The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1905, Page 7

Neen SEEN Em | om nag P MYSTERY SURROUNDS Eighty: Five Thousand Have Died of "2 ae tacte “ VICTIMS BUY INTEREST IN IM- ARREST OF SUSPECT Starvation in Famous Andalusias = s SATTL ES’ STAR WEDNESDAY, oc T t, 1905 7 - ae A A A Nm j Pd ‘ aii ane 1 1 et aes ; ven] NINE HUNDRED DEATHS A DAY, AND A MILLION MORE ARE ' —_—_———_—_—— ” ; . 17 wl os at . ‘ | ON THE VERGE OF DEATH FROM HUNGER | a : : ; |Walked Away With | ns 1 tr smith says tHe man IR not] Fortune in Bills ‘ b m the} . " The Pinkertons } G, 0 npta Tt ~ . » ; Fit in Court Did | aa } omy Seeape j Not Save Sentence | ; | -umuatnavoors, 0 i ‘ ‘ ‘ Q 2 | | “ 4 b ‘ be i $ | " i} n COLMAN BUILDING. | wit th ht - A ’ x | be . George ¥ POWDERED BORAX Feira Cincinnat : isu gna tara" Sehool Children on: ‘ tere : | a Strike ye “~ Wanted to Kill De eee a eee ha “ Stepson *: x } sm : ; M“ f ; xa BH | : p P h wa a * Vi M ald, 1 q h t w T are @ " ‘ was a terrific shriek and Bake was ever : h arms and fell he a pati icctey Gad He came around t : w n thelr p hich ¥ and was given five days. on | Ex-Pugls now Insane Gemmell Boy | MARINE NOTES Thompson Furniture Co. SRE EET SS co ne ee oc so cme 1427-1429 First Avenue, Near Pike St. a pitig | en ding to her Ni reach this each have a carrying tons and both will cargoes from Puget sound west coast ports of South and Hamburg, Germany. seels will take consignments of flour, lumber, salmon and other jgeneral merchandise, The majority | of the flour and lumber ts consigned the west coast hips will load @ ngar for Ger- the vessels, ng to Puget ostly of iron, c@= SEASONABLE TALK ON HEATING STOVES BATHS ARB OCCURRING AT |THE RATE OF MORE THAN 900 While! TOKIO, Oct which | says the Briti False | struck a mine on man gunk. Fifteen pass d the &/crew are missing, including two «train | European engineers day UPPER PICTURE SHOWS A GREAT CONCOURSE OF HALF- TARVED PROPLE IN FRONT OF THE TOWN HALL AT SEVILLE, | LISTENING TO PROMISES OF RELIEF FROM PUBLI WORKS MINISTER COUNT DE ROMANON ES. IN THE LOWER PICTURE 18 A DELEGATION OF STARVING WORKMEN ADORMOSING COUNT DE WOMANONES, Mi 18 its a Judge Forced to MAN IN THE LONG COAT. Resign We make the assertion with all truthfulness, that wo can t ) * As vps vd Bur J, local agent for positively save you 25 per cent on any stove purchased here. Come fa nt wih ye the comanea in and see them—make any comparison you wish. Our guaran- . te v ne amships, which tee with every stove hate Margi ~ | pag something a My ; sian has all it the onke SO eh 5 ny eight it has . : * y z rity of these saad a Seattle and ip we | “ ¢ And t. 1 ai an- eater ja - fford f J Jor . F < For = 1 Edgar T. Wells ‘today for Omaha. 1 | Wood it A. Bridge & Co., Popular Price Clothiers. Or — Pe ; mal TERRE Re o * ic os ANDALUSIA ONCE THE GOLD PURSE OF SPAIN * is real ' * Coal F 3 ‘ dod oe ' t A * b a * Heavy castings, fall a th ‘ 2 * fully guara * * fight from * + * i. * t fore and fr « t * * ‘ mada and m * * and colr ‘ * aoveorecs * * \® nm of Raphael @ptiin It painting ° A * * forr t whe M i * * * i* dn, th last Meba of M iah wi tion, was ® , THIS AIR- : Panted Enfintan ea : | MEN’S Brown . 8 the home of learning * * as buried ih the mist f the I k Ag * 4 & history * ’ * * # Tee eee Cee e eee? Cee ee eee ee eee ee ray xe é _HEATER Made of polished steel, heavy lin ing, top and bottom ser nickeled rim and » 22 _ No. 25 .. lite of Mra. Howard Home of Young = is... ty al Couple Dynamited)*»’,,: °°"; ard were alone in th o jar awakene town Tweed, Long Belt Se son Overcoats, all new ‘aunt'eveen styles, latest mater- nr or some , ials. made to sell at All ee $13.50, Thursday Sizes|} — OAKESDALE, Wash., Oct. 11 of Mr. and M Spinning’s Oash Store ||! in this city, was me } EL. We are sole agents for the a DETROIT JEWEL line pence, ond agpessetiae at : J of Btoves, Ranges and fH addition to our guar pt vo Ny: byte pease Bave = ‘nearby st pnts 4 Come in and us talk Sto Ranges to you and wre H i We are complete house furnishers with prices as low as can found) in the city. CASH CREDIT Thompson Furniture Co. First Avenue, 4 Doors South of Pike St. eping apartm was injured, | ugh Mra. Howard was pair ruised about the head. Th ople and were young during trong enough to witht |is a of tre ns to be littl 7 hg pvt of of their leaves and bark A. Bridge & Co. | Next Door to Bon Marche 1415-1417 Second Ave. STOCKHOLM, Oct. 91 ¢ rigsdag today | the perpetrators o! | following It diligently favorable ratification of th to know of threats made ag weglan treaty 4 4 q