The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1904, Page 7

, A - TAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 by CITY TAX LEVY IS FOUR COLLISIONS DAVIS KNOWS IT 0 BE INCREASED DEMOCRATIC VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE COYLY ACCEPTS | THE HONOR PRESSED VPON HIM BY THE FOLLOWERS OF | MEMBERS OF COUNCIL FINANCE COMMITTEE GAY IT WILL on 1 ‘ r JEFFERSON BE LARGER THAN FOR PRESENT YEAR—ESTIMATED op lone cay as ERATING EXPENGES OF CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1905 ARE to run the publie . ~ “yment office on ® more bust — wert ULPHUR apr wht Intom pre t $2,315,000 ke | year Va Aus 1 niew bat ” 1 f Cook he fire depart BIG LINER TREMONT HIT BY THE MANETTE, AND OTHER VES. | © & Seatth m Port ting notificats t y that body am ite r | + ee. i" and Chief Dela f the po- Blakeley morning, and Henry Gassawa . onident of th nited Stat | lies artment have also asked for SELS DAMAGED IN EARLY MORNING FOG ‘ naft, Bhe the ns , ee k beginning the 4th 4 | The elty's tax levy for the cor to be reck with, These ex betantia eases in their allow. A Among The M 1 t 1 confiding : ‘ ; mite OF! throughout t ubly | ere, #idewalks and #treets will again t be at Hinta K . aptain | ¢ " » AY t . t ' : 11 " wb ted fe cae >is “ " WILLIAMS, Chatr equalizat now - ” t the finance commit t sagen “seo nF V M'CALA ‘ ' not be | t ake @ cy t I 020.09. For the preceding year these = . eed ; ; apres le n The 1 y al im a were $1,% 7.5), showing : : t ik ‘ th r Mr, Davis | contemplated next year will not @ h that the estimated rating @x ” a more | § avigation compa nleo | f low it his w x {flee penses for this year exceeded those : : 3 ‘ h- y Y t «* | prensed by members of ty it s\of t year $627 & Kven with a ‘ nt M tt , ay anch ' h h " n inte ar eventh and Ye the greatest possible cut that th wed t r ‘ « line in order! finance committee can make on the uted to it the eom- e to prevent 0) in next year's expenses over those of this year, That would bring the total oper- ating expenses of the city next year, including the cost of the city’s share 16, and pile t for light tur-| estimates pi | ™ vr , r ' ation it is not|an increase of $3 The water depa in local improve & month 020.09 = sd : SSeS ais ese Sarge i ST ae SWET/SHEA VANDERBILT'S NEW YACHT i eee ee [Slee rer io Keep the rate dovwn it la] | (Gpesist te The Star) = WATER COMMITTEE : MEETING POSTPONED sought an erup, bis victim, with the result @RANKLIN WOMAN ANDO HER! SHE 1S CALLED THE WARRIOR AND IS ONE OF THE M eT! TICE COURT wing to the {liness of Couneil- man Zbinden, chairman of the fire , committee of the counel JENNIE MORRISON, THE GIRL TRAMP, IN TROUBLE IN MON and water committee of the council, TANA—HYDE WILL BE BROUGHT BACK TO SERVE SEN. | mat They prefer that the tax Sar the regular meeting of the commit- morning. Most of th | TENCE AT WALLA WALLA f the finance ttee's labor 1 Bone tee has b patponed re were ws rent: ene Ge and for that rea ¢ estimat at nish t will be ligt — oe ee en wh - soe - . " has beer 1 several days, neces- Wood ee? outed “ap , ge tly Aly alk eile al tating his absence from the equal- i eho é . om - . it A yl teat ais dikes ts meer "| tivation board and the last meeting uncon « ak with r , JUTE, Mont., Aug A f : « fled at th te of ex '¢ ae a ck con council, but it is expected Dr. Buckley was su ed and 2 pe “ 4 y er being lide 1 1 the ed lerkeley. He ¥ sdent by day | morrow night to attend the dere} ken back to his gh eg en or at om the road & ¥ for epartments will and a thief by