The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1903, Page 5

Mees oO a $ a iii we "a errr a [You Will Know All About Kisses If You Watch :This Space | —GAUGHT ROBBERS . BOLD RoBRERY ROTTENNESS | eiaiionrean MASKED me HOLD UP CASHIER AND GET AWAY WITH $3000 (Special to The Stan) j crow was ‘ reo maa | - IN DAYLIGHT IN HEART OF BIG CITY IN BA | Pi j LA RD ELLens ¥ * N Al hea 1 rot w | ~ — bow D og t the ¥ morning at Cle Blum. 7 NAGHVILLA : Ca t re ot th —<$<$ burg depot last hightgpAn er 3h heme te sifu | to "ctneeme, een wan ated alge ptr "i" PROPERTY-HOLDERS MAKE SERIOUS CHARGES OF FRAUD AND | Livni ae 4 » wild aie : | 4 Hel Hott na ~ proncnte ‘ im- ne re rn fia oll, at 6 o'clook thin t ade casier ‘ GRAFT AGAINST MILL-TOWN OFFICIALS spector a ou “4 | Wan held up and competied to) heavy rain, wh h kept. mny ped : ' haperta | [3 obbera secured $3,000 and es) 1 ¥¢ canhier took two whote at the | ies eek = ten ne 5 | The telegraph oftiag te in, th fective. Every avenue from the ety, BALI Property n en meat- of the city and tt was beil-| in guarded eer, a | are mad pens ¢| 440. This com sof J nis morning. This wi a tot 4 te more dema t ‘ - oued gutt to Excitement When the Fire | peptone Fagen. api fatructs whioh ther are pastag ———- | There te great exociteme: Moattio is infested at the present time Of the burels - web mn «a m3 ir © akes the a be ext n a —— | ares evonua, by ou . here hi - of no burgiarice of H , jon anything of any relaries . ittee sa flat the an heca J was about to deseend to the lower, was committed } mand for the | known sssalp-aci floor when he was inte the | in k the 4 © started in] The pope today visite ene return of the family, It was found, | of the napectors, M. Marie, the cel-| of the vatican fire. I nally | BISHLUN pe eet © - Ah a time and ' te ;w areaw b ore have either ower fraud. The nown unt t secripts | le gtven. 1 enaya run ded . —-_—_-_-oo A RIPORT OF AN UPRISING ON THE BARK GRAYHEAD REACH | ES SEATTLE FROM THE NOATH Pa et 5. [rom chm mechs uti % pel ohares that ea thon ae AN BA LES coimasnitl = se the wha ark Grayhead, tn . After leaving that port, the ° The mutioy a he ourse b h t ‘ r tiding 0 defend the After being he pubilely he inventigat- © any property allowed to enter of the sewers until ned them over | | | the wae finally quel 4 to the te on Councilman tion with the of lots for the he Is charged CHARLES PETERSON OF POINT WILLIAMS CAP- “or treated wlienly and with no MINNEAP WASHIN Mortfeld, © Bt. Louis contractor, shot Pred Ehreneeick.’ 0 se genet gt dey en mn th TURES ANIMAL WITHA JACK-KNIFE AND ROPE pared then teed fod. suicide, by taking poteon, thie INDIANS ATTACK OFFICERS the cre | profit terbolic acid. | 7 Cee eee, volasaatl from anasp.| POSSE WITH FATAL RESULTS) were imprisoned for 18 hours before ony at children one of © 5 | they finally ented to turn to. “ lana —SHERIFF 18 DYING Atter leaving Dutch Marbor the one nds that | retary Wileen f the Interne oa sl >. son = Mine Workers recelved a te | CMBYENNE. Wyo, Nov. 2—ad . ed for violating section 968, Bal- from President John Mitchell | reach-twithout food. | linger’s code, which provides that no j mors pa aa nays at be - od from Idttle Lightning in weastto th ore with ays officer in a city of third class , etter. and that the reports | iray, Jumpe ¢- | They claim i should be Interested directly or tndi- 4 the deer, With yard, which fs leas than a quarte reek, tn Eastern Wyoming, give thé¢/hourd during the night as hens have been grossly exaggerated awa |eral ocoastons © h olty y in any t with He ts suffering from acute In toward shore. As he never reached feny the which he had OHIO MAN GOT IT FOR SOAK- | trouble ax Ser dey ING KOREAN PRINCE | pital, in New Sioux Smith. a graduate of Cartiate med up with « or with any of the officers thereof n their official capacity, and that