The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1903, Page 1

BEATTLE, WASHINGTON, Tl TODEATH | Two Men Injured and One Horse Killed by Contact With a Live Wire ¥ & white was knocked from a) { Bohled’e horse om the néole and Bitted the hei wow a olig ‘amet mr TACOMA, & t. 29.--THrough the Puget Sound Conference of M. st hi wun Of the shinee at _" E. Church Brought to a Close i ego Bi gh a Pas Gohoed —Divorce and “Higher Crit a icism” Condemned pesfinell__. blasts, the use of powder In run e Rew cut Was expressly pro- Puget Sound confer of the Miethe Episcopal church was brought to a close Inst night after the adoption hibited. 4 of » large number the an the assign-| ee ee ee nS a Ne ee SR BN AAT years. me adopted} Alve The divorce | 08 Among were those “ 4 evil” and the “Higher criticiam In| oo Piret i y afternoc the Church.” The latter resolution | >¥ Put w “= emanated from the Seattle district 4 conference. are | “Y The assignments for the Seattle ; istrict follow C. E. MASSMEETING $. Harrington, presiding eld a y avenue, Seattle, Wash. | ‘Auburn, R &| The local Union of Christian En-| —- ive: Bothell, | deavor tb ta S. J. Buck: Bremerton. C. A. Wil-| {bis evening a the areh, Hamaon; Colby. supply A a | i eveatna jemec, Kent, F. E Drake: ) PREMATURE DYNAMITE Kirkland, J. M. ¥ Sen tisiart Pert Coden me} PLOSION SHOWERS ROCK UP land Hughes: piggy oe ges ON RAILROAD CONSTAUC Seattle: Battery street, QM. Me- TION WORK GU; First church, supply, Georme Gable Fremont. } a Paes teal Weajasnte; leven, A 2 (Special to The Gtar.) Whitfield R Ee EATONVILLE, Wash. dept Madison street, Morris; Madrona Heights, supply. | deninovacid West fang Bi wre tl tena |CLAIMANTS WON SUIT AGAINST | **! “rere! ~ Hillman, supply, Lorenzo J: city} Fee eee min aaz| STEAMER CHARLES NELSON | ply; Seath Park. T. L. Dyer; Sun- ree nydale, Ralph W. Three perw premature explosion of dynam! this city at & late hour yester ing, Of those injured. G. Ho! the only one who ls believed to | danger 7 Poul Judge Hanford filed a memoran- dum decision yesterday in the sni-! / lyage case of the Pacific Connt| Steamehip Co. and the O. R. & N. Co, va. Kiritish ship Nelwon, award. | jing $15,000 to the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. for aid given the j Nelson when she was wrecked 4 the Columbia river ber fn 1961. “ $2500 to the OF. Ro & N. Co, for 4 help of ite tugs Wailula and Ta-| “% precipita a shower of tobsh. among some workmen about | yards distant [begn set under some rock. Th Const able sume were also al Eatonville, wae f ht He was wired phyatetan vase. The tugs FOR COMMEAUX’S INJURY ner es ITatoortr and the sume of $509 and $1000 remp tively, but the crews wore allowed A. P. Sweeney, the man whe is ino share. said to have shoved W. BE. Com-| Judge Hanford adjourned court Ineaux off the sidewalk at Occi-| yesterday until Oct. 29. He leaves | coma physician th his stead. dental avenue and Yevler way, 8un-| today for Spokane, where he will| - emcee requested Jored am son for him te Should Commenux die from hie in-| Butehers No. that Sweeney | 110 siaughter, s1—Olymptc hall, juries it is prob: Will be charged % Seaond Carpenters: Fourth aven undry Workers—Musiciane halt.) Glory on Gridiron 1 Second avenue. hall, corner First avenue and The football squad at &y et Retreat Sites” ata 1 sity is the largest that Spe by S for years, The tear HER WINE) 2" man whe was with him. avenue | | | ‘arpenters ball, 1520 vier than last year who ha of them neem to have ha . THEN SHE STOLE THE KLON- | ous expert in the game, Coach ting the ¢ n fhatr 1 practi Knight b DIKER’S WATCH . a csgattcaz ONE KILLED AND SEVEN IN| iii e and cat Ressie Bryant, a