The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1909, Page 7

that ne s are not}! Woods and shot to death ignored the advice of his mints DID NOT PROMISE (Concluded) Maura In Morocco. WASHINGTON—The tariff os me to see what T would 1 them off until we ar jpokane, when | found I to leave the special my engagement with made prior to the invita om Swedish day, ing. had the conference committee's WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.-Diet Attorney Jerome, in the inquest to the mental atate of Harry Thaw, continued today to read B, and there was no Bi Would get here thal soon. ist had made no promise to be my only promise was that gut here I would speak dentative, indefinite propo. “to telegraphic word or other Thaw's alleged predisposition mental disorder. tome 40,000 people who ox a chance to see and pa oe the man who will be the next democratic can. i are wroth over t given them, r Johnson and former Minne ot in Seattle are the discourtesy shown on by the exposition rushing tuto print with derogatory to the gov they had talked with the affair, and in ignor- ral in the city yesterday Chilbers of the exposi.| Ferry. French consular j sell Prickett, of Evanevilie, tls, says that Sultan Hafid has sent emissary to act as a possible In! mediary between Spain and tribesmen in Morocco. wo ge admirers now ~The confere afternoon to consider changes tn the tariff report, agent an interview in a morning| Yesterday of aneurtam. day, and this morning fe the Post-Intelligen- 3 id feather de th ir * tof ine exposttion 1| g/{lse aimee, We cipan, curl whatever to say, for pode! « an sre Seat B Mays are left to & com: or td feathers MODEL MILLINERY CO, from ng that prominent id in Low Angeles and oth- telegram reached the! from Governor sale the property om Ite merite, Profits be 4 question of « for investors Heights f Wii jearn that they are Sed se a small pen ia rd and increase rapidly it ie apending mf lars each year ow you all ite In oer free auto valves in Me Unewiied-tor putts, { Nenetios and Trou | and his military advisors, deciding to support the policy of Premier was received by the senate from the house at 10 o'clock this morn Senator Aldrich immediately port laid before the senate and read ords of the Thaw trials relating to rowes, taughter of Major Wm. Rue | PARIS.—-Diapateh from Tangier, committee went into session this proposed waiting for the senate to adjourn. SAN DIEGO, — Clinton Pierre. governor rather se | Tacoma, died here at an early hour Tan leathers tt fn atl shades | THE STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1909 hneo! . | " the air a column of electricity of| fan Franc and she f 1 IFF-ARN bis (nablitty ape v mt wt FOUR SECONDS 10 fl ‘TRIES 10 KILL WHEN MINE MACHINERY | almost any desired force, and direct | twa ye lgter, ‘Then in 1868 the Wh SAVE VOU MONEY ON hot a throat in that vast t It at any desired within | ipoved % Paget sound, and in J when he would have been a candi-| You Wil Pine Gu Menviae date for president, he d have - Prices the awe ten vers Yelk te an (By United Press.) ewank ~ uns gs PACH, the OF but today f don 6 ania ANDS IN m CFL. NEW YORK, Aug Carl Let eMitorn inl neanan 1 MONWY SAVE eres nis wet One | kowlts, aftor firing at Clara Zomner BE veity engaged tn tat i ; ° 16, cloak model, b®cnune she y ongaged ih jnatalling Ite th ignored His Arrival | spurned his love, shot himself. He Mihing and mill machinery on Palle ff a 98 As preaident of the expoaltion | (My United Pre) died 90 minutes later, When the ereek. In about ten days the treat | do not care to disouss the quostion| OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. 2—It took | girl journed that Lotkowlte wasp Mant of ores will begin, Two araa| At all, As for Minnesota day, that}: Sorenson just four seconds to) dead, whe attompted to leap trom]; Mt Nave Loon installed capable Ot] Aster ‘ivtig one et the mont | Ware. tana sales sn the hands of a committee, and | do four things that sent him to jail,|& window, She wan restrained, an® ree A ioe uy gg Fee ~ - eventful Hyves of any of Beatles) icine ay el. - ae ie siiia and othing whatey with/ charged with rour separate of. /ten trled to drink potson hin wil ttl ‘about 7 tome he pioneers, and after 34 ypars of 1Pacema Hotel News company, who vee komenta. Officially 1 40] toncos, And now he ts conning |,,, Me Z0lner and Lafkowlte wore | Ge MOP mrection me te /demt devotion to Mealtle, Puset] ives wt 417 Warren av. wae held Kot know that Governor Johnsen ts ‘8 to have married, but as the sound and the state of Washington : in the elty over the experience and