The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1903, Page 1

ee ger i . Mer pene “ peep Re ONE CENT ’ 2 w mS rf “® HE Only Paper tn Seattle That “3 BEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1903 VOL. 5 “ENTS PE TDEADLY |p te eta LOE LEAS esha d sven PEARL WALDROM 10 ‘SHOCK Detective Lane Finds That the ty I A " THE BTRANGE INFATUATION OF A PRETTY GIRL FOR ANOTH- —_— 4 mit ; : ER WHO DRESSED IN MALE ATTIRE Street’ Car» Cenductor Instantly me i Weems i - Killed by Electricity--Three pte fas der het 7 ; Others Hurt ge : wi ce ; ———— t it e ry t b H I * H F von street) line, wae instant shite ha the he Be u Milted shortly after mitnight this . he £ " . H be * | mt w “ aa ch orn vin y AMIMANT VGTORIDUS- SST om q i} N | SPEND WINTER IN SEATTLE - = pee REMARKABLE WRECK ON C, P. RR. IN WHICH MANY PERSONS A C0 ISION. f t gove ent checks for | BARELY ESCAPE DEATH OR INJURY a dead stop right on the down to aes New York Overwhelmingly Dem- E ° ocratic---Ohio’s Big Republican Plurality---Other States Big Smashup of Cable Cars in Kansas City---Two Killed and sde their und down, Thirty-Three Injured---Trains A order administration of |turw’ of Marcus A. Hanna ¢ Met on Viaduct “naples lange pater en 8 deena aaaaihty CLAIMS TO HAVE 350 BURNING Bard BM. Orout was sect oe hain vee take LETTERS TO PROVE HUSBAND'S LOVE Gindys Grey, who was ® eqfi hotel a week ago, te rapid 1 rvering Dre Shaw and fw " De b ‘ » given but at the women wi ~~ mer eh [Phil Mclean Meste Death Near : fis le Arbuckie,| East Cape ‘ « * 1 ae Buck t r, wh ah ¢ f t HANNA WINS OUT |e ting 5 4 Ar hk EVELA ‘ M | wna the n wh ry * hne m tent, denge of Judge Burke a * e though th tt b able ef doing it y, ond ™ T. Herrick oo | | Repub ' “erecaanded TRIUMPHANT NEW YORK, Nov. 4 Fuck “ f tion beyond the dreams of even the not yet kr but t | moat hopeful disciples c Harty, recently appofuted head of the * returned from Rome a few days ago and This is the first photograph of him, taken in peentantion, ane earerd the ofty fy Stepmother Complains EVERETT. N . 1 be Republican | WM be running Snohomish not | plurality of 61,414, unoff Agatha Farmer has inatituted d 1 Hings against hor husba until a fe® weeks « first w h means the.re-/and possibly f the bg ent - hot mevive in time. ¢ ef gel 95 FIRE AT ENUMCLAW = ibishep owls who will succeed w dying in Baltimore. t now his college owas on the stage. She tiv ed happily with b wnthl she go south to nurse her father. When « r - *, husband's and mother wis doors ~~ M6 arden lo to pr | FLAMES RAGE FOR THREE HOURS BEFORE THEY CAN BE | CHECKED—SEVERAL BUILDINGS DSTROYED—HEAVY Biot ham, Archbishop Johr een cep the pence, and in default was ‘th ‘we : : : Rg 0 sted | eS A RECEPTION. as HOT no MIKADO’S BIRTHDAY cateena-| AUDITOR'S REPORT | . Other eéitor of . and ©. nt of the Oriental Kimigayo,” the » of Japan, was sung much enthusiasm after the ret Bpociel to The pa“ a and ite tation and emp! dw term | come by the | tures of the west, A. ¢ nacious, but | vagraney will be preferred TACOMA ‘eave Tacom e LOOKING FOR FIGHT WITH) « in the p t of our : LABOR UNIONS we may TION ENDED LAST NIGHT The county auditor's report for the United States iighth Heather, Capt. W estabiliah sore ent week, tw each on 1 to The Star.) The Japan Vv. 4A hot early morn-| their celebr wred shortly after mid-| birthday when O'Neal &] banquet at ‘ wt-l hall, last night Tweak 3. Hieamiden five Otthe or coy month of October shows an fnorease a | of % per cont over the business done ania (Special to The Star) TACOMA, Manvutactur Fetused to become involv during the same month lagPyear, One and fifty-seven marriage have been issued during the f i