The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1904, Page 7

TH E SEATTLE STAR—TU ESDAY, A’ EK STAR—TU ESDAY, AUGUST 2, LIFE OF FAILURE ENDED BY SUICI Save in ue’ WEALTHY CHINESE ADOPT Vit | pany. Work In tied up on A HAI CAS WAIF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION J of f The striker THINKS THAT SOME PROP JOHN L. ARMSTRONG, SICK, PENNILESS AND , DESPONDENT at they were being forced to hat ——— one | k rf ' ERTY 15 SED TOO Low PPUT A BULLET THROUGH HIS HEAO LAST NIGHT—BARE- |) a tan nat tthe] LETTLE PALE YELLOW STRANGER LEFT AT WAYSIDE MIS.) === St JERTAKIN 1 » look | } LY SUCCEEDED IN THAT FATAL UNDERTAKING Jout on ¢ art of the employers. | SION HOSPPITAL BY A MYS TERIOUS WwHiTe woman, RE-| MORE BOARDERS FOR 1 sostilil ome . CENTLY, FINDS A GOOD HOME—“HENCEFORTH HE SHALL t att and proper- we “ ’ | STATE PENITENTIARY \\y wos v ut to A BE KNOWN AS LOY TUNG,” GAYS SUPERIOR COURT | ' Rea a blew out h “ sins in & ve-|t are of ag an | pee) 1 wing t ; . yitay and § an, | cant t Fifth av and |" mS at y . m the tt wan this ca a “ é th any q | thorities | healtated until now n ( . . ' when t arly this |B Wa a » ' nto foreign hands , te , t New | thelr as- 4 : ; ey ) awa A arceny f n, t™ The Pacific Railroad y » , - th] BIG SMASHUP ON THE GREAT) parentag “ h har CMH ( North Rail- a \ police, F seat Pia a way con the Lake Wash- ch. Dis = a cone 1 NORTHaNN GAUSKD. LAMGR| Rus tis easton ® ! are; James Wiles uy, 10 | way company and the Lake Waste al and atte y Dr. Haye, T " an 2] PROPERTY Loss 4 management we ; «Y nd /son and a r conviet t mous @ f the prob 25¢ Quart | we apne and D | Ying, & woalthy Chines perior |m deally weapon, two year 1 vualization will aot Hoye beltever an had a chance | ( ant . Mr and his Ah Ling ; with M 4 be prepered te hear onteeaenne Also, bottled Fancy Spanish Olive \ he (Special to The Star) the tite m-cyes was oe ; ennmne until next nday, , A lette H a ket of | t an anaw , will rear him as thet bod n an aterventag ¢ is to te ae Queer al, at S CENTS | his coat sta ‘ " EVERETT, Wash, Aug Al baby, as nearly as cas y , on at the Vann ent ‘ : . ; eut parts of the ar Index pert th « the , r The members of nid t ark Many who it RICE wha a 6c Pound Fancy ¢ na Head I Reg- | HIS ENGAGEMENT TO MISS GRACE JONES ANNOUNCED By ular ce. Ours REV. AND MRS. OWEN JONES ea ae “ ‘ ~ ‘ “EXCURSION RATES” 3 Ibs for 25c sp cadcuegeee VLADIVOSTOK SQUADRON WiLL mal climbing tno U Se . Th * . «| . x SOON BE READY FOR AN ons ta seen ee n Every ction... " : —— “ OTHER RAID Absolutely : Kona Blend Cotfes |: Mrs. Ow SY rae hy hgh will not anaist 1 OVERSTOCKED “SALE t tt in any wa art Without which no meal Wiest Preah - on ; ie VLADIVOSTOK Aug The!) and ad and Flavor like Java Will satisfy the . Min « pa ' assigned by the Russian & y tw that the baby was most fast ate he great surp f the 4 n officer nking steam. | Cbild of nome relative of the w - August 24, after whieh th . hie Via quadron ie tn bild. When left at|*@me numbe he company wh ney walked ow ' t ready for anoth teamer Victoria We're determined not one shall vn * saled, : eee 008 | this @ , . remain. We are willing to lose ‘ nig wil tm pulpit o ‘ 1 eloome, and showed that it had| TQEBE bead PI ST Ind. 998, Main 998, | tor _— : mat ' ‘| Inep secatied to the tiny bey pa vs engers | for Peed $13.79 | BOTH SIDES CLAIM TO HAVE SITUATION WELL PRICE CASH OR CREDIT STRIKERS SAY THEY CAN LAST THE LONGEST—F IN CHICAGO My Bertp CHICAGO. on News Aca? | keane ke break BAN FRANCISCO. u wo