The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22

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charged at The end 1T eight months
as cured illH malady takes the
form OF imagining the devll IL after
him ana he refuses 10 sleep Al night
Tor fear old Nick viii get al him.
Ross Chopin. Herbert Wells and
Clyde Burnett. the runaway boys
who icft Seattle Thursday. Wrie
causht In ENvrett Yesterday The
boys Werc armed with six shooters. |
an5 were setting ready tn cross the
mountains and turn bandits.
'rhs lsst lscturc fer The season &c
the services given under the auspices /
of che Academy ct Science and Lott
tefl, was delivered last night hy /
Prof T'ruvor kineaid. Of the TINT
vervIiy. on The fafc History % In.
ueets.e
The essay contest given by the In
tsrmediatr aorletY ~ the Plymouth
Congregational church IA che pariofs
af the ehufeh fast night was won
hY Miss Carrie Waters, Miaa Ger.
truae Fairbanks winning second
prize Tho lapio for The ESSAY WAS
written was "9gurrsl Miaalnna
There were six young lady eon-
trataniH, A musical program was
given. and rrfrenhneuts were srrv-
81 At the close ef the entertainment
Tie board 81 public works has
decided 10 hcan.ify the triangular
piecr 81 ground situated on Second /
avenue south aud Nusler Way. The
beard win plant ornamental shrubs. /
and probably erect fountain.
? The contract for the Maynard adj /
ditioh's sewer, known better AZ the /
uiackehaprl sewer. wss let thia art
erncon % Stewart and Goegr. " hass
bid was s9sese. There wcrc sir It'd
der%
Michael MeGlnnis nlad a petition !
this afternoon 70 have tha Hack. /
chapel sewar start at n point sixty /
feet vest OF Tvuth avenue south. in
stead o. 100 east 81 Tenth aveaue /
south. as u would benefit more pso- |
pie.
The british ship Hutton Hail. Cap |
tain Thuhcr. arrived yesterday aft
ernnoa IN town Of the british tug
t.orre. and was tied up to the /
sehwahaeh her deck she has go /
tors 90 general cargo. consisting 81 /
pig iFun. salt. etc. which IL con. /
signed u Raifnus. Guthrie a Com |
pauy. The Hutton Hall sailed fEnm /
I4verpooi ortehrr =. and arrived a |
Vancouver three weeks aga. 4 day /
before the Hall eNuse to Seattle. q. !
SaiusburE. oae % tha sailors. while /
climbing % the ladder from the main /
hatch. feii into the hold. H.s arms /
we're badly npraiued. and nearly all /.
his teeth were knocked out. TThe /
Hutton Hall VII load -four az this
pert fer the Orient
Dewey Day" IL 20 b celebrated IN |
olympia. Sunday. April D. and |
great preparations are beinE made. |
An excursaon wili leave seattle Sun
day usaruiag AZ o'eioek. stvinr Se-
attic people an opportunity to at
tend the exercises there. Hm no ceis-
bratiou viii he held In this city
The board Of public works today !
certified to the correctness % the /
assessment roll for the improve
ment % Fifteenth avenue north to /
Denny way. and directed that u b. /
sent 20 the city council.
cadie Wallace IL again wanted BY ]
the police. shs t. accused this time /
OF r0bihnR !. W. voKie. 4 mining /
man. Of $50. Detective Cudihse +
searched FOR her nearly all niFhi. /
but she has not been found. IL IL
thought she has left the city.
Tn. bank ciearance~ today were |
,so7. $3.50 and the balances were
tit5. ssass.
Frank Johnson. a eoiorei porter. 4
IL locked up At the city taii. CHARGED I
by Albert Engclbsrt with assault /
and battery. The two got IN trouble
last night over some matter. and 4
Johnson struck EuEeIbert on the /
head with a beer bottle. cutting him /
The steamer orizaha. which IL to /
take the place Of the City Of To-
peka on the Alaskan route. arrived /
in port last evening from San Fran
cisco. She brought up four pas
scnKerr and 30 tons o. freight
At the meeting ~ the Board OF /
Regents last evening at the Univer-
sify % Washington In the chamber /
Of commerce. the matter Of law de-
partment was referred 20 the execu-
tive COMMITTEES. ard a report will be /
heard May 10. The plans, by =. W.
Houghton. for the two dormiiories to /
be built ut the University. we're ae-
espted by the BOARD OF Regents.
There was a lively time IN the
municipal court for a few minutes /
yesterday afternoon. A stranger 4
came In and told Judge Cam that |
he was sick. His arms. hands. and 4
face were all broken out with small /
sores. Somebody remarked that no |
had the smallpox. and Il was only |
a few minutes until everyone but 1
the court officials had left. The man
was sent TO the county commission
ers, who decided that the man was
suffering only from a skin disease.
Licenses to wed were issued today |
to Geo. NJ. Reilly, age 20. and Eva W.
coss. age 10. both Of Seattle; Peder
o. Jacobson. age So. Of Colby, wash.
ana Susie Overe, age ~. of Seattle.
superintendent J. f. Trowbridge.