The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-09
Observation-Disclosures.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ths arrival OF the First washing.
ton volunteers at San Francisco waa
announced here thiA morning ~ the
ringing u the Ore bell The fFst six
peels had hardly been heard when
the steamers alanE the waterfront
snd FailryAad engines. and all the
manufacturing plants IN the city
Joined In with their steam whistles
The telephone wfrv In tho star Office
waa kept fei.bet Tor an hour with
lnauiFsfs from outside districts. ask.
luE u ths9 fvaiiy bad" ana when
they yQai1uwss TO H11ssis. The hui.
- = y sr--p> Il u sssr~ 1900
ffsssh che renersi iisssree mail Fs7s-d
there seenis 10 BE no doubt that ey.
aryane u afransinH q lay aside care
and make Rome howf when the
bays ct home They cannot come
tsoHeen. ~ everything IL about ready
for The biggest jubilee ever held in
seattle
The next officisl tsss Of the Cedar
river pipe viii be made In about Two
weeks The section Is that vest q
bentan, on top Of the hill.
The city engineers once are pre-.
pairing 90 advertise for the improve.
ment - Western avenue from Col.
ufnhia street 60 eYalef way. by r.
plsnkiaK. also for the Improvement
u Eleventh avenue from East CT.
nmhia street 20 East Marion street.
by parking. grading, and repiank-
ing.
City Comptroller W. II. Parry has
returned from a visit 20 Eastern
cities
Property owners on Terry avenue
Wiii petition the city council a, te-
nights meeting for permission TO r.
place the present wooden sidewalks
Wtth concrete. The street commit.
tee ~ the council has considered the
matter. and a favorable recommend
alton is expected.
James CLARK. charged with at
tempting to kill his wife. was
brought before Judge Cam this
morning for preliminary hearing
Mrs. CLARK. who was 20 appear
against her husband. has suddenly
left the city LAST Thursday she
was reported as being siili In the
hospital Friday she left. and II IL
said that she IL in Victoria on
motion ~ deputy prosecuting Attor.
nsy Hart the hearing was continued
until October 20. Clark's bail Was
placed at $500.
An alarm was trned IN yesterday
at o'clock for asmall ere In the
rear OF the Chicago restaurant. on
Washington street. There was lit
tie loss.
4 bold diamond robbery ocycurred
In Louis Klodcs icwolry store on
Second avenue and Marion streets
Saturday night at 7 o'clock. Thirty
diamonds agEregntlnR In value about
$500 were stolen The robbery was
the work Of two clever sneak thieves
one entered the store when only one
clerk was in attendance. and asked
70 have HE watch set. While the
clerks back was turned second
man entered the store. but left be-
fore the clerk could get an oppor-
tunity TO speak 10 him.
Later Mr.. Klodt returned lie had
been IN the store but a few minutes
when man came in and handed him
two diamond rings which had been
found on the sidewalk. MIR Klodt
recognized them as belonging to him.
on examination it was discovered
that a tray containing 80 diamonds.
was missing. The police were noti-
fed and detectives Barbee and Will
ltams are detailed on the case.
Last night Hal kilbourn was ar
rested az a suspect. Another dia-
mond ring was found on Marion
street. lust below Third avenue early
sunday morning II II claimed that
two diamond rings were offered for
sale Saturday In the tenderloln dis