The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
SEATTLE iNKLINGS.

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Judge Hanford has signed an order
in the case OF Card Schmidt. olaf
fsoman, and Albert shutticr. who re-
Gently libeled tho steamer Lclanaw
for wages. decreclnE that the men ito
paid their wages OF $40 each. and -
each FOR return fare 60 San Fran
cisco.
Al a meeting of tho Mining Bureau
a Exchange Of seattle yesterday,
the following directors were elect
cd. Frcd Rice itnwell. n. l.. hiEef.
chaa. A, Dinsmore. q. r. Dahl. Jas.
q. nlaokisson. Jno. Y. Terry. Jno. T..
MeManna. VIM. Y. l.. Rutherford.
Frank A. Pontiuu. Jno. Maloney, J.
W. cihe. Jno. E. Slater. Andrew
Knox. V. H. Pierson. and VIM
Frankfort,
The owners u Itavenna park have
w-opened q until Sunday, June %.
In compliment to the visitors 20 tho
q. A. H. sneampment.
The petition Of II. v. Phlllipn TO
have Harold Hubbard committed 10
the Reform school. was granted yea
terday afternoon by Judge Jacobs.
The local Epworth leagues viii
hold n rally tonight In the interest
OF the convention to be held Al oiym-
pia next Thursday night. The meet
Ing tonight win be held in the First
Methodist church, and In addition Co
number Of musical sciections. the
meeting will DE addressed BY Rev. y.
G. spsr. a well known Methodist
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Last night. at the First preaby-
terrain church. Mr. William Garth
Hey. Of Everett. and Miss Anna hye'
erson. of Crystal Springs. were
married. Rey. A. L. Hutchinson ON
ciatins Mr., A. r Mcdonald acted
AZ best man. and Miss syverson. a
sister of the bride. was bridesmaid
Mr.. oarthiey 10 prominent mil
man al Everett.
STATE F,ood Commissioner 4. A
Ne Donald. iefs on tho Flyer thl'
morning for Tacoma. where he vii
spend the week investigating In tbs
interest OF the purs food iaw.
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6~orwe ~ Oross has peiitioned tn
board OF public works 10 extend th'
water main from the Intersection %
East Pine street and TwsnEy-fourf,
! avenue. Go the intersection OF EaH
olive street and I'wsnty-fosrth sx
enue.
Peter wteknsrom has peiliiones
the board OF publlc works for a re
bate on the water rent OF the Oh
| lake Union house on Moiiise streets
between Republican ard Msres
streets.
A. y. Cooper, general akeei >
-. 80, : ff u ss:s msvinr 3 chars,
f<Ne ~<sehraslnr Of the nations birth.
day. hsid another rouslng meetins
at headquarters isst night. All o,
the committees reported satisfacior,
progress. The committee on trans.
pcrsssion has secured letters from
many Of the railroads and boats an
nouneins that round trip tickets Will
BE- given for one fare. Thee tickets
will be good several days before and
after the Fourth. Three primes o.
tico. $50 and as were offered for the
best foat representing the business
houses.
tn. fireworks will be given at the
r. ~. G. A. park instead % North
Seattle. as at arut proposed Hon.
rhos. y. Fisk. of this city. has been
selected as orator Of the day.
Mathew Sioan and Willie Sloan.
Two boys age and 10 respectively.
are missing from their home In south
Seattle They ies, June -. and have
NOT been seen since. Both boys were
dressed alike. They wor. blue over.
siis. brown espz. and were without
coats. For several weeks before
their disappearance they were sell.
Ing popcorn on the streets.
An Goey. the youthful Chinese. who
has been undergoing an examination
regarding his right To reside In the
United States. was yesterday adj
Judged entitled to live here by Judge
Hanford. In the federal court. All
Grey claims that hts father IN a
chiusupan. but that his mother is an
Indian. his place Of birth being IN
the cook house OF the Yerler saw
mill In Seattle. q years aFo. The
decision va. rendered on an appeal
made by All Gosy on an order from
a Chinese commissioner At Blaine.
Who had ordered him dep0rted TO
china under the Chinese exclusion
act.
Me-srs. Dudley. Rsthbone and
Bsttelle. managers OF the steamer
Rkagit chief. running excursions 10
the battleahip Iowa. have invited the
police force and their families 20
visit the battieship June -. when
the Invitation was read to the ~
O'Clock patrol today. Il was loudly
cheered.
r. A. Hartley. n mail carrier. re-
ported to police headquarters this
morning that his license No. a4fs,
had been stolen from hip wheel. He
also stated that friend OF his had
Lost No. Gas IN the same way. This
In the third bicycle license reported
stolen this week
Sheriff Van de vanter will take
Harold Hubbard and Martin Thomp-
son TO the Reform school at Chehalls
tonight. Harold Hubbard II eight
years old. and was committed yes
tarAav Narftt, TD.ofpnaor IL II xa.x.
old. and was committed on June g.
Both win be held at the school until
they are is years old,