The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1901, Page 1

IE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News # THE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SEATTLE WEDNESDAY E INING, | pes 20” alate a gc dana eda, & GE, oat j — | : : STRAIGHT INTO DAWSON! : SOLID 4 MFORT a = | AS LAST DAY fessceaxsse on AREDIENEE ; ELECTRICITY * r Fes 3 BREASTED, PURI , ne FOR CZOLG0SZ 2! "rertory. it wan sitet *ya'Van' # Admiral Cotton Gives Sensational Testimony & | wool | a hana oe a " a S Against Admiral Schley---He Delivered CASSIMERE, is convenience | 2 aa ati pelbdtbtitheh vedvideventanest Instructions From the Navy Dept. HOMESPUN and light. Coss no gf to Say His Execution Will Take “********"***""* . "sit ans %| mana poze en Tht Dato WITHIN 24 HOURS cove zecsceeeeemee 8 nee saad Se 3 4 ae : : : 1 ire . ; re read ; its an be ‘Seattle | Prisoner's Father Tried in Vain Today to Wring : ; i ate 30 — Flectri From Him a Confession of the Sus- ; ‘ 7 § in single-br ias well. rc ists ort mar a »% Price Sit 5) and | Company mediately starved for the Morse: | 6 a 907 FIRST AVENUE ies to om sano oe of | eee go ute The abe ene '% ADAMS & BLANCHARD repressed no regret for his . ' starboard but likewise the port s 719 Second Ave., Hinckley Block Tliaewee no emotion 1 on bur 9 THE ROANOKE FROM NOME : Dagar a0 Selby cease CASH hadbooss AND MAKERS orew PRICES Phisth Pi visitors, however, eried bitter-| that as soon as the b lo Ma Admiral Cot - anded ' a the family Caolnos nt an ntly Had 307 Passengers and $360,000 in Gold peanut argtorisS° allcetbaans: loyal 4x clbecseg eee eae AT $7.00—Haif fitting J Gaeigosz bore his hes without a murmar. father's re-/p he prisoner reiterated his denia The steamship Roanoke, Capt. Hf he had accomplices in carry [gout bis dastardly | 907 passengers and $200,000 in gold Eh is practically saf cast ~ 7 CAPE TOWN. 3. —Pitty Veimak Mur 4° Survivor he © siliets rushed De! On board w . the oat | LONDON, Sept. 2%.—An indus ‘qitie fe rapidly epreading through- | @ Burope. Crops are failures, | de-are cloaing, stocks are falling 3 any re + of | murdered | Hardy BERKELEY OVAL, N.Y. Sept —Under perfect weather conditions . ot Cambridge and “8 On one aide, and nd Harvard on the imtermational track CANTON, ©, Pept. 95—Mrw. ste. | Putty 10,000 x osent p to the first event (Rinley rested fairiy well last night, | ,,HareTare of Tale x aa morning ‘s slightly improv . Cambridge wone the |)) half-mile run. OREGON'S PASSENGERS FROM NOME ow MAKE GRAVE CHARGES 2 to enahte her to ge Declare That Shortage of Food Was Due to Parsimony— joiner steamers at Dutch Harb The |marahals by and have in ¢ | prime | der mn the Roanoke. | 2 - : ARRESTED argore They "| Charged With Polluting U. S. Mails--Taken to Spokane |™ reeet|Hand of the. Law Reaches pokes tn the care of Qut and Grasps Leaders of Home Colony are the VICTORIA | sidoranie maby, with tw Tell of Arbitrary Acts of Captain Seeley—Statements of the Captain and Owner of the Big Steamship ‘SUICIDE RY : Edward McArdle Leaps From |» the Steamer Dolphin 4 @ perilous undertake poard he Ore ted up at Schwabacher’s dock Inst | Bight at midnight. A large crowd! . ‘Yes waiting ber arrival. Passengers numbering 10, wearied © #24 hungry, came down the ganx Feared Taiks Dy to get on terra firma ‘The Oregon left me at 4:30 o'clock 8 6, with « to the amount of $500,000, one-third was held by board. Th was on 4 ‘The steamship Oregon, Capt. See [what seeme ey, 19 days overdue from Nome, | !%#, in pro ‘ E4ward McArdle, recently a f HL Ingersoll, L. D, Clark and A. H ‘ Manning Forilous Voyage The steamship bad an eventful and | * Port Townsend Made beto mitted tt Bader siow fleamer En ed and a procured, x The ship then 1 Only Two Meals y following 4, notifying the at they would be allowed fay. T So ort Rot Much complaint cc them during as the ship was ¢ nd delay To Investigate ¢ ane - . wae en h it is ‘the : DUTDORe of pnds nort TROUBLE Ne and 3 -d = a WHITEHOUSE WEDNESDAY nko * Fair Managers and W. C. T. U. at War by anvisia ent by launeh to Home & little west of the eputy marebal, ted Btates | ide indicted at Spokane upunee | REMOVED : > WORK OF THE BEAR! n..tctcntow ace ALIEN CHINKS i ' Dr. Gambell Tells of Revenue Cut- ning and q-| ‘The attens m. a ter’s Summer Doings © to Qui ; é 4 " r ’ They A hich 1 ‘ T pe 4 ' : tor i his , . Father than to subject themseives to | (Continued on page three.) | Bear's summer work, the doctos an-| great annual tains Of Veo the feveral authorities, [secure the © SEPTR ~PIERGE-CO WESTWAR companying tt STAR. 25, MBER Duch ess of York Yew stops will be nm « TAMMANY _ ARRAIGNED K, Sept. 98.—Mre. Theo. “RECEPTION TO MARQUIS| ~ rranged ANT HIM OL, 7 |Small Things MARKED AWAY DOWN FOR THIS WEEK Our prices have always been low, sale, and particularly this week, they are slashed away This is done purposely to get you into our down. New Store and get acquainted with u od of doing business. OUR STOCK } OF. ) AND- || IRONS ra Our Assortment of Heaters ie for Z.C. MILES © PIPER 1021-1023 F enue, Cor. Spring. 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