The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1903, Page 1

ite séeaar™ veal SAM WELDON, VICTIM OF N t » « A . ‘ « . ie . .w ‘ He dows remembor wheth © was ke re ed almost Hie face MAS. IGNASIAK YESTERDAY LEFT HER HAPPY HOME W. Ignasiak The pretty wife noon eloped with yeoterday afte Botestaw Pisarkl, a Pole. The runaway with chem the 10-yea of lenaatak rok rag low and They are thought to be « to F and. and the sh has wired warrants to fate points ” Ignastak says this Is not the time his wife has [ft hive with handsomer mer. bet this clopement wae most ¥ ed, as he bad just pre snbarked. etry he had ev laint in Seattle ie and han bees tn} He is employ ontracting firm ¢ met Bolesia® three 4 to like the young gave her husband a chance Two Men Lose Their Lives in the Waters of Lake Union in Sight of a Big Crowd Charles Borg and George Wilttam Swedish workmen were @rowned ning within sight of @ hundred peaple. John Baker, the third man whe was in the Dahlgren Lake Union taat beat that over, wan raved by the ber C. A, Vabosh, wh the lake after him bodies rank und recovered » itved om the Lake near the Western Mill to take Baker aod Borg with & plank 208 beat While near the bowlevard Dahieren rose in the boat as If he were going to e 1 t The bow ippeddt | ws i. ane one t tipp ~ ‘. minaneticatis =| Anan ~ Wich ecett piece. ma | FF, IA privy ¢ ot and obta ned {eth avenue jots. Small cash \glener prensa ot the - OF FICIAL |the” Quebec Judge in the matte ‘BANKERS OF Tar oe amy ghee gen ae tee wert oe dete Bian. It's the close in that’s good (re Seasons ser me are | WASHINGTON Bee vies” 2" ee" we } pited Staten ma aha i DID THE SIWASHES SEND THE) wrHaTcoM. Wash. July & The | é | cardinal Given itimere, wh "DISTILLERY | onanen PIOKiENe mn State Wankers as f venue POPE LEO XII =<" te RELEASED) or wee craze eet eatin te as Lots at $350 hy i | eligi Manteca ern eases | ne nature’ of tne charges were], HOttsTicumy My. Suty, IR | INES aar'ar Hecreasion, parts toe | papers oa" ‘ff THAT'S THE PROPOSITION ” : ny oe Of i an \enmiecuane ‘ hate treaties . nate om Washing ee tte Phy “ 7 = ae ° the AND ON THE CAR LINB, TOO BODY OF THE DEAD PONTIFF LIES IN STATE AT | P#!,, (inbons’ chances of mucceeding | connection eatle eremiaris}ion. thin 1 Is "4 a uot Beattie 6: Oskieng-S. |. | Washington pia c \aneas ‘Tak Sc ST. PETER'S, WHERE THE PUBLIC MAY PAY A | [n<t, that the oardir a _pow | revenue service, Culler le a mepbew m bay of the ol : e > | Lee " 2 ™ 1 a a o zone for at ne t y REMEMBER, ONLY A LIT. LAST TRIBUTE TO THE HOLY MAN eden af : sate oe a rahal hae ae. ware hey nue, officers on the TLE MONEY DOWN. ig a ac DEATH OF AN [Ss wg } George F. fa sree haan : pi rene wet Bae IDAHO PIONEER FOUR DROWNED Meacham & ana July 2 Nathan SPARTA, Tenn, July 2 Py the | Patch 4 Gers p orae “ : . ‘ oC at th Easter tah } chk 1156 ” < \ | 1 New York Biook. HOME Ju hows leant -eadlnted pr redlles 4 rd RSTARLISHED A LONG TIM® th 1 of id ' The mas | os | ne a Siac," | ore hen ant, pore “STILL AFTER ad / n salad. ? 