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

r | | F | 8a ¥ OS8Se: ONE CENT The WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, KAISER _ BRUTAL | WORSE _ CHIME HE IS IN A VERY BAD WAY PHYSICALLY — CAN |WOMAN ARRESTED ON A} TALK ONLY IN WHISPERS AND THEN CAN | CHARGE OF BEATING) SAY BUT A FEW WORDS AN ADOPTED DAUGH- | ae EE | TER INTO INSENSIBIL-| oA t te pub ‘ wepanes.| PY WITH A WHIP Charged with crueity t nvermation, Me looks | mar Barton, her |dwumhter, Mra. J. Cherry } way, w torutn WOMAN BURIES BABE = WITH HER OWN HANDS SHE BEARS LITTLE CASKET TO CEME- Fe etd (ne Lowe IG yearokk atep- of 1% Broad Apprehension re condition te inte UNAIDED, TERY AND LOWERS IT INTO GRAVE {Special to The Star.) SPOKANE, Deo, 4—With her hands, pretty Mrs. Etta buried a reached the man, unaided, low ered the little coffin into the grave. and then filled up th Mre Patton is the manage e Wash bi had the least effe the brave little taker woman ad eeosegecaees PRSKSRGSESS ai | ® Did you ever meet a? = $ Jinnee? |. Horace Ventimore did and : H > FIGHT FOR RAILROAD r) Trouble | of the Port Wood Hotlus @ Co. of tle have fied with the auditor of this county a . for material fur 0,000 he request of the matruction Com didn’t like him. Read his adventures in 3 ABottle Trouble CFS $80066600008 SH908G0G000 OO0 | }pany, Jud pointed Jame» Stewart receiver of the road It te hinted here that the rumpus is caused by the warriny of two factions in th ny, One rep jsenting the oeeing Com pany and the ¢ Smith-Mas onatruction Company TACOMA MAN He Fights ee, But | | Is Beaten Insensible | SERS SHSSSSS SOHSHSES DECEMBER 4, | SENATOR | 18 ROBBED ® attl Sts 4 r f oun al Only Paper in Seattle That 4 ré a ‘é “e Dares to Print the News 8, BUT IS HIE? a5 CENT PAY DEARLY FOR TROPHIES OF THE CHASE IN ALASKA BRITISH ARMY OFFICER AND VICTORIAN SPORTS- 1 903 VOL. 5. No. 243 MAN HEAVILY FINED BY VALDEZ JUDGE FOR KILLING MOUNTAIN SHEEP OUT OF SEASON | PLAY TOMORROW UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TEAM LEFT LAST NIGHT | FOR PORTLAND TO PLAY MULTNOMAH After m rally at the Universit anhington foott “SENATOR HANNA IS TOO WISE TO RUN COUNTER TO A CYCLONE.” PLATT, IN AN INTERVIEW. | vgreement | nat halyard | fing a often INVENTION OF A SEATTLE MAN MAY REVOLUTIONIZE NIGHT SIGNALING AT SEA : THIS D06 ACTS AS HIS” | MISTRESS’ GOLF CADDY f Instructor CAPT. J. W. SMITH HAS DOTE: PATENTED A DEVICE BY ih Movigation™ ané “Heutical Com WHICH MESSAGES MAY BE TRANSMITTED WITH UTMOST ACCURACY IN LETTERS OF} BOXING IN FIRE DURING DARKEST, STORMIEST NIGHT BALTIMORE Among the books has written are “The BALTIMORE, Deo, 4.—Tonight A new dev which rv ve inspected it os @ # the resumption of the ine night sigr Ht over the old metho ve after & | fighting game 1 Haatl ! the local background. vsists of a reotang Whistier and Jo jar cane In which are foor pairs p arranged above the othe sols are wound ribbons | from veare material upon Whieieiships and some opaque sulk Pwhether by nie + of the alphabet th feertain combi also the Arable [eigns, accord be quick Upe characters, i (Special to The Star.) TACOMA, Dee. 4A man named Kelly nployed at the Clark-Nick h Manhood, is now 25 years old. erson d up and r BLOW PROVED “The grand duke in the third son| °T of the late cant, Alexander IIL oe * confronted by the lone high | wagmnan with: m nevobene Aid. con |manded to throw up Kelly st to owe Tein HIGHWATER © 2 the feit mons’ Punch and Dies Few nd p victim in CITY SUED AGAIN Hours Later Headgate Works on Govern-! ment Irrigation Ditch Is Washed Out (Special to The Star) YRTH YAKIMA, Dee. Ss sroK SEE Det ught the Fitasim: Harry Walton, a boy, died toda terday afternoon, who resides at 917 James pbetruction ved by the hi na river. The © nd when the rk away with about BIG F IGHTERS sci "| BOX TONIGHT e MAKE THE ENGLISH |Jack Johnson and Sandy Fer- parents of the Walton tracted with grief. ry j cnn org ag “) PLUM PUDDING IN | guson Matched for a Bout in HUNDRED TON mn San Francisco BENJ. SEWALL'S | MASTER WaRe . Capt. J. H. Halstead of th 1p Benjamin Se “TRY OUT TONIGHT weather, or when | Jack McClelland, Who Was! Recently in Seattle, Will Go fre- | Jong sere and figur indow-like openings to r lot} quently becom ped around thet yards during haniam of these apooin iA pa steamer tx the proper} When the wi any tt aff toward © tor appeated anather on With Charlie Neary {ings blow e Inoandeseent and their re — » the back part of thel readily be d the screen andl ships p 4.—Charlie boxer who tuddy Ryar Santry and ake, is Bohed plainly visible inf senter: and urment signal, t quently itt During storm nt, whieh Cap- tain Srnith has famed “The Marine Hignal Dispatcher,” is considered by y we } Miss Maud B. Pot tle owns the most nove nt wreyhound. T devised a har ing w John Pp, which is greyhounds that will compete for the more fleet stake nt well known ki Texas, Illinois, Now 2, lowa and a nume PRETTY ACTRESS A FENCER a pretty golfer. who has won nee ddy seen on the golf links, in the hubs while f the meet= for the " BASEBALL Mike Fisher May Place a Team| j in Tacoma Next Year The Hinky Dink bowlers tgok their m the Pleasant Beach ba Arcade alleys, ios |" ‘ence TOM REILLY CZ AROWITZ IS TWENTY-FIVE | Heir Apparent to the Russian | Throne Celebrates es Birthday) WORLD'S PI PRESS | ee # a S&T, PETERSE — the son: i » N RANG L 4—M The Hinky oe ke | See S28 IN TRAINING ¥ son Ec us arty Seattle Mid Middleweight is Shap- " is | ing Up for his Ge Shortly Deets -| Se conan fella “ie. | With Billy Woods HINKY DINKS |ARRANGE «SEE Reilly wants to dispose of and believes that b What he t La MANGLA MADA HURST: LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT ' SPOKANE, Dec. 4—John Mut eae 2 ' t t | A me Ors pie 4 r ot all t 7 ted capt r| ad hip ; . , pouss probably at year th * " ; roses, Sak of any af t ’ Pr thycot perial famfly, and it ult to b i SAN PRAN 0, 1 i" i u ; y ' f 1 Ha realize that ihe fr ki been sent t ling J 1 rk } hosen f } chia ' t Richar the 1 boy Who was never expected to reach throughout the world Stanford football team for next year, ' Mis Yr t fr he kind ever pulle oft on “y Wash Se