y wilful violation of the provisions of this section shall be a ground for removal from office and shail be | deemed a misdemeanor and shall be 4 as such. Jot an h in diameter, and an old/ t with half a handle. The| me of the desperate fight which wae broken squarely over the deer’s head. began to haul away on the line. e made the line fast to the be h-one hand, whil his trusty k [occured there Saturday afternoon the other ? a terrific struggle and 10 min- un sawing. he man- ounctl refuses to act on the impeachment proceed- sema ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ Yee, was th s given 5 20- days jail sente and @ fine of $35) dentation utes of stren' : and sentenced to the costs of| _ The fight was started by the In Midas nara’ Last Thursday old man was|aged to sever the jugular vein, and| nes against Frazier, the property ¥ owners, it Is said, propose to inatl- tute an action against him fn. the ts in order to remove him from the battle was won. After a few of struggling, the deer, fishing in his skiff. He was ait still as th be heavy ¥. 2—United | left here tos} prosecution ORFOLK, Va. Marshal Tre: an Mullen will introduce t car and wagon traffic is tt ling there a diane and was the result of the pose ¥ rocks | morr Stat nat te & resolut t's meeting of hf ¢iwhich lay at the wa look at his} © nm from the residents flee. hi eyes tn thi dreaming aud dwelling the Green Lake addition asking for |e iniscenees of his youthful prime,|iong. long sleep. Peterson t In stated by members of the iene, who are to be attempting to to the wan-| the counetl provid the the ‘ c ton slaughter of antelope and deer|J. Erickson for gra Pik wet | theh gradin of Meridian avenue ! committee that they have much ad- sein | | - when a slight splashing on the far-|towed the animal to shore, skinned © eo « jon of the same, | from tte intersection with North Stx tional evidence o Y el | by the Indians, contrary to the state| wrickes coetenet’ Gutiea Sou Uioth avenue to Kirkwood place and |ther side of « huge boulder cause Ajit nnd took what meat he could. | ditional wee nga wg wat which will | ENJOIN RAILROADS Ntrary to Ue atate| Erichaon’e contract” ealied” forthe | th « ther ide of a huge boulder caused] it and took what meat he could.| atiorat riser bie Wat Which w npletion of the work by October] the condemnation of the praperty but the Indications are now that| necessary, will be read he cannot 40 80 until October. About| The hearing of the assensment | been done| rolls for the grading of Sixth avenue | orth. Galer atreet, Maynard avenue appear as the investigation proceeds, Much credit is given C. A. Reynolds, * around.” ‘Then he turned| Who has been instrumental in gath- Bn ee nt eid hin tha} ering much of the evidence that hag on necured. the skiff he could just see the | “Su: had drowned you | replied. ‘ot while Charley ‘ law . | | 20. The directors of the Georgetown | A tel his afternoon from Newcast yy. Chatte, tes that Deputies Hackney buck’s haunches, With the cunni f th pioneer, Peterson waited vu had proceeded so into the water cue moon today hi obebly be required $24,000 worth of wor 4 $10,000 will the next en,|deerskin for 50 centa. on. nd | schoo! district today filed a petition in Seonde & the superior court for an injunction to ye, Union street, Twen that any lives complete the job. This Second av | = — in the ft | h Biack Kett the no ae | tertou ax, shot Miller, In th —— WA NGTON, Nov. 2—Bert Ross, |fight following, Black Kettle was . n ‘ ‘ ys w Asteh af the martes of San Love, [amet VW. B. Ker : . novelty woman In a very rude way that It reg . . Tf oo way of t } the did t give him the mor he in Obispo county, California, witl ; sought 8 a | aright e back at nish some re 4. The r ight’s explosion the Northern Pacific Railway | Davis reached here this forenoc ondemen wi | ty-fourth