davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-15
His Signature.

Paying Tcller-What IS your name,
anyway Indignant Presenter OF
Check Don't you see my signature:
Paving Teller-Yes: that's what arous
ed my curiosity. Baltimore American,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-15

Except for formal functions, candle
labra have gone out of use for dinners
and luncheons and are replaced by sin
lie slender sticks of brass, silver, glass
Oh. fancy china.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
The s.lue OF a Vacation.

\ vacation Paysc as much fro..-
| peculiary standpoint as from
" other point OF view. JUS
5 every man is rascal when he
sick, so the best insentioned
Eli il the word may be brute
Zen ne IS worn out physically
nd working and planning or try
g to do so with tagged, wear
rain. The brutal qualities in q
lan's nature come to the surface
vhen he has drained his vitality
ID .ihe dregs. He loses his self
control and his passions get the
better OF him. He does things
vaich in his soal lie condemns ans
5ays things for which he afte-
ward hates himself, and all be
cause he lacks physical stamina.
The long strain OF the year has
made him so irritable and exact
ing that the merest trifle upset:
him He goes all to pieces ove-
little things which he would no
even notice If he were in GOO
bodily condition.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
Historic Bit of Grape.

A day or two before the funeral
of Senator Hanna PostmaSte:
Emerson of Cleveland received
by mail from c. ]. Johnson CT
Grcenville, Texas, small piece
of crepe which had been worn on
several notable occasions. 1t is :,
Dart of the first that came out in
the Army of the Potomac. and
was worn at the funerals of Lin
coin. Grant. Garfield. Logan and
several minor celebrities. The
,knot in the crepe has never been
united. Postmaster Emerson
wore it At the Hanna funeral and
then sent it back to its owner in
Texas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
The Largest Flags.

he largest two flags yet made
ore British, the other American
with handsome stats surnou- .ed
by doves of peace bearing the III
evitable olive twig in their
mouths, are to be presented tt
Baron w. A. F. Gevers, minister
from the Netherlands, for ths
peace cathedral which Andrew
Carnegie is building for the inter
national court of arbitration al
The Hague. The Freedman
flags have been distributed AMONG
the foremost advocates of peace
with view to fanliliarizing thu.
public with the design.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
ConstabIes AID Eonkey:.

Barend Vet. of The Hagae. hai
recently the misfortune to call
constable monkey, an accusation
which local paper pointed out q
being OF course, untrue an
which, however. is fern of W
truth not permitted il Hollar:
Vet was arrested and brought be
fore the judge on charge of in
sulting the police being ser
fenced to forty-hve DAYS irnprl
sonment. Before being remove
he turned TO address the cours
Then | mustn't call constable .
monkey" he said. Certainly not
you must not insult the police.
The culprit reflected. May | ca,
a monkey a constable?' he asked
with a fash of genius. The judgs
shrugged his shoulders, and, holi-
ing no brief for the animal, replied
IF it gives You any satisfaction
With smile Of satisfaction vei
turned on his heel in the dock ans
bowed to his prosecutor. "Good
day, constable he said
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
a Poii.isal 5heriook Holmes.

IN ex-governor OF Massachu-
(retts eho had the remarkable tai
ut Of always knowing everybody,
specially vo.crs, explained at a
recent cattle show how he did il.
n}old farmer who had once driv-
j him across the country came up
"a shake hanS.s and was i;nmedi-
Eqely recognized. All" said the
Governor. how d'you do How's
Tack Gcck was the farmers
son). "Ch. he's well" -Ssid- the
delighted old man. HIS interes,
MAS still fur i'er increased wlle:.
se governor said: And how's
e old white aorse" Wien the
Did man had passed on FRIEND
said TO the governor; Did yor
really reme- Der abou1 that white
sorse?" Ne he said, 4 saw
rite hairs on his coat anc
aznced l."
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
:. ..inler,s First Day In c mgr

