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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-27
A VERY CLO-E CALL,

''l stuck tony engine, although
every joint ached and every nerve
was racked with pain" writes G.
w. Bellamy, a locomotive fire
man, of Burlington, Iowa. 81
was weak and pale, without any
appetite and all run down. As |
was about to give up, l got a bot
tie of Electric Bitters, and after
taking it, | felt as we'll rs | ever
did in my life. Weak, slckly,
run down people always gain new
life, strength and vlgor from their
use. Try them. Satisfaction
guaranteed by Crawford Bros
and }. +. Mackey & Co., and r.
Eugene Funderburk. Price SO
cents
BY the exlosion of aboiler in a
a saw mill in North Carolina Mon
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-02
Little Locals.
New fiction at Craip's,

New fiction at Craip's
Hammocks at Horne's.
Piano Tuning, $3.50. j. Scott
Thompson.
New fancy wall paper decorations
at Horne's.
Great slaughter sale of millinery
June 10 and II. Red Front.
| Leiper 4 Bowling have inst re.
ceived fine lot OF kitchen cabinets
House cleaning and job work p
Chapin, 1927 9th av. phone 1925 black
June Clearance Sale of millinery for
the next thirty days at Miss Bishop 5
Miss Olive West, who has been
teaching at Telluride, Is home for
the summer.
Matchless and Hanna coal best on
the market. for sale by F, ii. Gilcrest
Lumber company.
The most comfortable ladies' shoe
Is the Martha Washington. Call
and see them. Red Front.
We carry the largest assortment of
trunks and suit cases In Greeley.
The Park Merchandise company.
R. A. Leiper, firm Of Leiper &
Bowling, was in Denver from Satur.
day morning to Monday night on
business.
Earl Beardsley, son of Prof. and
Mrs. Beardsley, returned home Tues
day after nine months spent In
Rouse, Colo.
|. For sick headache take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and quick cure is certain. For sale
BY all druggists.
We have made material reduc.
tion 10 the selling price OF the
Fletcher residence for an immediate
sale. See A. NJ. McCenahan.
Try our American Ladies' or Gents
shoe. $1,000 in cash given by Hamil.
ton Brown Shoe company each month
We would be pleased to show them
Red Front.
The Tribune's Worlds Fair con.
test closes at noon Saturday, June 4.
Now is the time to help your favorite.
Two hundred votes 20 wllh each
years payment on subscription.
DR.. PoRue returned to Greeley
Saturday after a fortnight's rest In
Boulder. He feels better for his
vacation and has accumulated much
avordupos, greatly to his satisfac-
tion.
Easily 1000 people assembled in the
park Saturday night to enjoy the
complimentary concert given by the
Greeley bauds 1t is rggrettable that
we are to miss our weekly band con.
certs this SUNNI, for want OF a little
cash. lhe 5000 which has formerly
been paid the band for ten concerts
practically only covers the cost oil
new music and necessary expense.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-02
That Tired Feeling.

II you are languid. depressed and in.
capable for work, it indicates that your
liver is out of order. Herbine will assist
nature to throw Off headaches, rheuma-
tism and ailments akin to nervousness
and restore The energies and vitality OF
sonnd and perfect health. J. j. Hub
bard, Temple, Texas, writes, March -,
1902; al have used Herbine for the
vast two Years. 1t has done me more
good than al the doctors. When feel
bad and have that tired feeling, | take a
dose OF Herbine. 1t is the best medi.
cine ever made for chills and fever SOC
a bottle. sold by all druggists,
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-02
)lres Old Sores.

pnd, Kansas, May 3, 1902.
PW Liniment Co.: Your
bt cured an old sore on the
that was supposed to be
pc sore was stubborn and
|eld to treatment, until I
Ilniment, which did the
order. My sister, Mra.
bon, Allensville, Miffin CO.,
re and mlstrusts that is a
e send her a SOC bottle.
uggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-02

For Rent. -.-5 rights Fossil Creek
reservoir water, H. H. Croll, Bell
phone No. l,
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-02

For Rent.---5 rights Fossil Greek res
ervoir water. q. H. Croll. Bell phone
No. l.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-02
Produce, w Wholesale.

