The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-18
Observation-Disclosures.
!: CITY NEWS. /:
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Coral Cofbaly. age one year. and
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, Piatt ~.
CORDIALLY. died yesterday az Frow-
dence hospital Of brain trouble The
body will be shipped 10 WrnAtrhec.
Wash. for intefment.
The funeral services 81 John Fnun-
tain were held at so this afternoon
from Hutterworth'a chapel
The funeral services ~ Thomas
Collins We're held from Hutiefworth's
chapel at iia0 o'clock this afternoon.
The funeral 81 John G Hoffman
was held yesterday afternoon nj 2
o'clock from Butterwofth's chapel.
Rev II " Powell officiating. The
interment Was In the @. a. II, Gem
etery.
ratrolman George 81 Riddle. of the
local police force. has resigned. Mr.
Riddle left for the Last today.
Judge Joseph MeKsnns. a justice
u the supreme bench. Who Was form
crly attorney general. passed througt
this city yesterday morning on his
way TO san Francisco Ills trip 10
only a matter Of pleasure.
Ex-congrvssman Charles stone. Of
Pennsylvania. is In the city. a guest
at the Seattle hotel lie says he 10
On vacation and does not care 10
talk politics.
NJ. J. Roche. travelling passenger
agent FOR the ITO Grande 4 West.
IL best known by the sabuauet 81
Mike" among the railroad and trav.
eling fraternity.
Katharine y. Rosa 10 being exam.
ined before Judge Moore this after.
noon as 60 her sanity.
W. y. Horner. who has been in
number 81 years. leaves this even.
ING for san Francisco. whsr. he
Joins the Fourteenth infantry to 10
20 tho Philippines.
George Williams. an Italian fisher
man. swor- 90 a complaint IN Judge
Cams court this morning charging
John aheattie and John christ with
assauit and battery.
John 0arrety. accused Of being Inn
pilesfcd 10 the robbinE - John
Echwarx. a kiondikeT. out u check
FOE t3.teo. waa discharged By Judge
Cam this morning.
The hearing OF Robert BevlnE,an.
o. W Angel and A. " wadd.ll.
accused Of stealing n check for tsss
from John JDnss. was continued
from 10 O'Clock this morning until to-
merrow Two new complaints were
filed against the men Saturday after.
noon. BsvinEinn aud A. u. Mason.
one OF the propristors Of the Tony
Faust saloon. are charged with OBJ
tanning 1900 from Jones' under false
pretensss. BY selling him a saloon
which. u IL claimed. they had no
rlght 10 dispose Of Bevington. wad-
dell and Angel were charged with
forging Jones Endorsement on the
back of the check. which. Il IL al
legged. they stole. Mason has de.
posted 1900 cash bail for his ap-
psarance.
on Tuck. a Chinese gambler. was
arrested by Detective cudihee this
morning for selling lottery tickets.
There In great stir IN progress
a monR the gamblers Of Seattle.
Threats are alleged to have been
made by n certain councilman that
II they do not conduct their bust
ness thus and 30" resolution
" ould be introduced In council order
Ing all games closed The story OBJ
talned from police authorities IL az
follows. Several days ago I'd Pincus.
a well known character OF the ten
terioln district, was discharged from
HIS position as night Waterman at
the Standard gambling house.
PincuH has now leased rooms in the
rear OF couacilman william Near
lies saloon on Second avenue south.
and IL preparing TO open a gambling
house. IL IL said that II any com
plants are made against Plncus'
game ny the proprletors OF other
houses. a resolution closing all pub
lie gambling resorts will BE- pushed
II Is also stated that rincus has been
furnished the necessary bank roll.
and prcpa "a tons are now being made
TO open the games as soon as pos
uible.
A cablegram was received az the
Empire Transportation company this
morning stating that the transport
Pennsylvania, carrying the First
W ashlnRton troopa. left Yokohama
today. This will make the vessel due
AZ San Francisco about October Q.
An accident which nearly proved
fatal happened this afternoon at
stetson A. Posts mill. Patrick Dal-
ton was working in one OF the Offices.
when the bottom. without any warn
ing. dropped into the bay. ~ feet be-
low. Books and office furniture fell
on top of Dalton. ana he was nearly
drowned before help arrived His
back was severely injured. and he Is
now at Providence hospital.
The steamera Cleveland sailed for
Il. Michael early this morning with
a very large cargo Of freight, which
Included a number OF mules and cat
tie. The livestock was consigned by
the Frye Bruhn company, and the
mules We're shipped 10 Cook inlet aud
valdes for the government expedi-
lions. Magnus kllsberg was one Of
The heaviest shippers. lie sent up
BIO. 600 worth Of cigars and liquor FOR
an Anvil city saloon.
The steamer Dlrigo sails tonight
for Lynn canal with fun cafgo OF
freight and 30 or 90 passengers. Her
sarge includes several very s,dvy
pieces of machinery. which is be
used in the Klondike.