. u.
Hoyt. A. c. Hansen. r. G. Harper.
FRANK Hanfor8. q. W. Hi. Manley
n. Haincs. Julius F. Hale. 4. d.
Hughes. w II. Holt. r <. Hughes.
James n. Hoge. + J. Howley, +. l..
Heldrich. Or. l. NJ. Harrison, Thos.
J. Humss. Robert IngcrsolL II. l.
Jaffe. Daniel Jones. Frank Jackson.
]. A. Kerr. George n klttiugsr. L
n. Kniekerhoeker, Frank Kennedy.
2organ Morgnns. J. W. hcCon-
naughey. VIII II. Morris, +. @. Nor
gan. John Miller. John +. Miller. J..
A. Meek. George Meachan. John T,
Mitchell. j. h. Maonougan. J. h.
McGraw. Walter Mes, Fred W.
Newell Emil Nelson. W. q, Potts
VIII II. Parry. Thomas Payne. A.
W. Preston. r b. Palmer. A. T.
Rutherford. waldo Richardson. Milo
Root. IL. Rude Jules RedeIshei-
mer. nr. J. J. Smith. Norris y.
Sachs. Watson O. Squire. n r.
shsldou. Louis Semon. p. J. Smith.
A Il. Sawyer. Peter Sanstrum, r.
c. Sullivan. A. II. stroufe. VIII ~.
Thompson. %. n. T'rrfethsn. " ~.
Thompson. II. p. Taylor. J. p. Todd.
o. A. Tucker. Han Williams. John
whaliey. VIII N. White. F. II.
westcott. A. T Van do vanter. sid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-09
LOST HIS LIFE
TO SAVE A DUCK

THoRP. Wash. May s-H II. Chap
mar. - years Of aEe. and the tsie-
graph operator at Bristol station on
the Northern Pacific line. Il probably
dad Thursday evening he attempted
to cross the Yakima river on n rude
raft. and nothing has been seen OF
heard - him since. IL 10 believed hts
body lies at the bottom Of ia. river
as a coutinu~d search has failed 10 re-
veal any tr@r. u him
The STORY - ho~ young Chapman
came 20 venture upon tho river Il a
strange one. He vas very fond %
hunting. aud on Thursday afternoon
he shot Wild duck. which He "a W
fall on the opposite side Of the river.
The bird vas not dead and vas atrus-
EitHx AZ the edge % the water. Young
Chapman said he could not bear 20
see IL suffer and that he Intended 20
cross the river and pat u owt of its
misery before ~ escaped and starved
20 death IN the woods. 10 whs out Of
range Of his gun. and to set across
the river he borrowed a hammer and
some nails and built crude raft. upon
which he set out No one was pres
snt when he went upon the river but
= short time Afterwards he was missed
aud his gun was found on Tho bank.
Search vas Immediately made but no
traes u Chapman could ba found.
lie has been given NJ as dad. The
raft probably went 10 pieces on the
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-09
MRNRD
IN MA(M
CARL JoHo KILLED by INDIAN
ON HIS WEDDING ANNlvER.
sARY.

Carl Jnhr fisherman was shot and
Instantly Killed on the morning "
MaY T. at Hllud Point. Alaaisa b. an
Indian. known only as Shorty The
shooting resulted when john fofeibiy
elected tho Indian from "A building
where juhr aud u party % friends
We're celebrating his first wedding an
niNefaary.
ono year ago tohr had married tho
daughter of John kildaw OF WranEio
IN the same building and In honor u
the day a banquet Wns served. to-
Eethcr with plenty Of atimulantH. To-
ward midnight the party wassd mer-
~ shorty and "A party 81 Indians
Who lived on the upper floor II tho
building wanted 90 have some fun
also. They proceeded to make Things
hum by doing "a war dance. Go which
Johf aud his friends objected.
A number OF times Juhr went O. the
Indians and told them o. BE- quiet. but
they didn't hee things that way, tahr
finally lost HIS temper and marching
up 60 shorty grabbed him bY tho
napn ~ the neck hnd threw him out
The Indian vent down 60 his canoe
on the beach. secured HE . p Wine
chester and came back 10 the house.
lie had arrived within "A few feet ~
the door. when Iuhr put his head out
% see what had become % the HiwaHn.
and no aauer had he done ~ than
the Indian iet fly.
Jahr dropped IN hts tracks. with his
head nearly blown of hla shoulders.
The Indian WAS pursued and captured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-09
OFF FOR
vASRON

rho committee from the Chamber
~ Commercr. appointed at the last
me.tins for tho purpose OF visiting
kanhon Island aud looking into the
conditions there. left Seattle this
afternoon al : O'Clock and is ak
peetad 60 return here tomorrow
tanrning. They will go over the
sight OF the present and future
planned portage and see what is
necessary for Seattle 90 do in order
20 hold the trade Of the island
Some time ago n. A. sfudley o.
Portage directed a letter 20 the
Chamber OF Commerce IA which he
called TIE attention Of the body to
the charge and the sffsCt it would
have on the trade here. lie also
called attention 20 the fact that Ia
coma was eutahsshinE a public mar
kot. which would have the effect q
throwing the tu,de OF the farmers
Of the Island 70 that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-09
THREW EN-
INTO BAY
FOREMAN OF TRANSFER COM.
PANY ARRESTED FOR uH.
LAWFULLY oisPosINo OF
DEAD HORSES