nig | committee’s meeting His was , ii Coe Es brie per | w dctained at the 1 . ably increased ‘ I feel like a man just waking up| Several import s. Inetud- As fast as the officer's tent 7] GLASGOW, Gestinnd—The iat « : a oo iz ” Te t iw was ee ee fin mittee is not likely to! from a drea said Sargent, with | ing the billboard ordinance and the could be tak nd th June saw F. W. Vanderbilt, the an ae etee utd: lenae aftine bie wane a OA Goeth t & than half of each treaming from e 1| water rate reduction bill, are Mike given t f MD 60 | penton te noon A kK are wedi A oes ms a 7 is nears rect name le Ba tla nets thir nly in a vague) ly to be taken up plana . . ne entirely new department, t t 1 . ¢ @ third ns eam yet, © wr Ape sa | Ida Mille : admed gin | trees Te pro artmer If I took things that did not days, was g them . ; 5 ¢ } " nt t ‘ » in pal lighting, will be added | belong to me It was because | You'd Better Look. At the fr end of this row on that date the Ailsa Shipbuilding | fine mena A feature is a long |Uhat eb y. Grent’s right same ts it with tatent te rob ce Bigg etn wa poe ge the Fadl p dhe B Porm sten'e 02.50 Thain cow GH hun derelicts sat John A ‘ { Treen handed over the ar passage run ng the whole we . o 8 > be a cL y J * = A = rs - - x ~ ~ Co's, 13 4 avenue. Veb « Frank jointly sce mpleted in the hire | of t hip for the us passe . ! anted by the au-| went to Tacoma, © met the pere on * ave any © a dream That's the| N. Brooks & Co. i i, dideem @eote shipyard. gere horttion Hyde ts ’ a 60) Mo girl, with whom he be the mu . As the ca { the other tw awing ' . able | da nce t f ame infatuated. He took her t queltanteary aie Seuaive, the Wasvie signed oat tiste rt his « m when she gave evidence of itving a wild life Swetisher. « btm wide by George L. Wat Glasgow ° f r any detadn »bbing a woman | Hyde told bis mother it was his in fi mat sobding a chair in th 1 1250 tons, 253 feet between t . out o Clyde | who befrieuded and tried to reform | tention to leave the country and he ef the court ro rp and 22% feet broad v c rig: | ber Aisappeared. taking the girl When Prisoner Wood ea od while her specified speed was! ged and a capital sea boat Mins Morrison is about 17 years The state authorities will sead for startling scream of agony Mra.| 15 knots she ran 16 knots 8 aun ary 3./old and ber case is a unique one} him and return him to Walla Walla Swetisher jumped up from her chair, her trials, Her eng of the | the interven ' - shally | She defied Judge Boyle to remove!to complete his sentenge, He w ‘ Dut immediately sat down, shedding | quardruple type and develop nearly | dev to int fof’ Mhe | her tro and he fined e all edit Sf 5 tears in redoubled volume. Vehove | 3000 horsepower a « de * Geemet Mm pomed - he Her lines are finely drawn. while | signer scouts the | h 7) mind, wae taken to Ste om yeu £ eye 7 fe a I Fg end faagll pend aber | WATER SHUT OFF — | mind. won taken to stetiacoom yee. 2 alongside of Mra. Sw pe her as a fast craft. Denot-/as has been ated ler tot at t th unty jall and her hande had \ ccavers wt her name, her bow is adorned | runs w to six fig terling ORE: HAE soe 4 to keep her f hg he so — wee Th A] * t her r * t t ‘ : tS p.m on Fifth — pe pe ape saggy 66 9 " d Fifth avenue south from | ~ | - . te Agee a Madison to Main street / a aS |Madinon to en MADE SUCCESS Hl Sho totensn of thtp cammeete ctu of ape Ghathing to ts be Blow, The posttion b | closed out in short order. Many of these are eminently suited . when fo an ° r for school wear. All are thoroughly