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Graham guardian., 1904-02-05
CEMENT,

The agitation over the ccmo NJ
business and the contest for sup
plving the government this ma
terial for the Tonto basin dam mas
rodu,,ed the price from nine 10
three dollars per barrel, laid down
ut Tonto.
This ought to make the price ~
Tucson about two dollars per bar
rel, the price is now six.
1t costs very much more to heu'
the goods to Globe than to this
point, and from Globe it will have
10 be hauled by team about fifty
miles.
Now we must keep our eyes on
the cement business for the Tonic
basin. This is a subject which in
terests Tucson and every other
city in Arizona that wants cement
pavemeDt-Star.
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05
Bids Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received up to 2 o'clock D.
m, Feb. ID, 1904, by A. J, Perkins,
secretary, Stafford, Arizona, for the
maintenance of the Layton Town
Canal, from March |, 1904 to
March /, 1905. The board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to give a bond to be ap
proved by the board of directors.
A. j. Perkins,
46-4t Secretary.
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05

Is it not high time that tie exc.
cutiye departments at Washington
ceased 10 be chiefly statistical de-
partments? There are a score of
bureaus which have nothing to do
in this world except to compile
figures telling how many million
bushels, barrels, tons carl ads, or
whatever it is of this, that, and the
other have been harvested, dug or
sold, during the year. If these
statistics we're original, they
might have significance. Blu,
they are all gathered from other
publications at cost of millions
of dollars Tor the mere copying.
Have we not gone too far in this
direction?
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05

The miners strike now on in
Colorado is one Of the most deter
mined efforts upon the part of
labor organization, to make capital
yield to its demands. The con
test was begun nearly ten months
ago, and is still fercely waged,
notwithstanding the state militia
have been constantly on the
ground, and have resorted to arsh
measures to bring the strikers to
terms.
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05

WHITTIER are We drifting? is an
important question 70 The p'mn
people Of this country, and one
that they, in their belief that onr
country ll hou'd remain q
pure rcrnblie md @'slac
rae5 ~ieuid lfa
muth IS III, etytun,t o.o itr
strenuous Roosevelt has b." sur
gesled,--a Kings suggestion is
equivalent to his commsnd,-that
il is desirable that gentlemen at.
tending the high social functions
al the White House, especially up
on state occasions, shall in-case
their lower limbs in that ancient,
abbreviated apparel known as
Knickcrbockers
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05

Governor 0DELL Of New York,
has followed the example Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and given John
W. Thompson, noted negro of
Rochester, an invitation to attend
o reception at the executive man
sion, Thompson, of course, ac-
cepted.
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05

ONLY four tons of whalebons are
left in all the world, and it is
worth $4,000 a ton. With bis oil
superseded by Kerosene, and his
baleen by steel, the whale is hav-
ing holiday. Let US brace up
against the time when with us
whalebone stays no more
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05

The question what to do with
superanuuated clerks is troubling
the officials at Washington. Sena-
tor Spoener suggests that they all
be put into one room where they
can shut down all the windows.
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05
Blame
No One But Yourself
If You Don't Get r
Well When SiCh.
An we can do is give advice,