4 from Norw was made th nsor w ould b ° 17 acre « cleared: splendid 8 4 whl op je entends airectty | 5 Wal ‘ ad. A war told doe large dieting f stock; young team of horees; barrier gatem to the ¢ pero th and in it are| the execution i “ 1 from J mpany in Chicago for which he had ; ira} doors, Ineide the cathedral|two narrow entrances, which will | youthful } rit ‘ at geney for the Northwest. | ree single horse; chickens; ples; 4 by gendurmes, kept the crowd | ingress and egress of the throngs. — | oriminal annala 7 i iv raed with |inoney tf wholesale whisky were chatter ‘ Pope from vatican to the basilica | iowa than In the case o 4 je eanlement of the 100, ‘Phe otuer . «and Golt furnt ) sEG' boys raced op nd the bier, which was gently | th ome & ution Sebnhany. bul me eqeubiatns has his share orgenson says he| — diace aufficlent cedar timber to pay Ine step age Mi ed, All was 7 alart who int the lige elie 3 t beon made againet Golt on that | @ave it ® ar af f “ni so a ot for it. If you are looking for @ oun innide, however him in the sedia aeuea was cashed ar t kept his share o lalque o placed that jend pontitr w ‘ “ i Mr, Beott t m the m maid farm, you had beter look this up, is. Some capressed dinappoint- | office en plac CHICAGO, I, July 22—Confer. ppects are remote, Unless the trouble | Phort tl cor with w ilttrs moter te] bwek the $800 due over the $1000. Bever- t because they were unable ta her celsbrated seed only wh to death fn hie be Hie a » Mr.loncee wre being held between theld# amicably settled thin afternoon met mt, re aueuing | ab day aio, Jorgenson nays, ent | here were noble guardemen at) he wore for the last time in life} the hall, He wounded Whitney injunions today, in an effort to it~ general strike against ev con Volt ude the advances, and | (ime he has heard nothing fram wim h corner of the cate with in the hall of the consistory, when ! the struggle, and thin wound led to | tle the Kellogg strike, Peace prog [cern axsisting Kellows. were sivas he on Sete ae pe ane Se Sobek ; ah ik deaeh ass J Balantine guard on each side and BADLY BEATEN 7 dey AND ROBBED SUREETS. OME NEWS TO JULY 15 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CON THE CACKLE OF HENS HIS MONEY “ SIDERS TIDE LAND PROBLEM rE ; UNKNOWN HIGHWAY A - i = CHICKEN RANCH AT PIETY POINT NOW FURNISHES FRESH MAN, WAS FOUND UNCONSCIOUS NEAR RAII t at y 1 EGGS TO THE MINERS AT NOME WAY TRACKS EARLY THIS MORNING “Te ‘ t " | SS JOHN LESCO WAS BEATEN ALMOST BEYOND REC wan found ; Afunufucuurer® aasocintion | Tented Village a 50 Inhabitants eo month dun pricem evar Welton watt i} cieticlan dw | Established in Alaskan Tin |: mer. cably delicioun. Rven ont | Fields by the Steel Trust wing ere unde MAN FOUND IN WHITE are ‘Tots ie the news brown | Pork. Al'numgariner who aie wer! NosLE, July h—t8 WILL REBUILD sain od Sa pete shee oe ae 4 ath ‘co (. Hickme Nome Hote! Destroyed by Fire DIG SUIT or by Ww, Cd, Bartel, whe may delinto § cack ot Te ci | About © Week ago 8 native to Be Replaced by a More OGNITION BEFORE HELP ARRIVED ently & ° in the wat arta «int Yor Y ra ews the <i vi v of t qt ee FOR DAMAGES | whaler Morning Star Brings “up f ' no “" | aan | News of « Native War Near ay F BODY ne "THE Only Paper tn Seattle That Dares to Print the New The Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1903 vol No. 128 a5 CENTS PER MONTH jvesse! had one whak und the body Moakimar ” vr. it was badly decompose t kland, and wan identified by papers. The eum “0108 SOME "| SWATTING ene Mr. Drot CRUSHED pix f 1 In currency wae found on the titel KILLED BY bxharg ACCIDENT “ *}GO00 BATTING WON FOR “DUG. | for Seattle nr 3 be given him. Hel * Deore tor 5 ueeted. and found himerit) DALE'S BABES ‘ r 1 : . journey 1% fight when end of] a s . 