FEATHER REPORT
a. L. Evans, State Nor
bal Observer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

tured.
This will bring 70 an issue the
whole question OF what exports To
the Orient from the Pacific coast
are munitions Of war" said Mr..
Hlbh The question has been pun
zliug shippers a great deal. The
flour Ne had on the Calchas was in
sured at a very low premium
against var risks"
In the event that the VIadivustok
squadron BE- in the neigh borhood
when the Blue Funnel liner Stentor
reaches the Japan coast that YES
sci viii be running a big risk. She
viii carry from Tacoma about 1000
tons q flour FOR Japan and a large
quantity Of railroad material. being
900 steel rails. the latter being first
class contrahand OF war Owing to
the difficulty Of handling such a
cargo as the Stentor will carry the
Russians would be quite likely to
sink her II they captured her. How
ever. the Steutor is not due to leave
Tacoma until August {. and will not
reach Yokohama until August 20.
which is month hence Conse-
guently the status Of the stentor is
causing no worry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
WIFE HILLS
MT MlE
COURT GRANTS MRS. GEORGE
BUoLoHo AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST HUSBAND

The controversy between geor q
BudionE and his wife. Mra Edfn
BudioEE a. - the 0Vuerfhin Of the
BudlonE boafhuuar. At Leschl park
has resulted Ia George Budi1ns be-
Ing ousted on a temporary Inrue
ton Issued b. superior JUICE Crit
tn. Both claim the bUa'h0usf a.
their aeparate property. but Mr..
blAignE succeeded In forcing her
IN band r. keep away from the
place on the ground thai he waa
running The business 3y uaps lnd
Language 10 the presence of women
Who came - rent boats Shf also
alleged that he three her into the
water On one olgls.on and ussrIF
drowned Der
Mrs BudloHg raIalt HH.t azafH.f
her husband a fss Iag. arl f8 force
him 70 reiiuquish all u.s p-et. narf
elaine to the haafh1usa. 10 va. g..
foneoualF stated a. the time fraf
Mn. Budloug had Instituted q. orre
proceedings aEai4H, he husband
She states that she probably will
DO 20 IN a short fIuo. BIT has a8t
taken tie step a. ytf.
The matter vii come lu Iu court
10 O few weeks % MrE Plduueg
Application u have the Injunction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
EN- GLAD HAND

EsOPUs. July 1.-THE democrat
f. national committeeman and other
prominent democrats. numbering IN
all 81 arrived at 2.l5 o'clock this
afternoon aud were driven Ia Rose
mont In Il long line OF carriages
Among the first 10 alight from
the train wa David n. I'M with
August and Perry belmont. Thomas
TaFgart and Woodson Ultl vas
taken 10 Judge Parkor's vaEpuetfe
Murphy vas prevailed upon to
await the arrival ~ the committee
men. but hia meeting with It'll be.
tokened no particular cordially.
Judge Parker introduced them and
the following handshakc was per
funeiafy The visitors. after fhakz
inE the nominees hand spread out
over the lawn 10 talk politics
Judge rarker's greeting OF Tse.
cart waa ELUSIVE Tch pair were
coon closely engaged In conyerHa-
tinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

