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commissioners These Ia the auditors vault and
while public records had not been examined before - ms 10 The
dealing only with the close ~ terms Il office
found that NEARLY ALL o. THESE REPORTS WERE
FAIElFIED funds subject check
stated actual agreeing With
said
other aid before
the Erand but refused 90 opinion % hHf body
- the ugsumptre guilt ~ telling them that they
themrsfe This ths} did uth the result that hsy
T. raddsaz
Will that Hove 81 the las
Hove had been
prosecute celebrated had
paid fee ST. Hove considerable time With
looking rauinng the books etc and
the office ~ The couuff commissioner
ASKED THE PRIVILEGE or WiTHuHAWtN0 PROM lie CASE.
for the that be HAD uEEN ASslR
NOTHING or CRIMINAL NATURE ~ THE
bis relations Wifh Mr WbieF aud ha family
YER lie COULD \ CT CONSISTENTLY PROSECUTE
CASE The commissioner accepted bis withdrawal and W
present prosecuting attorney. assumed charge
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when If was Incorporated 40 state
bank and the capital Increased from
60 G10 10 500 900 At this Tune
Mr Horton disposed n his interest
lu the institution. which il nov one
Of the largest 10 the state
Mr Horton was born In New
York state Little IL known ~ his
boyb0od IN 1852 he started for.
Seattle with hiF family and crossed
the plains Ia 1853 be arrived In
Seattle from Oregon
Besides Mr. Horizons immediats
family BE- leaves an AGED sister liY-
ing at the family home. = brother,
Julius Horton. al Georgetown, and
two nephevs Dr George ~ HoT-
ton and Charles Horton who was
his business agent
The funeral viii be held from the
family residence Sunday afternoon
a. ? o'clock The services will bs
private Tomorrow afternoon the
Iody q the aged pioneer viii lie In
state At the residence between 2 and
4 o.rioek In accordance with the
wish 81 ST Horton expressed sew
efal months before his death. there
viii be no flowers at the funeral
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IM(AZNM NW
II MMLUUNER B. T.
IT DEVELOPS INQUEST THAT CRIMINAL OPERATION WAS
PERFORMED PROMINENT YOUNG SOCIETY LEADER
WHO DIED IN MYSTERIOUS MANNER

VANCOUVER II e July 29.-Ai
the beginning Of the inquest over
the body Of Miss Hattie Bowel.
" ho died under mysterious circum
stances last Monday morning. SEN
ratiaual facts were revealed
The inquest WAS begun this morn
ing and the post norton oXamina-
ton revealed that "a criminal opera
ton had been performed. although
the doctor who ives called I'm con
fHltaflon said that white this opc-
ration had been attempted death
was due from uraimir poisoning
The death of Miss Bowel and the
circumstance attending 1t has Gre
aeed big sensation her. because OF
the prominence Of the young wo-
man. She was the daughter Of J..
H. Bowel. collector of customs Of
the port OF Vancouver. and grand
daughter OF Sir Mackenzie Bowel.
formerly prime minister OF Cailada.
and now leader OF the Canadlan
aeuale.
Aiias Bowel herself was well
kuf4wn. being prominent IN the most
exclusive society circles OF Britllh
Columbia. and one Of the boautlda
OF Vancouver. She was 20 years Of
age I'D was engaged TO be married
duf4 < the coming month to J Nc
HaiH formerly OF Vancouver and
10Y resident Of Seattle
seek ago Miss Bowel entered
ihA unrfafd sanitarium in this city
aud 10 ~. Monday morning ahe
diedFs .atF publicly announced
ihall fleath iNlowod an unsucceas-
IN liberation fef appendicitis
H4kmds of the family believed
IN l3lse and appealed 60 the cor
outfstly McGuigan. vino is also
n,aegH fpp an Inquest lilo and
, plliro North held q privnto
fJatl;uI Egif then declined co
tE.A1eRD q SsTsss ..,ss ~ - = Il.
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SAYS WHlTTLESEYS ACCOUNTS WERE
FALSIFIEO AND VOUCHERS DESTROYED
DEXTER HOR ION, PIONEER
MILLIONAIRE, IS DEAD

