The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1903, Page 1

SPSS ee j * wr ' ” K " ‘ + ~ ONE CENT y b gy "THe Only Paper in Seattle That ] c Dares to Print the News. ..- SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1903 VOL. 5. No. 219 a5 CENTS PER MONTH IDADVC PETC TWA © BALLARDGITYDADS |S4SPECTS (BIG STRUGGLE PARKS GETS TWO WILL TRY TO SQUARE | “°"°7°" = FOR CONTROL THREE YOUNG MEN WHO AN pe EE SWER HOLD-UPS DESCRIP-| AMERICAN FEDERGTION OF LABOR DELEGATES GATHERING TIONS JAILED AND FIGHT FOR PRESIDENCY ® ON ° Notorious vv alking Delegate | Must» me cetved the Bentence calm! es SEWER SCANDAL IS STIRRING UP THE PEO- | Go to Sing Sing and It Is Doubt ’ pire tb Cobnieeanie dem PLE AS NOTHING IN CITY'S HISTORY EVER HAS ful if He Will Survive His Sen- tocting § wt fed neph i . AuSUNESEeuNenenSuSSESES GEURURNERgeseeeensUEEeEE elted, nor to believe the statements mar by this committ: the Ne * assured the citizens that the city by George F. Cotterill, and ha council will pretest them. We desire 0 state that this committee dows not believe that the city council will protect the interests of the property owners. et for © as t i " Thin committee betieves that ther 4 combination betwegn Men pare or re t- Lott ing D © MeCart certain councilma@® and the contra and that before this in ation hae ended, this combénation will be made apparent. Ultimatum of the Ballard Cituiens Commitige to the Mayor and City Council. ° New was today * ball im cane. Cor INNOCENT MAN SHOT . | BYSTANDER IN A SALOON 18 WOUNDED BY BULLET MEANT FOR THE BARTENDER (By a Staff Correspondent) edule that the dove gly over the « (Special Bug The Lay $000. Frank 3 He Larters | we by or fall pIy_aswert th | inqpected » rs tor In the fleht may be dent of the Infer- } hical Union, who nn jis suid te be « candidate for the | meena AIA A a candidate | preskiency It Lyneh can be brought trate itn SLAVOMTER | gr sit rae a lald in ny plete ae~ ac bine bie WH FROM | vébtus-Ataeatbor te Calternte fe F * mie ase tee the only TYolative k Yelative known James Dune for merey accom. dent of 6 fet Lewis Green at M eof the ATTEMPTS ie mer oneigerss The men Koraoonneng-vd ithver for painet @ SEATTLE TAKES ANOTH- ER GAME FROM MIQUE oe ' ‘ RETO ANGUS MePHAIL, CONVICTED 0 eg a : PUGE T SOUND UNIVERSITY if P OF MURDER, WOULD KILL ‘charged at 48 0 event | LL SACRAMENTO, “ The si- WIMGELF TO ESCAPE JUSTICE oe — Wi. NOT PLAY SATURDAY 3 eune| sleet intial i aS SFB snery ae Ste 8: THe i lenicinl'to. The ) TELEGRAPH BRIEFS COACH KNIGHT OF WASHINGTON WILL NOT ALLOW HIS MEN nth, but could. net annex | BYERETE . Pha Sr ate TO GO ON THE GRIDIRON 4 idle. sis doller- wen ta the e between the, A game with Nevada would be he beard 8 07 from the ve 1 niver ty of | particularly t oe found «ton in a The Nevada ed a game with ch although neither | with « palr ¢ n Fi 1 cortier of Met aid prove oe — Shields ar 4 Retts were ® * of the vha ‘ arfous. . @ wound, wt institutions and would THE IMPURE WELL WATER USED IN SEATTLEIS RESPONSIBLE FOR | ‘ METEOR LOADED ‘ THE PREVALENCE OF TYPHOID FEVER. THREE DEATHS AND MANY |, ort CASES OF ILLNESS TRACED TO THIS SOURCE. | WITHDYNAMITE : , s | is ere en T tne | LM, Anaeles iz .6i8 Battled With Waves While Ex- ay Nover meee | 2 plosive Was Lashed to Her weonter 34 ome MoT Decks PROMINENT MEN GATH-. Ploneer utted the serv: ER AND DISCUSS NEEDS =: emagdies OF NORTH, WITH THE ALASKA CLUB : He teaver a | — “Hin | his . ok 1 ta hee olde metre ty of th te . gg 4 a AL © meeting held last night under |» which be anchors || Terre Maute, Ind eae [ren gia saw Gering bin reset tip pereit “ After being “apa ea abroad tte sheplees of the A club tm | Ine reports a PIONEER DEAD Tala ana we DEDICAI E I sch a namoneaee Christengen’s hall, Arca yiiding the | further ir 9 which lasted four TWO UNHAPPY COUPLES r Jthat tir . rel ee so aes Ge keyg) MEW TEMPLE out by the many prominent r 1 tal from. the ¢ eneral h ertiag and incompat- ent Mr. JL. Bice ae sa <| ROCHPSTRR, N.Y, N oranyent country sald ho papt season h . on 4 at the fembers of the Masonic fraternity | ky alec wants to be ton the pert af Mir. Mutepinees of t O'Brien will decide whether the street and Third avenue, |came from ell parts of the state to: sted from his wife, es cca Gad Wt cone ye Laeger petiag cor will be towed. to this porti ‘Gay to attend the dedication of the Catherine, on ground of adultery, * ea lice ait — - x ‘i - —