The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1901, Page 1

yom THE SEATTLE STAR. kc SCANPS * ‘ : * * . . , * Will Find It’s Harder ‘ ; * : “ VOL. 3. NO, 158. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1901. CTS A MON’! THE FEDERAL BUILDING WILL STAND) 1350 ““" AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER = ‘sitsc.t0r OF THIRD AND UNION =e POSSOOOOLP OOS OO 9004 BUY GOOD CLOTHING! 3 FOR THE BOYS As the cost is but o ~ - ¥ POOOOOOOOOOGOOO OO Now to Escape. eee eee ee ee eee ee eter Special Commission Selects the Julius Redelsheimer Property, andthe °°. GIX MEN Gjareresn wa ss own |) y Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Immediately Approves the i." BLOWN UP sseceeEs tee ee Choice--The Price Is $174,750, and the Size of sated i he a a namie Cote ia mne Price, - + One Method. J if the t Is 184 I ee - ste ” a be y ynamite XPlOSION ne oie tn * ‘ HI ‘ pareenseoeyseees m mov | urrum rats. 4 Aue piece Has A 719 Second pee e, 3 ; : * Calinornia Millionairels % ‘= Baattteny at pe = re pepe : ae the Man Responsible ie aks a ley thr Way -_ THESE: ‘PEOPLE PERMITTED 10 PERISH? WHO ANSWERS ? Benne eral : We Prepare Prescriptions! Va » Who was responsible for the te wery of his dr Tile disaster to the IN ean ft kage, © isiande: If you intrust your prescriptions to us - spent the fointiy stated Ch nm ge dle 5 feteellgrene Ran gullet 9 eG lag A. Burkholder y . |% you may see them prepared. Deliveries The very latest mews of the wr aon ag Foote had been been mew the fiewt heat which left the Le |g 3. Pittn.cosk Visesr nm made anywhere in the city, brought down by the steams mpartment eavily before the wreek.|lander. It cmt 4 only seven! terinily, in fact he that the cook cS lon which arrived from Skag-|cpene¢ in answer M..Jack, saloon walter, Victorfa, and way ports this morning «t|of stowaways wh “20: The passengers of the Fara w and w town wate the statements of th ' Statement as regards the’ pant among the passengers was an atr cious ile, because they behaved in an| absolutely orderly manner. He fur he charge of drunk. | men, all of whtm w Pilot Le Bia the crew, Larking, whose poay | 1 belt ¢ wreckage by a| the thre the Treadw: 3] Capt Fe © members ot Open Ali Night. Phone Main 65, Stewart & Holmes Drug Company, t 627 FIRST AVENUE tHE MELE EREE ESSER ELEN EE ERE REE DOSES SRE Joseph Heard, second pantrytati, « * * * * * . * * * « * | Victoria e * fa PEEVE ERE EET HER [ erp <ominertiner = sipline that both Pi Foote were the boat was Her remains, with considerable | thy money, awaits at Skagway t der | Sk *° | of relatives | Stengw Drowned Like ra, two Chin Laundry Left inOur | A.ttgrer Sver o> ©at Tae Office Before— 7 finighea W lot was meen going up > the main after leaving the ship the two boats joined, ali but the Doyle brothers and Langemak leaving the first on The it Su.cide? G. Blames the Pilot r ew Preston, wh oat Returned. party res Mrs, A. W. Phillips an at returned to wher Mra. W. §. Smith. Vancouver J. L. Betham, Vancouver. W. H. Keating and two sons, Kok shore, and anoth ar al by name, succumbed t nid and exposure after the boat waa It was the Doyle boat which of Kelly-Dougins & | that den wi CHAS. Oo. HOLGOM oll. ogrwipes OPTICIAN should h : Th ing to t plete is toon, Vici a | wte-1 Bidg,, Cor. Second and Marton W. H. Preston. ~ Argh ne ! ‘ in ‘elephone Blue 51s W. G. Preston, who with his bride — =You Wi IL Have to cape HANGED “ON GENERAL PRINCIPLES” Fax cy | NO_WORD (MURDERED [225 er oes eons sa ale Condition of Affairs Is Rife In Pierce County, Mo.--Streets EM PMASHINGTON, 1 | ee i wonat by the cer of to Mao: | We Stained With Negro Blood--Two Innocent Men Executed. | aver Aug. 20-—the ao poe = aoe = ene vo warning the veesel was giv jers by most of the ship's 0 passage of # bill to put a tax on the Texas oil output SPRrInar Out at midnight to drt 1 ning say that the mob whi os started | 200 KH: AKI ats, all sizes up vices that 0. ®une and ammunition, and began a general atte Many resisted, and indiserim ‘ w PIANCISCO, Aug. 29.—1) this afternoon Several houses were set « Two negroes were fatally shot may It was well known to neh the flames, Opium oF ‘Tobacse in Washington Kilbourne Ave, Take ft n Bulld tle, Mee irater were not guilty of Miss Wilde's murder, but Attempt Governor’ s Life | « r the pair were hanged “on generpi principien.” aah ‘ and Are Slain PIERCE CITY, Mo., Aug. 20—~The xcitement caused by the anti-negro riots here continues un abated KEELEY Hans ie oly Resi = INSTITUTE ae Wash. ( PLLOO0 OOD HOD HOD OODOOD ODO SOO POOS 2D O99 OEP OOOSODOCS STEAMBOAT SINKS IN THE OHi0, 20 PERISH | Squall Strikes Vessel While the Passengers: @orpees will by hours after the acc province, Jolimabrbdalie addeteiy3 All the shots missed thelr mark The governor's bodyguard kilied| PHILADELPHIA, Pa,, Aug. 20.—) ruins of the reat of! fre, which Im] ‘The oil 18 valued at $1,200,000 ang property worth $500,000 already has yed, MORAN BROS CO. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers, Manufacturers of High-Grads Lumber. five of the revolutionartes. ati2 ne A huge | 6 tank of bengine exp BAD COLD many firem PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Aug. nt of the explorion P mn The flames are burning furiou 1 n were fighting a fire in ey were trap >y explo sro dB a rh trapped by the explo-| ana te wit » Aeverkl days before Rubber Ne ja nent yi tanks nearb: cking * de 7 ori Ivemaen fell vietinis te f the big tanks and caught in they can xtinguished, asy. Are at Supper--No Warning. ‘i aed ar alee he a » 1 ie) estimates piace the Collars finished on our new Edge ironer killed instantly, thelr! grea ae : en | ; dead at five; injured i, ae make it a pleasure. EE er ae ftelh Babriity“wlatiatea |e apes mninaing, four CASCADE LAUNDRY COMP’*Y Beamer City of Goleonda, plying be ft ere frighttu burned a PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Aug 7o0bel tween A th ory Miele <a uarinine Re eee : ae a ler “| The fire ehiet haa fst 2000000000008: $9049000:0000000000008. mete ig en to tno nearest hospllalt. | yaaiy charred and mangled that) “EMMA the fire hopeles, and : 3 Good Old Whiskies, French Cognac, Jamaca 7 ae Legh CHICAGO, Aue, #1—the ety | peaomuri ase lal ell append .:__ Rum, Genuine French Cordials, Etc, near the bank and came Victim 0 oe , via Gesited to IN | utited, 90 were injured and ploniona rendered the neareh for the] i looks as though the plant will, he ¢ BRUNNER & CO, ZRS"2O%® 509 Pike Street | Capt. Bauer, who arrived here two ing, It is believed that mont of the, department, [ing ones axe believed to be in the! bodies almost impossible, | totally destroyed, [Seveoeevoroosoooooooooes ooeesoseoe, re bi