The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
SEATTLE NEWS.

SEAtILE NtWS.
Ex-chlcf of Police uolton Rogers
e. very low With hraln fever lie has
been IA sorions condition Tor nearly
three wocks. and the physicians have
told Mrs. Resers to prepare Tor the
worst.
steamer nlrlso. Captain Roberts.
which arrived IN port last evening
from skagway and way points.
hrlnas news confirming the account
published In the star 10 the effect
that the rate var on the Upper Nu-
kon has hecn restored 60 It's former
basis % 500 from bennett 20 paw.
toa.
T. I.ohe. Of this city. was rutarn-
Sass passenger on the ptrigo. lie Is
a iarge STAKEHOLDER in the sea Level
Mining company or southeastern Al
aska. and the corporation t. said
30 be developing some promising gold
quarts mince in that section.
The body OF n. Ruehi. ~ Saitna,
Kansas. who was killed In the snow
slide % December .. at Crater Lake.
IA G, was brought down on the nf4-
40. Mrs. Ruehl accompanied the
remains. and the body with be ship
ped 20 Kansas for ingerment.
The Blriro brought down the fol-
lowing passengers. p. :, Peter and
wife. T.. f4ehe. {. \. Marshall. T r.
raeeart. " r. Higgins. r. u, fia-
her. M, u Ruehi and daughter, J.
" Caldwell James Turner. aud five
second class.
W II. Moore. of Columbia. report
sd - the police yesterday that some
one had stolen his Winchester rife.
Herbert r. Kirk. formerly beck
keeper Tor Crawford and conover.
ard wanted IN this city Tor alleged
ernheHxlement. ~ reported as being
under arrest az BUTTE. Mont. Chirf
81 paIscs Reed sent = telegram to the
lutte pallcc requesting them 20 hold
Kirk. who was arrested a. butte by
the federal authorities on suspicion
81 ecunserfsiting.
Charles ]. steenie. district fright
and passenger agent for the south
ern Pacific. received all of the
ree1ris from the Taeoma Office Ia
cav. This completes the work 81
moving the headquarters % she dis
trici from Tacoma 70 Seattle.
The central w. c. r. u. met Friday
In the parievm 81 the FIRST Methodist
Episcopal church. and che following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year. President. Mrs F. = wood. re-
corSlinK secretary. Mrs. A u. G. NJ
gent corresponding aecrwsary. Mrs.
=. ~ Frazier. and treasurer. Mrs. z.
X. Simlson.
Mrs A. n G. Sugent. Mrs. VIII
liam Newhail and Mrs. N. =. Rock
well. have been elected delegates To
the ssntc cpnvension q the W. G. T. |
T.. which meets AZ Exerett June Il
ard rs Mrs. r. :. Weed. Mrs r y.
Carp ard Mrx. Libby Beach Brown.
all n Seattle. are delegates at large
b. virtue Of their Offices Of state SUI
perintcudents % various depart
NESTS.
Mayor HumeN received a letter and |
n considerable amour; Of mousy from
the United States consulate at Man
ia some time HEo. 10 be delivered 90
Mrs ~ r. Tsiiite at 1fs fsencra !
street. this city. The money belong |
ed 20 her son WHO had rsceHtty died
there The mayor searched nearly /
three weeks for her. and a notice nj. I
auirfng as 20 her whereahcuts was
published IN the papers. Today the 1
police we're notified that Mrs. Lille /
had moved 70 Aiiegan. Michigan /
The money VIII be sent 10 her rnme
asateiy.
Richard Chglcats. Of the Norton /
Sound NAVIGATION company. which 1
vrtIi operate the steamer Discovery /
between ~. Michael and Cape Nome /
during the summer. has received a /
dispatch from acting second assist
ant postmaster general Stone. al
Washington. y. c.. informing him /
that the company has been given the
contract fur carrying the United 1
States mail between the two ports
during the months OF July August /
and September.
The RaiBIer@ OF Seattle. and the
Grays. OF Tacoma. played baseball /
at Madison park yesterday. and the /
Tacoma team won b. a score Of : to
IL
The congregation % the First Rap- |
fist church dedicated their new /
building on Fourth avenue. between /
James and Cherry rtrevfs yesterday 1
with appropriate ceremonies. The
dedication services proper we're held /
At 1917 o'clock IN the morning. but /
meetings were also held IN the after
noon and evening appropriate 20 the /
dedication. Large audiences were
present at all three meetings.
The pastor. Rev l.. 3. Bowermau. |
was assisted by Rev. John McEl- |
vain. Of Boston: Rev. Thomas Bald /
win. ~ san francisco. Rev. r. O. /
Seymour. u Philadelphia: Gen. r. j. 1
Morgan. Of New York city. and
number Of others.
The last rehearsal Of the Chris
tian Endeavor convention chorus %
500 voices. will be held tonight in |
the Armory. The preparations for |
the concert Friday evening have
nearly been completed and the con
cert promizes 20 be the musical event |
OF Seattle for this year.
a Seattle mining exchange viii be |
opened Wednesday evening in the /
rooms under the Canadian Pacific
railway office. IN the Mutual Life |
building. The exchange - support |