Dexter Horton "a seattle pioneer
Of tsta. and one Of the few million
airra Of the city. died suddenly of
hehrt disease ~ hiH home. Third
avenue and Seneca street 90 o
agtash last night al the axe OF "a
years ST. Horton Waa a doyuut
Christian and death came Ca him
while ia silent prayer at private
religious gathering II had been fcr
years custom ga the Horton house
hold e. hold Informal prayer meet
luEs CA Thursday evenings. and
when be passed auaY Sir Horton
aaa surrounded Is members Of bis
family and SOME 81 he oldest
friends wbo are members Of the
Methodist Protestant church
AZ be prayed softly while the 9th
era Were EinEing a hymn. ST. iinr
ton head va seen ia fell 90 bis
hfsaHt Sis friends - uues rushed
Ia his aid ony % find him uur0u
seiuuH ~ Wiltue and Or non~s
we're hastily summoned. bat before
theY arrived Me- Horton bad breath
II rs last
NJ Horton death came ~
ahurh ~ bits many friends mnd GO
hIa family. as DO saa apparently IA
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INDICTED
FEDERAL GRAND JURY RE.
TURNS TRUE BILLS As RE.
suit or sLocUM HORROR
INVESTIGATION
my seripps News Aas.n)

NEW YORK. July ~ The fed
efai grand jury today presented a
report Or the result Or It's lnvostlga-
ton IN the elOcum disaster 70 Judge
Thomas. 10 has been agreed be-
tween counsel and the court that
those indicted shall appear next
Monday 70 plead and offer ban.
District Attorney Burnett admit
ted that the indictments include
canfHn VHnscbaiek and Inspectors
LunabefR and Flemift Prom other
sources u r. learned that Frank y.
BafHabX pfealdenfs James X. At
Gibson. secretary. and Frank -. Dex-
leiNtfeaanfer of - Kulckerb0ckef
eieamnhip company Captain pease
~ the steamer Grand iseQabllc 81
also Indicted mThe3ali ~ prob
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Charles Wilson. attorney general
Of tho province was then approach
Cd and with other counsel he suisse
queuty appealed Ia Justice Duff OF
the supreme court for an order com
Polling the coroner To hold an in
quest The order WAS granted and
the inquest was begun this morn
ing. More sensational develop
meuts are expected as the inquest
proceeds
] McllarE. who was in Victoria
yesterday. was requested by the po-
lice 10 return 10 Victoria today 90
be present az the inquest
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RUSSIANS OFFICIALS
\ FEAR ASSASSINATION
MORE MEN MARKED FOR SLAUGHTER By ANARCHISTS WHO
msrIoATEo PLOT RESULTING IN N. Won PLEHve.s DEATH

LONDON. July z9.-Tho st.
Petersburg correspondent OF the
Express says the aaaaasluatlon Of
Won Flehye has created panic Ia
high official circles Tho tragedy
completely ovrrshadaUs the dlaaf.
trous events 0f the war. ~ b. not
merely the individual crime which
appails but knowledge Of what u
foreh0dea The police posses cIswH
which lead 20 the conclusion that
Won Plehye'a murder was the 10
suit of a carefully prepared piDa
The authorities are convinced TINT
tie asflnatlon r. link lu loHr
chain ~ similar crimes. r. o. fully
J realized that q new NIhlllst rcir1
. Of terror has been luaHRurated. The
reFolutIouiHts have drawn "a long
LIST u high pereonages who nave
been condemned 10 death b. tho
A-~soaak onary committee a. CpDJf-
e for the assassin occur.
Pare name figures first on
- <isi. which also contains the
Time u NJ. PObieponesteff, procu-
fatof general OF the Holy synod
fHnee lNap 0bplensky. the ally
npsasAssa HNNefnpr general Of FIN
laaa HtiH Nf HezoArasoff. tie
fzaf'f f4f0I'Ie Who IS heoaaed Or
.kaIss|z< ~ war with Japan.
~ I4'Et|'F ~ JnNlfe Mufayieff
~ <'<'Ns n he pel0hoff palace
F<<'zf14t % inform the car 81 the
alton he was stoned ~ riot.
4'sa windows II his carriage
brpl.gD s'.vf W waa nnhurt
FL ye'a body Was removed
lmble chapel near The scene
<0f the assassination yeat efday.
Nhere a solemn requiem WAS held.
Later the body wae removed a. the
minister's home. where a no less
~ nreealfe service was held Only
teiatiFee and prominent ofiiclala
we're admitted 70 the ~tcr geryiee.
HOME. July g9mThe Russian
r0eefnment has aa~ the police 70
uhteo al Russian exilea. 10 aus
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As soon as the three men entered
the room Herchko became excited
pEd pointed az them. crying out
that they were the three men who
had attacked him Hechko is an
Austrian and can speak but little
English. and much 81 what be said
was lost. but the Officers are now
Thoroughly convinced that the Zedic
brothers are the men responsible
for the assault
Herehko's condition Is still crit
Teal and he may die Of his injuries.
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quarter block on Third afeaur and
Seneca street, where the family
home stands With David Philips
be founded the fret haus ID seattle
IN 1870 A. the time - IT. organ
izafion II was private baut On
der the name of Phillips ilorton
4 co
A short time afterwards Phillips
died and the firm became DEXTER
Horton a Co The bank remained
a private Institution until 1857.
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AMsUsHEo JAPANESE

