The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-28
SEATTLE lNKlInGS.

Joe Johnson. an feelander. Morris
HehenberE, n Hungarian. aud Adam
Fnlyta. an Austrian. all took the
oath OF allegiance 60 the United
States and were admitted today 10
citizenship by Judge Jacobs IN the
superior court.
The Seattle Mining company has
been Incorporated with capital
stock OF si.eooeco. lee J. Pitaer.
Roger :. Green and Calvin II. IIhEen
are named as trustees for tao
months.
the hay View Brewing company
has flsd papers In the superior court
commencing a suit against William
n. Yank and George Yank u collect
on pronissory note Tor $3.50.
Elizabeth Miles has commenced a
suit In the superior court Tor di-
vercs from her husband. Thomas
Miles. on the grounds II cruelty.
The Alaska Fiaherman's Packing
company and John Carlson have al
Fl hand In the superior court for
siaao a. substitute for the vessel
North star. Judge Moore has dis
charged Fletcher r. Coulter from the
receivsfship - the weasel.
Postal inspectors q. u. f4nn and
C. l. wayiaaf are al skasway In
vestigatlnw the affairs Of the poet
ofiles. Complaints have from time
10 time been cont 20 tho Treasury
department ~ eltizsna Of the town
protesting against the condition. %
Affairs
A nsw time schedule on the White
Pass 4 Yukon railroad recently went
into effect. whereby the number Of
trains waa Increased 20 three daily.
except Sunday.
At the convention q the knights
% Maccasses yesterday. A. ". HsillT.
% Tacoma. was elected 60 represent
the state At the supreme teut at Port
Huron. and r. l. Cooper. Of spraxus.
was elected alternate. Reports Of
state officers were read. and they
showed that during the past fwn
years isno members have been aided
to she different tents in the state.
!. A Orchard was appointed super.
visinx deputy for the state 90 visit
all the tents. install officers and per-
form other duties.
Thiriy-three candidates were In
tttated hy the state team last night
at the lodge ruom u Tent No. 6.
whrr. the final meeting was held.
Chief % Police Reed received a lot
ter To-Day from Miss Annie Smith. u
Lewiston. Idaho. inaulring az 20 the
whereabouts % her mothers. Mra.
Relic Davis. who 10 supposed 70 res
dc In this city. she desires the de-
partmeut 90 notify Mrs Davis uhat
her sister. who resides in lewiston.
Idaho. IL dead
Thornton Goldberg. residing At ig3e
Broadway reported 10 the police this
morning that his house was entered
some time last night and a quantity
OF clothing stolen.
Cora ?. johnson. aged fourteen
years. died al her home. JOS Twelfth
avenue. this morning. Of tuberculosis.
The government tug Active came
over this morning from the Port
orchard navy yard. Her officers
state that the TORPEDO boat Rowan
viii 20 out Of commission on May
l. she will then be tied M NJ Port
orchard. awaiting further orders
The crew. who were sent mp from
san Francisco to serve on the Row
an. have returned 60 that port.
The bank clearanees today were
1901 1854. and the balances 49,
5s094
Licenses 10 wed we're issued today
10 John Alfred Dundwnil. age "a. %
Seattle. and Mrs Hattie Grayiou.
are %. Of Chicago; Herbert u. Vail.
age 20. and Garlic NJ y. cushman,
age IL. both Of Georgetown.
T1rena 7. Underwood has COM
menced suit against the city 10 re-
cover 5000 for alleged damages
which she sustained as the result Of
n fall by stepping into a hole In the
crosswalk at Eleventh avenue and
YesIer way. The case ~ being
heard In the superior court today
before Judge Jacobs.
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