baFs " that Wa an A NJ fol
idea an it Kept the whole country
piaazAutiY amused an through uue
Ills eeaauu
i-rhsn there are seasons aheH &c
get alauK ali right on a number II
only lrfdlhfy ItrrcftlnE things last
aHmHer Waa one. iAff summer ~e
aaak fam AZ the p"UaaA. boo faIft
aid and the Panama hat. "
lad / Uuuple uf popular sons ta
help4 cut With Maybe Their as
aams other fool idea that ! On I
remanber Just nov and anyway.
3e a. along pretty uell
fhf Summer b. iou tha. Ne had
the Il year lusugt t.are Then Hs.v.
erai Seasons ago there vas hat
Freaf al ship idea That vaa a
Nuusf deai like the tirHlus bog Idea
The fnunfry wRS fen %. promlaras
citizens Nhu would saear they -
aIraa lpa With red and green lrhtH
fnre and aft. plying overhead
q niHhta That gave as HamethiHs
T. tidk about
Nos this SEASON What have 80
got Nothing Not even a popular
aauE. Not even ueE slagN
phrase Remember vhra everybody
shouted rubber and now much fan
one way or another wr got uut uf
that one expressive word' nid YEA
ever stop 10 think how iutauslss
r. the fool idea that gill make a
first rate silly season sadr1 Ne
KNOW that IT. got 90 by n.eth.uk
brand nes no variatiUn Of the oid
ideas and that's the nearest We can
come 70 it
II nouie had only waited until
this summer for hts tnp 60 NeW
York Nov that might haNa KEEP
rs Iutere all this hot season II
oniy Ne bad a Carrie Ma IN that
We had never heard % before II
Carnegie wants Co DO something
with his money really W a while
he should endow a r0ilokr ot IA
tory fnr the incubation ~ goed.
freah. fuoi. silly season Ia as hut
mas be that wouldn't work guess
after al that the real thlur eou'dH Z
be forced and we will just have 10
be a. cheerful as We Hau while We
vait for some fool silly uraFnu Re.
nluH 10 turn up
Wen What viii }7u ave asked
the Eiout man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
THIS MORNING

The new armory hall on Terry
avenue IL crowded today with en-
thualaHtIc democratic delegates and
visitors al the county convention Of
the party The ATTENDANCE D. far
larger than vas expected and the
noise and cheering showed that the
democrats ~ the county are awake
u the opportunities afforded them
during the nett campaign and elee
ton The convention VAS called 10
order shortly after 90 O'Clock. aud
a preliminary organization com
pletsd
T. b COZ ~ Ballard. vas elected
temporary chairman and AlpheuH
Byera. uf Seattle. temporary seere-
tarY. BY unanimous vote
The delegates seats we're nearly
oil filled when Temporary Chair
man Cox called the meeting to or.
der The first move was 90 appoint
A credentials COMMITTEES. az follows
FIrHf ward. william McArdie. See
ond ward y T. Bennett. Third
ward Harvey Dunn. Fourth ward
John sehram Fifth ward. } Nc.
Cleod sixth ward A u Manning
seventh ward A l.. smith Eighth
ward K A starbug Ninth ward
samuel G. Calderhead Ballard. NJ
J Heasian and o Thompson. First
district John iockerldgo. and J. "
Ieean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
ARE NOT WORRIED
ABOUT CALCHiS

TACOMA. July &C. The CaIehas.
which sailed from this port July ..
and which was seized hy the Rus
sian Nladiyostok squadron yester-
aay vs. commanded by capt ".
T Hannah
The Cal,has ls a sister ship 20 the
Hue Funnel liner StCutor. now tn
port loading for the orient and
Europe Dodwell a co are Pacific
coast agents for the line. The
Gaiehas carried no FIRST class con
trahand cargo. her freight consist
Ing Of - 600 sacks of flour. ste
pieces OF timber. 10 tons OF cotton.
about 80 tons Of machinery aud 80
tons of tobacco. laden ut this port.
aud the whole valued az SS5.32q a
very light cargo Tor "a ship uf her
size I'm addition 90 the Tacoma
cargo she took ou some freight AZ
Victoria The lumber. consisting
Of umbers. was being shipped 10
Liverpool. the electrical machinery.
the cotton ana most uf the flour
aud tobacco Co Japan
The representative OF the ship
here are not much worried over her
fate inasmuoh ss they declare that
II Is question whether flour can
b seized Bs D1utrahaud Of WI. md
that I'm anl event The a.Ea r. con
signed 30 private parties and Is not
for war purposes They declare that
the Calehla Will D., released The
Tacoma Grain Co. @. tAs city had
5000 barrels ui flour 0u the CtighN
for Japan John r. rhh If the
company declared yesterday thai he
Ma al-d the DAirh4a hal iasn can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

