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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
A ST EDITION
- O'Clock
THE DEPOT
VERY SOON
J. D. Farrell, President OF
Pacific Coast Company,
Returns.

Id. Farrell, president OF the Pa
eiac Coast Steamship Co. returned
Acme this morning from the Hast,
sfsr an absence 81 nearly nvc
weeks. The object Of Mr.. Farnelrs
y,si, east was 90 meet President J.
y nm Of the Great Northern. and
President Mcllcn Of the Northern
pAelac. for the purpose Of discussing
,erininal matters In Seattle. Tho Pa
Pacific Coast Steamship Co. has re-
csuily purchased a tract % land IN
soash seattle on which 20 erect
round houses and shops for the Co.
mmhla & Puget Sound railroad.
President Farrell also went east TO
consult the directors concerning the
construction OF the shops.
when seen this afternoon Mr.. Far
rvn stated that there Is no douht IN
his mind that the Union depot viii
b. under construction before long,
ana on tire site proposed by presi-
Dent Hnf Of the Great Northern.
Plans for the new shops win also be
osAered and work begun as soon as
the plans are approved. No figures
can yet be given In regard TO their
est.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
G A. R.

TACOMA. June 25.-Tba Grand
Army 81 the Republic. OF this sta e..
~ In annual convention here today.
The sessions up ~ this hour have
been devoted largely 10 routine pre-.
iimlnary business.
The officers Of the Grand Army. Of
Washington, are Commander. ~ r..
Freeman. ~ spokane senior vice
commander. Thad 8. smith, - Port
Tow nssnf. Junior vice commander.
J. s. Smith, II Palouso. medical a.
rector. r. NJ. Young. Of Seattle
chaplain. Rev. ". w. Mock. Of Port
a ngeiea. In addition there IL n
council ~ administration, dele gates
- the national eneampment and al
fernafeH.
Tire officers of the Sons Of Vetcr-
ans are. Commander, g. ". Hartman,
Of Walla Walia senior vice com
mander w. r GavanduRh. of Olym
pia. junior vice commander. O. =.
PiYmptOn, ~ Seattle, division coun-
civ. r. CHvHuauRh. Of Olympia
Geo. L. Hooker, Of Walta Walia, and
y S. Embrec. of Fort slmeoe.
The officers Of the Wuman'a Relief
Corps are: President. Ida McKcrch-
or. ~ Seattle senior vice president,
Kate j. Burnham, ~ Spokane, Jun
Tor vice president, MHude l.. Frost.
~ Elienaburg: treasurer. Nellie Mel
son. NJ Seattle. chaplain. Alice
Graves, 81 spokane: executive board
Lucy Cooling. ~ Seattle. Nellie
Combs ~ YAKIMA. Alice Pearl. OF
Seattle Alice BENTON. ~ Pullman.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
EXCELSIOR
FOR VALDES

Steamer Excelsior. Capt Hum.
phreY. Pacific steam Whaling Co.
sailed this afternoon fof copper
River. cook Inlet and Naidea She
connects al Orca with steamer Srw-
port for points AZ far north a.
Dutch ffarhor. Prominent among
her passengers We Hon cecil III.
whrdeH son of Lord krnHingtpn Of
Kent England lie r. going 20 Ky
ak Alaska. 90 inspect some petro-
lrum properties "a ahich he IL inter
csted. Robert Hlair. a former theat.
rical manager. VAS also a passenger.
other. who booked % saaze en- the
Excelsior were. ar. and Mrs. A
Huf Philip Mayer. p. " Rhodes
Robert Hey. A. h lies. ". 9. Tru.
deli. l.. l.. Bowers =. T.. Hanntstsr.
, A. Person. Mrs a W. Thornton.
q. " Mills : J. Fraser and W \
souls. aino eight stscrnNe paHssn.
sore
The Excelsior rHrriSH iEn tons 81
cargo. including % head Of horses.
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DOESN'T need
JOB, NOW

