The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-01
SEATTLE INKLlNGS.

SEATTLE INkllNGS.
The Reattle Driving club will hold
meeting tomorrow evening IN the
CITY hall All who are Interested In
deivins and good roads should be In
attendance.
old daughter 81 Mr. and samuel
Way, died al her home on Rainier
Heights saturday evening OF con-
sumption,
tho city reservoir ON Beacon hlll
was cleaned cut Saturday afternoon.
rhc reservoir II cleaned out enes a
year. rendered hcceheary from the
fact that dirt collects. and many
small nsh set into the reservoir. and
II allowed 60 remain they would Net
down into the water.plres and cause
trouble.
The marine insurance companies
on Puget sound have been pretty
hard hit by tho number ~ casualties
which have occurred lately. Their
losses Involved by these mirhops tbs
last Of which. being the Kingston
collision. are said TO have amounted
to tsoo.ooo.
Aside from the Kingston. the most
expensive accident Was that Of the
steamer irlgr. She Was insured for
$4,000 The city % Topeka was
On
her being a large sum.
William T. BAKER. ~ the snoauai-
mis Faiis roNer company. has fled
petition with the board II public
work today. asking pormsHsion 10
construct a pole line alons che cas-,
side a. the Cedar river pipe line right
OF way. from Fourteenth avcnus
south 10 the city limits.
Nicholas walker. vegetable man.
Was thrown from his wagon near the
corner Of Sixth and jackson at
esctnek this morning and had his
ieK broken. lie was removed 10
Providence hospital In tho patrol
wagon,
Charles EiiuKer. an Alaskan pros.
pectaf. Was brought down on the
steamer Excelsior last night. sick
with thc scarvy lie was taken 10
Providence hospital In the patrol
Wagon this morning.
Quany Wa. who conducts \ iaun-
dry az itzt Third avenue. reported 20
IN. police this morning that he was
assaulted and robbed u AsA by two
boys on Third avenue about SD tant
nirhs. This - the fourth case 81
This Kind which has been reported In
the past week. and chief heed has
notified the ps;rniinsn TO make spe-
elai Efforts to fsni the guilty parties.
The bank ciearanres tafay were
sros SO Is. and the balances were
txs ssxsi.
Licenses 90 wsd were issued satur-
day 10 william Efaws HFr p and
Lizzie Fehr~nhaeher. age ID. both ~
seattle; Luther II. MeSeai. Ass =.
Of uir Lake. ana Mabte barker.
are 10. ~ Victoria. n c. Carl Otto
Oar. Ard II. ana fnxa Jchannesen.
sssa -. bath Of Seattle: chfis'ian
Brown. age O.. and Mary Civ~ns.
age 70. both 81 Seattle; Harry y
f,ee. ars IS. 81 chIcaWo, arf Maud 4.
E-,~Hrrtck. age -. Of Seattle: nusi A
T.rry. axe e. and Thcodoela MrMss-
ter. age y. both o. cisar i-aks.
The rity council. as guests % the
Seattle and san Francisco Railway
company. gent on a trip Saturday.
the object Of IL cling 20 in-rees the
rev coal nelaa Of the company. The
PARTY teft nj o'clock In the fore
rnsn and returned at . o'clock In the
evening weii pleased with their days
outing.
puftainr permits we're issued to-
Aay 20 .. w. simmons. 10 build
two story residence At isz1 ThF-
t~rnsh avenue, cost SO 90: y. l. Ine-
ob~on for alterations Al ies Eight
a<rth avenue north. cost e1s5-
r,erusy Collector ID. w. Bowen. Of
Maternal rrvenue. returned saturday
evening after making a canvas OF
Everett. whatcom. and Anscortes In
quests OF boxes Of cigars bearing
fraudulent stamps. At Whatcom
~ 90 70 these cigars were SEIZED.
smaller numbers were also con-
nscated af the other towns
II 4. stated that the investigation
v~lfi be continued In Seattle
rn.pee,or Norrisey. Of the BOSTON
po,ies arrived In the city Friday.
Mr. McrriHsy has bren In olympia
obtaining the necessary papers TO
take John Foyc the alleged jury
bflbcr, back to Boston.
James HoRs IT.. president of the
First National bHnk. leaves tonight
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