The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1910, Page 9

THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER on 1910. D HOOT ESCAPE N. Y. SCOTCH LASS HOLDS THREE TITLES WOMAN PROSECUTOR IS it Pal DE as Rn . A” | BEATEN IN COURT TRIAL Hear Scotti ins On the Victor Tonight at ot Eil Recital Hall nto wll Sing convicts, heavily armed, ea-| ers ec rs parunning ing pistol duc y caped from the penitentiary — here | Mins Reah Whitehead, who is, King st. pawsenger station that did order to most wld : EB. Collier sy 7 , ter bind two jailera, sawing ravked as a deputy prosecuting at. belong to him, he did it with fy a oa ats "ana 4) by rifling * ca : the bare off a chapel window and | torney of King county, engaged in alan intention to ste it, Crocker thoroughly enjoy the - 3 i fe me ot J. Fr akohara AD® | severing the telephone wires, Thelr |lewal battle with Frank 8, Griffith, |claimed that he merely made a m! htful pro r th av . autions delayed pursult for a recent candidate for prosecuting at-| tak fg 48 8h , ° ” r prosecuting a tee yrobably fata and they had a good start of torney, yesterday afternoon in Jua-| When the atate’s testimony was ppeara a hn officers, who followed ax soon jtice Brown's court, She did not/ali in, and Griffith made a motion S Seettl, ee the we “/ as the alarm was given, The pew j Win, but she has the distinction of |to dismiss, Mins Whitehead did not Ber eh] At the city . ft tentiary guards also are armed and | being one of th w attorneys who oppose it. She knew she had lost nice de Pasquali, #0 ~ that hong — = prepared for a desperate fight know when they are beaten Mi Whitehead’s entrance into prano, at the Moore : aitempted robber o She was trying to show that| the case was made possible by the re next Thur rou, Led by Fukohara. w ae when Frank Crocker, an express-|arrival of a little boy at the home jay evening, Octo 0 TEE, gore from the res oom POSSE WARS man, took a sult case from the | of Deputy Prosecutor Lundin 1 have aly fea beck there or Fil bic ™ ected the prime fa fort” commanded ( h WITH OUTLAWS v them on the Collier's §=comy . rh HELENA, Mont, Oct. 7.—News ; kat him bu of a desperate encounter between Christensen a posse and a gang of alleged horse shot. They saw the P8!lr\ thieves headed by Bill Stewart down Sixth ay known throughout the west as a A bullet from ead shot, is expected momentarily giruck at Christe The posse is in close pursuit of drew his gun a the outlaws rigger twice but vo bullets he ya in our tal Hall, Th University, tonig vegioning ymptly at 8:15. Ev ordially invited to ANTONIO SCOTTI attend THE FOLLOWING NUMBERS BY SCOTTI PISTOL FIGHT NEW YORK, 0¢ 7—Frank|in.the fight, and 100 shots were Mack, @ clerk, and Phil Casey, a) fred Women fainted and were burried the place while the battle was ogre The cafe was complete race track follower, were killed, and two others fatally wounded in a be Wea POD. " a wi ' ' y, Hee time the would be burg WHOLE TOWNS 60 | pitched battle with revolvers in a|ly wrecked, and that more casual-| 88195 Falstaff—Monologo, “l/Onore! Ladri!” (Honor, Ye were pumping | ; ‘ ‘owded upper room of Kang’s cafe, | ies were not recorded is considered! Ruffians) Verdi A third time Ch nen | in the Tenderloin, early today, More | miraculous | $8203 Faust—Dio possente (The Bravest Heart Shall Bo teeger and Collier drop UP IN BIG FIRE vet Gounod ‘a ballet in u | 88082 Othello—Brindisi, “Inaffia l'ugola” (Drinking Song) — cay Cate Prem) HUNDREDS DROWN | oe % WINNIPEG, Oct. 7.—A_ school | $8029 Pagliacci—Prologo (Prologue) Leoncavallo A |teacher and a child at Williams are eg | 88032—-Rigoletto — Monologo—Pari siamo (We Aré al) reported dead, three persons are (hy United Press.) patch to Reuters today, The wor-| é Verdi LONDON, Oct. 7.