The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1903, Page 1

A entree i AR 8) gage er el monn societal ome ' agar EN once’ §$The Seattle Star WP! s:= SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1903 ; VOL, 5. No. 166 25 CENTS PER MONTH BLOWN UP rr worn THE EAGLE IS AROUSED INJURES a “FRISCO »v, McBride Refused to Dis |" » BERLIN, Sept, 8.—The Tagebdlatt Chinese Merchants Boycotted Pacific Mali Line trate’ mb, She carried a crew|! "cuss Railway Taxation today Levant Miner 7 PLAN TO BOMBARD = GONSTANTINOPLE. menage senegpyr raven 9 a ee . iy pane OF NONE BETTER THAN \ } i t ' veyed th f ' « « o> a SOPIA, Sept A thember of the ope © in Vildia Kiomk when the Har ae = | ee : ’ vates. , ' the organteats t ree 1a Bombard Constant sceneries ee “HAS FAITH | IN TANANA BUT SAYS IT 18 NO POOR MAN'S . otras THOMPSON FURNITURE CO., Inc. t 1427 29 Firet Ave. cor. of Pike. « Lu ; 3 4 LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST. « “ —— The New Columbian Grate * ' x ne se vwunePrice $35.00 SRF sorMseesToeT THE APPEARANCE OF UNCLE SAM'S EUROPEAN SQUAD RON IN TURKISH WATERS HAS IL ES@ IPER 0° ! sqoruesenveneosmmnne Cit fe REI SIUM oS as ns vs wn eet ets arses Sones LC Mussch Seco oy etic Strese! heetrics —31) tet Aw | HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN} HIS EX-MOTHER-IN-LAW WANTED TO SHOWHIM UP . ' te rd k “4 ‘ reeling — ot BUT JUDGE TALLMAN REPUSED TO WASH ANY ~ = = urned ye MORE OF THE VAN BUSKIRK FAMILY’S DIRTY AS A LOSER YOU'RE A CORKER ; Brees Feta WHAT THE PILGRIMS TOLD SIR THOMAS LIPTON AT THEIR 1% received + terda . . BANQUET IN HIS HONOR. » bes wr th ne NEW YORK, Sept. 6.—At the din-) Str + ner of the Pilg given at the | hearty on . Waldorf-Astoria ne. are {oe os “ rites ros nil “MERELY A aay TALKFEST JUST LIKE on | MERE MEN BUT DUG’S INFANTS OUTPRAT-| TLEO BUNCHGRASSERS. an ad thr jured. WILL NOT GLOSE 2 TOMORROW -- °° == | save HE'S TOO OLD. i yME, Sept. 5.—The pope « Cardinal Motan, arent p of 8 ney, the post of papal secretary of y | tate General Manager Speckert © this morning that he expects t the larmest crowd out to School Suits — 95.00 >| duys are here. The boy's wardrobe must hes, & CAP, Some Hegligee shirts or blouses, lots previous evening 4 Moran {# inclined to Hine owing | tion, The prin 0 hin advanced age ' will be the 2 | P= r nd Grab between John a eld | Hadaon « Bh hich will Armory bufiding. eve nels : Mo. urnament The an warts 1) |CANADIAN COMPETITION | in br Roth men ha faithfully for t and are said to A t-foot ring has by enter of the bull je) FB es: | Lee and Lohman meow ks and Shea. the “4 | Standing of the Clubs. RHE Won. Lost. Pet Sho angles es 408 tat! Hadelphia Me tucky . s ‘ " . ree | thie week as 1 t §\pan Francisco 4 & 49 liars and neckties. He should have a complete new outfit. And there a of an Immerse crowd The | save Re omy ~ ‘ ) . you can buy them for him as satisfactorily ae in the Boys’ Department during the hours ‘of church services principal addresses were made by | the disaster they arney, Dammann and Ha 3 8 +H of °V. B. Hutehinson © i . Governor Beckham, Senator James |by the 4 ing 7 MOBILES FOR MAIL DELIVERY. RR Modveary, Ce " At Butte nueionnl Sl me ees mens 2 RT Lo . — - 4 ng 12 11 8) °o a 5 12 11) BALLARD MAN HURT. ermining er mo’ j.} here are affecte ries tal and Sheet] mal 1 ARD: Sept J. W. Parren ° ° ° mail vens can be ed upe ow t\trade. The ¢ hm and Henry. njured in a runaway ac : to give ¢ efticlent service tha ant th the F Fi F ure |lons of the: ra Stetiting ots Chane ents riey. He was returaing Cor. Second Avenue and Union Street os as the experiments have pr bronae n ten Won. Leet ent ° i he poh evident that the h r n 48 HAZ ' te er sustaining a broken ceeded it is , 66 641 wrist and two fractured ribs, He Minto E will be slowly but surely supers