The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1903, Page 1

ONE CENT | ‘ Pescara The Seattle S ta i Boa Boat he Rowe = 150 CENTS PER MONTH SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1903 VOL, 5. No WAR SHIP SUNK + 861, JEALOUS WOMAN |yHE FORESTS NEAR SNOQUAL INA COLLISION’: =~ WILLS RIVAL eee Chinese Cruiser Huang Tai Was soreeuamagad et ss a ap ,en Sieset Zane g ee Rammed by the Ste. re Em. VICTORIA |i. ars Sr ar a WHT ress of Indi, ; d vest See Ibenea up in the et WILL HAVE A Thought Mrs. Graham Had _ asa ent Down GETS {7 THEY WiLL WRITE ie Seiten i t's Stolen Her Husband's Love and in an Hour---Part of Her Crew pos ae, oneal Saved sseioge tg a erat ols eigen SOME NICE THINGS Wine, aires BABY SHOW Shot Her Through the Brain eter eit - CANADIAN CITY a. om a Hae ver ‘ ’ ae we cr Reatlwa in} ' ' ' yomsiicilimiac (Special to The Star) ' with I ' « 1 had in VICTORIA, B. C., AUG. Ih—THE CANADIAN-PACIFIC RAILWAY - ake : a: Ge Ihe r HTE WOODMEN’S CARNIVAL Ha nia, fic Nationa! & ’ c ‘ attle wt joc LINER EMPRESS OF INDIA, WHICH SAILED FROM THIS PORT ON | PT Premident ¥ WILL ALSO HAVE A BIG IN SHIP WAS COMPLETELY WRECKED, AND SANK IN LESS THAN WULY 27TH, FOR THE ORIENT, COLLIDED TODAY, NEAR HONG. | ‘hat Will suppor , “ . « et r DUSTRIAL PARADE ; . KONG, WITH THE CHINESE CRUISER HUANG TAL THE WAR i. ntmted lame night ch ted be for diatrttns=| ; - : AN HOUR THE EMPRESS OF INDIA SUSTAINED HER PRIN eer ' ™ een iH : A RAZOR , s 4 CIPAL INJURIES AMIDSHIPS, AND WILL HAVE TO GO INTO tranate ine ~ |? « pe Ke wok war od by I ta reel * DRYOOCK FOR REPAIRS. joes * 3 ridae ‘ " ! ‘ “ } industrial agent ©! NEGRESS RESENTEO ATTEMPT we its EVERY EFFORT WAS MADE BY THE OFFICERS AND CREW Mont. W . “4 ‘ wat Le TO SETTLE FAMILY ROW “ OF THE EMPRESS OF INDIA TO SAVE THE MEN OF THE « . ee R Berto HUANG TAI, AND SUCCEEDED 18 GETTING OFF 150 OF THEM. ' adh fey Mir. ¢ " age ep ied it eg: awe THE CAPTAIN OF THE WARSHIP, HOWEVER, OBBTINATELY ‘ . t. ER aa REFUSED TO QUIT HI5 VESSEL, AND sites te WITH 13 OF : i rptathn rab o ru ' ® HIS CREW ne an MF. ~ \‘s 2 Z 4 SFU JI “i and | a bee , y P “ « md fi shag f AMY \\ iN UL : ; ‘ ae \ rest . ; 5 the hope \ \ " ' hone | of eh Only halt of ~ “ . +e he t >and . , ae tie of stimulants . by show a ave died enrty od . PLUMBING A ater Heating. roates forniahed - SHAW 6 COW fy f Colman Dock, foot of mbla street - Rieck 331 } HARVARD DENTAL ». me PARLORS =| Sie aa en 618 Second Avenue fre Cor Second ave. and James st NEW CARDINAL NO PLATES FOR AMERICA t DR fea ek et Be Lee gt ow JUST OPENED > ULL LAN’S.—— SILVER gp fibhINGS 25c “" BRIDGE WO! $ oc Mier Teoh 99-00 GOLD CROWNS $ 3 em. 3.50 ee FULL oF oTEETH $4.00 pom patty We will carefully examine -" your Teeth and tell you in ad- ‘ vance exactly what your work will cost, free of charge. All work guaranteed for 1g four years. LADY ATTENDANT. Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m Bundays—g a. m. to 12 m. Bakers’ and Confectioners’ Supplies arranged Our Bakers’ and Confectioners’ de- gely to Our #tock of these goods. In making nods the needs of the up-to-date baker were “ annet fail to please you. r factiities for serving you Eceiase te peter A and filled without pain, restores | Close to car and school, b-cent f cema, 125 down, $10 | pe ee ee old foots and badly decayed | ° oe week, Paihers, etart an ine. world, with one ‘ lteeth to their natural beauty at lor & nent~« the A be peddling peanuts amd & we YE EDITO GOT ‘a suc: Ngee aa ba a pecta les = the strests i their oa. days” Free Mickets at “office, “ Val t ec’ extracted tree, withor a FF i YE HEAD GRACKED pain, and reptaced with new ete ones the same day. , | Note