A committee on permanent organ
laatiau Waa appointed a. foliuwa
First Nafd Fred u Wood second
ward l. = Rna~u baum Third
uard J s Jury Fourth ward. "
II Moore Fifih ward T.. Glysna
siEth ward n W Locke se4.
euth Nard T J Church Eighth
ward u shorett Ninth Ward
Roy Crawford Ballard Y y Null
Ken and J laaperron. First DIS
triet Adoluh BAKER and J p paire
The convention adjourned At II 30
O'Clock for recess % tao hours
When the convention wa called
% order At 40 O'Clock Eur ne
semple Naa made permanent chair
man on recommendation 81 the eau 8
mittee on rules and order 81 bui-
ness Mr Hycrs was retained a.
secretary
The credentials com mittca report
ed that al delegates prevent ho reaf
81 there being no gon'rHr
Before the convention ass ambird
for the afternoon geasion rer.ral Of
the legislative districts met 20 nom
mate candidates The FIrtg-Hcva
eufh district nominated 8 s. Lang
land
In The Forty first lIst.lct there
were four candidates prevented for
the legislative race FarIer Toad
Otto Heiuig Daniel Parks ami "
Il Glenn The fcronvouus Of the
main body stopped yO.iut lu THE
district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

Immediately auorWard the com
misalonera showed good faith by
aummanIur Prosecuting Attorney
Scott "a appear before them. When
he does 50 he will be- istructcd 60
50 ahead With the ease Ina real earn
est. Ia first resist the motion for
a non suit. which has been pratt
galN granted BY Special judge
Tucker and II he is unsuccessful Ia
SETTING the ease again ON trial In
the superior court 60 appeal 10 To
the supreme court
The three commissioners talked
the matter over amuus themneN -
this morning aud profess 10 be- dis
Eusted At the way the Ease has been
handled from start to finish.
" don know much abuut law
heeause ~ are not lawyer. CutA#
missioner + J smith said but ~
DO knoa that there la q big short
axe Iu WhfIleasys accounts a.
county treasurer and that % b. stu
charged Il him on the books The
taxi about there helng mistakes iu
bookkeeping does not look goo o.
Us a. HHHH MAHAAhta NNNlA 'a.#.H
have been resliHed.
We allowed Whutl~aey and p
4 Radden hIs chief deputy tu work
on the books faf three months after
they went out Of office and they
themselves acre not able to Shows Al
thar time that there wa anything
Wrouk Ntth the bookkeeping
The county should recover the
amount af the shortage which un
derasaud IS about So 600 aud -
can afford 10 spend a good deal 81
money rather than hose that sum
The commissioners have not DE-
eitad whether Or not they will hire
a special attorney O. 60 ahead Sith
the Haas They do not wish 20 do
So. a. thsf Eel that The county has
enough lawyers nou N they Wsrf
maize - Do their duty iu the matter
However thew admit that such :
step MAJ Be Necessary
Prosecuting Attorney Scott aakes'
the com mlsalansrH over the teIe
phone fhls morning 10 they lutca :.
ea 20 appeal ths ease The rommtr.
aloners told him 20 come 90 their Of
flee and theY would 60 over the
matter V.fh him and Iet him knua
What thsg waited done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

