The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1909, Page 8

8 THE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST , 1909. UTO5 CRASH GOs HARRY THAW $028,000 i i HS MAN ONE STE NER ~ Tak the “VENUS” Boon arbor ND TWO ARE |? me SINKS: ONE | Big Free Excu: eae _ 1S MISSING BOSTON HA ae Early Morning Accident in | Bodies of Victims Wsahed | | DOWN BY OLYMPIA—THE PRETTIEST BEAPORT a8 Portland May Cost Two Ashore and Survivors |} Their Lives on Account Being Rescued From the Friday a nod Sa urday : ¢ 8 TEAMER ve i : ON OUR NEW FAST AND COMMODIOUS 8 H 6 AT 9:45 it of Fast Ride. Life Rafts. RETURNS AT 8 P.M A a 1 t the : ; i (ty United Pres.) | | At Bowton Harbor you will see the e ; : © 4290,000 wor m CAPETOWN, Cape Colony, South | #} of property was sold to eoks i ‘wo hunarey a : Africa, Aug. 6.—'Ten bodies have| fj} and ninety thousand do have work 4 ® Boston Hor } ; washed and 10 purvivors ||| bor Will bring you face to face with a thriving * being | je have reached the land tn Iif from where ax 1 of railroad unde c y Harbor tq re Mit from the English steamship groat Northern Pacific R, HR. Take Venus," ° BYOWINE enter ; which Went down pear here laet prise and see the unerring wield © l ‘ z ¢ . | night can in an hour or two, and then t udded ple i im A. Brad | get a over thon yoautiful submarine & | you will mark your trip to Be in thie great Northwest The morning, Bring your family j crowd of rexined people, Bring your lunch with fresiments to be had on the trip The Maori, en route here from | New Zealand, carried many passen gers, thought the exact number ts het known, An unknown number | escaped In life boats Searching parties are at work all ieee 8 along the shore, seeking trace of . ' H ¥ and, THE THAW HEARING AT WHITE PLAINS BEFORE JUSTICE MILLS. PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS survivors or bodies HARRY THAW IN THE WITNESS CHAIR, WITH DISTRICT ATTORNEY JEROME QUESTIONING HIM CAPETOWN, Aug. b—Two war} hips left here today to seareh for the steninahip Waratah, with #00 “er “icwictswoot vu — AND SIDEWALKS ARE WEARING OUT ; The trip requires but} idered almost certain 9 geet iceland that the ship was lost in a cyclone ad } } street car men could not effect a Which awept the coast on her ae: | ' 1 a hoxtly ‘after | settlement of their difficultion with O84 day out | t - onthe, or Jan. 98 the Southern Indiana Traction Ce HEAT BRINGS CRIME, B , sced on trial the corpofation that controle pra (fy United Press) aie “hen sa half the t all the street car lines in) CHICAGO, Aug. 6—The Increase ‘ Indiana » murders and suicides during the wxed, shocked and timony tn the 2 the jury summer monthe is due in « measure} * Hoffman de howed f Gov. Marshall and Mayor Joho J Nolan have tried every known means bring the 4 close, but without suce Nolan has practically play boy to both sides In order ( ve has placed on her. Mayor Nolar | made @ trip to Indianapolle a few | the strike the company, prom lsing to waive all demands and to return to work under old oc . The company refused to consider the application to the heat, cor jares. Min report for July a7 suicides aod 1% murders, thre more passed by and was brought to the i trial. The hearing J Dowlln, ! ury found on the ground of In vmmitted © Matteawan asylum for the latter being murder and suicide en ‘of Woodcraft the fair, about 5,000 being In at tendance PRIZE FOR THE BEST FLOAT IN PAGEANT sic nsctwsy” county jail a The owner or owners of the love-| state, and for a time Hest float that will appear in the| ery enjoyable holiday with a com parade of all nations on Conces-|Plalsant sheriff EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 6 sionaire’s Day will be Thaw's m and ap with one of the most ma: peals have been juces nee his prizes ever given at any of the sim commitment to the as m eighteen (By Uetted Press) CORDOVA, Alaska, Aug. 6—At torneys have filed rd & mort gage for fifty milito i Then the mayor sucesed@l in| by the Copper Hiver & Northweat bringing the company officiale © orn raitroad in favor Standard Kvanaville for & conference With trust company, of New York site lote are selling for $60 and ways up j the “oo Boe a Rac mortgage 19 to secure « ihe ai t Harbor will look good to you. Don't miss the greatest seenic cruise on the did have a MAYOR 4, J. NOLAN. |r tte and old nay The company (CL terrear five per cent gold |] rune free to Boston Harbor Friday and Saturday one Se ee Aa ia at pany ponds It te the largest mortgage Laborers wanted at Boston Marbor. Get your