The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-19

for the purpose Of amending the
bye-lawA
Steamer Fnrailon. Capt. John Rob
erta. which sailed late Saturday aft 8
eruoun for Skagway and Lynn canal
ports. had the following passengers
Mise Alice Grant. ThoH, relkoy, A..
W blanchard. Mrs. New house. l.. v
Pierce. q, raFoln, =. smith. John
Mccullough. A. Haman. J. N. fank
ro,H. ], u, Murphy William David
son.
Advicea received from Washington,
u. C.. states that the ONCE Of deputy
collector Of customs az Dyea. which
was reported 20 be abolished after
july |. viii continue to remain an
heretofore.
The residence OF John 4. Moss.
hose driver for engine company No.
4. at s5sI Elliott avenue. waa burn
"a 60 the ground early yesterday
morning.
Isaac Rogers. auartermastsr on
the steamer Nalia walla. met death
Saturday night at ~ o'clock by fall
ms from the coal chute az tho bunk
ere -8na s.r'A4,-E aEasi.ss = i.is. lie
was taken to paiins headquarters
and uted a few minutes after srriy-
Ing there.
o. o. Hubbard. age y. fri prns-
irate on Columbia street. bet wuen
Fira and Second avenues. about 10 30
o'clock last night. The patral wagon
was called. and be was removed to
the Seattle general hospital Mr.
hubbard IL a sufferer from brain
oubis
The baseball game at Madison
park yesterday. between the Seattle
RainisFs and the Tacoma Graya. vas
won b. the latter with a score Of
20 }, The game was easily the eest
Of the season. each team holding the
other enc down. Walter Thornton.
the lsft-handet pitcher. VAS In the
box sor she Seattle team. and his
pitching was the feature 81 The
game. The Seattle crauks IN grand
stand and hlsachsfp. fairly went Wild
with Joy over the way he held the
visitors down. pugdsic was catch.
lns for Thornton. sna he handled the
bail with as much ease as when he
played in the Sational league.
Mine steamers were busy yesterday
Transporting excursionisis 70 Port
Orchard 90 see the big baitirahlp
Iowa In the dfydock. The steamers
included the skaEit chief. George y
storr. State Of Washington. Alice
Gertrude. ode. Falrhaycn, Mary y,
prriey. Albion. and the Glide. Sew
crai yachts also vent over TO Port
Orchard. The day Nss warm and
suited for excursions.
The City o. Seattle also took q
iarkr crowd Of nxeufsionists 60 Vic
ioria The trip Nas made under the
direction 81 the Argue. and a very
pleasant tlme was had At the british
Columbia city by nearly go people.
The casa % william y. WINNER
was dismissed In judge Jacobs court
saturday afternoon. ON motion Of
Prosecuting Attorney Hart, VIM
m-r was convicted In the municipal
court recently On the eharka o.
aiding Essie winters In shnplifiing
at NexhHIrs lie appealed ie the
superior cuurt. but before his case
came or there. he had served out hia
sentence. hence the motion for dis
missaL
John Kelley and Mark Kelly. two
insane men. were iaken % stella
coora. yesterday BY Deputy Shsfifs
Burke and Pyle
The members Of the congregation
Of the Third Cumberland prsHbY.
terrain church. gave farewell to
Mr. and Mrs, Charles y. DuFland, 81
the home % Ar. and Mrs. Percy e.
Copp. on broadway, Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs. Dursld. who have been
actively connected with the church
since to organization IN this city.
will leave next week for their form
er home In Iowa, A. token % 60
tenn their friends presented them
with n solid silver cake basket and
a salad SGT. The evening was speu;
very pleasantly. and after singing
God he with You TIL We Meet
Again" farewsiis were said.
n. y. Phillips has flied a petition
with PrsspcuilnK Attorney McEirpy.
asking 10 have his grandson, iiar-
old Hubbard. committed 70 the re-
form school He alleges that the
boy II incorrigible. and absolutely re.
fuses 10 be governed.
Harold Hubbard IL eight years old.
His mother lives at Rosslyn. and his
father IL In Alaska. He is the boy
who has caused the police 20 much
trouble on account Of his mania for
running away. lie was arrested
few days ago Tor entering the house
Of his aunt. Mrs. York Harrington,
and stealing several articles.
The members Of the West Canada
Press association arrived In the city
saturday afternoon at t.ao o'clock.
and we're met At the depot by the
reception committee Of the local
nresa club. The program as pun
itshed. was carried out, The vis-
TORS were nrat taken to Queen Anne
hil. 10 view the city and Sound In
the evening they we're escorted 90 the
band concert at Madison Park. Yes
teriay most OF the members attend
ed divine service In the morning, and
in the afternoon the party left Tor
Tacoma.
Yesterday was a banner Sunday Mt
theFtrnt Presbyterian church. After
the morning sermon. Rev. a. l.
Hutchinson requested the members
TO remain while the report OF the
finance committee was read. \
slight debt existed, and suhscrip-
tlons ranging from S. to 800 we're
then called for. In a very few min