Senator Frye Was in RENT; :
ccfa mood the other evening. IA
tod Of McKin:cys FIRST APPEAR =
on he floor of the lsOvse OF rc1's
sent4;iyes.
He was genial. yet somea
sly" said Senator FIRE., and ".
we drew los for seats, he Ore
lycry good seat and l drew
re. The next morning l f-
i lis things in my seat, ar's. ;.
ooks and papers had,been reno :.
10 Ike better seat that he had ORA
How is this. major? ! So
|ti,ere's some mistake.
Not at al. congressman
replied grac:ously. 'tsas sat :.
longs TO you
mo, this will not do | $,
you drew this scat ard must
sist upon your keeping it.
Now look hczc, con'-rcs s:;,-
said Mckinley, YOU have been is
before. ard you are likely to obi
the attention OF the chair and
-eir-ss the house. While this : r:
first term, and | am expected TO
, noting but lock wise
4 Yes. but tie rses OF t
9lorse? | replied.
I What are the rules of
house between friends? You T.
the seat, was the answer of
future president Major McNiH
rever failed to win friends VII
ever he went, and lis superb MS
IS hness and goodness is treasu-,
(Temory of all who knew him
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
He Doesn't Care to Wander.
ban Connaughton.

..'ohn Connaughton, prin;cps
keeper in Sing SIR prison, ha
act visited New Yo-k city Cor ?
cars, and there is litrle likeiihoo
that he viii ever do so. The re-
son OF this 5 tia; there are in tn
ity a great number of men VII
would welcome an opportunity I
Ill him In his capacity as prs
onkeeper for forty years Mr.. Con
naughton has earned the ennii;y {
many desperate criminals, most {
whom hate Inn with an inrensif
which would induce them TO lnr-
der should the chance o.TcT.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER
Dick d Not Rich.

General Dick will be the FIRST
man Of moderate means .on,
Ohio has sent to the senate since
the days of Senator Thurrl"n He
has no fortune. In fact, Tom L.
Johnson last fall made one of the
issues of his. campaign the fac.
that Dick publicly ackno -. eedl
that the chairman of the republi-
can state committee did not pay
his bills. Dicks has been a busy
life, but it has not been devoted to
1loney-getting. His career has
been remarkable one. Fifteen
years ago, when he was about so
years of age. Re was proprietor OF
! very small -four and feed store
in his nome CITY of Akron.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
Banfan. ,..-e..u, Ro.k.


"Pilqr:rnS -or-ess' which Ia
oriously worked is way uowsrs
rom TIE homes OF tie l,uatle int
e co.sc;cusnesS Of IN ars.ocracv
intellect rl:at long despised it.
IS appe7r-d IN IN English edition
{ luxe. limited 10 $50 copies. and
lrst-ated with dr2v-i-.cs BY Harold
cppirg. reproduced BY direct pro
csTapsy On sens; zed bromide pa
er. The text OF t;,is edition i
asci upon that Of 1853. the las.
>.tIed before Punvar's death. This
the eleventh edition of Part l.
Includes the authors own revision
'f'lich ed to many guam, variations
II lanruage Il s curious to note
Tow Bunyan added TO his story
car BY year. Wor'dlp Wiseman
made his debut in the second edi-
ion: Mr.. Ry-ends in the third.
which appeared in 1919. a first
-dition of "P;-.S-rr;n's Progress" IS
rorth $50. There were some
-arly American editions, referred to
" Bunyan in his r'lvined prefaces
hat are worth locking fo+
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
vindicAtlna the Bed Heads.

Professor Karl Pearson, the
D figlish snti.ropo,osis,. is trying 4
fllieve redheaded people from tiis
laigrna wi,ich he SAYS has ATTACHED
b them from the remotest ant:q-
4iy. To this end he is compiling
sort OF census. asking school
masters, for instance, for the rec
BIRDS OF their redheaded pupils. He
believes that Aristotle drew on his
imagination when ne wrote: He
THAT has red hair is proud. envious
land deceitful."
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
Ode sno

The recording deed :,
PCharles Mix car - S. D.. has
drought to iisn, 20 '.iaue India
|names. The deed was executed hs
Grover Cleveland Surrounded ar,
his wife. julia Wauhdiwanyagthip
Twin. members OF what IS known a
! the Yankton tribe of Sioux Indians.
who under a recent act OF congress
|were permitted TO sell some of the
Hand which had been allotted to
them and their relatives years ago
10y the government
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-06-16
We Lead in Divorces.