All we can do is give advice.
OF course that's easy.
But our advice is really worth a little
more to you than most peoples. for we
offer to give you the first bottle OF our
medicine free, n It fails to help you.
We could not afford to DO this unless
our medicine was good. Such an offer.
on the wrong kind Of medicine. would
put a merchant prince ia the poor house.
Or. Niles Nerylne, however. as years
Of experience have proved, is q medi-
cine that cures the sick.
Those whom it cannot benefit-less
than one in ten thousand--we prefer to
refund their money.
All we ask Of you is to try Or. Niles
Restorative Nervine for your complaint.
II you suffer from sleeplessness. nervous
exhaustion, dizziness. headache, mus
cular twitehings, melancholy, loss OF
memory, weak stomach, poor blood.
bilious troubles. epilepsy. St VItus'
Dance, etc, we win guarantee to benent
you or refund your money.
You are the doctor.
MY son Bert, when IN his iYth YEAR
became subject to attacks OF epilepsy,
lake s'TGas hm out stae e we sehoO %re S9nPeed e
physicians had failed to relieve him, we
gave Dr. Niles Nervine a trial. Ten
months treatment with Nervine and
Liver Pills restored our boy to perferf
health. MR., JOHN S. WILSON.
Deputy Go, Clerk, Dallas Co., Mo-
FREE Write us and we win mail
= ~s4 you q Free Trial Package of
Or. Niles Antl-Pain Pills, the New.
Scientific Remedy for Pain. Also svmpt
tom Blank for our Specialist 20 diagaoso
your case ana tell you what Is wrong
and how TO right IL, Absolutely rs,.ee.
Address DIR MILES MEDiCAI, Co
LABORATORIES, ELKIiART, IND.
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05

NrEn--A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLE
man or lady IN each county 70 manage business
for nm old established house OF solid financial
Standing straight, bona tide weekly salary
ct slSoU paid by cheek each Monday with all
expenses direct tgom headquarters, Money
sd vnnced for expenses, Enclose addressed en-,
yplupe. Manager, no tNNton Bldg ChiGs&p
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05

WANTED Faithful person TO travel for well
established house in o few counties, calling on
retsn merchants and agents. local territory.
salary 5000 per week with expenses additional
an payable IN cash each week. Money for eN.
eucus Pdyanced. Position permanent Bust
ness successful and rushing. Standard House.
sU Dearborn 81, Chicago 35-2Gt
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05

THE latest infamy in the way of
trust, is the combination to con-
troll the manufacture and sale of
anti-toxine, the only known eff,
fective remedy for diphtheria.
How proud must those people feel
Of the work done by their repre-
sentatives in the congress and leg
islatures, that not only enact laws
that permit such trusts to exist
but such laws as give them eucopr-
agement.
Graham guardian., 1904-02-05

AT least five men will be formal
ly presented TO the democratic
National Convention for presiden-
tial candidates. California will
present William r. Hearst, ofNew
York, just as New Jersey present.
ed Grover Cleveland in 1892,
Maryland will offer the name Of
Senator German, Massachusetts,,
Mr.. Olney; Missouri, Senator Cock.
rell, and New YORK, Justice Park
er. And if the name of Gen.
Miles is not presented and strong
ly pushed, we will miss our guess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

claim Of Mr. Scott aud the county
commissioner that Expert Grant
threw them down" iu making bits
report.
A. "a the absurd contention ~
The present prosecuting attorney
aud Of the special judge that tho
shortage occurred during white.
acy.s second term. Nj Fulton ais
sorts Just AZ The star recently
pointed out that the tWn terms
we're entirely separate aud distinct
and that the two suits. one against
the fret term aud che othef against
tho second term bondHmru were
brought after mature consideration
of the laN and the facts
$50 faf a. TIE purely LEGAL aspect
of the saHe be- concerned said NJ
Fulton 10 star man this morn
Ing I have un apologies 10 make
Cor my official actions In the Whit
tiraeY litigation There II uu basis
whatever fnr che covert inainua
tloua that have been made against
me bp certain Of the present county
officials
The report upon which the auit
against WbitticarYa first term
bondsmsu Naa based aaH prepared
ty Expert Grant under NV dlrve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
GILLAGHER
SURRENDERS
Especial to Th. star

