The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1904, Page 1

ONE CENT irday, Partly Cloudy; We et Winds. The HINGTON, I R tIDAY NIGHT EDITION SE ATTLE, _ WAS a! wW JULY 15, 1904 Ht i“ -attle 3 ge The Star Will Make an Announcement Tomorrow That Will Be of Inte rest to Every Mother in “Sea tile CITY CONTRACTORS MUST = OBSERVE EIGHT HOUR LAW JOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS WILL SEE THAT STATE LABOR LAW IS NOT DISREGARDED BY CONTRACTORS DOING CITY JOBS THE CANDIDATE | IN REPOSE FIRST BLOOD FOR HARRIMAN we UNI PACIFIC MAGNATE GRANTED PRELMINARY INJUNC- STEAMER |: ABLAZE” foe aiall IN THE FAMOUS NORTHERN SECURITIES CASE , ‘ier CHIEF DELANEY SUED PEACEABLE SETTLEMENT GETS SETBACK AT CHICAGO, AND say GOVERNOR 18 ASKED FOR MILITIA AT ST RIOTS OCCUR PAUL—SMALL Na I> t yet pr HICA opinion ors among he said this ea ' elude a reporte his ' Haller > e r 4 ~ tb . « t } know . TROUBLE AT 8T. PAUL nad M aut ; omnes ST. F Ming | A ; 4 i ~ « . « x c AT WORK AT KANGAS CITY ISRAEL COHEN IS CONVICTED ‘MILES SENT MESSAGE Va ent mont VICTIM IDENTIFIED ~ FOR S800 DAMAGES MAHESH SINHA, THE HINDOO EDITOR, BRINGS ACTION FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT — SAYS HE WAS SHAMEFULLY TREATED 4 for the amount of attorney {Mr 8 I i wan inet whether any work ad "| WHAT DELANEY SAYS oH ‘| t ped “ ' _ ci K inter wed by s Star i ' t a ; 7 th norning, Chief De- Lett yay eM Ja oF as one , > one i i Reg Mahesh Sinhe nH} : I have this tit that I will tt that I do 4 e; third, that I tptiog partment by ap ects that man nal intent; fourth, that ISGANDER sees eee DEFINITELY LOCATE WHE RE IS SPOKANE MAN MISSING DOPE SMOKERS ARRESTED THE DOPE? siti woe APTAIN FINCH REPORTED TO HAVE FOUND POSITION OF . c. A PART OF LOEN TREASURE s N OFFICIALS TF " 7 TO FIND WHERE 500 POUNC : : we = . ne OF OPIUM HAS BEEN LANDED & 7 © wy mane ; 3 ning iseion Kru- MOURNING as BRUTES GET LONG TERM BIG EVENT aded : bpcsydl t t 1 to fo ty HIS ASSAILANTS re have t ; the state prison that t , ; tonight ; bs , ae : i Steamship Warrants have ben issued for tt i Ltlaciens wad gaieiaaee nine ie re ever of sam tint eae er ee “ per A | Seat ots. D. Witteman and Irving be tenn ‘ fe people ¢ the treasure that 18 lost on th bn. r rally i wr nes’ admire ne om I¥ charged with robbe ery BURGLAR FRIGHTENED Ne | vense viding the water pressure | Promptly at 7:30 to get in line for tame from all, sections of the pee Hess swore to the gs Am ane | will permit him to get a line around | the mareh down Unic n and the | country and several from across the | SPF fe Justice Gordon, nares | the It will also take @ Jong hpw goes, rain or shine | ean, Many were from men and Te Ore | sere, tugowits, of 708 Tenth ave- | CHOU UNION TO MEET | time to tocate tha rest of tho toxen i ; n who were not personally a Prosecuting uttorney| nue, was very badly frightened by an but one or two tripe down. to ti | : eunntolaee'y a with elther the mayor or i way hoine from|a bufgiar who attempted to force Ricnatae wreck can be made in @ day, and it mw OF HONOR IEA}: f the. euapiolon only knew of him Hing held at Row wia-|an entrance into her home last fo ee hut, [1s likely that many unsuccossful at ghey Bat na ge ES, " rm i on, near Vromont, when he w | night about 9 o'clock. The thug | co fie’ Hint | tempts will be made before the bal-| 19,, 2... witatha "Gh tke ak ar oa led by four men. ‘These two he| was apparently ao frightened as she in the ber [ance of the casos are located Degree." sleih BG UN bale vane ikea SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Cal, ptified. The others 114 not! was, for he ran t ‘ly away aft ee ner Capt. Finch has not reported the | Pr ot) te rv AB (4 July 18--Goo. Buckser was mee, He wan badly b » up byler he saw that he was discovered ‘e "| finding of any bodies, many of f m, July 20, 1904 : t the antheeitios been ‘whas /this morning for the murder of the thugs and robbed of | The woman notified Officer Peter. “duestion | which are known to have gone to ef aiea it, WW Pearuun {ak oe tae tekeme Ab hein | Shoriff Farley, of Salinas, Just bée- b Hesse sayn they used nome blunt! eon, who reported tho matter at om thelr death while asleep in thelr |), ahr dhehitien te dhe | cr team: Saned Gt ibaa Te m4 ~ | Fore the noose was adjusted rere $6 Strack hie ip, the | the etation eR ise ‘ 1 HOW: | ci madmen of thé arco of Honor | presumed that the smugglers were| BURFALO, N. x July 15.—Xidagnnd £00 eked Bermeilees ta head, leaving n for dead. He Offic ttér found a box of car-| complains to the police recovering the gold, are cofihlty invi\Al and each has] efther seared into turning k, or | Washburn, a member ef the grain feith Salar on the ground where he was felled| penter tools in the alley near the|room Was entered by mm Hy, uiilese an: (ne Py and i# requested to In- | managed fo sqme Way to elide: the | firm of Hoathfitld & Washburn, this grant 4 hours and when he came! corner of Third avenue and Uftion| pase key lagt night, Th to tala ite « . yee From | morning skot and, killed ait. want he found that ho had been robbed. | street early this morning just after | sow the intruder énter Ins olty and} ond daygbtor. wid Unable to get to hig home, |he had gone on duty, He walted|and gavé a god en some time for the owner to show ps the pe act ted po ot bee was up und claim his kit, As he did hotly Riebard Bort |he hate th tak ie o pall afterncon, whit Sap v. . be Bene des rfptian y work toward | into gels Gig iimerte ‘Tesimmons~ as today refused, then qe cra ins diel ane by ula was ot Me c grain eet Phants aa 7) weg: ° e es rife! bouts have shite ir Mentors afico the slp was pent to have Fert Van couver, but m race of the smug glers could gp found, CHa Rrownticld was this aft. ernon bound oyer to the Superior ug arncn by Jugtlee Gegage in $1,000 io @ wie: burglarys hem eruli oe