the " © bi been rak the will of Bertha Dolber, | has b cstves be in the prosecuting attorney's office | the # ompany ular $21.00, for.. $13.98 eft the { an estate val-| upon the scone against Nelson, and a warrant is a ¥. as ~~ at more than $1,000,000 to her| an Ling, who are sued for his arrest The woman « ye A at . No. 1631—Crescent, oak finish, panion, Marian Warren. Fre Fagen. pe pete ais cg Sot wow Nel ¢ strik epeat 7 sont he cabinet top, two provision Aeel Gen Vien. to be eure, bes © oon (0a wee finta, kmocking ber , ee ee chambers, adjustable shelves, o we China by a former wife, but he °°" Heinse in the past few weeks by the — Carona nearly grown, and Ab Ling has ESOPUS. Aug. 2—Judge Parker Company ageres $25,900,000 | will was made. Adolpt Jer, an uncle, in a second sa the same ground IN HAND AN > ANS | BURGLAR CREATED | A SENSATION | i8_vromising 0 a a States fr “1 1 b x ce in a sloop, were today found guilty J div treet were oe chars by « jury in Judge Han . * | frightened t of their wits by the ford ourt The defendant Aris ed With | sudden commands of a masked ber for bis defense said that he was a . » whe 4 of At this ng ants of 1 Fast Olive a 7 attempted to ransach bricklayer and knew nothing " endueen th « hag Aan 200 id agp gre smugeling: that he was “broke” in uation fi ed 4 . the or thought the rei opportunity of working his way seer packers this mor ° sta . Ee fp nome: : i A ti » Seattle when a stranger of ianos. im © thowsnné new mee a toe ae be Oat ut ol wh el co Se thn tee wee a he || Some having been used @ little— whom . booty o received & te knew nothing of the Chinese being || 1 Buck Range, oven 14x20 rioting oriee ogre afflicted qu an Seard watll after thay Ret OS iE 5 aeidee ince 17x21 We keep them. The best the Amer- | ®out the commissary t property and Spt ur. | PRESIDENT GOTTSTEIN, OF THE NEPTUNE SALVAGE COM- | aincredited by the jury, as a ver 1 Garland Range, oven 19x20. . fcan market affords. Sell them on | “t*>lished by the st . were threatened § by! sar enters ‘vR PANY, SAYS THE GOLD CAN BE RECOVERED WITHIN A| ‘ict was promptly arrived at as| : $35.00 easy wouthly payments Ae ao oe Sean aoe Se — = ry ir att . ‘’n company. bY! Gratt, at 1416 Olive, where he i soon as the case was closed 1 Favorite Range, oven = ~ em Mig oe “ whe es Sern, ee eee | a nore * rbtaining $8! FEW HOURS WHEN THE WORK BEGINS | Judge Hanford, npon the conclu WEBER PIANOS, KOH. ‘© plenty of money plied for @ writ of injunction in the wee more succesful. obiainias | stom of the case, adjourned court | 1 Jewel Range, oven 14x30. LER & CAMPBELL _penious iors z ern The burglar was heard, Bat ee wiveral eivil matters, will be heard, 1 Majestic Range, oven itxai_, PIANOS AND |, cme —s gy eg afew a nb oer Gax ae r fright. N sean anon 3 seme meany, of a 4 TACOMA, Aug. 2—The big Mardi |} 1 Majestic Restaurant Range, | . oken ¢ ontra festival openc ere . ¢ inc OTHERS a welled nage ye irene broken aff.|axy, which has th ntrect festival opened hb today. | oven 23 inches square, original | police station last 1 od cnnat ten vase Islander, has re » ates While the gates were thrown open cost $125.00; our price. $55.00 | blocks from the MAHA, Aug. 2.4 ee aT ne oe ee oe M _— this afternoon the formal opening |§ 1 Ohio Range, oven 20x21....... the breaker, F he ; perused to Saetet of ; ay | will not. take place util tonight . $22.50 —— fF of 6 MARRIAGE LICENSES| ses" Stes "on tie "scams | weamers na ths stent ‘wos ot larg ad 1305 Second Ave. | . ST EPH, Mo. Ave