EVERETT Aug Fred Gala
CHER for whom a warrant waa h.
sued some time since on the CharKe
- being The father ~ the unborn
child ~ MlH puHe Know be- yea-
tsfdaf surrendered himself t1 the
ahefIffH office and aaH AZ once
taken before Justice Of the Peace
Clarke. aho SET biz hearing for
August I
According to the statement 81 Eu
gene = Gallagher father ~ Fred.
an attempt was made on the part Of
the Know irH family ta effect q mon
s. settlement OF the trouble into
which the young people had been
drawn and that for a fixed amount
the warrant would BE- slthdnwn.
However. be- said that thef did not
live mp co their agreement and his
son did not return until sufficient
evidence regarding the Young wom-
ans previous character had been
secured upon which "a base de
fenae
Providing there BE- an appearance
upon the part of the complaining
witness whrn the preliminary hear
Ing Is held 70 iH promised ON the
part of the defense that some inter.
eatlnH testimony uiil be lddurod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
mg ser.pp. Nsr. Ann

TOXIC. Aug. Gen Kurokl Of
flelaliy reports that AZ dayhreak on
July 81 the japanese army occupied
1ushullntHu. four miles west n
Hslhoyen. and Yang Tsuling. six
miles vest 81 MotienllnK Both
places are situated about q mllea
from Lao Yang. The enemy at
Yushullntsu consisted 81 two dlYi-
sious. vith corresponding artillery.
The attacking operations we're
carried out as prearranEed says
Kur0ki. "and BY sunset We defeated
10th wings Of the enemy. but owing
20 their large force and strong po-
aitiona We we're unable 10 disiodKe
them entirely. At daybrrak August
] We resumed the attack and sue.
eeeded in expellIng the enemy and
pursued them four miles boz west
ward direction. The enemy fled to
ward An Ping
"Tho enemy At Yang T'ullug con
sisted Of two and half divisions
Wifh four batteries 81 artillery At
lacking operations there also pro
eeeded tisfactorIly and By sunset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

IN RIVER

Harry Gardner. a stable hand a.
The Meadow. az drosnod Yeater-
da1 afternoon HHIIe bathing IL the
Iuwamiah river near The race lfaek.
HIH death struggle was Witnessed
- friends Wla aere unable - I'D
hIm The bed8 uaa carried down
ths river and hHa not yet been g.
covered
Gardner haH been using a small
raft to ald him IN swimming THE
Eat away frum him One 81 his
a me Was partially paalyzed aud
be uaH not a good swimmer An
other rtahlemau named Small. aaw
that Gardner SIS exhausted and
jumped ln r. save him. Before De-
could reach The STRUGGLING mau.
Gardner went down
The rufauerH office was notified
and Deputy Coroner laham aided In
the search faf the body Gardner
vaa 20 years n axe and came here
from San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
JULY DEATH
RATE SMALL

The board Of health in its report
for the month Of July shows that
there we're us births and 81 deaths.
The monthly death rate is the small
est for the year. The report shows
that the city Is practically free from
infection and the infantile mortality
a. very low Thirteen cases of diph-
iberia we're reported during the
month. none OF which resulted ia
tally.
The report OF the milk inspector
shows that 32150 gallons Of milk
we're inspected and OF the lot 44ts
condemned. Health Officer Ludlow
submitted his estimate Of the ex-
penses Of the department for the
year 1905 az $50 600. an increase Of
s. 600 over the present year. due TO
the establishment Of the city labor
atory. a city hospital and the in
crease in salaries OF employees.
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Robbed

CHICAGO Ana "A daring
train train rahhery was effected A.
al early hour this morning Is four
masked ard heavily armed robbers
eu the Illinois Central Diamond
special AZ il ncarcd Matteaan
while en- route "a ST Louis
The robbers entered The two rear
fuilmana rousisd the sleeping pas.
aeurers out 81 their boftha. made
them deliver mp their taluaalea
then stopped the train. r0t or and
disappeared In the darkness
while u is impossible 90 deter
mine the exact amount the bandits
secured. &c is estimated that they
got away With more than :. 01a IN
money and yaiuahles They secured
$500 from one man alone and 800
from another
The robbers did not stop the train
until after theY had completed the
iuh. and the robbery was So we'll
planned and executed that the train
efeS and others aboard the train
Who we're not In the two Pullmana
knew nothing II the robbery until
after 10 was over and the robbers
had escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