woman from the] JURED IN BMASH-UP ON CIN-|, The Kame play mien ning punts: a festricted district, was arrested tn | very similar to that of Princeton the lodging house over the Duchess| CINNATI SOUTHERN will be very different from the M : bar, at Third avenue south and igan style of last year. The BE on street. last night, with wil he much more » Abrigo, night bartender of the| aT , | deal will depend on sp John Dillon, a Kiondiker, of a watch |—OP* man was Instantly killed and) the big center of last year, has od and about $80 in money jared in ae sect 1 his retirement from Dillon was with the woman in a/° ae z ao an . , ‘ aaa i over the saloon. Abrigo was ente’ after- serfmmages have taken place perving ‘them wine at $f 0. bottie | noon A southbound nger train but the men will be fir Suddenly Dillion became separa de — A by v t in conditie from his watch 2 money. The |The engine, two Wine that he hat bought had gone | fage and an exbre iF ead. When he woke up he|the diteh er Ses tee poties of pay bi very. | The dead: Engineer Frank Parker he foil v At the police station the Aryant| The injured: J. A. Newton, fatal t last night woran sald she took the watch, but |!y; J. E. Eddington, fatally P.| MeBimon, Cole, Cogrove that Abrigo took the m and’ » HH. G. Dykes, W. H.| Strauss, Pullen, Van Down, | wre ber $29 of it. , —. Stout, B, B, Martin, Crimm, Bageshaw, Brackett, Chris- ee ie SAL 1 Star Pinu THE YEAR iSHOCKED THE POLITICAL FIGHT IN BRIT ISH COLUMBIA IGACONTESTOF) The AN NY we iN ANY Nee: . \W Ww ANI AN GaN NW SSNS WHAT'S THE TROUBLE DOWN THERE—ANOTHER VOLCANO BROKE LOOSE!” SIGNING OF THE PANAMA CANAL * cee tae ener ee ee nt ee ne Ee OY OR TR ON RR ET OO Ow oem Ot HIS BAIL $4500 ARTIGT KING HELD ON TWO FELONY CHARGES TREATY WITH * WwW, NTED FOR FORGERY Logue THE Hattie Crear 4 were serlounly Infur here @tightiy hurt in « oayt abe bas beer | PERMIT FOR A PEANUT STAND esult of King's } he Jdent occurred on the right ON PIKE STREET REFUSED most revolting U A large charge of the expicatve : FOREIGNERS TO SPEND MILLIONS: pleston eccurred before It wae expect- wan fighting the A. P. SWEENEY RESPONSIBLE |iowed the officers and crew of the) Dr O. A. Martney, the onty resident LOvis, Mo. jer existe as to roaching World's Pair foreign representation in « cerned, Although in the tory Bewot lations r was n little dis day night, was arrested last evening | hold court next month. and is held at the police station. | prices rote nen Commeaux regained consctousness | at the Wayside Mission last evening LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT 4 was able to tell the name of the; Barbere—Poresfers hall, 18 First ntating tyat he | oof the # odd} « number of Many Freshmen Are Secking now dwve forn streets and alleye were badly thé hese their « art from those « erage at least 10 pound YANGER AND HANLON WILL GO TONIGHT | confining their efforts to 1 thie year will ‘DUCHESS was BIRTHDLY the two put up o VOL. 5. No. 186. 25 CENTS PER MONTH A WARM GAMPAIGN WITHOUT ISSUES PERSONALITIES BETWEEN THE TWO PARTIES 1 VI wwot ie st en had t y hack t f th . to appeal spe b f I and 4 The * t haw ' han 1 v8 x" 48 h h t ene ® ne” rep ‘ r tt pals mt tink to # t the t b newt 1 c/n i] power, | fn iF Lit t ¥ P sees Not in the Combine gene ‘Queen City Laundry Cut Rate Offices Maln Off an rer First atreet wtreet Shirts, 10; Cotlars. ind, 4 7k Guaranteed. Estabiivhed 199 Last Week -™ Great Anniversary Sale Here is fair warning: this great sale will continue but one more week. Have you taken advantage of it yet? Thouands have. The last week will be the best of all. There will be bargains galore, and we *ve made the pricings more, tempting than