The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-21

commenced at once. The plans are
nov being drafted Isl the engineers
once.
the ssht Of the Trinity Parish
church. amounting TO $4,000. has at
Tart been removed. and neat sunday
conservation services will BE- held.
The services wiii be conducted by the
bishop Of the jurisdiction. the Righ,
Rev. W. N. Banker
At 10 o'clock last night ist horses
for transportation 10 tho Philippines
arrived In the city. They v~rs sent
fFofu Waiia Walia They Niii be
srhipped on the rng, strphsna An
other shipment wiil be reserved In
fear DAYS.
A frame building owned by Enteli
q Stein. situated on First avenue
sauth. near Norman street. and &C.
espied ~ a small manufacturinx
plant for making kitchen work
tables burned in the ground last
night about q o'etpck The FIRE de-
partment was called out. but the
stFuctnfs was Doomed before Il ar
RIVED. Tns sssia.ax. and erntrrts
wrre valued al about 500 TIE plant
4as oNnesi b. a man named Ash-
dsil The origin q the fire r. un-
known.
The Ern,isr ssx among the eaiorcf
| eouflBKcas af~ RcttinK taste for
baNing contests that promises %
make them a. enthusiastic over the
, manly sport a. their brothers. They
Do Mt content themselves hy staying
a. hprne ana talking about what
happened. either.
Last nights bout at GsrmaniA hall
vac witnessed ~ several women
whose AYmpashiva With ono or the
either - the oonfefAats drew them
e. the rtnKsids Realizing that their
so might exclude them from the
/ place. they borrowed from friends
and brothers. with the rssuit that
the gallery Vas Eraced by four Hpor-
/ tive cniored wnmeu whnae faces
/ wouldn't hear cleHr inspection
The musicians % Seattle viii give
a grand ball next Saturday night in
/ nanke hail. Every dollar taken IN
/ Ranks's hall has the hest dancing
I floor in the city. and with Seattle
clever musicians furnishing the mu-
sic. a large crowd il assured.
TIE musicians naraded at noon to-
! DAY and will parade again Saturday.
/ The bene7t - Tor n worthy cause.
and the boys should be supported
I Ersndiy IN their iaudabie undertak-
4 ing.
Swift q Co.'S property agent. A.
/ Hlrsch. left the city yesterday for
/ Chicago. The new plant on wash
inrton street. In charge Of Engineer
I Watson. will b- completed In about
10 days The company owns nine
plants In Cuba and two In Porto
Rico.
At a meeting Of the chamber Of
I commerce yesterday. resolutions
drawn up by the secretary and the
/ president relative 10 tho establish
/ ment II marine hospital at Dutch
/ harbor. were Rad. This document
was sent to congress some days ago
/ Its strongest argument for the eH-
/ tabil shment Of such an Institution
/ Mt that point iH that Dutch hRrbor
/ is the best location for n hospital.
and that the latter IS an absolute
| necessity for the seamen engaged In
the Alaska business.
Tho special committee drafting
resolutions for the Improvement u
/ Nome mining laws has been given
another week to make It's report.
| President Graves said the chambe
/ desired q unanimous report from the
/ committee IN order that there may
he no shadow OF division on the mat
I ter.
J. r. Howe and John +. Hoyt were
/ elected members,
| II. Schoeken. proprietor Of the Sc
i attle a Puget Sound Packing Co.
/ sent a well written letter 20 tho
/ cha mber Of commerce yesterday. OBJ
/ ieetluF very strongly 10 that body
aiding the institutlnE Of new can
/ merry here. His argument was bas-
/ cd on the fact that there IL no sur
/ plus fruit or vegetables In this dis
/ trict. and what stuff Of that sort
/ there II can be handled by the pres
/ emit company without orowdlns It's
capacity. The letter was referred to
/ the committee on agriculture.