count of the lax prosecution uf the
case and FOE me- other reason
Mt Fulton states without resef
walton or qualification that the
pleadiuEs I'm the ease are without a
flaw and points O. the fact that the
complaint aud other papeF we're
prepared BY him with the assistance
of the laN firm 90 Pllca uouNufth
a Howe. one ~ the best in the city
Ar Howe having been retained az
special counsel in the gase BY the
county commissioner az that time
As "a the rcport OF Rupert Grant
upon which the sult was hAHrd Nf
Fulton asserts that % covered the
Eruuud fully. and granting that r.
vas correct which has never been
denied vas sufficient for al PUG.
poses uf the ease
This effeesually dlsposea Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

MUNTEaANO Aug Mrs Nol-
il' iaubeuau sister Of q A Tau
postmaster OF this city. vas fatally
burned yesterday afternoon She
Dad ga preparation containing bees
uaE and tHfpeutlne on the kitchen
stove heating IF 90 use on the noor.
and bad taken nut q small portion
tU uHr That taken out caught fire.
uud while she WAS putting out
tho fire which caught from the
blazing preparation. the rest n 10
co. the stove uiazed up She hurried
90 take the vessel containing the
burning uaf from the stove intend
iur tD fhraN b. aut ~ doors A. she
reached the door and exposed the
preparation - the alr. In exploded
throWiuF the Flames 100 over her.
ard lH an instant her clothes were
al' on fire She threw the contents
90 the kettle cut ln the yard and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

Every statement made by Prose
cutting Attorney Scott and the mem
hers OF the board 90 county com
missloucrs relative Go alleged mis-
takes made by past admintatraa
ton iu the commencement ut the
suit of the county against rX= Treas
uneF WhittleseY and his first term
hondsmcu. b. denied by Walter s
Fulton. Who was Ar Scotta pHede=
esrssor in office and against y HON
the criticism is plainly directed
With reference 90 the laW of the
ease Mr Fulton. Ia an tnterNleN
this morning stated that it had ueen
fully and fairly SET forth hy The
star since the decision 81 Special
Judge Tucker en- the motion fhF
non suit. Aud that 10 the county
failed 90 resafeF FROM the ex=tHeas=
urer's boudsmeu IL would De- ca a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

PORTLAND. ore, Aug p sam
and Joseph Roehland, Russians. who
arrived here last night, bring new
story of the sinking Of the big
liner Norge off Scotland June IS,
of which they are survivors They
deny the GOODNESS aud heraism Of
the crew They say the captain
was the first to leave the ship. sam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
WOMAN MEETS
HORRIBLE DEATH
MRS. NELLY LhHKEHhU 1HyELoPGp FLAMES AND FATALLY
BURNED At HGR HOME IN MosrEsARo

ran and threw herself face down
on the grass. and called 10 her
mother 70 take q rug aud smother
the fire cut Her mother did ~.
bat before the flames we're out she
had been fearfully burned. nothing
81 her clothing being left except
nhreda
When the neighbou first heard
The calls Of herself and mother they
thought II was the children. 30 that
Do was several minutes before any
help eame Or Watson Naa huF-
rledly called and O. temporary dress
luF applied. and az the request %
the victim herself she vas taken 10
the hospital. where she died al
O'Clock She was burned from her
knees up
Mrs Tarf her mother has been
in feeble health for several months.
and great anxiety b. felt over the
result 70 her Of the accident
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Ia
SERIOUS
RIOT|N1
nv soriups ssrs A--,

srNNyfuE Utah Aug It'll
IaH hif4krrr tamUsd hrrs since So
Nrmtrf ore EitInE trouble. NeaIefs
HH8 they caught Mormon strike
breaker Iu Ihs foothills aud bufaHH
beat hlm with ri#khsHiIra iie vla
HH#
- Elhofrid riot occurred Dor.
fYHhnfa wrfe fired into che mob b.
afmea guards ~ tha l.fah iusI aam=
usnN The guards then riuhheI the
flaasfn eIfh theIr fIuea. resulting IN
broken heads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
JApAHs-s GENERAL SAYS He WITH RUSSIANS
UNTIL TIE LATTER had 70 GIVE WAYNE CHASED rHem
FIVE