ST PETERSBURG. July 20
General Nuropntkln reports that on
the a7th the Russian volunteers and
cosaaeke ambuahcd Japanese rec.
1nnpIterlna party to the southwest
Of Masapudal The Japanese lost ~
Killed and 20 wounded and two
were taken prisoners.
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good health
The dead pioneer leaves a widow
and tao dauFhtsrH Mn Horton
and one daughter were with him
when be passed away The other
daughter is boz the east
DEXTER Horton as enc Of the
moat prominent business men On
Seattle BE owned fhs New York
block on Second avenue and C1etry
street the Seattle block on Thire
avenue and Cherry street and tho
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DEATH FROM HEART DI sEAsE CAME TO HIM
WHILE AT PRAYER IN HIS HOME LAST NIGHT
WAS THE FOUNDER OF THE FIRST BANK IN
THE CITY AND WAS IN ACTIVE BUSINESS LIFE
UNTIL THE END DESPITE HIS ADVANCED
YEARS
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WILL GO SLOW
Obs seripps News ASSN

WASHINGTON. July p At to-
days cabinet meeting considerable
time vas spent ia a discussion OF
recent developments IN the Russo
japanese war relative to the seizure
uf eautfaband shipped from the
United States The disposition was
manifested 90 go SLOW about max
ing protests % ST. Petersburg in
the ease ~ the Arabia. until the
facts are ascertained.
II was Secretary Metealfs first
appearance at a cabinet meeting.
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KANSAS CITY. July - Pat
Laaeass snd Matt Sullivan. union
strikers who with a crowd uf aaso-
eiates nfferrd violence 20 l. KIM
tol8nra as KinE vas going Co work
al Armuur plant thIa morning
wsfe stoi down ~ him. each being
wounded in the lea kiuE Was ar
rested and two others were taken
into eastodY hy the police. Who re-
snouasa 60 a riot call MANY pack
ing house employees we're arrested
on their way 20 work. An uneasy
feeling prrvailH
An Application rs The packers Tor
q feasrat injunction fn restrain
strike violence tn anticipated Spr-
cal officers with rifles and revolt
ssfs uatrai me plants
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5Y WIFE
DON c. DoNALDsoN's INJURED
SPOUSE BEos FOR HIS RE.
LEASE