Although they fear that the al
legged mistakes Of a former admin
istratiou mas prevent "a full rcyoy.
cry in the suit brought boy the
county against eN=Trrasurcr Chas.
=. WhitileaeY aud bis bondsmen.
the present county commissioners
declare their intention Co bend all
their energies e. reyiyinE the litiga
tiun and assisting PROSECUTING At
torney scott cut 81 a bad hole cost
What Il nav.
The declaration % Mr Scott that
he has not abandoned the suit and
ull nsht L O. finish which De
made In an Interview with The star
yesterday Is fully approved OF by
the commissioners and they today
stated that they would Eladly az
pfupriate money 10 paw special
counsel % assist NJ. scott. % nee
sssarY
Despite the efforts ~ certain
democrats and democratic uewspa-
pers 70 make IL appear that the de-
cialon q democratic special Judge
had wiped out the democratic short
age and made the county whole. the
republican commissioners are fully
aware that the shortage stII exists
as a stern reality lu black and
white on the books OF the present
treasurer aud they make no bones
in saving -.
Even though II may devotion. as
NJ seott Inumafsd ln hts inter
Niew YESTERDAY that the b1rdsmsn
are not ieEaiIx responsible for more
than 81 es1 ~ the So 600 shortage
the commissioners arr willing 10
take a chance on getting even a
part q the money back
Ne have rot the slightest Irfsn
ton 81 allowing the sut BROUGHT
- TIE eauufy against rx-Conufv
Treasurer Charles p. WhittIrsa4 h.
recover his first term shortage 60
D. dismissed on non suit rl long
a. there is any thing We can fa ta
prevent t. II necessary wt will AM.
pea The case % fhe guprcma court
This statement aas made by Com
missioner T. q smith Tn nrrssna
OF his I've colleagues this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
1t Is Now Up
to Uncle Sam

CHICAGO July 81 Senator
Mitchell Of Oregon as attorney for
the Portland Flour a Milling Com
rauy. to-day filed "A formal protest
With the state department against
the recent seizure BY the Russian
squadron - the steamship Arabia
on the ground that the vessel car
red a cargo 81 TOO 600 pounds Of
flour consigned by the company.
not destined for Japan and not con
tHahaud
sUEZ. July "a. The German
steamer Hoiaatla has arrived here
vith a Russian prize crew aboard
She vas subsequently released
ALGIERs July "a Tho British
steamer Malacca arrived here to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
AMERICAN COMPANY PROTESTS TO THE STATE DEPARTMENT
AGAINST SEIZURE or FLOUR ABOARD BRITISH STEAMER
ARABrA-sALFouR CAUSES SENSATION

Newspaper Hussky Nledomoau to
day prints a striking article on the
possibility 90 var between England
and Russia showinE that England
navy is stronger than the oamhiuef
HafIes ~ Russia Germany ard
France Great Britain could close
al the Baltic ports and BON bard ths
coast wherever she desired
LONDON. July T-Lloyas' Perrin
agent wires that the ncN British
steamship city Of Agra. out from
Liverpool for Kurmehee passed
there today She signaled she had
been DELAYED by the Russians
TOXIC. July 90 The NladiVog-
tok squadron was today sighted 90
mile or Toxic bay, going south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
THINKS A FOOL IDEA
WOULD help A BIT

What the country needs just nov
ia a cheerful genius Vlth good
freah fool idea
Having delivered himself ofthIa.
stout man a. a little round table ia
a duWu#toNu cafe. removed his bat
and let the breeze from tho electric
fan blow through DIS haIr A
cheerful genius with "a good fresh
fool idea repeated The stout man
AZ II he liked the phrase "Suah "a
man would be a public benciactof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

lard refinery a. The Swift plant and
destroyed two. thirds 81 the built
InrH before 10 Wac brought under
control The losH Dol $4,000. The
structure WaH situated 30 that the
spread OF the flames would have
meant the destruction Of the entire
plant but The prompt work ~ fire
men u1W on guard boo the packing
district. prevented further damage
The flames originated. II ia be
lirNed from an over heated dynamo
The crowds around the Hturky ards
arc not permitted within the pack
sIH ZONE Iu which the plant rs sit
uafed
40 feamHterg reported for work
this morning and the tle-up tn that
direction ia complete.
The members az the state board
81 arbitration this morning con
feffei uith President DouneiIy and
other labor leaders and later all
left the labor headquarters for an
unknown destination II Ia said a
lat appeal will be- made n the
packers
I'm the yards the PACKERS claimed
to have over 900 teamsters at work
this morning but none were sent
out into the danger zone. sehNaHz=
child a auIFhrrrer az an early hour
sent But nine wagons. newly paint
81 80 aH fu disguise them They
succeeded In getting their Load de
IIFefed before the strikers suspect
81 their purpose The independent
packer this morning secured -
union cattle handlers
Jane Hall died this morning a.
the result ~ bullet wound re-
gaiFed a week ago ~ the bands 81
unknown strikers
Al O'Clock this afternoon the
state board ~ arbitration. after an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