TACOMA. June ss.-wrn- A. lam
ny was received by the school, board
a. ,anitor Of the Edison school at Is
meeting wednesday. Last night ne
called upon a neighbor - arge his
su.port In retaining the place
while engaged IN a discussion of the
merits % his case. fafumy Easped.
struggied for a moment, and then
fell hack dead.
For the past SIX years Lamrny had
been the tanitor dk the school a.
South Tacoma. So far as he knew
BIS work was satisfactory. At the
last meeting. however. h was sup
planted. and this displacement
rreyed upon his mind He believed
q 20 be based upon political condi-
tons and attempted TO efrnce any
wrong impression that might b pre-
vaillng against him. u was while
sssaged upon such mission that
be fell dad.
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attic bears away a number - men
who's presence IN this city iH not
needed
=. = Martin. who aaH arrested ~
Officers Cafbeft. Powers and Ftee-
man last uiKht az desperate char
artsr, has been positively ifrutlnad
- one ~ the men wha recently heid
az The Anaconda saloon n the
charge O. net proven against him. he
vii have 70 Five seattle vide
berth
" Rnberfaon. who has a long ani
rhrr kered record. WaH sitru -
hours q st cut - tnNn hy judge
George today The fate ~ others
Wtii 30 the same. No general round
az has ben made, hut one r. sKs
feetsd a. wug wnmsnt
The gambling houses ~ the clfF
are aN riuasd today. but no order
from the police department dtd the
work II e generally uudsrataud
that the policy - the administration
- Keep an open f1Wn uiil BE- fol
loved BY the police The Law and
order league. however. has put fea E
into ne hearts ~ the gamblers. ard
their doors are shut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
Ideal Tramp.

Walter Page. the editor OF tho
Worlds Work. has organized par
Is To walk through the most roman
tic parts of the mountains of North
Carolina this summer, This cxpe-
dltton h. to be In charge Of his broth
cfH. Henry and Junius Page. Of ABB
crdeeu. y g. THO party consists Of
Walter Pages two sons Ralph. now
At Harvard university. and FIVE 9th
or Harvard students. and Arthur. "a
younger son. who IL going to a tech
MEAL school IN Lawrencevllle. ~. Y.
and three classmates. An old ne
gro. Uncle Isaac" an ex= slave Of
the Page family. will drive "A pair Of
strong mules 90 a wagon, which Is
70 contain tents. provisions. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
SCENES DURING
A VERY BUSY SEASON

Activity at the various wharyes
today closely resembied the days
nat preceded the departure Of the
hfst-sailiuR Nome feet. -Four
ffeamerH took on the last % their
earsoes. and before midnight each
VII be- well on it's way. Interest
tentered on the loading Of The Pacific
clipper liner Nome city. which sails
- .. N for Nome. the first vessel
y srrive from the northern gold
heids this season. and the first veg
- out II the second sailing fleet.
~ steamer Excelsior, Pacific
tteam Whaling Co, also attracted
snsiferabie attention owing ~ the
faet that she established a new rec
ofd run from Valdes. making the
voyage IN six days 20 minutes actu-
- iirne. The Excelsior VIII carry n
general cargo, consisting ~ lumber
aA9 supplies. part of which IA CON
tsned 10 the quartermaBter'H Dc
!tftneut AZ Vaides. Ten head Of
Ing
:. Pacific Coast steamship Co.'S Al
, sails for Skagway tonight: n
hlfnher ~ passengers who had book
on tho Ai-Ki were transferred TO
Ne steamer Queen. which sailed last
n.knt, and the Ai-Ki Will carry only
irgo this trip. Capt Jensen. the
fl known pilot. has been promoted
me command Of the A1-Kl.
STEAMER city Of Seattle. DodweII
20, IL due 10 arrive from akaR-
Wy tomorrow morning
ne new steam schooner Dispatch
opt V. Johnson, OF the Gray
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Steamship Co.. San Francisco. viii
make her FIRST trip from this port TO
San Pedro tonight.
II f. said that the Dispatch ls only
one Of a fleet 10 be added to the
lumber and general merchandise and
about 10 passengers.
Steamer Jeanle lies on the beach
AZ Ai=Ki point. where abe IS being
put in readiness for her second
sailing 10 Nome. which IL scheduled
for Saturday The bottom Of the
vessel f. being aeraped. and a new
rudder fitted to her.
The Dolphin. treasure boat" Of
the Alaska Steamship 90. sails to-
morrow night for skaRway. Ketchi-
kan. Juneau and Douglas sha
leaves Hchwabacher's dock at s
O'Clock.
The steamer Rainier, T. II Gray
r Co, II advertised 10 sail for San
Franeiaeo tomorrow.
No schooners ~ the fishing fleet
put in last night Six were put In
readiness ~ sail tonight. n r. ex-
pected that n large catch Of salmon
viii be brought In by tho boats mr.
irving from the down Sound FISH
traps today
Two Nome vcHaris nrc due 10 ar
rive almost any day the Roanoke
and Senator. IT f. imprdba Bile.
however. that they have yet reached
their destination. In which faFs fhov
will probably not be 10 port for al
most two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
Mr.. COULTER
GOT 80 DAYS

