The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1903, Page 1

ONE CENT te t weet t weet w _MORNING EDITION. SEATTLE, | HEPPNER IS STILL COUNTING HER DEAD | Conservative Estimates Now Place the Loss of Life at Not Less Than 250---Search tor Bodies Still Progresses---Supplies tor the Homeless and Destitute Reach Stricken City “ ‘ 1 Mra ¥ ttred a THE SK UP TSCHINA. AT mn ORK 0 VI TCH spi OGKSKIOVITER if LUAPROWS 7 UNDERWRITERS WILL == INVESTIGATE GASE Startling Disclosures May Follow Inquiry Into tp CRISIS | _FEARE. Ole of the Lake Fire “More lowa Troops. | Ordered to Du- | buque HE ABOVE 18 AN AATIST'S CONC Tomorrow at high si he burned | « a die ferry steamer Lady of the Lake te to) © where ane * hauled off the beach. ts sat Snoqualanie, » on the West Seat writers will the into t HUNDREDS OF | FRIENDS ATTEND HIS FUNERAL ~ = =: rae tn nt —_——_——- 6S AND REQUIEM MASS AT CHURCH OF THE / 1. ine street car strike CONCEPTION, THIS MORNING this morning © companies of mitta | SOLEMN SERVICE WMMACULATE JULTED AN EARL; “WEDS AMERIGAN PITTSBURE Pa, du Mise rd ‘Thaw, daughter of m ‘Thaw. wan married ¢ mn “| COMMITTEE'S WILL The Seattle WASHINGTON, SUNDAY 1000 KILLED A Disastrous Battle Between the Moorish Troops and Tribes- men Said to Have Taken Place LONDON, June 20-—A Dispatch has «just been received from Tangier stating : ‘that a bloody conflict has taken place < between Moorish troops and tribesmen :: ‘at Ainniedinna. The Moorish general ~' and 6,000. men are reported to have heen cs killed in the battle. STAR TiPS| Probable Winners of Today's Races Mt which he FIRST RACE—Snrark, Lege! Maxim, Teufel BECOND noes Resigned, Metioketia, Moos Far: THIRD RACE- ‘Sel, Liehten tenstein, Rosebud, Ragnarcek. FOURTH RAC or rite, Me t FIFTH RA rey, Mysty slat wa erie, Filibuet PICKETT WON | |An Outsider Captures! American Derby FINE WEATHER HERE TOMORROW Weather Man Salisbury was grinding out for betting mad out thie afternoon pientes tte and fehing expeditions GOVERNOR “FIVE KILLED LIBHTMING STRUCK DYNAMITE [ihe MAGAZINE—PATAL RESULTS ree ©. ee Onto. he June 2%, - quantity of dy: (Special to The Star.) fs & Yerrifie explomon tr Nag pf awe + The governor are rapevies to have been named L. H pepple a i kaon and Ww. | kited and 16 badly injured. ma H.W 3 “REPT CHILD ‘|. LOCKED UP . CRARGES OF GROSS CRUELTY AGAINST J. L. WADLEY MINERS ARE \\ ACQUITTED: WILPSRARRE, Pa the child will be n him and properly Heard From DISCUSS CARNIVAL) 00 wo sarge nwmver « | i ¢ | “| WILL BROADEN “| @verdue Bark, Kildalton, | E Only Paper tn Seattle That Dares to Print the News. «+ TH Star VOL. 5. No PER MONTH rH JUNE at, 1903. 100VOL CENTS HOW THE BRIGADIER WON HIS MEDAL" IS THE NEXT STORY IW THE GERARD | SERIES---IT BEGINS MONDAY FIRST GOLD FROM DAWSON HAS ARRIVED Humboldt Arrived This Morning With $250,000 in Dust and Nuggets Owned By 65 Dawson Passengers ne fe aatee eF5att OYTO SUPREME COURT. = GREET THE LIBERTY BELL APPLI WILL TEST THE NEW FELONYLAW BY MEANS OF AN CATION FOR WRIT OF HAB EAS CORPUS serene! te The Stor ) tA " waLeaway ae YeTER BAY, Jy oe | Special Excursion to Rich- -~ mond Beach Tomorrow " Opening Sale of Richmond Beach Villa Sites INVESTIGATION WARHIN ITON, D. ¢ rl next week is only 63. Mattresses and Springs also at a reduction. We — « plete line of Camp- ing Outfite. THOMPSON FURNITURE CO. (Inc) _ ae 1429 Firet / Ave. Ger. | Pike banal After Six Be THE VILLA SITES IN MINIATURE est property at the T re Royse rt notlee nid go Just bece trip is fre iT 1s STORMING., TOMORROW MORNING THE SALE WILL & SOME MONEY. with, YOU TO AVOID DISAPPOINT~ tee Abd NO TRACTS WILL BE RESERVED WITH- ouT o CASH PAYMENT. THE EXCURSION IS POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER, come IN AND EXCHANGE YOUR TICKET FOR THE NEXT SUNDA LADIES PRETTY PINK RI D 8 V | | | a {7 Caufords Cou 202-203 New York Bock Established A.D, 1888. Qc CITY LAUNDRY Cut-Rate oa. Wetat Main Offic Downtown Office, Thi ALL SHIRTS - COLLARS .- - CUFFS, per pair - nteed, No Bundles Delivered at the Above Prices, et rly on Fourth PETERSON TRENT. - + 30¢ - es 2s - + 4 Satisfaction Guara 06, 208, 210 PIKE 8