The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1903, Page 1

R Pe age SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1903 VOL, 5, No. 144 a4 CENTS PER MONTH a adlebatsiclaapaalge , re ” TORCH OF F REVOLUTION : | KILN IN F PROMINENT MEN” CONTEST = - w 8 @ * a 4 Ego ine eta = ~~ BURNING FIERCELY IN : i nence as foll | rad +: FAR-OFF MACEDONIA o a a L . * FPrightful Loss of : Life Follows\ ife Follows\' fe = 5 eS ne tetas Lab O06 ieccak tiie out teat Sige sei rs Burning of Two Trains in a |.) \o . = Paris Railway Station Hee ee % 5 3 : n Sh rs n -4 ast | oy a a a, rN TI * o ‘ t ‘ . © o nt * Bor Turks) * alo 8 | @eMacedonia. Two battalions pase: i ¢ WATER sm OFF ~ BREMERTON WINS t . * ® ' . s. wit . Pe fy Kt . Ls aid . Fourteenth and Witleonth | SUPREME COURT DENIES PETITION OF SALOON trate further r ae” Whe wernt. The capone the tun-| a - MEN PERMITTING THEM TO REOPEN CRIMP NS ee ries] $A etn S| A FEMALE SPORT) .2c2!ic%ichii"ctts Bi uit eon ned tot morignged tural. | Sandill conven Mt) Ge PPP EPCS CSCS e ee io, attempted nul . It Was Put There Yesterday THE TRUST CANNING SEASON : We: “CunN og JAIL BREAK UNITED STATES PRISONER MAKES HIS ESCAPE AT SKAGWAY. —STEAMER CASCA STRIKES A REEF Four favorites won at at the Meadow Chicago Warrants Charge Fashion able Resorts With Being Un SKA Neensed Saloons eY “ er full steam, g th t © | crashe the edge of tho joext s harge of f and ¥ Adie of the Woman Won Damage Suit| iz Again Telephone Company | } 4 warded . sa ‘ tre | LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST 3 Hor | <r ; pateined on gg ag j NEW YORK O.U.A.M. | ; We are sesking eome specelly. lew prt o week on sliver: | _ SYRACUSE, N. ¥.. Aug. 11—Th | ij J , plated Knives, Forks and § We off goods of the se yyy Ad “ ~ j MOTHER MORGAN: I DON’T KNOW lee: See ah eat ONE WILL KEEP. — 4 | the BN ec “ : . Main Store Firet Avence and Spring Street H | Mu . B.W Fixture Annex ~ Everything Electrical —313 8. tet Av. Rae : |THE PRIZE FIGHT LAST), Meed ovis rhage go oh age: z acm IF omg Ne Americans and Slavonians Mix NIGHT REEKED WITH |» Up in a Pitched Battle in the) °°" “NovsHoun | Treadwell Mines on Douglass| sie Aiie| Island «| MANY ARRESTS LIKELY TO FOLLOW THE DEVELOPMENT OF POSTOFFICE INVESTIGATION © WASHINOTON, D. C. Aug. 1 mport Never before in Seattle’s history has it been possible to buy Clothing and Furnishings so cheap. We're literally sacrificing the entire Sound Clothing Co, stock for less money 4 ‘ uded + he H _— than it cost the manufacturers to produce the goods. Read over the partial list of bargains. Every item is a great money saver. A SERIES OF ACCIDENTS CLAIM FIVE VICTIMS IN SOUTHEAST MEN'S SHOES ANI Misce Naneous Furnishings ehh Akh ‘ FINI QUALITY ici i F D , REGULAR Sec NECKWEAR, in BKA—MOST TERRIFIC THUNDERSTORM ENDAN He ¥ — poe = $4.00 150 Dozen all the new ef edu we | ~ BROKER GERS PASSAGE OF THE COTTAGE CITY w and 9 w to | allie: to Heeger 5 a4 , the TUES FOR 5... iad KILLED Nealigee | | no Ida., Aug. 10H Hen- |” ‘ot [had be ¢ FANCY LACE HOSE te Ile CY COLORED HOSE, PLENDID WEARING SHORS that sold regula for | ger redu t #1 a3 Rapes S ‘ STRAW HATS t = = » STRAW HATS, Se MEN'S FANCY VUSTS, we RTH Sweeps Over West Indian Islands|** Sott Hats and Dorby Hats: usnes sm FANCT LAT? TYLE DERE I Madr nd and Renders 5000 People \GA ABINET ae nar ae CSC ARIAT WASHID . 3 haye, ¥ fole and Reclus®, req-| BUDA PE Aug, 10.—1 ( ibe Martrantt The reason for the dean, ite had hia Dogger [nae Un opal 1415-141? Second Avenue Mext to Bon Marche f will be dangergus | eeheol, Pani {Amer } — :