The population OF the Urited
States has for forty years beer
about Twelve times that of Cana
da; tie number OF divorces in the
United States in that time has
been 10000 times the number OF
Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
HEROINE
At NOME
MRS. W pRour RESCUED ONE
or TWO DROWNING MEN

NOME AUS e9-Alffed Benson
eas dJas Het last uIHht ahant q
O'clock IN the surf below the Et4na
81 al #aWHaH7a daek HeHH Gibbs
uanssH. 4ha NHa aIae in the boat
narrowly e#a4tad similar fate. hut
saH TgaaHeltafed uIIh great dlWz
Huift uHusau. ghrIatlaHasu aud T.
q MsIH9 came up from Norton bax
an the little schooner / y l. On
"Wednesday they LETT thetr haeNaKe
on board anH flHHaau and Christian
sen went out last evening u the
e baauHr - 81 a. On their return
tire bent H8H "a uaiHrd III the heavy
surf NHs + HfaHt IS 10 fIaaa alIh
Ear father near tbs STANDARD 81
company h#FaIHaIlY vent "a the faaz
sae - the struggling men she aaI
a faN# which HhH threw towards The
uen. The attempt nued and SHE
secured me All q her father and
others and Christensen Ms res
aura.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
CITY DEP ARTMENTS
DEMAND $2,G25,2G0
ESTIMATED EXPENSES or MI NlelpAL GOVERNMENT ron
1905 MORE THAN 100000 eAreR THAN SUM ALLOWED
ron 1904

furnish $4,000. franchise earnings
So aan aud fixed estimates $4,000
The total amount af the depart
meHH estimates lef lga5 l. ka.6a5. aHs
Last year the council allowed fefe
rs less than this amount for such
expenses Tho estimates for each
department are as follows
Executive department. 10. leg
tHlatIte. $4,000 comptroller 81
6tas treasury ta4aaa. law $50 set.
judicial. tt4as1. sanitation. So 10
harbar ssa civil service. s. Sos
police. 80 see. fire So 16a. city
engineer tsas.fas. board II public
works. tsff5e. water So st5s
light tas.lsa5 park. SIS asa street
aud sewer. tls3a5a library saoH49s
boiler Inspector 81 $50. bicycle road
6 snaz interest IN BONDED debt
taua Ia5s interest on { Il " s.
+ " 100000. fiscal agency
charges. 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
SCRAP FOR SMUGGLING
REWARD rs NOW ON

United States Commlaaloner How
man has been taking testimony all
day to-day In regard 10 the capture
Of the Stevens Lot of amueEled
opium This lot Of 81 .nag uua of
opium was captured about Two
months aHo by Secret Service off
eer Frank Hurkeand a dispute afuae
over the reward. several persons
claiming that the capture had been
made On information given the guy
eminent by them
To settle the question as 20 whom
the reward rightly belongs. Judge
tianfafd directed Cammlaluuer
bowman to tate the testimony of
Tire various claimants aud turn the
same over to the court The thati
many Of n Il Marshall aud Peter
Anderson two Of tho claimants was
taken today The taking Of featl#
many In the case viii probably not
be finished until tomorrow after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
CROWDS
ARE STILL INCREASING
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS PROVE TO GREAT DRAWING CARDS
-wREsrtiHo MATCH IN rse PROGRAM TONIGHT