becomMig | proaperod sho grow cold to Lof-| #l#0 48 Ore oruaber with @ capacity | yen" Un ie nine ol eat #36 up one badly be aten by two thus Pont was on! ' 2 to When Minnesota day was first *lsely acquainted with R. K. Morse, | kowlts oft m por day, An air COM | oo. ast night at her home, 681 jand nally robbed of the contents veh on Be Oy" |announced aa August 12, Governor] WAHle waiting trial, Sorenson took pressor drill will be Installed Jn the I Ninth av, Noth Mr, and Mre, Prosch | % bie bocke i slows 0 the « trance ai § w e ‘ ‘ heed th into ni © expedite the work of min fi near park, @ 0:36 2 D man whom F he can So yrgtiokg kimes to be. ore pant rie FB) a WOMAN IS HELD FOR ing the ore, The machinery and | have ae toe svt h every | ed night. ‘The amount of loot | Monette Hardware Co, entity apron! 14 Chautauqua engagements, which | he t# alleged ‘to have bogned : apparatue will be run by water sold ta the Posey ow eas aedrn pOparnen “by the pighwayinen was 108 Vrefowtaine Place a glear on that | Meant personal financial lows of a) MOY from Joe Behnelder, a ped DEATH OF A KITTEN, power furnished by @ Pelton saps in Grosth led an eetite fie th more ! Ri it cash, bu Third Ay. wud Vealer Way Fae ee nrg {the date was chay med by Bohnelder, in anid to have GEE WHIZ! WHAT NEXT? Shuroh ‘work ens charity pleas Bad Galnahle wesare Eis het can i ——-—-—— —— a he had te cance! proceeded to help himeelf to « CLEVELAND, Aug Mie A H H wan fiware ¢ tanker a Gee fas pan , hte ad his Mat ma gure,” ro: SHERKOMIONIS. He. has {ree Benet Bender, $1 eccused by humane of Mrs. Prosch was ous of the few | , Trunks : . nlth recently, and the trip to) MOP < id Borenson kno toers of throwing three live kittens eo }women living in this state who|q/s.. a. . : iia ae the stranger as he ‘came te Wao thie ath Caine ani | Over the peddler'e cart. Soon after |Gown a vault et the rear of her (Hy United. Prone.) See eee see th ge a vmptete| Victoria With a Princess Suit Cases Fee eines w over the | Personal sacrisoe Ward Sorenson arrived at the city|«eowery, 6008 Central av, was ar| LONDON, Aug, 2—Offictal clr |term of the superior court as a| Princess Victoria loaves at 9:00 i B pe 8 vicious di - ine | bantile rented today cles are excited today over & state | juror, This she did in 1880 when|® m. daily for Vancouver via Vie Traveling Bags eye —, y a the! N Neighbors heard the kittens ery: tment made by & high authority) Washington waa a territory. It|lrla, The real modern steamship MEEK TRUNK &@ BAG CO, 4 rifling t victim's | EWS } BULLETINS THIRD SAILS THURSDAY NOON, |!ng. Two were reweued alive, A that an army officer at Port Oma:|was also her privilege to cast a | Of the Paeific const, giving daylight 010 Firet Ave. of a purse ing & tow The Third Infantry, U. 8. A, will ae ai oy bye ane ha, Neb. haw renee af sure vote in thoee times pad ey Loy Sonne og of nyt, | cord fi > - app le " ) en " in Prose 1 famous Active ane, Gulf o! and & Wat » thug ple) ViLLa PLATT, Vo. Va Twolve | pail for Parang, island of Mindanao, | | ”O°Cr Af ‘yitton ana riigeelh earla wan a Gen | porn Fs M - oe Sea teh ee | ceorgia passing in full view o: the Port up an as . ve — men, chosen from a mob, found Ed oy eae, bp ase pi aetaga vk found on Mra, Bender's premises,| According to the statement today,|New York, Mareh 26 th24. She | #alinon fishing fleet at the mouth Wateh The Star's Business Chance writes. Ore ten eatad ty [luekwon. and Witt Miller, nogroes,| warde their rete nne during adrv.|Pesembled the rescued kittens the machine will project through | married Mr. Charles Prosch Janu ot ine Fraser. Columns for Good Things at 4 fulth, who lt of robbery and intimidating | jee in the ialands and an additional | ~ =, i“ aa - ary 16, 1846, In 185% be moved to nadian Pacific Ry, 609 Firat * spital, To ¥ » When the verdict was 10 per cont in pay | avenue one & Bargain, consider. | 2MoURCced the men were taken to ‘ — sail DAYTON, Wash. Mra Prank | i" | WABSHINGTON—The houne to-| Fleteher killed & huge rattioanake day adopted the report of the oon. | Mt wae playing with her two kit | WOR JOHNSON ferenee committee on the Philip: | ten* Before the snake maw the pine tariff bill | Woman it had not hurt the gate but = when #h ne out It kl them MADRID--King Alphonso today The Best Place to Buy Shoes SECOND FLOOR ARCADE BUILDING, tere What did Mr Jone 4 say to you this morning ove ti phone? T can't remember and the order is lost Mr, ines Man, you need a Telegraphone ; The Telegraphone will reproduce all your tele phone messages ioe an hundred years. 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