The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1903, Page 1

MORNING EDITION BIST FIGHT IN A CAFE Legal Battle Over Paul Drasdo’s| Will Mix Belligerants Up in Pugilistic Combat v ROTTEN JUSTICE S.artling Allegations in a Sensational Affidavit) Swora to By Judge Moore’s Private Secretary Just prior t ane of Ande Mr, Fink stated to Ume that affient affiant should at o accer Dodane MARTINELLL 8E NOME ATTLE, WASHINGTON, GOLD ROANOKE BRINGS $300,000 AND 162 PASSENGERS and tho balance was nent ~TWE TALE Y An |] > TOOK THEIR GOIN A ME 8 AND FULL-PAID-UP Cardinal Gibbons Proposes the American Delegate as Com- promise Candidate which the ROME, Aug. 1 colton! ed the stove pipe the roof of the Six Rome correspondent. of the News Agency says that on tu of ke Exactly 10 o'clock a puft yeliow ar ame tr The crowd was di pipe leads to a L—At 6:10 1 smoke axnin issued Indica WHITE WINGS WERE SPREAD FIFTEEN YACHTS STARTED ON RACE ACROSS THE SOUND AT 11:18 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING—A CARNIVAL EVENT | ROMP, Aus. thia afternoon attracted more at McKinnon, mas fo He by the f yachts om than Capt With their sails filled by a spank- ; si¢ ing breeze from the northw yachts er sound at tarted on a race & o'clock this mc 4 throng of spe ter fr “ y sight, which was tures of today’s car Piper Secretary Gil fon expecta to pull off the interna onal race between ships’ boats next ‘apt on of the Brit ley, Capt. MeKir Capt, Byer ark Heesper of masters of vensels at Port Blakeley have promised to take part probably getting back late this afternoon t Henge) Along with therm and her retinue and her prime minister Probably no person in the TURNED. Stazze= BOARD OF WORKS REFUSED PERMIT FOR LIVERY BARN ot maida $791,994 “oy onstruction atable, Hester, through his attor nth of July of 60 permits , seeremating in value ere issued, This waa TL its than for the corres- od in 1002, ith the board 4 building, v 1 had declared to be sanitary The barn that Henter Gonsiruct was to be NOW THE SOLID CITH ARE PED FOR WATER ON THE BRAIN, WHEN THEY OFT THEIR BTC Mac WIL REOPEN HIS CAFE. JUST N LE OF THE SOUSED > SACRE SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1903. A Terrible Slaughter of Babis Reported in Persia--Religious Reformers Expelled \ ‘. a ST y (HY Goo, Piliow: PIERPONT THE NEWFAN ND FILLED NON-ASBESSANLE MOT AIR IN ¢ OW HE 18 AWAY ON HIS LITT BABIES HAVE THEIR DAY THE PRIZE CONTEST FOR THE THE CARNIVAL—GROUNDS ‘The most intereming fe the carnival 90 far ie the Ba which takes place at the eamtval) sands this afternoon, beginning] 2:30. Every mother with » pretty and what mother does not fa to be award ettiest baby boy under t Drettiont baby mgirt| ent bab eat twine and the tween ome and row ore. Geast Ada Lats Queen ‘The prizes to be awarded are Prettiest gir! baby under 1 year kiace. prettiont ri year, sit t bab: meart NG PRETTIEST INFANTS 18 ON AT OPEN TOMORROW at dre: After a pl new be the baby show there ting nde will he open | ang} Ram's ind will be om] WAS before the « tomorre every band In the grounds te the day v wit the city furnish music during 1 < will have charge of the fire department parade, In which the Sacramento fire engine, the firetane owned by the volunteers in the efty Thirty-six members of « department of George o be in ine, while all of the Southern Car- any Will aise take part, It t expected that fully 26, pple will wt THE DEAD ‘ot ime taior’ m.|POlice, Fireman and Boatmen are Still Searching for Victims of Portland Bri PORTLAND, Ore. tit is now believed that at least 8 persons lost the bridge disaster, yesterday afternoon, and this number may be ewelled to half-a-soore or more. Fully 125 persons were injured, many of them seriously, and some of them fatally. The soene of the ter ie still suprounded | by great crowd of people, many of them| being in search of missing friends or relatives. Members of the police and fire de partments are still on duty at the bridge, ¢ of bhaetme dragging th the bod! those supposed to il in the wa ter Aug and be st attendant at the lly 200 on lives in the Morrison street] | Jaged 16 dge Disaster re