Mrs. Don aCrlos Donaldson. deaf
mute. the wife OF the Green Lake
painter who eloped with pretty Lot
tie Hubert. a l5-year-old girl. and
was brought 90 this city n few days
ago from California by means OF
requisition papers. is seeking 20
have her husband set free she
says she loves him aud will forgive
and forget everything.
This morning she flashed her
peneiled tale before Justice Cor
don, but got no relief Prosecuting
Attorney Scott was also visited and
asked to intercede
Nothing can be done for you.
madam. The law must take Ia
course. the prosecuting Rtts
spelled out on his finEe N"-"'''
you see. used, sa.o0 Granite
talk pretty wOsn- other RI
when | " saic. nothing res,
proaeeuti
nfdoao
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poets a vide International plot

poets vide International plot.
LONDON. July % The ear has
replied ia the most kindly terms 10
King Edwards telegram Of sym
pathY in the assassination of ~
Won Plehvc.
ST PETERSBURG july 29-It
e. stated that Won pIahfes nHHas-
sims name o. FofoaeHaff and that
hIa home De- iu southern Russia,
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LIFE HAKGS By
SLENDER THREAD

By scripns News Ass'nl
SWEET SPRINGS. Me. July %.
Ex-senator Vest is very low.
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ACCUSES
z.E:D|(;S
HEReHko RECEIVERS CON.
SERIOUSNESS AND IDENTIFIES
HIS AssAILANTs

For the first time since he was
III MGio. 'coNrEsay at Franc
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RIOT AT OMAHA

RIOT AT OMAHA
OMAHA. july - A small die
tufhHuer secured thIa morning dur
IuN the attempt o. set 20 strike
breakers into the Swift plant Union
pleFafa interviewed aud a nEht en-
sued.
reasfat Judge Garland has cited
$50 strikers for au alleged contempt
~ an Injunction recently issued
CHICAGO. July - Through the
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WHAT THE BOOKS NOW
SHOW SAGRTAGE TO BE

Anyone Who desires Ledger pase
General Ledger No the
teanupued rase -
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RUPTURE HAS
OCCURRED

rAIus. July ~ Tho council Of
fniniatefn to-day discussed the dlf-
tfatetfeH bttNsth the taiicun ana
tif&E6 i kilnqlt NJ & zion iusiiuE
thk.e l1lIlr IN ~ Il wv eit uliirN NiiAf.
wi'Tdaasri6 w les dld MOI llnN
y statement ol =. fisssI 1lt nt.fhy
time. This Ekesi.4s -
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HOME. July e9sThe Russian
r0sefnment has aaW the police 70
watea All Russian exllea. ~ sus
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Tonight and Saturday-Fair; Warmer.
Saturday--lnterior. Light w inds.
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H. 6. REED
Is DEAD
FOUND IN HIS ROOM AT STE
VEINS HOTEL BY The PRO.
PRIEToR

Manager Stevens. Of the Stevens
hotel. found the dead body of Ho-
race G. Reed. one OF his guests. in
the lattcrs room yesterday after
noon about 5 o'clock Mr. Reed Was
last seen alive at about 10 o'clock
"Wednesday night by the elevator
boy. He did not rise as usual yes
terday morning. but nothing was
thought wrong until late in the af-
ternoon. when IL became necessary
20 clean up the room for the next
night The door was found locked.
No answer was received 10 the re-
peated calls 20 arouse him.
AIR. Stevens went into an adjoin-
ing room. where he could get q look
at tho bed over a transom. After
watching the body awhile and see
ing no apparent breathing. he de-
cided that the man was dead. This
was confirmed when he unlocked
the door Coroner Hoyo was notl-
fled and Deputy Coroner Wiltsie in
vestlEated the case An autopsy
helu last night revealed the fact
that death was due 10 natural
causes. Mr. Reed was a sufferer
from kidney trouble. He was one
Of the administrators Of the estate
Of the late Homer Swaney. one Of
the victims OF the Clallam disaster
last January
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TACOMA. AUG is.-Gilberf W.
CaaNhran. a well known young civil
engineer Of Tacoma. Who resides
Slth hla parents At 90 south Ta-
cuma avenue. vas wafiaid and shot
b. an unknown footpad shortly
after n O'Clock last night on South
Tacoma avenue. II a point whers
Fitth street would BE- were that
thorouEhfare opened through The
thus fired five shots tNo ~ which
penetrated bic victim. one entering
the chest On the right and the other
fndinK lodgment over the left rol-
Lar bone. The highwaxman escaped
H. the darkness. running through
the gate that opens into the alley
% the rear % the residence % Al
bsu T. Collier. deputy collector and
examiner % United States customs.
eel South Tacoma avenue.
Tho wounded man succeeded IN
putting up a pluehy fight against
his aaaailant. following him from
FIFTH street clear across the avenue
90 the southcastcriY corner Of sixth
avenue. whore. despite the fact that
he vas then carrying Two bullets In
him and was bleeding profuaely
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RUSSIAN CUNBOAT BLOWN Up BY a
SUBMARINE MINE NEAR PORT ARTHUR
House Strikers
Are in Desperate Straits
my soripps News Ass'nl