We carried the enamy's principal uo-
aitionH. but portion ~ them Of
Tered the afaufeHf resiatauae and We
bad t1 hIeauae for the uHhf In bat
re formation.
"At daylight. August !. wee feaum-
90 m" aIiark and 90 3 ID. m. all the
heights fell into our hands The
enemy fled towards Tang Hoyen.
Tho casualties are under lukeafiRa-
ton We captured some field guns.
but the details are HtiIi unknown.
I'm this engagement the attacking
forces were at "a dIaldyuntaEe first
D. on account ~ the sieeuueaa ~ the
ground. secondly ON account ~ tho
lack ~ suitable position for our are
mefy. while the heat was over 100
degrees Fahrenheit"
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tion and contained all the facts and
figures necessary 10 warrant the
commencement Of the action
As 60 che underlying facts In
the raae. I have uo personal know
edEe. and h iH not necessary "a
discuss them Sufficient it iH t.
fay that the experts tepurt " cor
rect Naa sufficient II stated ~
artlg how much money Nj white
feY hsd collected aud charged him
self With con- the books during biz
first term how much be bad law.
fully dIshurHcd and hos much be
had on hand at the close uf the
term
There uaau discrepancy between
the amount ou hand and the
amount De had charged himself
uIIh about 81 Uau aud thlH CON
aufuied tho apparent ahortage.
which / brought suit e. recover in
behalf 81 The county
a similar report vas prepared
hF Etrari Grant draIlnE with the
buota Tot thc second term. and a
similar auIt was commenced against
the bonding company which VaH
responsible Tb.H sat HaH prompt
Is settled by the uaz meut 90 The
county flaim tn full after the com
nauva expert had verified Nj
Grant figures
There .a uo Justice In hia claim
that should have sammeu 81 suit
against the bondiuE company for
the entire shortage The county p
claims IH each eaHe uefe separate
aud distinct. aH much So ~ 10 they
had hesu against different former
traaaursfa The tWu causes ~ a.
tIaH we're entirely different and
raaiH not have been embraced in
the same sHit
II Ease the county commissioner
an opinion tn thls effect az The time
and that opinion h aufi on nls In
their office told them that II
WhIIlIsses had received rherkH or
drafts lu payment nf taKae aud bad
IHaueH receipts afaAHHf them nnd
marked the tAa~a pad be had made
hImHaif liable 90 The county for The
amount 81 fhf tHke# mo- matter
whru the thsIsH OF drafts Nrrr
paid Or whether fhs8 eefe ever
PAD
This aar ana a fas iAe and che
opinion { gave waa later upheld BY
the supreme roUrt - tie state in =
teHG Ha=F
W5ifs Sslson Be- staai shfii eatY
There b. uiiie FruuHd fof tho az.
tempt - rake q mystery ~ The
WhIffIsaaF matter The books
fhrnlaaIfea ah1u aIi fhat iH perfH-
cary - - shown 80 - the uabilis
IS ~ ~ WhIfltseNs houdrmcu.
A. tn ahat they she's / am not an
authority and have NJ personal
lnoairdEr
a r. the criminal ease against
NJ WfIttlsacy and others J in
formed fhe grand jury 81 the time
that the indictments eefs returned
that / ed not consider Mr Whit
tisaaF erImIualiy liable. granting
that the books HhaNHd The facts
80 faffh In Mr. Grants report. ln
aamHHh ~ there Naa nothing 60
shan that hc had auY personal
&naa ledge 81 hos the ailrErd short
aEe occurred
4 told the iury that II the facts
stated bv other Witnesses urrr true
NJ WhIttleasy and bic hundamen
were liable ln civil suit bot that
criminal proceedings Nefs not luHti=
fled
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SURVIVORS TELL A
DIFFERENT STORY
RUSSIANS WHO ESCAPED DEATH ABOARD THE NORGE SAY
Crew WAS BRUTAL AND lNHUMAN