tion or another after they sank.” PORTI The CAMERON, found at the under 4 timber 13, crushed ipa « bottom of the r EDDIE BHA? Bix are will r Two children vurt are neat ell the howpitals and tn thetr ot of humanity n the walk walk of the!" bridge when it d how there could have been te the people were crowded there until it did not seem that it could hold any) more ed the platform and the buildings, and went straight Into the water Most of those who fell, clear it is my opinion that there are a) )." great many bodies to be recovered, as there were goores fell between the end of th platf#rm and the boathouse the bridge, where tigre ie open space of river for mo: 50 feet t under the boathouse, people did not fall | water, but came down with a « jwhich may have sent them on f ni bridge has been held up i » bear the expense under 1 am of the opinion |t t the elt t hospital | Injurte \ scious EM PULL, OF WATERED TH EN THE AMBUT PROPLES SANTITARIUM BOSLING mtent hetween two | street and Mims Neita Wright! | 2 aD SOLID CITIZENS On PrereP> % y mie CARE T A —- HE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News. «. VOL. 5. No. 13 CENTS PER MONTH PO MERGER SKIP NOME CRIMINALS JUMPED BAIL AND CAME TO SEATTLE The Federal Court of Minnesota Rules in Favor of the North- ern Securities’ Company (8pec The Star.) 0 BLAM E, CALA, AFRAID THE TOWN RESIDENTS OF PLACERVILI CONVICTS WILL LOOT pare jury de ning the verdict MOORS GET STOCK, BOND sexu ne ANCE GOT cameis Qui uM BLACK FOR OUT AND BEING TAP. 8 IN SHAPE AGAIN PIERP BE OLD YacnT THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, SHOT BY ROBBERS, ABLE TO Leave ‘ WAYSIDE MISSION HOSPITAL RECOVERED |: THe mT TAUER é EXPLAINS . | ORK GIVES KING EDWARD A SPLENDID RECEPTION © jad The killed tem of the y, but ET INCUBA WASHINGTON. F CORK, thusiast King & Ireiand, weicome Sere’ Aug. 1 was WASHIN' ster & Irish regiments, tid not want to a Protestant chap- t RAP i HURDERERS rae H BRIEFS, ' ig. Mm with the Roan- hospital Other passen- H. H. Gowen and ed from a pleasure B. Laster. rs Carpenters, Take Notice! There will be an entertainment to nd their wives Monday clock, Carpenters’ ve. ‘There and general herhood of Mannin| 4 « With a total of 180 p the N are sched ” w afternoon epectively ixing house r ng shot, is now out of wil! he | the hospital and able to be about the ‘The bullet entered his bead rated the brain for a short that Cunning rf be what it ing, although mo really seriour consequences are looked for WATSON MUST EXPLAIN| Intosicn My of a stolen, years, tien ty Mayou ed « large variety of Street drinks, and aleo several ¢ The old man r pany phone n ix here organizing the tele companies of the inter r one company mpany Is HUNGARIAN PREMIER 1S IM PLICATED IN CROOKED WORK BUDA PF Hungary, Aug. 1 riiament today FOUR MURDERS--- ONE SUICIDE Hoye during th Coroner Investigated onth of Ju percentage of mul malier than it has oe, the car y a fall from building at Ken outh Largest Stove House in the Northwest SEATTLE’S BIGGEST- ENAMELED WARE SALE ONDAY MORNING, August 3, at 8 o'clock, we will inaugurate the greatest sale of Enameled Ware Se- attle has ever known. All the week this splendid money-saving opportunity to supply your enameled ware needs will continue. Everything in our splendid stock of Enameied Ware (except in the hotel department) will be in- cluded in this sale. Blue and white, plain white, and gray Enameled Ware will go at the uniform Reduction of 33} Per Cent sale is lack of storage room These Our reason for making this At this season of the year, hun- ekly them, dreds of Stoves are arriving w must be stored. Our immense stock of Enam- eled Ware must make way for Hundreds of articles of Tinware will also be included in this reduction, making this a sale that can only be described by the word “unprecedented.” Our regular price and the special price will be plainly marked on every article Two Dollars Will Do the Work of Three at This Sale Aug Don't forget, sale | Monday morning, 3, at 8 o'clock ES Piper ko Main Store, First Avenue and Spring Street N.W. Fixture Annex, Everything Electrical, 313 1st Av.§ gins