The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-16

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10 work Saturday morning he FOR
got the money. and when he return.
ed ~ noon Il was miaring 4 search
warrant was Issued and Mrs Young
house was searched by Detective
Powers sunday lie search
"a every nook and corner. and
vas starting ta leave when he found
small coin on the floor which prov
81 be large copper cent. The cent
had a nick In II and was one de-.
acribed n the report as being In ths
sack with the money. Mrs. Youns
aill have a hearing before Judge
Cam this afternoon.
william Burke. father 81 Chief
Deputy sheriff Thomas Burke. wa
shot IN the back ~ the head and
then robbed Of n gold watch and Eey.
efai dollars about 1880 o'clock iasl
night. near the corner Of summit
avenue and East Pike street. Mr
Burke gave a good description Of tbs
highWMymrn. and the police are max
ING a close search for him.
Mr. Burke stated that he heard
footsteps Al the back OF him. and
turning around was blinded by q
shot
The bullet entered the right sids
Of the head and passed near this
base ~ the brain. coming out ON tbs
right side Just as the rohber fired
the shot he struck Mr. Burke and
began going through his pockets, A.
Mr. burke recovered consciousness
ne yelled for help and the robbei
skipped.
Mr. aarke reached his home. whict
vas about a block away and a physi'
clan vas summoned The wound
was painful. but Il il no, considered
dangerous.
Afr. Burke describes hih assallanl
as belns yeuns. fairly well dressed
and wearing a sloueh hat.
f:sslc Winters a weli known shot
inter. VAS arrested yesterday after
nnnn bY onircrs Cerbett and Stew.
art and she IL now Ia jAii on a ehargs
Of stealing two eapea from NeWhaif'i
stafe. The account Of which was pub
ilahed exclusively In the star % last
evening several articles. Including
a pocket book with several dollars IL
u. vas stolen from Bon Marche last
week. ana the manager went to Po'
lice headquarters this morning 10 as
certain n she WA the thief Thee
we're not positive a. 10 her guilt
but several clues are being worked
ap and abe may be charged with
Ia. thefis.
". p. WINNER, who vas arrested
yesterday a. an accempiice 81 Mia
Winters b. ofiesr Hubbard. eiaiml
70 be her brother.
Easie Winters is a notorious eharac-
ter About three years arc che Ma
arrested by Detective Curbeti foi
robbinRa a man named Devil Graft
ONertau Of Sise. She Was released
on bail and married oyerton before
her trial came OF. Notwithstanding
this she was sentenced 30 one yvai
In the penlisntiary. but Was pardon
ed
steamer Humboldt. Captain Bonni.
field. sailed for the north last even.
ing. having bad on board big dele
cation 81 passengers She took
bnrth the company of coiored troop.
ers which will garrison forts Dyes
aud WranEel. The Humboldt wii
bring down the troops relieved from
duty.
The Humboldts passenger list wai
"a follows. NJ. n. Anthony. c. t.iv'
tnRaton. u. Anderson. A. T. slim
son, =. r. bush. ". II. Dodd, @, y
ruKuot. J. A. Mcpherson aud wife
Lester W. Haworth. q. n. Swlnchart
T. y. Knapp. ]. } cnes. J.. A. Mil
Ter. Miss Flora Sutherland. Mrs J
smith. Mrs. n n. Lit. Miss Jaci
quiiuip. Miss Sir Jacquilnie. Mrs
kirkpatrick. John I. Kahaley. II. J
Morgan. .. Wettlcr WIN Murray
Austin T.. urimths. Thomas Rock, W
4. Thompson. ]. n, Barrett. II. q
Gridiey. g. Sears. Prof. r. +. Lippy
Rev. y. NJ. Randall. c J. Lamont
William Roney. John Roney. Mrs
q. T.. Anderson. Miss Alice Anderson
-. c HaWkinRs. G. l.. Wenuiker. II
r. Cable. n. II. Reading, H. NJ. Lit
Mrs. NJ. J Campbell. u, u. Reading
n. ". Lit. Mrs. NJ. J. Campbell, Mrs
=. l. West Capt. IL W. Hovey
Lieut.. J. G. links. Or. II. ]. Marsh
io3 soldiers and - second-olass pas
aenKers.
The Knights Of Pythlas held thell
opening meeting at Armpry hall las
night. and larKe-slxcd aualenee wa
In attendance Notwithstanding thu
lnclemcncy OF the weather. Pre-
cedinE the meeting at the Armor,
the knights formed In line RnC
marched down First avenue to jane
up second 20 Pike, to Third avenue
10 the Armory; "a patrolmen led tn
procession. followed by the ban,
Major Madox. grand marshal
mounted, and his chief aide. u.
Powers. Then came the Uniform
Rank No. Z. about % strong IN full
uniform. Seattle Uniform Rank fol
lowing. The two companies form
ed a guard Of honor for the supreme
and grand lodge officers. who rod
In carriages and were escorted b.
some 200 civilian knights.
At the Armory Chancellor r. II
AIbertson, chairman, opened the ex
orclHes with few remarks bear
ing on the American characteristic
of the Pythias order and ending witt
a pretty oulogy to the dead hero Cap
tain Fortsou.
Mayor Humes. on behalf Of tn
city. gave n brief address OF welcome
which was responded TO by Col. a
10. Joak, OF Tacoma other speak
ers Of the evening were Grand Chan
cellor y. Weldon Young. Supreme
Chancellor Sample. Major Genera
Carnahan. and James Hamilton
Lewis.
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