0 reached the neares thence home, with Ragedale on C.M. SCHWAB — | as si cr ie, oan rt sere and srett tine Selena Sameer het Rees BO | we BE FINISHED nd “4 “ 407 = \PENSIONERS ‘i, apreee orted to have corres= sunk. and though * conside “4 At ‘ ie ‘ ‘ : possible by ine man that the| At Melena—Helena, 6; Loe At 0 NDARY point to Farley of New York | wreckage may have drifted so far Board of Contro! Selves Problem of | une City Jur ast. lin so short a time, but not probable Lake n Prancis ‘ CARDINAL ORRGLIA er railroad, the gon- an this spring, at report, produced $5,000,000 of pincer gold during ten NEW YORK, July 23.—Protessor | golden miter, the gilded ste« a ¢ um ef they Overcrowding at Soldiers’ Home Lak €. the white cope, the red chasut have received no report as to the (8: ite The Star. SSOR TITTMAN WILL AS- page nae | the pontifical palltuin and . rui | ovysi ena te The Oter) _the| BUTTE FORFEITS GAME oe Ae pm som an. ng ote al ore there, N # » 4 of K July | Y . of the powe | fi kn darot ot the Sipoteaneed FORE JOINT COMMISSION a ill pierce . nore than t thie ¢ vectors , country “| HURT IN A eee ee | nore RUNAWAY 2 udent of She | months of 1902 led by the cardinals and preintes [be adenitted and that they use tents today on an| jand clergy reciting pr (Special to The Star.) Juntil an addition to the home connection | seals for the dead, as the LENBBURG. Wash, July 22—| be complete * ndary a-| entered the Histine chapel omas MeCandiess and & n. Incident he wil went!) , — na the soramble of the other two me®| the chapter and clerey of Be. eeters| Barnes wore coming de town | ih ing to put ernmer t the LEXINGTON, Ky., July General M All three men were thrown m| formally received and took posses-|their buggy, the h b te 1 th i ¢ glearly next month ie physicians believe he casnet sur~ ne hor me pecan feit the @ e a* . , 1 nigh! e |nion of the body. The torch, mace | frightened ran uaay. Ceowing? t and r the league rutes the| | After the adjournment of the geo- Wive the night. “She 01.08 yours ee & hort time after the accident| giving an opportunity to the ¢ nd was © rir ¢ ae the sb #2e0 for} to Lé mn to assist the Amer | "4 o kk florg started to swim ake up & position immer ft ae the game ta this +. [members of Alaska boundary f t after a few minutes of bier Lax .s » nsiating, of etary | he too k benenth | of bearing rh enomit: Standing of the Clubs Root r Lodge former er Sart pe ed Won. Lost. Pet,| Senator Turner of Washington stroaeied In the water until Ruspictous 4 will continue | Hutte 1 1 ‘ « bush. emp the fire de Sati) Aueuse Svan amene (the Anostes D~ partinent. swam out to him with « the Sunday «choo! and m | Bp 4s “ snd Haleer wan Prof. John Hu Ban Francisco “ a brought t B. Hrendt. Mee M aabine , =e tah R. M. Beiree te or and Major James 1H. | Helena 9 i Salt Lak 6M 30 4% wit night that he was # years of age and had lived In| ao graphers admit Re for fourteen years, Borg wan\the private ceremony of de; Pa ln ce hat Le twenty years of age and re ly ar | the urn containing bie viscera *| Clark, representing the Americar | fentic and that errite | rived in Meattic from a logging camp.| the church of Baints Vineent a | ernment eared before the | pute helongs t the United States. | were being carried into st ® nald, show HEIGHTS Buy Twenty-ninth and Thir- he confirmed the appointments of the discovery af the murderers