The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1903, Page 5

HURLED DOWN TO INSTANT DEATH Fifty Laborers Dashed From al'S saws on on High bridge Into the River Below-- Twelve Reported Killed ays HID <> Bushnell A street scene In will look any Americas After the vote like a desert just previous to election is counted this same street DESPERADO OR IMBEGILE? arly, as whe believed Haynie to saw him, she Ite of the buggy and . | a arknems, leaving Mre H Fred I y for the de TWELVE MEN ARE TODAY TRY ING TO DECIDE IN THEIR OWN | fens . MINOS WHICH HARDLD HAY NIE REALLY 16 Benne. confident re 2 | y then asked him to Is Marold Ha n man held n h tlw the « r hia | € highwayr Something Doing in This Space Tomorrow---Waich } SUICIDE Three Days Ago--Body Found Today he killed himself three d w had shot rt with @ shotgun r Isham went to the F aged man and ‘KILLED HI le ipsa was » aie Sieh naked LPN ie PCP Lh ote lew was a middie TT HOST IS "| tir f | nowt TWO TRAINMEN KILLED IN ° wba pherds ing BIG FREIGHT WRECK ON THE] The dend WILLIAM BROWN, firemen L. @ N. IN KENTUCKY LOCKETT BROWN, brak ‘The two a <adting the Loon thy LOUISVILLE, No Two train CAN'T STAND CRITICISM PARIS, Nov. 3.—The criticiam as a result o 1 Premier Combes today riots that he would tender an oon an the budget WASHINGTON The navy depa advices from ISSAQUAH MINERS to annour his resignation on to the effect that! is voted upon, — STILL ON STRIKE REFUSE TO ACCEPT THE NEW SCHEDULE—MINES CLOSED DOWN—LITTLE DISORDER to 10 feet. A miner working In a streak would make more by w schedule, but in the wider of the Inwa- Fifty triking mine the men, we per day, and er this amount management and refuse to retura to work. Manager Powers says he has made the best ponaibie | their yardage a to the men, and can make no The men ret |aist on the old is the requis mesaia. Our otter! scale as paid by all! our men 0 have been paying 40 cents a car, We the big companies all over the state, found that while our bie only | men, in thelr eagerness to flit th for dome: heaper coal. | ars, would cut away the pilla: *, we cannot af-| STEUBENVILLE. ©. Nov. 2—A which should be left to support the ford to pay wages than our root. ° competitors. Panhandle passenger ran down a * rom use. We The ti e Sunday, in which a ined to change ovr working Plan, | fan was hurt, near the plant, had | crowd of Austrian layorers south of and offers we @ | nothing te do with the strike, (hough | j lineal yard at 96 i four CHARITY ORGANIZATION $0CI- EY HELPED A LARGE NUM- BER OF NEEDY PEOPLE interrupt bim to object to eations. tefer leading a At the first monthly meeting of the ew board of directors of the Charity » society for the current AT HOME jected ration | ind ZION CITY, it od © 4 and . Four Hund been left ones te Fred Bellew of Falls City Shot Himself he himself through apne “ fy che teal nt AA cata, TAMMANY’S | Ta IN THE BALANCE ceineuniwiutet nro ionn (Meavy Voting, But All Quiet in lot box em tte and dea New York---Three Men Killed ted low at Falls City, It ts a that | nin went land and Kentucky--Hot Fights in Salt Lake and ’Frisco THREE MEN KILLED wre voting the D tick=| GATE CITY, V At an| et ef kill I 4] thous election at F “ on th I Hu . > here, thin Anh r b " t 1 t| y « |PRESIDENT DIDN'T SCRATCH « i TICKET tid ot victor , Roonevelt wing eh in| APATHETIC IN NEBRASKA 7 a coe burt The * © he MAHA b. N ti i £ not yet been lea 1 ( x b t t L - h ; * h ‘ ly : wate FILLEO THe BALLOT rover MOCR OVIN : 10/LIGHT VOTE IN COLORADO poEn ranges tall ee k ng the ball DUENVEL . 7 ‘ ~ { ne * b bi f tice f tb *| thor t % t filled. . t e ent judg i - ss box t Later HEAVY VOTE IN BOSTON 1 an old muy was f Along) 14 M N Palr| HEAVY VOTE IN MARYLAND | pt he lock hen thelis being polled, The So t# ex. | ex yt being COMING IN stowLy IN IOWA FULL VOTE IN OHIO whine DES MOINES ‘ INCINNAT Yov. 2—A full | QUIET IN PENNSYLVANIA we at K polled. — Rt PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. ports show th te | ~ eh as da re ming in # dict a marked gain ScHMIDTZ THE FAV ORITE REPUBLICANS ARE BOLTING IN|,.SAN PRANCI SALT LAKE CITY t 4 ALT LAK! N In the history of BALLARD PEOPLE ARE | AFTER THE A THE GRAFTERS THE COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT PROMISES TO Ba THE clos PROMISES TO BE THE MOST SENSATIONAL IN THE CITY'S HISTORY be —_—_——. (By a Steff Gorreapondent) The BALLARD, Nov the official grafting work that ix ork. It wil whether the requésts the ase the e foundation suit to stop all that body ever held. ‘The whole pop-} condition e when ti mn take, the ule and aroused over ie being up a xpert ten- ; looking over 1 whet und he has found flagrant violations | are being comr f the spect A promt is now pre} 4 | for $1,500 « ifteations not attorney of Ballard ng a civil sult asking Counell- A protent and @ petition signed by 4 con Id com-| man Fraxt two elty the citizen committee on investiga irratt & Ge | reservoi tion and based on the report of i Ob Peng teatl Ly ay to tear up the sewer already laid in| sum, havi it in ae-| day which he ased them just a » before the city got them. No effort to impeach him Gee inv F. Cotteritt of or ttve or to int ed up to! prin pring criminal action against him Landridge and ao ‘otter il | je until this case has Med with the and if the ie in th 3 KILLED the heavy fom and the noise nearby of an air compressor prevented al warning of the EARTHQUAKE KILLS 300 danger BERLIN, Nov, 3,—A telegram this afternoon places the wumber nn‘ result of the earthquake at ‘ | Tourahes, Persia, at 860. “Nearly 200 NUTT TAT TATA ct “A PIECE OF THE WAT ERFRO CE NOME STEAMER Ste amer Klihu Thompson, Clinger, arrived thin «