The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1903, Page 5

i 5 | ‘ ‘ thai oa ee SHERIFF WON'T STAND . FOR SCOTT FRAME UP} AM HERE TO ENFORCE THE LAW,” SAYS CUDIHEE—SLOT ted MACHINE MEN WIN A BARREN VICTORY IN JUSAICE COURT —ARE NOT ALLOWED TO IN STALL THE DEVICES Others of the Exposed to Cholera | a The little prin died in nd of cholera, and the sens rong | from the fact that the czar, the STAGE FOLKS WIL WED J. DULL—VORY, THIS WALE OF YOURS I8 GETTING ON MY NERVES.” WIFE MURDER of Michael Bartlett shot and Heroine of Another y pretty «both Morris very ob ‘House Sets Time for Voting on E cL waa te ua Reciprocity Bill----Shuts Off), "CONFERENCE Se ie Amendments and Debate---Mis|i er Bs nority Will Support the Meas-|<thitaae ‘The trial Alaskan packer who ation Counsel! Gilliam are in special seuston this afternoon considering] WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov, 16) providing for a vote not later than |the regrade of Third avenue. Mr.| In the house, Representative Dalsell|4 o'clock Thursday, Demooratt Uitiam’s advice morning House Leader Williams lution from the committes on | ®##inet the resolution, but the hours, f . on the damages that | this offered @ privileged apoke | | may acerue to the clty in case the! reso! for the im edinte | a Mie ban tat eng |NINK'S LIFE-BLOOD SAPPED Scieh cl Reel ay mvenie: oleonmeatd WHICH THE SURGEON I$ UN- ABLE TO CHECK THE TABLES TURWED tee on foreign affairs w read. ‘The r of the m Ways and means on t made public this me minority betiever the bill mb: amended by striking out the et which provides no reduction sugar to other countries than Cuba It nays “If the amendment ts 1 inevitably ¢ ch weak and reatiess, Nink #till ° regarding © are wtill ty of his Quits whe since last Jan- will result from a failt ntage of the opport further benefits on both providing for even fr untrammeled and unr Merce between then Detter than no redu Sh. PHILIPPE BUNAN-VARILLA, This i Panama's new minister to the United States tries, notably | President Roomevelt sent the fol lowing namina | nie afternoon: H. Philt | f lands, Vancouver, W | rules, providing for the immediate W. R. Sutter, tion of the Cuban rectproc- FATALLY vary has been olty meat inapector, handed in bie resignation to Health | jOfticer Ludiow, this morning. | The resignation Is to take effect Decem- ber 1, when Mr. Sutter tetends to go Into the retell m MAKES NEW RULING HOW IT WOULD WORK IF THE GAME COULD HL WE HUNTER A MAUOLIN. BREW CZAR’S L| yer ea \ | Villain of One Company Wins | » | Jured and the fifth may live, though re Nicholas, With the Czarina and) ei. ionic? vite DUELLED TO DEATH i | ea TO DEATH | ; Firemen’s Bodies Are Burned to a Crisp in Big Conflagration in Cleveland, 0.-- Three Dead; Another Dying and a Fifth Has Small Chance for Recovery Robert Reed. Fatally Injured Harry Van de Velde. Seriously Injured Mi ke Corrigan. CLEVELAND, Nov. 16.—The most | ve fire that has visited this | y in @ year broke out at an early | hour this morning in the Holmdéer avenue street car barna, on the south side, and the huge structure together with more than a »™ nearly new street cars, were totally destroyed. When the walls of the big brick building toppled over from the heat five firemen who were playing on the fire from the | buried and three of them were later | , removed dead and burned to @ crisp Another was taken out fatally tn overy is extremely doubtful The Dea Robert Duffy. his re dames Schw APPEALS TO JOHN BULL Columbia Protests to Great Bri- tain Against Uncle Sam's Action in Panama--Says United Siates Fostered the Revolution LONDON, Nov, 16. lcabled here a lengthy P the action of the Unit ward Panama, Colombia asserts that the main responsibility for the who | feet, Manding on his side on the floor | It is thought that several and that the man or leas internal 11 ‘ carpenter GOVERNOR VATES WILL seme FORGE ARBITRA TION = ARE RAIDED” cuting Atior ¢ pernicious be a state burden on inter ree; but that a tax ) for the privil pasnengers exclus of Tennessee, MILITARY WON'T BECALLED OUT IN CHICAGO iz oo is STREET STRIKE—NUMBER OF GUARDS RE-| rd arb DUCED, THOUGH NUMEROUS SMALL RIOTS | H © OCCUR TODAY—OTHER UNIONS ARE now | PLANNING TO WALK OUT CAGO, Nov. 16,—The opera-| As the day ad of cars im the atrike district | learning of th i early this morning n each car instead officials and searched Stic weion had $27 nickel-in-the-slot city t [ney Scott to esterday. There wer teamat inflicts aoe at differe turbanees. The strikers f in-| 1 r stands about the | tt be| Philbrick »k the victim elated over a letter from ¢ ta we 1d 4 " re Yates, in which he fn ates that] « xploded be c na ee | he won't call out the military ar 4 ~~ : hel will at pt to foree arbitration. ¢ leaders and railway of- ttem pt of certal : t alias tn his pos. | privilege tax, as |; States 1 of the American cruiser Dix The battleshtp Maine arrived this morning | MORE TROUBLE BREWING WASHINGTON, D, C.. Nov. 16 rh this Scotia in boats went by the ister A, M, Reupre is still at although he was notified the fal of the treaty in the Dtan mgress that he could e that another revolution ts hreatened. 1 eat dixsatis~ factian throughout Colombia with 2 from Rogotal the present government, merely a leave of ab l rence The latest advive _ THE STAR IS THE BIGGEST ONE GENT PAPER | N NORTHWEST