The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1904, Page 5

STAR..TH URSDAY, AUGUST a5, 1904 Es Ss OAT TL eee VISITORS OF SEATTLE oe ccs cor Inspects the Gallows MAS, AGNE f CHARGED b t t f & TO rr MANY MEN F F EASTERN MMANDERIES £ rhe 4 Fi AL BRE EN o Kr the ' \ ele eit - British Minister Was sich geeweateee| —-Disguised as a Sweep ' ‘ \ IT WAS THE ONLY WAY HE COULD ESCAPE ALIVE FROM HIS - s: EMBASSY \ Allen 5 Hu " . t ' WA Dp cC=T . a H A 5 . ame . ° an Eng . a y t " . . re : ow the Rev 7 ety i aan PE nnae os = Lost je See So “iret meee ‘ a - a . wt he had at « it b mee : ij t were @ large party, and |g a venert che 4 ‘ t 8 5 — 2 ; was ob 1 as ; > =. M ADAMS COUNTY MINISTER AND , on fight mitt PEDAGOGUE SUED FOR OD! me te , : — ‘ } a site y* “ ‘i a " VORCE My ' P X ‘ @ Special to The Star.) a ‘ Be hag RITZVILLE, Ave The trou re | = “ : r4 pedagog 1 what-not od tn * chars A b ' ‘ . Harmon . tec « “ R Mra Jame mvinced th t ope News A hart and Winship 3 that the Methodist exhorte 4 to, thene “quar AVON, Idabe « The post an , 4 Me practical value | RECEIVED FATAL INJURIES IN off b ar 1 nun « *as wont to b ne ter was returning 5 and § a me th pm , ta team, while he nat wnfficlent to draw a buge| RUN-AWAY—DIEO WITHIN © ; aii ‘ part at W. Cra St. | conti bn cad a new rowd before the offictals| Raney, yesterds AF 4 rTM a ted A L t t wee evident that t AN HOUR AFTER ACCIDENT eommi she said he was t epa aes through the throng Hugt ation of © * 4 in ® terrible ay _—_ wanderics he » a hout just A co was hurrie ede > . youn ‘ ‘part © : ; ~ dimenn enmmiiiaa af wage ean Frank P. Hemen, of Flyer wn means. A few hours later « ay died at Provid rapital | waning the id core was|yeelerday afternoon, shortly « known | frantic thousand» ecetving fatal tn os in perfectly nat sweep # appeared to be i 0 IP 0 ‘WILL BANQUET SECRETARY SHAW °.’ and tee RINGLING BROS. DRAWING circus 16 BIG CROWDS AT! Tl of age and leaves a wife "| sone Hie was well known two years ago retired from b that the grimy tingutehed Engl we wen te mee | possessed of sufficient means to PERFORMANCES , dy: one WIFE OF AMERICA’S RICHEST MAN y eramination “atthe be tal whiy are the Ringling WARREN ZUBRICK OF BUF- | ling on. ; - eo FALO CHALLENGES COLORED La ~ ene be 1 he ‘s a x = : ; * PUGILIST ae the pol ag “ - a ai th BOATS STOLEN ~s = ae MAY VETO : FIRE LAW wha ' SAILING DELAYEL « ‘ any t i : HE HAS MARRIED The falling of the Nome ‘ TWO 7 HOUSAND * alk ‘ = 80 Cal en Pa & : . / “ es ‘ be rs ee : see | WEDDED AT RECTORY eeway for the cone c'more. | thow the aiiair are already Mrs. Thomas ¥. I c * Samady a mewwem, (M40 this morning. Bogde in the * “EAT FRYER” PALMER My “cc; COULD NOT LOST HIS ngs HEARD FROM AGAIN INKOTER AT DAVENPORT ES REVOLT AMONG & AN WASHING an Kastern at anton Turner for gov- CASE IS erst mm POSTPONED BROKE By Boripps News Ass'n) CHICA Aug. 25.—Mre, Mary i I nay ured @ divorce t John Fetzer, managing fe © Union Traction come any, & prom t financier, on the f t . ‘ he received the Cook coun- bil wes court READ HIS | TITLE CLEAR MRS. HEREHKO FREE | Andrew H years, says, in a complaint filed in the held soperior court, that C. D. Hillman ' tried to read him a clear title to the Garden of Eden out of an ab- *tract to Hillman City. Humes, by his attorney, C. A. Reynolds, is ng Hillman for $400, which he alleges Hillman secured from bim on the fr lent claim that he, Hillman, e give a clear title to s, aged 70 purchased four THEY. WANT REFORMS (By Beripps im Aue'n) PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 25.—The eas this mort ing adopt. * favorin a change in *« Alaskan mining MONEY -- was adopted mittee on congress to © at Port- s House and 5 Acres 1001 ) CHICKENS =| =. AND LAKE Sent - $750. 00 LONG, AT TAY On M TAKE WASHINGTON STRI KENNEY OR ET CAR 4