frank Vaure - the local Y NJ
{ 4. and Louis Calls. Of spokane
all struggle on the mat for fifteen
minutes at the Industrial expedition
fenlEhi faf hanafa In the wrestling
world The match IL scheduled to
b. a lively one. - both mHu are
xunne and NlIi work fag feHata
tons. 10th have Wuu good Iaafela
Ia The past and have prepared 70
make thla fiEht from start - tn
ish
Both are exceptionally strong aad
wllI weight a. pounds eaeh 90 the
nat Time vii - called At = -
ekoek and the bout RIii last for
fifteen minutes Tho one having
the mot downs silt receive the
sid medal provided for tie event
hug Ia ease there are 20 throws. The
one aat pointing the other. h the
opinion If the judges. al receive
the reward
The BARRIERS contest laHt nIFht
y a. one IF the most interesting ever
= en- in the state The wHa HhtsH=
eHa ard i8fhsf fia# vas caution.
Three contestants appeared IH The
6naIH They HsFs sam HaHeuHfe#a#
E n aiIIaf ana HaY teaka a faak
nHsenala#u za#1 = seconds IS 81 tha
aef anA hls victim came out = The
fFAE alive nHx 1enkH came second
lH - aeeaHH# aHa & Il 8IlIsf taak
third position ~ shaving bis man
IN - seconds Il saa nanteaf ~
SAINTS il the AT tunsaFIal The
losers esn feel that they have ahoNn
themselves ne mean handlers af tbs
brush aud rafpf
The efaad - The ground lat
nHRht HaH better than lie aKsHHEe
Tor the previous nIHhfH The At
+ fractions arr ali shawtnE 8 aesisiaA
gala In patronage and the Hsana
aaak Is beginning decidedly better
than the fret week ended Harry
+ fmuel. uha aaa painfully burned
+ Monday afternoon vas on hand last
+ T. Git and true a. he promise. made
+ IIa sensational tide The crowd
shsersH him Justify On Heaauut -
+ the eaHrare Hhuun IN riding Ia the
f face 81 #Heh difficulties
Captain aoraha In hia dsepzasa
diving act II attracting great
+ crowds every night The captain has
+ improved tie divers fIE II several
uafa arr leaseued The aanEsf II the
work. tfIa ueN telephone device h
enc ~ TIE greatest Haana In com
manIaafae Nlfh the men NJ work
under water Previous IN hts iHFnu=
ton alrnala were given hr the div
aF - MaaHH ~ HHHFH It's tele#
phone permits IT Conversation VIII
the outside world
TIE carnival management has
provide new AMI interesting at
fractions for every nIFbf and they
are al proving great drawing HaHta
The wrestling match tonight Is eN=
psafad - be about thu best IN the
sport linz ~ both young men are
working for regulations rather than
reward
Notice has baeu received from The
EulebtH n pythlas u British eo-
iHmbIa that a party ~ members -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07

CITY Comptroller BIniInEer last
night presented 70 the council an
estimate Of the eltya INCOME for the
coming var. other than from taxes
together With the estimates submit.
ted h, al the city departments for
ruanIns them duElus laaa These
estimates aKfreWtins s. 2a.sas.
vii probably be nruaed down con
udeFably BY tue finance commit
tee.
Mr Ripiinrer estimates that the
total income. other than from taxes.
during 1895 vii be $50 eea OF
this amount $4,000 Vii be from
delinquent taxes. From liquor II
eenses the revenue vii be SIS 600
10 per cent ef which Wlil 81 t.
the state. lie estimates the income
from the municipal light plant At
So 100 and from water collections
500. 900. Police court fines VII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
- ~
BELIEVES IN
MIDAS CREEK

NOME. Aug = a man Who stIu
believes In alIdaa creek Is Joseph
kriek. Of BONANZA. Norton bay.
EGsk. who Il In town. claims 10
have penetrated the country from
Norton bay across the divide 70 the
Kayutuk he DID not really Locate
Midas creek but be met natives
Who had found gold and uho wore
gold ring 81 their awn mauufarz
tuFe kriek claims e. have gone IN
land 80 miles on horseback
Al the tblthef end Of hIH Jour
ueF he cut aud stored a lot Of haY
With the intention Il returning
This be SAYS. he vii do on his re
turn 10 bonanza
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
NEW BANK
F0R NOME

NOME Aug = The Merchant
and Minors uauk h the name II a
mes hsHsiaE Institution Witch uIH
be Opened this fau in Nome. Il
VII have a capital stock paid up
af $40 eaa 81 held ~ business and
mining men - Nome aud Council
The president IT the naR bank uIIi
Be Eugene gHIIhHaH and Z q Cow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
ATTEMPT To KILL
REDUCTION BILL FAILS
tcontinusa trom Page onel

