The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1903, Page 1

ONE CENT BIG FIRE IN BROOKLYN EMPLOYE ACCUSED) John McNevin, Foreman at @ G. N. Freight Depot, An Al-|' leged Thief INVALID Superior Court Knocks Out the New Employment Office Or- dinance of the Gy ‘The city ordinance Neensing em weewe Agencioe wan declared Invaltd ty Judg® Rodkin i@ the superior court Saturday afternoon. T" that of W. Ht | fined $10 by J mer for co business He appealed the « ter tame up Gaturday ono writ of habeas corpus, PASSENGERS COME FROM LONDIKE | ‘The steamer Dolphin. Capt. Hunter, arrived yesterday from Skagway with | / 18 passenge and WO tons of freight ber of Dawson people the steamer, He the Yulon tralf t# not yet ft condition to permit fast travel ing, by taking advantage of the re- ~ ENGLAND'S ‘QUEEN WILL BE THREE SCORE TOMORROW At Windsor and wit anniversary official rece year ‘FANCY FOWLS ON EXHIBITION Nov, 20.—Sev we of the finest turkeys and reters exhibits mamenced t 4a will be pntinged until the show closes thy end of the week ‘MARIE TEMPEST VISITS AMERICA NEW YORK, Nov. 30.—After an years from Amer which #he wilt make a tour of the chief cities of the United 4 Canada, She is to They re | acer ‘COPPER KING'S DAUGHTER ASKS FOR A A DIVORCE reer ener Mié. EVERET ¢ M NEW YORK New York 9 5 eagerly dizcusing the mit t by Mrs. Everett Ma divorce broug' lory © miilionaire “Poe ee a VER wan appointed KY CUL foree with th SEATTLE, | in DURBIN: ROOSEVELT: “DER- DR. MAURICE SCHMIDT, ‘Prof, Dr the kaier, in the mont wee, threat and lungs. Lat Frankfort-on- Main resides in Hertin FOUR “DIPS” ARRESTED clever pickpockets relay a by won and Wappenstetn depot, where crowds were na the Northern Pacific train for Portland. Three were caught as y were fumbling and Perey Ha All the men have: bad erimins “MR. PRESIDENT, I’ Maurice So hmidt, orda an dare well kn to Hee, Tt i known that two ¢ | men were following President Hoose-| | velt and party on their Western (our last spring PRETTY PICTURE SHOW NW, D.C. anual exhibition o gt Water Ce which op@hed today in the © gallery, IM one of the beat ever held in the ¢ exbibite include WASHIN v >reor the best pany of the fore most w tists of the coun try on Will continue for two BIG NAVAL MANEUVE RS: WASHINGTON, MONDAY, A RAY OF SUNSHINE LIGHTE! KAISER WILHELM’S DOCTORS WHO ‘ OPERATED ON HIS THROAT DR thwe the Ath WASHINGTON DAY BY DAY ' gravy timely grave _————— FIGHT FOR COLLECTION OF BIG INSURANCE POLICIES LOUISVEL that may de Whayne JOHANNE who performed eminent ving mpectalist for He in 66 years of age, and resides alone drags many a man u 4,000 held by Mr in a i f Dh beh Ht i ~ YOUR FRIEND ' Prof. Dr. Johannes Orth. who analyzed the polypus removed from | the kniner's throat to ascertain whet her it wae cancerous, ia the tomt Hving pathologist, and Virchow's successor, He in 56 years of age, H whe wish to * the He ¢ ORTH, the squadrons tr) will take part ceaned carried an on hie ite, | ¢ Festina ie TREDWAY With Dugdale’s Again, Next Year “George, how would you Wke hk tay team just anoth remarked Dave E e “Ot Home Hinlthed a b throat} furm at D dies | Tred ws looked at have hin salary rained. ‘Tredway ie there with that's the reason why he out to ab oo WHE be signed If pomsibie, Now England t# to the fr Ahe statement that our foo too #trenuous, It certainty pink tea, Michigan in the the east will bave “KIN the foul strike rule of the batters, and Le of the pitchers. Harry Schmidt, the P der, in reported to have Eastern crition ray \ en” must tr stand bedy punches cope With top-noteh Has any one tapped the reult yet? Rube Waddell may be a bur but he in the . bet 1 over the er poned | shark bend on Harvard's only conrolatior lookingforward to what MA [pen in 1904. j me presidente x that pr nt as Casper was | ¢ ri Whi Washingte mured “so quietly that hardly heard it. Then came the t that was hard to take. George On eeveral promixing one ‘ont to play SHORT SPORT — SMED The “Old Hoss” Is To Play Sluggers the matter is Dugdale The Seattle Star | NOVEMBER go, 1903. SEASON ~ GLOSES Seattle Finishes in Third Place But May Get Second on the Contested Games | | - | | et f ut t ‘ | freq Parke % t | uw i} x ‘ | | t Pet Ml 4 16 49 rm 109 4ne c o 16 (44 AMERICAN SURGEON | TO TREAT WILLIAM'S CANCER | | DR. OFORGE NEW YORK.-Dr. ¢ tok #hrady, the New who is to be called SHRADY. fer with Emperor Wi dtcat the cancerous throat, is one surgeons fh the at authority on cane WASHINGTON 10 ‘a MULTHOMAH SATURDAY | BIG FOOTBALL GAME THAT WILL CLOSE THE SEAs SON, TO BE PLAYED AT PORTLAND {chs Onty Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News “ Di VOL No, 239 LOU DILLON’ Ss DRIVER LP ant ‘ a of Milla ers, th nd driver of Low 1 8 is now We here he ex ‘ or won b teren_ 6 more ¢ weanon than driver of t h ful work beb I He will bie t t he w two-m © trotter, ery student must make ach Knight of the Washington inet the afhieti \e ves that his team will win, hows that it will be the that the boys have rat time thir season eo Washington in the face ' GARDNER WAS A VICTIM OF GRANDPA FITZ | 1 | Ne | THE BALL | Prominent Place It Occupies | j (hell ie} im American World of Sport in no Yate in| Yh A plays with the pigskin COURSE SELECTED ‘ BERLIN, Nov. %.—A ¢ vere has been rman Autemo! hat t next year for the late Jon Bennett cup. Fe will t from 8 re to Limburg, ther nd back t . FOXRUNTERS- ARE MEETING Ing the public with r, the Lowell, of the man leweight and of the art of » hold his own badly new of wore nd tere of two ead of LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT rpenters—Baker 8t,