ever. TERMS: Mant« , Fixtures and Furnaces purchased during this sale will be kept in our warehouses and INSURED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PURCHASERS, un- til such time as their houses are ready for them. Terms of sale will be one-half cash at time of purchase, and ba is are delivered No Goods Exchanged During This Sale _—_- 8 AND FIREPLACE GOODS—You | Huy Cutlery now and save can meve from $5.66 to 825 by: baying o Mantel lar. now, and the prices asked include the wetting up HARDWARE can be bought during this of the Mantel tn your home, complete and ready for | male at reductions of 10 to 40 per cent. Look in use You probably have heard of our Mantel | our window and see what splendid offefs we are » at the main store, the most beautiful in | making im thin line. we'll be pleased toshow | BUTCHERS’ SUPPLIES go at cost. We are / you how oasily * we can gratify yo Fae ee eee ay ee toca ate very | cline them out. Come in, butchers, and see our 04 = aining stock. heap during the sale, toe Any fender in the | 1 20 per cent Set or pair | FUR N AC.E S—We are closing out a few of at 10 per cent the celebrated Pease and Tropic Furnaces at this cents on every Dol- park the West. | male. They are excellent in every respect. We GAS OR ELECTRIC FIXTURES during the | couldn't ord 10 sell them if they were not. They { week of the ale have taken another down | cost you 30 to 45 per cent. less no ward jump. ‘They're all reduced tr 20 to 50 HOTEL “AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES ate per w, and we are offering you almost lim- | selling at prices that ought to make users of such itlexa vartety in styles design and finiah. All our | goods hgppy. Twenty to. & Electric Statuary and Artistic Portable Lampe~| of it. Burton Hotel Broilers, © in these discounts per Kettles, # CHAFING DISHES and all of Manning’ @ | Utensile all go at these p Rowman'e high-grade goosa in Tea and Coffee Pots, TIN AND ENAMEL! reduced 25 Baking Dishes, Nickel or Braxs Table Kettles, etc, | Pet cent. and we know our customers appreciate are reduced 26 per cent it by the way they are buytig. We have the lead- ing brands of Enameled Ware in blue and white, CUTLERY tx cut 26 per cent. We carry all the | plain white and gray best makes, and we * Cutlery for everybody LAUNDRY GOODS go at 25 per cent. discount. Tk. Heater Season Is Here We are the largest stove house in the Northwest. Don't forget that in reading the other interesting news from our big. stores, No other firm on this coast pretends to make ab splendid a showing of heaters as are assembled on our floors; there are over 130 styles and tizes of them; so many that you will have trouble in selecting what you need, and we are careful to wee that the price never stands in the way, We shall describe two of our leaders for the season, cent, off Think am Tables, Cop- Jrns and Kitchen The Prize Oak | The New Victor re proud of thix heater, This in the leader of our alr~ t a better one tight weed heaters. The New It's built on honor of the | Victor is mounted with heavy t materials, put together polished steel, has cast top and skiliful workmen in the b Way skirting, cast lining itm bottom The Prise Oak is a stove that and jacket is lined with heavy lasts and give lasting satixfac- | steel. The top has combined feed tion, It is handsomely and lav and griddle hole attachment: the ishly trimmed in nickel, making | top ring. foot raiie, name pins, it low when you've seen the | damp ce, are handsomely Prine Oak. nickel plated Prices a Prices and Sizes ameter... $ Exchanged No Goods . During | This Sale | Main Store—Fret Ave. and Bpring St Northwest Fixture Annex—a13 First Ave. 8.