free ticketa.of Mr. Sutter or Rice before officials esid they would Give’ £0 | ever filed in Alaska, m, at steamer Venus or C. D. Hillman’s office, in Times Block answer io the afternoon. Ib the ib ; ‘ “ Ss Pe 2 Evansville is the victim of one of | afternoon the question of five pre {0000 MEN NEADED. PR py Um Bi and ucreage are bandied by C. D. Hillman largest land owner ty the most stubborn street car strikes | ferred runs came up and the mon] sew YORK. Aug. &—Urgont ap t ynths ago, He has appeared be- that has ever tn the | left the ball. hey announced that ceais have been received here from. gigs 20 ead ecpouniedls fore three @ jus fos and bis United States 1 weeks | they had gone back to thelr old | Minnesota and North Dakota for Aba oe - coved nr ay | considered tn two of the busine of the city has been | demande. higher wages and « reo 10,000 men, who are needed to heip re Mode y “the Pay Streak and| the appellate courts paralyzed ie have been incon. | Otultion of the union th ¢ the enormous crepe. The Be ockout tha exposition, the tt is figured that it has cost Thaw Yenleneed and amusement parks Ho the strike is still on and most) men will be patd from $2 to $1.60 a | Hl parade of ail nattons, an well ax the | 4P to date $325,000 to kill his man, [have been closed, all beenuse 75! of Evanevtile people are walking.” | day. i earnival, will partake much more} - - = of the nature of an international Spectacle than perhaps any other) ever held in the United States | The parade, while being a parade) at of al! nations, will also be remark able from the fact that it will in-| i clude natives from each and every ; one of the outlying dominions of t Uncle Sam, and will, therefore, be f to some extent a sort of jubilee In : commemoration of the opening of the Philippines, Alaska and other | = countries on the Pacifie to Ameri-} 3 can enterprise. | 4 TIRES OF HUSBAND. 4 PURBLO, Colo, Aug. &—Mra i Carrie L. Barnard has filed sul i the district court here for divorce} e from her millionaire husband, Bam- % é uel D. Barnard, known throughout the west for his mini ing : pers ations, | ~y GIL OREN MAD : 5 | ON NEVADA DESERT F DDDvVv—= (By United Pree) A RENO, Nev, Aug. 6.--Following : & terrible experience on the desert, which drove her mad, Miss Helen Rope, a cultured Engiish giri, is today receiving treatment at the insane asylum here. | The physicians have hopes for| her recovery. | Miss Rope was visiting her} brother, a miner at Luning. Three weeks ago she rode into the desert Her brother searched for a week continuously before he found her violently Ineane, without food or} water. He took her into Tonopah, | where she was adjudged insane, and she was taken to the asylum last | night. Miss Rope san accomplished | A’: our spring and summer goods to be sacrificed; they are allextra good values, A BEAUTIFUL AND PRODUCTIVE ORCHARD AT BOSTON HARBOR, ppy and well, and acreage at Ba Boston Harbor has various resources—enough to make her inhabitants on easy terma--10 cents a day I SUNDAY THE VENUs RUNS FREE TO BREMERTON, MAKING TWO TRIPS, LEAVING AT 10 A.M. AND 2 P.M. MONDAY THE VENUS RUNS FREE TO SARATOGA. musician. She spain three lan guages fluently and is a member Gyagee finently and ie but we are willing to lose this way to make a clean- -up. Suits we sold as high sehr exevooes, J as $75 will be sold for $20 a Suit, with 2 pairs of Pants of the same material, or las, proprietor of a itliet goods if you like. Wealso will have on sale the new fall and winter goods that have arrived up to date, at a very low price, to get you started on a new suit for— Made to Order Large Tracts Our name in your suit is a safe guarantee that you get everything first class. A fit is always assured at our store, We invite your inspection of our workshops to examine the new effects. Broad shoulders, long lapels, swell dip for those who want them, at the American Gentleman Tailors Large Lots 717 First Avenue =: Postal Telegraph Building Friday and Saturday— with an Extra Pair of Pants Free $35 and Up TERMS $1 AND $2 MONTHLY These prices a what make Bremerton Heights ell so fast. Th erty {« alo: Navy Yard at a city there ture of ured, as millions on hi For this week we are A FREE TRIP. To show you t navy yard an Bremerton He prove to you that a nt in Bremerton u large a large the prewse at our office for or write for map nd circulars. Go fifty minutes’ ride Seattle Homeseekers Co. 106 Cherry St. (Ground Floor), Bremerton Office: Oregon Bldg See the sights of the navy yard in our free auto.