\ warrant was sworn out this
morning for the arrest OF tieorgs
fAtchKow. foreman for the Tyres
Transfer Company. charging him
with maintaining nuisance A
fsw days ago a report was received
az the police station that the EN-
ploysa OF the Eyres Transfer Conn
pnny were not complying with ths
law I'm regard to the disposition Of
dead animals. but yer. dumping
them into Elliott bay within the
city limits. which extend = mile
from the shore.
The foreman claims that the COM
pany telephonsd TO tina police sta
ton . year ago asking about the
matter and was told hat n would
be AL right n the dead animals were
sunk when thrown into the bay. He
frankly admits that all the COM
pany'a horses have been disposed II
IN this manner since that time. Ac@
eordinE 10 the ordinance governing
the case this IL In direct violation
OF the law. Humane officer Clark
investigated the complaint and de-
cidsd that the matter was menace
20 the public health.
The case viii be heardi IN Justice
Georges court and the Eyrss Trans
fer Company viii be given a chance
to explain. An investigation OF the
methods OF other stables viii prob
ably follow.
The case offers another argument
for the establishment OF a municipal
garbage crematory system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-09
ADMIT
LOSSES
Russians Say Their Casualties
Were 5000 in Battle of Yalu

ST PETERSBURG. May s4offieiai
dispatches we're received here early
thi. morning confirming thc reports q
Saturday u the effect that tho Jap
anese had seiHea FvnE Wang ChenE.
without resistance. on the DAY before.
Another dispatch 20 the emperor kiSes
details ~ the Russian casualties In
tho battle OF tho Nalu. IL states that
the number % killed wounded and
missing among the troupa under COM
mand % Qeneral EaA-aittch totals esq1.
IL denies that the Japanese captured
any troops. although Il admits that
seven Officers and 81 men werp left
on the battlefield. but IL n not kuown
WHISTLER they Werr wounded or dead.
This will bring The total loss up TO
a0o0. which Ia pFaclsvlS the estimate
Il the Russian loas khich General
kuruki. The japanese commander. has
wired the government At Toxic. Gem
eral Kurokt adds that his own loss
was less than Loo.
The name 81 the brave priest who
led the gallant charge OF the Eleventh
regiment and who was wounded. IL
r. D. THchsrhaokuffnky OF tho Or
thodox Greek church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-09
What Liquozone Is

Idauoznne o. tho result ~ n process
which. FOR more than 20 years. has
been tho constant subject ~ scientific
and chemical research. It's virtues arc
derived solely from saa-larEely aKy-
zen gnE-hy a process requiring i'm
menHa apparatus and u days time
Each cubic inch ~ tsi4uozoue repre-
senta tho virtues Of ! 10 cubic Inches
~ the gas
Tho result ia n product which docs
what oxygen does. oxygen In the
nerve food the blood food. the Hcav-
cuser Of the blood. II H. tho very
source ~ vitality. tho most essential
element Of life. Hut oxygen IL a aas
and unstable. while Liauozouo h fixed
and concentrated 10 gets an excess
Of oxygen virtues into the blood, to
go wherever the blood goes. The re-
suit IL vitalixlng tonic with which
no other known product can compare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-09
GAMBLERS
ARE SUED
ACCUSED OF RosBiNo PLAYER
At THE TAPE" GAME

EllinR EiIlnEaen and hiH wife,
Hiida Elliugaeu. filed suit 10 the su-
psrior court today 10 recover from
tho former management OF the
Washington Stock brokerage COM
paHy 3ze0 which the husband claims
10 have lost while gambling In the
eunpauY'H place IN the Stevens ho-
Tel building.
E1ilnEsen makes sensational allie
cations regarding tho character OF
the establishment. claiming that 81
Is nothing more nor lees than q
bucket shop and that the managers
earn their livelihood by Inducing
men u play a HwiudiinE game which
he aays ia known "a selling atorkA. .
He claims TO have lost the money
IN the place between July 80. 1908.
and November !. ie02.
The Same complained Of by FL
iiugseu II known IS the tape and
is being conducted In st least TIVE
places IN Seattle. II va closed by
the police IN san Francisco and los
Angeles recently.