The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1903, Page 1

on Sewers |e pentic -@imr = ] —_ —— ee SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1903. VOL. 5 a5 CEN’S PER MONTH MORNING EDITION POPE REPORTED DEAD Vienna Paper Prints a Rumor That the Aged Pontiff Died Suddenly of Heart Failure---Rumor Cannot be Confirmed and Is Generally Discredited CHEAP GAS WILL : NOT BE CUT OFF \Judge Hantord’s Decision Has no Effect Upon Present Business of Citizens’ Company and Does Not Enjoin Extensions to the Districts Now Without Gas LONDON, JUNE 11—A DISPATCH FROM VIENNA. STATES THAT AN EVENING PAPER PRINTS AN ANNOUNCEMENT THAT ALLEGED BIGAMIST CAUGHT IN PORTLAND POPE LEO DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART FAILURE NO CON the defendant terfore with FIRMATION OF THE RUMOR CAN BE OBTAINED HERE OR AT James McCormick works now in ekistence, h 5 : ' ROME, AND IT 1S GENERALLY DISCREDITED, ALTHOUGH ITS) » a apr ‘ ' he abt and will be brought 4 The en ' Deputy " " PUBLICATION CREATED INTENSE ALARM, ; f ed rd it . _——$___—___. ft tthe a , ' be fe a " t t i omy galnat ‘The tt uf Light & 1 P . Tas bse de FIRST RACE-—Minamote, Helen, Count Rudolph. SECOND RACE—Matt He gan, Mountebanh, B THIRD RACE—C Marie, Midway FOURTH RACE Derby) — Horative, Carenal Fousii FIFTH RACE—£. M. Brat tain, Glendenning, Mocerite. : Pos TPONED at ne COMING YACHT aaa ONCE MORE SIXTH RACE—Forem King Royulty, Lone Fisherman. sem | / fe Trial of Chief of Police Sulli- ~ ENJOINED | van Continued to Monday Be- Leoennsn Goan aren, awell cause Neither Side Was sae arse atl ieeaRy Ready to Go Ahead vianee Was granted! recent grand jur ane of Chief of Police fu thid morning, in Judge Bell's RELIANCE neement of the onde j found oth Proascuting Attorney | 5 at that time I HIS HOLINESS, POPE LEO Xi. ‘ ae WANT A REPUBLIC «mer BANK CLEARINGS ‘Several Unhappy People . Freed From Galling Bonds qi 1 Moone and Chief Mullivan’s lawyers | ber [wholly unprepared for trial and th + he alacant Ohet Pultivan war indicted by the! dre pers "ora Prospects are Good For a General\*’ Mix-up When Prince Kara- | georgevitch Attempts to Ascend the Throne a SUED FOR THE CHALLENGER AND DEFENDER UNDER SAIL 1 dneenesintiieineerammnibiions $20, 000 UEEN CITY LAUNDRY Cut-Rate Offices Establirhed 1s0 Main Office, ¥ enue and Bell Stovet. Downtown Office, Third Avenue, near Pike—Formerly on Fourth Avenue near Pike ALL SHIRTS - - - 10c COLLARS -- - - - 2¢ CUFFS, per pair - - - 4c Satisfaction Guaranteed, No Bundles Delivered at the Above Prices. “VETERAN TO i." eben. SHERIFF moe BELGRADE, June 12—Every hour | whe (Special to The THE HAGUE, June 1~The port which hae be art Premier Theodorevitch Alexande hat Queer m at a FAKE PHILANTHROPISTS: Prosecuting Attorney Scott Procures Warrants for Two of Them Under Felony Law THOMPSON FURNITURE CO., Inc. 1427-1429 First Ave, cor. of Pike. . « Largest Stove House in the Northwest .. .. .. California Garden Hose Rubber or Cotton, fully guaranteed Per foot, Ke to#Ze. Remnants under twenty- five feet, per foot, Se and Be. ese Diper ge $inin Store First Avenue and Spring Street N, W. Fixture Annex~Ewerything Fleetrical—s13ist Av, 8. Murray te working ¢ FLOOD SITUATION ST. LOUIS, Mo, J river is falling 1 t Bt Louis and the # antly improving. Th W which ia seeravated by la ck ot | oma slothing and cold IMPORTANT TO |: ELECTRICIANS 8: porting extra GET ‘AN EXTRA -STILLIN : “THE TOLS a ) = Bargain Stove » MS ANOTHER SURPRISE $5,000 Worth of Water Damaged Mforehanmee Ro’ ved from the Bast ght and wi W wt " or «| and op ‘ated other two men| building being « pl hen and therg Washingt street, be improved as a pa » where forted for the | Me Snatter until the course pads! whole wee ‘ | the lew. were arrented Gnder the state law, | sons #