Aue. »—rapecdat cores. | GOLD 7 LARG inate weste) oe GEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST j . ‘ | _———$— We ha partinent MURDERED AND HAS DESIGNS ON THE CUT 70, PIECES BOLD, BAD SANDBARS COL. FLEMING OF KANSAS CITY HAS A NOVEL SCHEME FOR TURKISH ATROCITIES CONTINUE IN THE BAL- PREVENTING DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS OF CERTAIN RIVERS | Se KAN DISTRICT—KURDS UP IN ARMS | our purch | Th | dismisecd. Fink forte and & Warrant wan insued fe msveet thie af PLE, Ang 18 met in the die " Jourden, who astir. ‘Their bodies were cut to lan oith 2.4 " Pieces and hung on trees. War Office Open All Night come up Mor Ae aul te ik—-That officials | ¢ : Macedonian 6 of the Balkan WILL GIVE A SPREAD the Porte * n by the fart that Ralph Cook, chiet Grocks for ) offee ent to partment, will ent Armenic Asiati all night awaiting ¢ HN do our part and Turkey, report that the Kurds, their’ th BIG BATTLE WAS FOUGHT the war-ridden districts. t Third tonight The af- | ral i Jer the direct =| © department at Washing = ; \ LONDON, A h—A Sofia die wuftered k go reports « battle near Monas- | » of 10 k t im whieh Turkish battal- ineurgent low ie : fone atiacke thousand Inwurgents tlhe lasted «ix hours | ¥ BUFFALO, N. Y., Aum 18d. W nd Athlon | ductensfully swe: a atter being jidw at 7 o « . Wher CONSTANTINGH a. the] Giapateh received bi beasties thir ning » artially on } Mussutmans have b sait z the M. k that the} Plan gino th : ine | sopped by the were | Mw troupe We have received alarge ship-, ment of new fall '03 Suits, dark colorings, good weights and latest styles. They are handsome gar- ments in their splendid patterns and graceful fitting qualities. Just what you want for long wearing, rich appearing suits. GREAT OVATION BOYS OF PRESENT DAY PASS IN GRAND PARADE BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR VETERANS rine disp The Ar pieling the minates ah WANTS TO JOIN WITH GREECE Aur » the lthe bridae |camps OPEN SEPTEMBER! 1 that art eon held “ IDE SAILS | FOR MANILA § Wilson Bros, Standard $1.50 Shirt with two pairs of cuffs for $1.00, land. veel SAN FRANCISCO, Aus 18—Judge SUSRRR CePA Ree eee | " sr mtn ACCIDENT? ix month tor by o Mantia oO 0 Pact oni nae Moll line F jn {MILO TRIEN FELL OR WAS . ” MORTALITY RECORD | During his sojour Li gtd Mra & At mont Judge I "| THROWN FROM A WINDOW le i t fon enue ne i D. Dupes, ome sight. rather Heht | present to the per i ‘ nd tort: be . £9 — oops | al and adoption. fi . w ¢ j fer. sh M eh KAW AT A STANDSTILL | — . Cor. 2d and Union is, ian in| UNCLE SAM OILS KANRAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 18 al Caliton, . ne tol OF caw ri 1B, wang. |HOLINESS MEETING é . : “ “ s torm~| lati, and the gener {tyation is he Washingt ui t one wit ts m a Berens 2.78 2% HIS DUSTY ROADS| 2,22, reroat divulie ie), m tants itn, rey: ndm ra ona my eon — x 5 re ing # rich harvest handling in- | lar ra agnt meeting ity jafl pending on investigation g gid MAN 1% GENEROUS | In an article tn the now nartowltural | |s se a rien is at the Wayside Mi ‘ Win Bision thie morning nt ita - Bi Wie, Lois fon iy | year book, Jas. W. Abbott, a govern pd Deteciivel Adama and Lan h grounds o At out when the repor that ft Ie tt my geenoue ib onduct the | ama, the window, half-unc a th her, and that whe happily | oll treatment for Gumy and sandy/ 2° Geybert was upstairs in bed, and ¥ violent temper, ¥ seen & al LONDON, Aug. 1%—Lord Sali#+ fat first even denied having « room tember, Elston at roads an it has been developed in and| p t ft it ts hie wish to alwaye. oe wyuut Los Angeles, Heattle in ballast, bury passed a xeatfyl night, mate. Both mon were drunk, :