good. The styles include eon goneotenes mt IN NEWSPAPER) ‘replace Nottolks, double breasted and biovse styles, ta ‘all gubsequent post mor : sizes and all the most popular fabrics tion of the bod “ 4b —_—: | Willie Sharpe Kilmer, general : 7 t doctor Romolo M witness. tow interpreter murder of 9:30 o'clock two pistol shots easton. He bed and ren ’ sounds of a strugaie. Afters “Gicing to the window about 10| ing. especially if the subje a minutes afterwards saw Ve —IlqeeEIuququququqQqQaeSEeeeee walking up the track rat ' WHY LOOK OLD? | be “es ie a UNIVERSITY? HEIGHTS What is ¢ 1 Mrs > a8 vice ggg A a me aya <| WANTS No STORES The woman who puts XY wa Peanayivania lina, le Bushido” te a Japanese word and means, “Don't tell your trow- Manager of Swamp-Root, decided to $3.50 and $4.00 Suits for $2.95 ] the nent | | enter the newspaper publishing $5.00 and § Suits for j $3.90 . of the Would that it ere Americanized and pt * button ness on his own @ nt about eo advice contained in the one word is et massved ty the | | aix months A g004 many peo $7.00 and $8.00 Suits for ae es $6.30 M4, Jackrim Youths’ Suits, long trousers, all sizes up to 20; formerly $11.00 and $ now $8.50 ther than members of their tmme | more under their breath, but very “4 few, comparatively S| Sapan, te that the Japaness believe it their duty to take with them | We Sl cheer, It is part of ra” th hie refraining BALLARD STREET PREACHER { the universal adoy t “ aking, be that Mr. Kilmer would achieve eat succens at his new ven from hy — tot npleasant topics re and searcely anyone, even 5 AE gemma aps Roe Boys’ Wash Suits at About Half the Former Prices among his most ardent admirers, |/———~— nn |imagined the brilliant success that d his ton, a beau actually has tarts ALL MEN'S AND BOYS’ STRAW HATS RE -ARLY $1.50 TO iful i an ' $2.50 ARE PRICED FOR FINAL SELLING AT— | Bingha ‘ « ty of 40 eople in he Ch * . gO Valley, a stone's t white hats and pretty white wa the track with « lantern r wh v asked them what was Then he went to th land th which feighta | »t a} daily aver . K petition |ing herself a rea eam “ 50c Apiece " « that | wom k a“ ior t think th are that | the United"States, had already con yy the |< t 4, they look tural | vineed him of the superior value of acon | to t elves in any ‘ v ‘ h by om a to the end ening pap as advertising me ote t ~ - es a ee of their ays ’ is ‘ ‘ }@iume and hie experience with his 7 5 The Bin hamton m th CHINESE STUDENT — | community siub, again called attention of the ASSAILED BY THUGS ‘aie oe S| QR POLE LINE |). 9 wrttne oem Reduced MEN'S DRESS TROUSERS, FINE FABRICS AND STYLES, garbage presen t r s 2 : ate | | WERE $6.50, NOW OFFERED AT esee oes $3.85 al marine inepect t t day beard several witne in the about | anything about It | t t ting “ilision of the Hiner Tremont a Dr. Hi the sound stea " 1 magnar loceurred on Me ning 1 of the two vessela gave “ v lew Outing Caps; fine for play—w “ the en a hard 5000 Caps to Be Given Away to the Boys a, which The Aug. 284, at 7 we will give ne cap to every boy, absolutely free of 0 RED BUTTONS EMBROIDE One to each boy only ‘Tong says tha ¢ of them was a man we a wand w atripe Tong was attend , int h matter to locate the responsible nase ther of the vessels can ANALYSES AND nt $18,001 netpally for Ra was arrested by Patr an ¢ man rtly afterwar of saulted Tong. He was re b pol man, whom the Chine f Ores, Coal, Iron, Clayn, Fertit fr | Murphy pai DeGroot, a sa most of the cut ar KE No reasor ‘ en f r * w. A larger mold assault upon 7 ish aaa " momma f e4