my Rcfipps News Assn1
CHICAGO. Aus ~ -Four steers.
over which 1000 strikers fought
with the police last night. were dis
covered this morning ia places re.
mote from the stock yards. Little
beyond the ho0fH aud horns remain
ed 90 tell tho story Five Of ihc
drove were finally rounded up BY
the police and driven back 20 the
yards
Among the most seriously in
iurod In the riot are Joseph kemiH.
George ahediock aud Andrew VII
hers. Al were taken 90 the hoaul-
tai II ia quiet Ia the strike district
today
IN last nights riot more than
1000 persons participated The
strikers and nYmpathizerH attempted
% catch and get away with a stray
bunch ~ steers A riot call NaH
Issued and 100 policemen fought
With the fiotsrs Many were more
or less seriously hurt
President DuunellY today an
nouneed that union officials woald
he sent tomorrow Ga Kansas CITY.
b Paul and 81 Joseph 10 report on
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The Philippine commission. which
Is TO be The guest Of Seattle for
two days. viii arrive here at S
O'Clock tonight and at once be es-
cotted 90 the Washington hotel
where the members viii rest Tor the
night They will be met by a com
miitoc from the Chamber 81 Com
mefro and welcomed 20 the city In
an Informal way
The members IT the commission
have been on the train for three
DAYS and will probably be- too tired
to Withstand the ordeal Of reccp-
tion OF any proportion The real
program arranged for the commits.
sion will not begin until tomorrow
morning In the forenoon the en-
ttrfaiumcut committee win take the
visitors in electric cars about the
city % show thcm all the various
districts and show IFS growth.
Dinner will be- served et the
Washington aud the afternoon Will
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from the ragged wounds he picked
the man up with both hands and
hurled him over the Collier fence
Into the brush below. a distance q
about twelve feet
BY this time. attracted by the
sound Of the revolver shots and
CuuEhran'a cries % Police a large
number o. people had aEthered In
the vicinity OF Sixth and Tacoma
avenues. and the wounded man vas
tsndsrcd all the assistance he cared
o. accept. Meanwhile tho highway
man had made bis escape CauEh-
ran managed % walk the entire dis
fnnce home. where be fail exhaust
ed "a the fioor. Medical assistance
VAS summoned. DrH. y NJ Brown.
lucum and Green responding Late
last nlrht bis pulse was strong. and
be vas resting a. comfortably As
circumstances would permit Until
the doctors make a closer examina.
ton and locate the bullets. his
chances OF recovering canout be ea-
tImated. tie has the advantage %
remarkable constitution In his
favor. however. and the doctors
speak hopefully Of the case.
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FILIPINO COMMISSION
WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT
EXTENSIVE PLANS MADE BY CHAMBER or COMMERCE TO EN-.
TERRAIN VISITORS FROM our NEW POSSESSIONS DURING
TWO DAYS VISIT

be spent on the waterfront Moran
Bros shlpyards will D visited and
the various Industries along Rail-
road aud Western avenues inspect
ed. The government steamer Cart
wright has been placed az the dis
posal Of the commission and n trip
will be made 20 Bremcrion
No program has been arranged
for Sunday. as the committee Of
entertainment wishes 20 consult the
wishes Of the visitors before max
Ing any plans. The party viii leave
here sunday evening ut s o'clock
for Portland. where q stop Of one
day will be made.
The committee Of entertainment
appointed by the Chamber OF Com
meree rs as follows Josiah Col
Inns. chairman. G. J smith Frcder-
lex nausmau. ". y. Boone. W. r.
CAV. James II. HoEe, IT. " H.
I.atimer. r. r. Spencer, George Oar
row. G. r. Burnside. Jacob iurth,
Il. II. elise. NJ. +. Baekus. Shrr-
wood Gillespie and A. NJ. Broukos.
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PLAN DID NOT work