—Hundreds of | shippers camped near the $8028 Sonnambula—Vi ravviso (As I View These Scenes) missing and the towns of Swift, Graceton are destroyed as a result rbrante at Agra, India water suddenly Bellini b flow of the » of a tidal wave Tosca—Cantabile Scarpia (Venal, My Enemies Call Fi of forest fires in Minnesota, accord: | migg DOROTHY CAMPBELL, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CHAM- a o # dls nd hundred Me) fatls tn a/'me to dispatches reaching here. et oe Te seeatm! ate PION 1909 AND CANADIAN CHAMPION 1910, Puccini nae te a s the : | oaebeuly ene Man feet ie wee dae Mine Dorothy Campbell, for r honors by capturing | SL AUGHTER Or 7 Coo THESE ALSO WILL BE HEARD: it Pred Bens, 40 years vid. an| 2 ¥ EYEE ERE E HY eH ¥/ morly Of North Berwick, Scotiand Canadian” championship, win Ld SEMPRICH, SEVERINA, CARUSO, SCOTTI, JAURNET the Btone & Webster) | piamed for Wreck %| now reaiding in Cana ts prob from Miss V. Henry Ander | and DADDI ’ 0 . bly the most pr golfer of 1 n tb )Youad 6 Cam 98800 Lacte—Sextetts . “° ot e rhe the river|® Prefer to Stay in Jail. #/ ihe age As Devt sone ‘will At an title (ity United Presa) diy Bt the Sodiugvass tigltal Qaitax 06200 Lucia—Bexte Act IL—Chi mi frena (What | Re: ibe falls but lost an oar. His) 2 soniwGeteLb, Mi, Oct. fj came to this ptry last year, month in the national tourna-| LONDON, Oct. 7.—A Central | T srg er Roche ggg SUP Oe Lage CARUSO, SEMBRICH, BEVERINA and BCOTTI threw him a but!) polieving themactves pater In a} eri2%,t? the women's golf cham-/mont for women at Flossmore, Ill.,| News agency dispatch from Lisbon cat 1k Wy uadd 40 taba biad taane 96001 Rigoletto—Quartet, ‘Act [1.—Bella figlia dell’amore Sepiem lt. The rowboat) ) ov itay than free aad exposed | Monship on the Merion Cricket ard unless some young woman| via Hendaye, today says thet more ia the Sake oF eeeumeenee Verdi ge the brink of the roaring Sa ve : sang y= | club's links, Philadelphia, won her| golfer is playing a stronger SAMO] eon 1.000 were killed in. the fight a Toop ENRICO CARUSO-_ANTONIO BCOTTI @ fe feconds and Hamme Hreludices of those who */ matches handily, and defeated Mrs.| than last year, the road to victory tang Sain ABest Bess bien aro 89001 Forza del Destino—Solenne in quest’ ora (Swear in * pooner Sater ok Sea R. H. Barlow in the final round seems rosy for the champion, espe |™ a | This Hour) Verdi # in which 37 passengers were wg a eee cially as tow Ei a women will! Johnny Nelson, at one time a| Jimmy McAleer must smile when! 89006 Boheme—Ah, Mimi, tupiu (Ah, Mimi, False One!) pl Pi ror ge Pat his season Miss Campbell has participate member of the famous Metropoll-|he considers the St. Louis situation Puccini # man Lierman and Conductor tana, died at his home in Hrooklyn./and then contemplates the sort of MARCELLA SEMBRICH—ANTONIO SCOTTI % Leonard today refused to ac 89002 Don Pasq Pronta fo son (My Part I'll Play) j .- Donizetti cept release on bond, offered ce {SHIPBUILDERS TO GO) === ae lamba omits aatrietes {| ON STRIKE AT MORANS| RAINING? moe A complete list of Victor rec men ords is Carried in our im » stock at all times, any of which will cheerfully be played upon request Tron shipbulldera will walk out abi ip € “ity of Puebla, now under re-| }today if the Moran company does | Pair, in a serious predicament. Th shipbullders assert that their de n TRIO, Mich. Oct. 7.-—Sam BRS route to Detroit bet Pole Alla C21. where he was aes four years’ search fie ind dimppeared from the home ernice de Pasquall, stars from the any, will be presented by the hursday evening, Oct. 13th, at the Tickets are now on sale at apprehension, the prisoner# tn on Your Way sain MOORE THEATRE themselves said they preferred to remain in custody You At Staunton today the chief of police said that mach sym TONIGHT—Matines Tomorrow JOUN COKT, Manager VIOLA ALLEN obier & “ Ladies Moore not accede to their demand for an eight-hour day and 50 cents an hour ade are not only fair, but the in se of pay for repair work will theatre. pathy had been expressed for Waterproof | . Me amt Mrs. J. Cornfield, in\@ the men. They had been | for = eo 4 vil ea it demand born by the owners and not the , . 4 Ellers Third ¥ eo, at the time of the)» esteemed in thelr hom | refuse will leave the steam employers. 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