Continued from PAGE onel
ellmen did not even constitute a
majority Of the spesial committee
% which the ordinance waa re-
ferrad. When ana where they met
and framed their report Is SIN 4
mystery. Dr. CFIehioH. enc Of the
members Of the committee. stated
openly laaf night that be dia not
lnoU anything about 4. The repoff
did not even mention nAHlfuu.s or
dInanea. and a. a maEsahlft sub
ntffute recommended that 800 me-
tars be purchased. Only ~ The use
Of meters i Was stated 1a'd the
payment II water be placed On an
equitable basis.
II 49, claimed that the owner -
the small bone should raY Hasf a.
much per gallon for hIa water a.
the capitalist grtehfau later jump
81 on this argument AMI made Il
look Ike 81 cents
We maintain. explained neweu
thai the meter axHfam Il The only
equitable one Superintendent
Young informed ne - HaHH In
paint The owner 81 a apartment
hnase under The REGULAR rate sFHs
TEN BAD been paying s. = month
water rent meter waa Installed
aud the next month hI1 Jumped
q ka& The meter Hsa left thsHH
and the uext month L dropped -
ST TIE following month Il vent
down - e.. where II haz since re-
maine. / an surprised thaf a mar
Il DaHIfaa business ability should
20 lneaheEenflY present figures al
iexed - prove fhat A zzt per cent
reduetlon IF rates II possible
defy him 70 show any Figures t.
aasfAiu his claim
sMf naaHaa hi better taks The
I'm haHk where E #Hma faH the
usuuafatIH city central COMMITTEES.
i aas framed Ih#Ee. I am toll
That's Il#=Hn uaHaHH3ahed
t.e.H retafted UaaifaH hfHH
We'll / maintain 5h#f re hfu
originated amana tha auIFEHa 81 the
democrats party continued HeHs
en-. Mr. Uaul6aa WIS a member -
The finance committee when that
HaHfF us n Ha#a# here lie claims
fssss IN - gFszt aim.sIssTs5Haa
- affairs. hut aa s member ~ That
committee ne sau1d nat dIaaoFef the
defaiHstIaH If Treasurer EFaK ThH
PEOPLE are satisfied H5fh the con
dues - fha #Hfer #aH# TRENT even
If FaHifHn - not
Then he usat On e. a personal
aEafHIba against Ha8lt#H
eThza IS ; matter Of business HH-
teFfaHts1 cole. and II II haa aHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
BAD EXPE RiENcE

Mrs. Amanda barrett today In.
atituted divorce proceedings against
her husband. Walter Barrett. aileg
Ing inenmpatiblllly Of temperament
Tie couple have only been married
Hinre May 3 Of this year. bat. ae=
eardiuE - the wlfa'a story. have al
ready had many bitter auarfela. IN
which the defendant accused her Of
stealing She axis permission Of the
court - resume the name Of her
former husband. which vas Miller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07

The order numbering fully ZOO viii
ylalt the city GA british Columbia
DAY The members u the trades
council. 10 the number Of more than
500. viii also be present on that
daY Il iH nov expected that be
tween 600 and 600 All visit s.
attic ffpaa across the line on Friday
aad Saturday Of this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
ROASTED
FIRE FIGHTER CAUGHT IN
BLAZE AND KILLED TWO
ala FOREST FIRES RACING

SANTA eurz cal. sept Two
immense forrest fires are raging. one
Hu Hen EHHaHd mountain where
valuable timber If being destroyed
Hud the other 81 Zig creek 4 half
and santa cruz Is without electric
railway service and power on that
account
raaquel eaaaFiui the postmaster
NJ Awautan. Wha WaH nRhfIuR the
fire Naa akerta6eu and burned 10
death The body Waa found IN the
uume. where he went 10 alleviate
his suffering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07

