The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1903, Page 1

, ONE CENT ad HE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News. .. ; ~ = SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 49, i903 VOL, 5. No.1 CENTS PER MONTH ; eateenneenes j j | ‘ | 2 NR | | } | | \ : / | * | : & | ’ ; BULLETIN-—Reliance wine un Pa | j a oe Defender Runs Away From the | i Shamrock, After One of the | i Prettiest Races in History | Excursion Train Wrecked on the! ‘ 060 5 10 Hi — . >. - 2 : Fi start Staring gun at 1114 (THE INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES ARE COVERED FOR . Northe ra Pacitic Near | At Hutte-sipokane 1, Rute 0 H HIGHLANDS THE STAR BY THE DE FORREST WIRELESS TELEGRAPH.) ; HR a Putte ‘ ‘ a ae ’ CENTRALIA, Aug. 22.—A speci a! excursion train ‘ ‘ | 1:33-—Within two miles of the out between here and Chehalis, short! y after I! o'clock this morning to stand her BULLETIN—Reliance rounds the ot a rapt outer mark 0, and Shamrock Five cars and the engine went inte the diteh, Three people were M N P 7. on the defender, but tailed, owing to| at 1:87:48. After all deductions Si ssoigh ibid lar Web (apne Barr's quickness |the Re ance has 32 seconds’ lead at |the mark | Ht be lew ble at this time te determine the exact number of dead | Pade renee _ 2:25-——Reliance now leads by more fend Injured, buut it ie feared that it will grew as the detaile of the | RUNNING HORSES ONLY WERE but behind Ae the ; | than four minutes, She is con ) t eld her high In the wind, so at] otently inereasiy SOE cas Lili back Wa ecincneaneedcl athe cute, | DET tienes thhe Rellanes’s head eee see ee | bled. Slowly but evi HLA Aus Junt fifty The cause of the accident hae not yet been escertained | Rennlag te. a Bet! pe down t Henger's lead. The Re-| t ; All the physicians and surgeons both here and in Chehalie have card ot fhe Meadows yerterday vole he a an Paciti Rail reread b ae look foster po ty | erow heen preesed inte service, They left for the scene of the accident on | tne en aoa if peart Tess Sostained i 6 i—Capt. Wringe’s first open agile! treine. the ; ‘ trait wreck aout a year aga SRE | eg . was not do-| si rid ath ° f i i windward, | «a —_ > m am LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT 4 took ee “ v , oore aitress r 4 wae | LATER.— The reports received here state that the engine exploded |[, . a aitinek ene Fo by @ worked & little wigher in| 1 and the wreckage caught fire after geing into the diteh, adding much | > } 5; ar oer ne i) | aday eet) 2 elane n * « te the horrible. scene ef wresk andearnegn | California Clubs Drop Out. , Factee Miata nw-Shilinnke acine ThE Hiis oe esl The embanment along the track has been utilired as a temporar Peet 3 ship Men's racing histery. Beth ; — , . ' i | that | | of the P. N. L. | ree Pes Oar ae pre ‘The Retiance| Despite! The uninjured are helping in the work of resouing their less ated her marked sus sioncllnga steadily erawied up, until at 12:08 | bro font Da the tramchioet “VETS MEET 12::4—the Reliance tacked to! s port, and Capt. Wringe was steadily rf fortunate fellow passengers from the entangled debris. 4 rotund bers. BBED WURLEY AND FREEMAN UN EXPECTEOLY SNATCH Vic TORY FROM THE MORMONS - IN THE NINTH INNING ; nie at the start of i min. 54 © wae 92 seconde mark. Pang] ° excurvion hy had rushed for the marie Aug. 2.~The nut altence ber pinching to keep from being back The Krieyer-Verein le Holding Ite winded. A minute later the Gham-/ rock turned about to port, the wind ———— being about nine knots, both boats holding well Encampment ATLANTA. Ga K. Ind, Aus re Haute are oe 12:30—The Shamrock is making a! ster surprisingly good showing, and was or only afew seconds behind at the end SALT LAKE Aug. 2 am Hur - a nl Reclaparget de vy Bergh rae membership "t i LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST ? sod A CONEY {SLAND, 12:40.—The . a - ve htehip an ee Electric Stand Lamps 2 A ." Aid showine of clectrie etund lamps at the Anfiex, We have hte who want Something exclusive in design, up-to riietic as the finest mater and highest skit) can make y. We know you'll be delighted. i MOTHER AND SISTER NEWPORT. Ore, Aug. 2—Wi nh and eee them, am: d quarter, endeavoring f te give her backwind. _ 1:10—-Reliance has increased her fend b: conde. Both are new | en the 1:22—Wringe fought te avoid _ backwind; Bar disdained him, The Pr hag 4 ‘i Ae int * peed is terrific . "| 4:25—Reliance leads enough to gin Piers First Avense ang nd Sorta, srveset ature Ansex—E jectrica 219 8.tet Aw. A r nd Members ia wt fm @ erttioat «| candition ae a remult of hie wounds We have illustrated here two vital points in which our suits surpass all others, First, in the Collar---Have you ever noticed what style and beauty is carried in a close-clinging, per- fectly moulded Collar? And, second, in the Shouider---How a trim, ath- letic form can be given by a clean-cut, squarely built Shoulder? The style and: beanty of a suit is made by such small points, and yet our store alone seems to con- them. ; EWS PA pep BULLETIN BOARD Riana. aoe “Standard O11 crowd,” which t# currently reported to have loaded wp on se- ie slum, Is now out with advice to the pablic to buy for a 2-point rine.—News Willigm Recketetier. m curities during the reeent WIFE KILLED HER HUSBAND ee on am ‘Mrs. Sarah Rumbeaux Shot Her ‘taitier evoiver vertertar arermorn st yg sband Because He Contin- ually Nagged Her SHAM ROCK sider W.B. Hutchinson Corner Second and Union weeks ago it ai sald, she attempted) this morning at the Jail to promote but was pre-| sleep. on of the log-| Both man and wife are colored, They | city July 4 Rum eo byartle pe A short time ego she wae ok in the longing cam ——— STARGAZING