z. c, Coulter was sentenced yea
teriay afternoon by judge TaIlman
20 serve 90 days In the county Sail
for refusing 70 pay $500 10 the sheriff.
as per order II the court. IN the case
of1nr dan Va Coulter. Mr. Coulter
will hc nomlnally IN the custody Of
the sheriff pending the hearing on
the application for a writ Of habcaa
corpus by the state supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
RUMORS

NEW YORK. June sS-The stock
exchange this afternoon was nllcd
with rumors Of trouble in banking
circles. The market became affect
ed. declines extending 1 and points
The clearing house presidents met
this afternoon. hut none would talk
concerning the alleged affected bank
which. Il was iutimated, had sue
cceded In raising s9.ags. 600. the sum
involved. The clearing house viii
see Il through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
ANNUAL
RECITAL
Pupils Of Elizabeth lay Rich
ardson at the Grand.

Pupils Of Elizabeth Jay Richard
son gave a splendid entertainment
% q crowded house at the Grand
last night. II waH the eighth aunu-
al recital given by the pupils. and Il
Is just 20 say that the last exceeded
In merit any previous occasion.
Flowers were in abundance. and
as each performer gave evidence af
talent n storm Of applause would ae=
company a horal testimonial No
embarrassment was noticeable on
the part Of any Of the young people.
neither WIS there poor action.
The following program was rends
cred.
Southern melodies (bHnio and
RuitarD Mrs FauldH. Miss Deck
CT. Miss Truckoy, Miss studebak=
er. Miss Richardson. Mrs DEATH
eraRc.
Go n Alone" .......... Roliio Heath
Piano solo Little Louise FARMLAND
t2iz months lessons. 6 years old
"Billy'E Rose O.. Wllietta HnFtingn
columbus
.... Master Lawrence Mclaughlin
THE Bishop and the Cow
=. zee. O.. .,......,,t, Elenore Jones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
RATHER SAVE HIS SOUL
THAN BE A COUNCILMAN

MokEEsroRr Pa, June Salary l. Abbott member Of the
common council has resigned his he believes
not be msmher 81 the council Christian lie
My resignation purely conscience deter
naon Co live ne devoid 81 God To 10
becomes obey the divine
among them and found order be
district
a low politician. do 81 resigned,
Politics Il the thing mixed with
I
satisfied Others know Christian
can sit In the MetSeeSport council and his soul
Abbott printer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
MORAL: NO PLAY, NO KICK

II cost Y. l. Johns 81 % md out
that Spokane jury viii not permit
him 20 recover money lost tn a rok-
er game. says the Spokane spokea-
man Review.
The jury IN Judge prathsr's de-
partmeut In the case - Il I. Johns
against sam GoidHIrin brought tn
verdict Tor the defendant and as
aesaed him damages at 81
This ls the fnai outcome - At.
torney Y. l. Johns crusade against
the * mblrrN upon whom h drriar-
81 war last winter. and made an at.
tempt 90 close up an the gambling
houses In the city.
In his suit against GalAstein Re
sought 20 recover so. which ~ said
he had lost At cards in various sums
at different times between Novsul-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
FOUGHT SHY
OF ''GRAFTER"