ON recommendation Of Assistant
city Engineer scott the streets COM
mittce yesterday afternoon blocked
what appeared TO them as a smooth
scheme ~ J. u. Lowman 20 avoid a
part Of the expense Of paving Har-
ward avenue and adjacent streets.
Mt LoWmau wanted TO give the city
n little chunk Of alley way lying
back Of Harvard avenue and en-
tcring East Olive street. The com-
mltfee decided that " could more
economically get along without the
rifL
II was found on Investigation that
the so-eailea alley only entered the
block part way so that Il would he
absolutely useless 60 the city The
Mot of ground 81 Obliged 70 pay an
assessment Tor the paving work,
however
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THEY MADE BITTER FIGHT MEAT LAST
TODAY CONSIDERING TIE ADOPTION FDRbsTIc MEAS
WIN TIE FIGHT

the local strike conditions az the
cities named President DounclIy
goes % s. Louis. then 90 Indlanap-
ellis. where he will meet with Freal-
drut Mitchell ~ the miners union.
hoping % receive financial support
Frank Krupa suffered q bfokea
Jaw and probably the loss ~ an eye
az the result ~ an assault on him
by strikers today Krupa and two
others were attackd By n mob and
terribly beates They were mis-
taken for strike breakers. They
had formerly worked In a packing
house
Turtv 81 thc most prominent labor
leaders Boz the local labor field VII
meet tonight ta consider the but
cheers strike aud 20 form an ad=
tinary board "a deal with the situa-
tion. The meeting waa called -
uenueiIy and others directly inter
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ne MUST GO BACK

Fat kim. the chiuaman who Was
caught # the depot last Saturday
niEht b. the immigration inspect
ofs. vsa yesterday ordered depert
ed The Celestial vas unable 20
prove 10 Commissioner ksifer that
BE- had = right 80 remain Ia Uncle
sAmn territory and. although be
waa yefy Indignant. bis protests
hsra unagaiIlnK
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cess. that the Russians are now
practically driven iuto their lAat
and principal lina uf drfeuHea.
II IL across the open plain that
Tho Japanese for the last two weeks
have been WORKING sometimes by
PUSHES and AZ other times by slowly
aud patiently extending their
trenchra and rife pits A the Jap
ansa have captured the outer posi-
lions. they have brought un guns
and have covered further advance
with she'll fire
The final assault sill De = most
desperate one fof n vii be ln the
Ease Of hundreds % apid.nre guns
and aFfuaH an area which can BE-
swept BY the hHKr coast defense aud
naval guns mounted upon the hills
luaf back % the city
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81. LOUIS $40. Aug ~ At 2.Es
o'clock cyclone swept North -
Louis. covering several ritN hIaeka.
was bleeu down. and ten persons
are reported 20 have been killed
there Tho fiaf Of injured vii num=
tsr more thHu co. a score ~ resi-
druera Hrfa blaHn down. The storm
wnH NOT noticed iu the central and
business ilHffiefH
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UNKNOWN GIRL
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

An uHknnen Young wamHn a.
tempted suicide shortly after secure
inE foam IN the Thifa AFruns
hotel last night Tier cries. after tax
lnk "a quantity of arHaule. aroused
the laagsra in the place. sho broke
doan the door faf. =. 4. Gardner
vas summoned ard. after working
over the Girl far Home time. pre-
n1uncsi her uut ~ danger.
= uaut - die have nothing 10
i've for I'm 40 Hiune' Hrre the
answers che gave "a questions asked
hrr she f. 70 years 81 are.
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GET
OUT

WASHINGTON Aug ls.-Consui
Gsnefal Gooduuw a. Shanghai
cables the state department that the
Taoiai has decided against the con
teutlan Of the Russian consul and
has ordered the Russian torpedo
boat 10 leave the hArbor before noon
e the 2oth and the cruiser b noon
ON the Kfat This means that the
ahips vii have 60 disarm OF give
the Japanese battle