f virtue HHHHH - Hn reason Why HE
should Be thrown off without proper
confederation I - not care whether
there Is politics In il 90 not
whether It ezsme fram the republican
/ % democratic committees
Then efiehtan made s speech fhat
So thafauehIY exposed the other
members If the committee that the
stood HHhaHI
I WAht To explain ny connection
IN fhta matter be sa8d. because
I believe that the people have a TIeht
q kHas just ahaG Their representa-
HFHa are doing. I Waut - say That
zHs JOINT committee appointed - IN
FHafiEafH uauifaHa ordinance aalH
met tUa or fhf## IIuaaa - aIzHaaa
the matter T7hen It termed the mat
TEE aYsE 81 sab committee. consist
IHE 81 Rude. NaunEa and myself -
formulate q report - present 10 the
zamuatfes The latter has Haf ura
since thai TINE A. far az EHaa
fhs suh=Hammlftes never met
asked Chairman HHde three
fumes e call the meeting bat faH
SINE re##sH hs faIIef A. - hIa
= paFf fhal has been made tonight
= = the first tine / ever heard af
II. tent think that II amounts Il
anything
Atss - tl.H4t
Ta SIMPLE JUSTICE - THIS
~ sHzAs siH ~ - zaai#IAsa
s#zs . fetaz ION n s##zz rates an
sazs 51Hs ns sshezlisa5AY HHis#
1st - HAt wy the committee
zs5aa5 5#z5t- report sIssz = Hha#
PIG sH8 = s#.zs5 p azss = = ssaz
nor ttt7 s.stslt Mh.a ~
- - ~ ttsla - TIT tAsa stti=
~ = ~ A5H#z nay
INNS nAt my
hfs
Pc WY 10y sassa as s5a
ea5 N IRE - ~ Hstla
nome f 8Rs sttfs aasf ere #5#a5H
CLAIM THAT To CHARGE
+ TIE fEffIsfs - THIS cry FoH
THEIR WATER Bf THE GALLON
- fANleGtgt WHILE A MI
FfaS GALLONS ARE OVER
FLOWING ITO LAKE UNION
EVERY DAY. I - uaf believe thai
any mHu haErfftHHH fhe prolific use
nt water BY hiH naishhHE hen Il
enables the latter ta keep HIa Lawn
green. Green aHaa ave enc af the
attractions - The cts. They should
+ b. encouraged
Z do aat believe chat here Il any
fHIaz Is It's elaIn hHf tAH a8fHf
fund haa been faEded q pay other
expenses of the city There II only
ore claim fhaf an BE- truthuflF
n.aAe Ia thia aIreatiou. The water
faHd has been paving che Interest
90 the sffine hH water plant
which Haaf Kf.asa aaa THIS amounts
- So 500 every year bur TIE char
Ser expressly provides that #HHH las
HssHzf should 81 provided faf from
tha general HaHHH
U#aIfan succeeded In nefflue The
privilege = fha floor ana made rrae=
as fH# Same HHa9## thai - H4H
a4asIaHaIe made. IIs corrected an
Iz#afss4I5a Witch he Claimed TIE
members 81 M committee aaHa ny
ing - make hat The water fund
H4a rHeIHH for al arfaHaiHua ~
E#sas H4ina na aaHd thu the ahuf-
aHe property aaHera It'd Is Per
s=aa - tbeaa a#afa. ~ sau4sInfanlz
eat YH#nFaa raaaff Kaa faaH b. ahaa
= fhaf me safaI#5a aaHaHHaa ~ tha
aaHar department f#Hf Ha.r aaFs
ffa# 600. The Ha#HHHs# ##fa It'll
Gee and ne aHHaH8lfHrH# 81 600
He HaIH that $4,000 more rsa
hsaa pad on The Interest aaH pin
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
Says Story
lSa Fake
SECRETARY IoEa DENIES
TRUTH OF TIE STATEMENT
That ROOSEVELT pEFIEp
OCTOPUS


OYSTER nj. sept Secretary
Loeb smphatIeaIiy denlea the sfofY
printed IN q sew York paper yea
fNrHa8 to the effect that Pres Iaenf
BaaaeeeIf dsnea the STANDARD ml
company when II. II Hoeera. vice.
president IN an Interview wtlh
Roosevelt HaHd there would - Haf
unless the trust process atiaua stop
ped foeh az Rogers nessf sas
or tried - Hea the president stthel
A. Washington 81 Oyster la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07

don. noW cashier Of the Alaska
banking 4 safe Deposit company.
will be cashier Tho bank will be-
Incorporated under the iaWa Of
Nevada, the Alaska code making no
provision for tho Incorporation Of
banaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07

Charles MsIaahIan Las been eItsa
- appear before Superior Judge
Bell september 10. and ahaN cause
sbF lie should not be punished for
contempt = eaurt for failing - pay
his divorced ale aIImHH#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-07
GETS AFAT
JOB

NORFOLK. Va. Sept Capt
r. =. buchanan. who WaH employed
- Cramps 70 take the Turkish
cruiser Meieala n Ganatautlnapie
has been made vice admiral Of the
Turkish nay at $4,000 a year He
Is also given free hand - make
any reforms Re may decide on.