caught a line trailing from a life.
boat and sailors dubbed him OFF
with oars. They struck others who
tried to set in, including women
Finally. fearing the rope would
uverturn the boat. they rescued him
Two sailors wanted TO throw a child
into the sea from the boat In the
fight which followed the child wal
badly hurt aud u died of its In
juries before the boat reached land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
TO ABANDON MUkoGN

H0ME Aug Q The gazrur's
Mukdeu correspondent states lhstHll
heBdquuHfafs ~ Russian military au-
ihoflty are being Transferred 60
NladIFeHfak. which VIII become tho
capital ~ Eastern Asia Al Hardin
o. neN army Of 10000 men Ia uoe be-
Ink raised 10 10 to help Gen kuro-
patkIH Two japanese divisions arc
now within 10 miles n Mukdan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
STRIKE Is
BREWING

SCRANTON. Pa. Aug 2-Thc
executive GARD Of mine workers this
afternoon decided 10 approve uf the
position taken on the check weigh
man question. which probably
means a strike In District No. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
bound And
GAGGED

PORTLAND ore. AuE Hound
EaEEed biindfuided and rhloruform.
81 Walter smith. well knoeu
Young man a. found WING iu A.
Easf Portland road early THE morn
iuE uith bic Raluahlas. Including
his watrh and money. untouched
poiisr detectives today are inveaii.
EaflnH che Gaze. hHf without n fiee
As smith claims 70 have NO kuuel=
esies % Who assaulted him Il
PROMISE to be- sensational case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
XII LED

SHERIDAN. Idaho. Aug Q An
snaine collided With a handoar car
rvIuE four men yesterday Pred
1hle. 81 Athol Idaho was instantly
Killed The men en- the haudcar
saa the engine. but thought the
IFhfH were switch lights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
IN ZRNME


LEWISTON. Idaho. Aus s-Ed-
dia Dickson. well known Spokane
8fhh4e au1 Ht- lets man. arrested aH
tie charge Of eTuhezElrrurut uf
funds - fhe tfamHaf company here
hza been released aH $500 bonds fur
uIansd b. SPOKANE friends he has
Hsaa HciuFrd With kilograms aud
telaehuur 0hua 81 friends offering
awalal aurc lie claims innocence
ana aaff he WIii not Dee the case
aasHa to TRIAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
MILL BURNED

sTIa pas. Idaho Aug Tho lums
be- mIU and a.uaa feet Of lumber
burned her, yesterday The loss iH
s.. zoe. with uo Insurance.
II J Crane. Of 1912 East Denny
way. misses valuable stick pin.
trousers. hat aud silver match safe
The robbery was reported 90 the
police. who are overwhelmed by the
many reports that have been com
ing In from every section Of the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

IN SESSION
SLATE MADE UP THIS MORNING AND THE FOLLOWERS OF
JEFFERSON BEGIN WORK T-Is AFTERNOON

strueuoua 10 the Spokane delega-
tioH to keep out Of the fight.
JudHou r. pioneer democrat Of
Pierce. had that county. practically
All the COW counties and q good
share - the southwest are back o.
him. Ills strength Was slowly re
yealed BY his managers. IN the hope
that King would withdraw Peirson
and preserve harmony This was
accomplished shortly after noon to-
day PsifHon may not accept the
land commiaHi0ncrship lie will not
slate his purpose.
The platform will declare for a
bipartisan judiciary railroad
railroad CON nj ssiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
ATCHED AT
GENEVA

GENEVA, Aug Russian po-
lice have evidence that plehyc'a aa
aamIuatiun was planned NJ Geneva
hy central committee Of the Dor
leyaYa organization.