The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1903, Page 1

Sad al BEATTLE, WASHINGT 23 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, ‘HORRIBLE ACCIDENT TRENTON, Cot. 17.—Seven are, | Two work trains eight miles above, A epecial train with « large corps h a terrific] of surgeons and nurses has been | | The trains were running| rushed to the seene of the accident known to have been killed; eight here came toge more are believed to be dead, and | crash f s\ from here. 90 are seriously Injured as the result | at a high rate of d. Beth tra et a horrible raliroad accident on| were almost completely demolished.) The work of rescuing the bodies | ‘9 the Pennsylvania railroad, this |and hardly a man on either escaped) of the di whieh are entombed in the wreckage, has begun morning ‘BRING ORDER. oa Sameer BT Seattle Star (ens: VOL. 5. No. 20 25 CENTS PER MONTH STEAMER ARROW WILL THROW UP THE SPONGE | NOT SPEEDY ENOUGH AND I§ TO BE LAID UP AT} EAGLE HARBOR—WILL.BE CONVERTED INTO AN OIL BURNER AND OVERHAULED ‘ “ Arrow at Kagle harbor, , ' a ’ pring J SS WAITER IS SUSPECTED WOMAN ACCUSES CHAS. HAR- Rt STEALINE PURSE / Aberdeen for First Time Realizes wualy constructed building ak ey TODAY hem HIGH SCHOOL disk-rs' NO FIGHT ccuae mae kiaedat Gat ak 4 Full Extent of Her Loss--Four \: Sand were # | | ASHON COLLEGE TODAY t om a " | | PUGILISTS WILL TRY TO MEET) !"0",,% ' he F ’ t | PIGSKIN WILL BE PUNTED ON/ The Seattle Pigh Se foot 1 son Pea run. Mer x é 4 IN TACOMA FRIDAY . en . rap was ne ' eron of the purse tam Hines up for we , of ALL GRIDIRONS IN EASTERN AND WESTERN CITIES | Are Dead And Others Dying-=- «!-: | More Than a Score Injured----)% } Total Loss Is $600,000 ABERDEEN, Oct. 11.—The city of | lows, } d Morden awoke this morning—for t ow the first time since the Mames & A 4 | } gan spreading, yesterday—te a full : 3 of Its toms. realieation Four mer | SERIOUSLY INJURED on . y SS . Colin McKenzie. f the reas at . ° John Skeen, kicked in the head by z | we 4 to the Ar » t ‘ ® horse, serar : setae - ; SLIGHTLY INJURED |to carry « accou " « t D. J. Hansen, head hurt and body | which b e o arts - “ bruised. |are ed 2 © men ee-|f « The fire was @ A. Bretberg, head cut. “ 1 | ha frente of 4. W. Lasy, kicked in the head ‘ ’ t ° by a horee. t sines in the te} F A . “ * John Mille, Hoquiam, foo. injured. |, 4 Be ‘ t " Will Oplesby, Stencel’s camp, par Hocated See aataeuaationg tially aw Today the tity is filled with hur rede of people tr see neets pee towns, Many have come « ee ea = haw satiate their curiosity,have ret to assist in bringing order ¢ he cholce, by eel. 7 hate a 7 rr) VIALS OF HIS WRATH KILBOURNE-CLARKE COMPANY WERE VICTIMS CF CITY EN % GINEER—GILL'S RESOLUTION TURNED DOWN After listening te both slid { the the Kithour ark ( n m—the side of City Enet oe " tapes 7 have gral f Harvard ath NOT BRAGDON ‘CRUSHED AND DIED” QUEEN ANNE PEOPLE WILL Pe MARINE NEWS ' that ¢ id wae ° rao o that pm HAVE TO HELP PAY FOR IT.) know a “ , a t tinued Mr] HOWEVER | tera with ¢ 4 hom at theme | Perkin 4 Mr Ul th dey e i t ' ate P | und fe T ' SIWASHES WON WITH THE WILLOW YESTERDAY and ™ 9 4 Have removed to their new 1921 FIRST AVE. A thoroughly moderr « pollee were wn t 7 Hargis arrested 09 ene BOB HOWARD CHARGED Inforn wan filed in the superior A. Howard twe Howard t cw a meat cleaver Ser abate isnot esas : Ne ve ¥ you reach a de- cision, W: ihree 5 jer at tts 2.50, $1.98 high Boys’ Hats and Caps f Shape Pine Hat in black, # * and mode val $1.25 fancy mixtdres, leather ties, « T5e0 Th's Is the bye. Clothing Store ag sensitive Keet t Hog Standing of the Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet a. if your pee our Man 3-PIECE Aid trim. selling at 75 9 “ s we ‘ . 426 A New Departure in Boys’ Shoe Building Shoes” ang. Kip and Children’s Inland Calf Schoo! Shoes, solid leather through put, good Wear guaranteed— Seattle Agents W. L. Douglas Men's Union-Made Shoes Astic Caif and Kid Shoe ° Val ar Calf Patent Colt, Shoes : ¥ nS 206, 208, 210 Pike Street blook, Roth Telephones 949.