in THE city on the morning % July
:. and saH rescued b. "a man who
saN him eltnEIrE % a pile at the
autsz end - q beat house at the foot
or ftks street. ON this account IL
as hardly expected that be- would
BE- found alive Whsn he eacau-si
from the sanitarum.
HunusY waH Wril known in this
city. aud Waa one ~ the oldest mem
hefa 81 the King county bar The
remains we're brought here Tor in
termeHt The funeral will BE- held
from the Faraf Unitarian church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

he continued This b. the ally
season. Folks want rihins 70
laugh over and joke about The
season ia vel started now and there
Isn't blamed thing turmoil up YET.
NuW there wac Tho Kissing hur
idea OF course DO was am fake.
for who hears of kissing bugs now
Hut the idea caught uu tulIH al
Rued abaut H. made Jokes about It
and hundreds Of reliable people
thought they were bitten BY kissing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
SWEPT BY
FLOOD
cLouosURsT RESULTED IN A
GREAT PROPERTY Loss IN A
MORMON SETTLEMENT

ST GEORGES. Utah. July 27.-A
big cloudburst at New Harmony.
40 miles north OF here. this morn
ing almost swept away the entire
Mormon settlement. NJ lives Wela
lost Cattle. crops. orchards and
- houses were carried away. A big
vail Of water eight feet deep swept
down Che canyon, flooding the en-.
tire NaEIau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
JEALOUS
FRENCH TEACHER KILLS Wild.
oW AND THEN HIMSELF ON
STREET At FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. July o. Man
uel Roth a French teacher. shot
and killed Mrs Angie ParaloW. a
widow and then committed suicide
IN the Latin quarter this morning
The tragedy occurred on the street.
and US witnessed by many per
Sons JealagHy e. supposed 10 have
been the cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
DOUBLE
TRAGEDY

PUEBLO Colo. July 27.-John
Anderson, "a wen known citizen.
shot and Killed Mrs }. J. Aff1ey. a
divorce. today and then commit
tel suicide. Anderson was prompt
81 By Jealousy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
: 2 = = % - =
BRIEF REVIEW or
TIE MEAT STRIKE

New demands Tor uniform {.
e scale iH uii packing reutera pre- /.
. scented. june O. q
Negotiations begun june a :
Negotiations broken off, JuiH +.
= {.
strike vote taken. IuIy s.
strike ordered july N. :
strike became effective. July T.
= l. &.
huuhsr ~ workers Who re-
aHunu.d Boo chicago. $1,000.
Number Uf workers ual +.
there been DmpafhetIH +.
#Lfikr. 81 600
Number ~ packing Deutefs /.
Involved p
DE.flufHa fur arbitration bg
WORKERS IuN 90
FiH iaInt meeting ~ packers /.
md strike representative. JuIY .
a .
Ttst men brought In - I.
hfsaH strike. July o.
Settlement reached. 1uIF -
Duration of strike. Ft4 dafa
Daily iHaH boo vaFsH. faE.1H
humber ~ uuu-urIHHIafa +.
brauEht into packing ssufefs. :
6 800
Ateara advance iu price Il {.
meat s0 fer cent
Nnfk resumed auI urH
. strike declared. July za
Nsa demands made a. raHk
ere conference held and ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27
IN HOT
PURSUIT
GEN. oKU WIRES THAT Nc HAS
GIVEN TIE RUSSIANS GOOD
pRUBBlHo

TOXIC. July =. General Om In
bis report today Of the TasrhIehaa
battle on July - states that the
Japanese eaaualties were 500
All the Russian positions were
captured. and the pursuit wa con
tnued. adds oku
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

keeping her husband away from the
boathoaae made permanent.