tty Lt = | gene ca the and the Columble & Puget | With the bodies of Miller ike ce * ‘ pts Sk Wy yt : " = fensed to the crime, and also that r half ar from burg. Mt ed only @ baif-h r ents of the Fitth ward are| Laurel Shade avenue, Second avenue he is Mentified with Gens, is great- two weeks to he only access |Sfter being shot. Six Indians we enned at the. delay in the grading north, Warren avenue and Fifteenth ly against him, but the defense The expiont obstduction te made | Killed and 10 wounded. Five were the tmpertant thoroughfare. avenue northeast will take place claims to have evidence to prove af lest night “ - Jeaptured and the o will bring} alibi and also to show that the throughout the a |the prisoners aid (Beir ponies to young man’s confession was simply th Newcnatle. made in or to accomplish hig there was har Four Indians escaped, and 100] wife's release from the city jail, It that was not #h |frontiersmen are in suit, head-| fs thought that the trial will oo- aie ah | ed by John Owens, the noted Indian} py the entire week he car of ¢ fighter. There were 1d white mm 4 ————-— | high and ee The trial of Harold Hay the) u hanged. The suprem urt today re wa gh ge orgs acre ged mai ands ass th fame. He te at prépent Kasson thinks that there an highwaym for the ee Mortality Record : | i eae onl "Moai Bd y oR { the same stamp operat in the} & vd FAILURE - = wh own, aged years, ive Walt Eaasor nt before | qua MISSOUR] BOODLER NOW HAS oro ytety Blinn oe ci | Kerlin has t hey 7 A HEARING reslden: Inter- | Bows Ae rio y ' abel ans in Lake View « pan gone I pa bs, eis] NEW YORK, Nov, 2—Dowle's 6 trom injuries recetved | of th “ eg bege- Ayvry left city today for Zion, t. The funeral will . ; first train pulled out at T Pee: bok this ig. and It was fole others. Many pick- in the crowd at the J at Woodinville toda | god a years, | |LOS8 ANGELES HAS A NEW e FANGLED SORT OF FANATIC | he , 5 Th 3 for rifling - 1 it ts ‘ s 4 — : : mission was bes flat faflure, | I ANGELES, N 2—F" het . bey e m ‘ RRIVES ere con- MITCHELL | Prone lov. 2—Prophet | tame could not loose. In most coed aualte aut | be Pho r ae who calls himself nature's | he was give gore money ; woe f a ad s said to have driven to the scen tically ne: money. % a oP ER man, preached to several hundred | men, who thought t a hance tie eotenen: ise bamine deaven te Kk to he /S BE? TE, WHERE 16 KAY? opie from the top of | met something for n The| LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.—Mra. Dow » mfr Be on ag Phy awa b “ “er ; ; this morning received a the suburbs. He| Man had been at the work for three es asltee teas | es fic Te Binal telegram from J. HL. Anderson, of Mil on the streets, | days before complaints began to come | and son arrived today from Bost Fk 2 ig i bo s arrested with hor] CAPT. GRANT IN CHARGE waukee, asking that Allen C. Kay be LEADER OF THE MINE WORK. | found if he + gf tie ERS TELLS OF HIS ILLNESS for him at the N rthern Je on his hill top, | Into police b his| husband, but wa e a movement of is energetic w She denies the report. that she ha iting “gambling rbe-| Capt. F. A. Grant this mornin The| took formal charge of the United the | States army 8 ofth ing. Many contributed | man” confined his work principally to| all of D y, but way het of na Univeratty Kerlin, it in maid, | i ‘ as'in Seattle, ¢ » the nt ty. The telegran in « at diplomatic enough to continue | yiijah TI, will soon join her in Aus-{becomting black beaver 5 jucea former quartermaster, leaves for bi® / | niu mother, who is at t ears only a fist his soapy tone after he had been re 1 appear to be in go w station at Jeffersonville, Indy INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 2.~See- seriously ill trousers on the street fused money. If refused, Qe told the tralia, Jand laugh and talk together cor this evening.