Reaniie ¢ ~ - gti ae = | Ay say Hey President De Howard Jones, 2, and Nofah || cand Tenith have Bu bo chinend t0 the olitenn o€ the I htm they hustied . vadorine Aagehcnnath. [inpany now have their make plana to raise the veasel, Sole Agents for the Charter Oak Our Seattle cc eh RURAL CARRIERS — | cea hn i & Kee tee et Oe tat 0 pha | the mob. I - Mie only waiting a tay r t a aE’ a ae nyu or ae tata Reo es, John 981; Ind., A 1156. with the fact ‘ Pe! ge d-o 1 Rivero sid F " et along th n of once EEE a elt lawned, } s An 6t-Vpared to do anythin A : ‘ a households 4s to all eastern erica devadt: |Sqret vecoure of the water rendered | Presisent 0 it ae ho Weather Warm — | 2» novrenoia goods to, it, casters The Tho ° LITTLE HAPPENINGS | ssamer wtvoet. tat Fiore nppeliy. [We seousanry fey we et | atrriculty tela Cool YEARS mpsonCo ¢ Sem er orcad | gas for car eb, pu oa eat we ng Tne Seattle Tranter Company Mian A Smith ted ei wadding’ toe pan ge ing ny , he said Women’s, Misses’ and Chi Montana) ri, ene ne] one, at cement S| Se i gy 2 ett sell tapas te ana] COMMS Bro, , a vered In ! on : : : First ave. : : 5 | oh sheenth ae . nae Se aoe > A n to tender feet Phones, Ma Ind. 1029. ‘ . Heiter and takes an fn the door of the pu mwa wal shar a ae end tae tom att ew pel dnd flag gp real COMPANY | Fred Jones, of 1324 Grant atre 7 . : vs ‘ ar las| tua tes auan, Saneee Meet tte | RA eA re Herday afternoon | rived in port th been tor hina “a be larae anoiieh to admit, the| MRS, WINSLOW'S 918 Second Avenue Steamship Gare pn me a ent a suit of clothes, two! in treasure Rete i ‘ ~ edly t “ wor : ne Feacts "aad a valeenas “teekar | bo ihe Cnaation 3 a : : _ SOOTHING SYRUP. Nome, solomon Biuff, Golovin Bay Rye glanyen and fine Optical Goods n 7 a vale : 136 or 140 p ir Mothere for thelr t Nome for York, Tellay atches, Cut Glaws and Jews at | st lue to the) ar v vit and black stiff id t y the oxer Fi cere BUSINES band cot © Bound pers. ke Beiaia y thiet Hthe Kionkike and Tanana. The|or sandy smusteck hea thought | {seat 3 Ca ee « Freight Offies, ashton J tate j thet. ee T oa th ”, ach nice nen so heavy that it tw thoumht| pein Youn wind colby and {othe bs | COLLEGE Ae IRR S Otte Louls Klodt Jewelry Co, | A casting exp My mpi” vewn Bht 67 pawsengers and | heard of he wa any ; TWENTY Dive CENTS A BOT | Maas ‘ b BAN WATERHOUSE A OO Blew jocation fecets Aves 1° y, Bighth avenue south and ligh fin ebout Juty 20 tr ary may he done end| Serer cen Te A Ber" General Agente. a2tu 906 7 VALUES RAISED Inst) 0 that the spent im taxes on ral dreused woman, carr er arms a f humanit eu ANDREW KASSO WAS NEARLY KILLEO BY THREE MEN AT Nation- ne at word to- ISSAQUAH YESTERDAY priags tae ative rmmittee | ing several pounds, and he in now a healthy child) What to do with cuned by Har No olt and bat BUTTE, Mont. Ave Another zin Crescent, cabinet top, lined, golden oak finish, Wylfe Nelson is ny day, for apart this, a rf any or all of her money for « baby revision of his speech to CONVICTED OF I] No. 623—Crescent, lift top, zine 107 Of Nee Oe ann, | notification committee lined. four adjustable shelves, doned Chinese baby they were de-| John Madison, of Green Lake, re SMUGGLING | 19-1». See capacity: regular lighted, and at once applied to the ports the loss of a nugget $18.98 mission for permiasion to adopt the the Cape Nome sal him in afternoon. It was valued at § mn yesterd Thomas Aris and Frank Wilkes barged with attempting to smug gle five Coinese into the United m Victoria Inst December