OfHcsr John Burkman created
quite a sensation I'm the police court
this morning when ne said that May
Wood and Laura Coleman. two no
torious women arrested last night,
were "graftera"
r. y. Hughes attorney for the de-
Tense. and city Attorney DE Bruler,
both saw danger lights ahead. n
they began Wraugilng over that
word CRATER" It would take a week
90 try the case. Mr. Hughes arose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
HOUSE BOAT NO. 3
Soon 10 Be Launched on Lake
Washington.

within a isv days the third house
boat 20 float on the water ~ Lake
Washington will glide down me ways
and be- towsd e. anchorage north -
Madison street The boat. which has
been for sume time under cnustruc-
ton. is almost complete. and is he
ing furnished. A. ~. AyHfat. ~ Wi
cox and ". sBwln are the owners -
the new craft The main room af
the boat vii be furnished iu Oriental
style. Plans are on foot for a house
warming July T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
THE ELMS
JURY OUT

Al 7.f5 this afternoon the jury
look the case OF the state Va. Chas.
Alexander. tried for murder In the
second degree for the killing OF John
Elms. John r. Dore made a strong
argument for the accused man this
morning. and was followed by Vince
the state.
Justihable homicide was held by
the defense. The testimony diacios-
- the fact that the deceased man
had dealt Anderson a heavy blow
With an iron bar. after which the de-
fefdant threw the missile which
killed Fins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
CAUSED BY COUSIN CARRIE
Special ccrr.sp asss.s ,

WICHITA. Kan. June % The To-
cal street car system was blockadei
yesterday b. n swarm - bees which
gathered on the rails on Douglas
avenue.
II took a hrc expert an hour to lure
tho bees onto the limb 81 a cotton
wood tree.
Ever since Mrs Sation'r crusade
started In this city there have been
strange visits from insects and anil
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Der ana December Is. 1870. in the
Tntum cigar store which vac owned
ard conducted by the defendant
The case RHs given - the jury At
about : 20 In the Afternoon. and Il
took them but a few inmates 10 ar
rive az q verdict
The cann provoked considerable
amusement. and when the verdict
assessing damages ~ 81 In favor 81
the defendant was frad the rprcth-
tors ~ the court room all wore
broad smiles
Judge Helf then stepped over from
hfn department. and remarked that
This - the way such eases usually
terminated IL seems 50 BE- gen
erai opinion that a man who GAIN
biss al cards should pay"
Judge FHHfher. also seemed -
think the verdict was AL right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
SULLIVAN
is ACTIVE
The New Acting Chief Will
Clean City OF Crooks.

Acting chief ~ Police Sullivan has
started his administration with n
general clean out Of tho crooks.
tunco men and thieves now in the
city For some time numbers OF
these people have infested the town.
sud rohbsfiea aud hold upH have -
suited A. II g. expressed iu police
etrelre. the BLUE letter" has b. ga
passed around. which means that a
general warning has gone out that
NO mercy will be- shown crooks q
any description. As set there has
been no general order t. this effect.
but below the line r. great hurry and
parking up Of movable goods Il
noticeable Every train out ~ ae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
TOY PISTOL
Little Darrell Phillips Ser
lOusIy Injured by One.

Little 7-ycHr-old Dnrrel Phillips,
tho son Of Charlie Phillips the we'll
known city detective. De- the latest
victim % toy firearms. This after
noon he wan playing on summit ave-
nue. with n l5sYeaf old boy named
Knapp. The elder boy hal toy
pistol which shot a 2z-rhiibeF bullet
Little Hafrrl was struck Wltbane 81
them behind the ear and he ls now
in critical condition. Detective
Phillips VIII this afternoon consult
the prosecuting attorney with vicw
90 HffsHtinF dealers who cell these
dnnEnruua Mnau-lHa 20 .hllHIau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
WHERE WOMAN'S PLACE is

themselves nut In counting roo-sp
and shops. No elri should neglect or
dlHdalu the education necessary a.
make her o. good housewife II 10
mnfs important - know hoR taknrad
bread and make q bed than IL h
20 know how t. play the piano or
paint lanaFcapeaz This T. import.
ant for the rich as well as fur the
poor for the wife snd mother who
does not know hos 20 90 these thinrr
does not know when they are donr
Alright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
GAS CASE
GOES UP
Quo Warranto Proceedings
Now In the Supreme
Court.

Judge Roll late this afternoon GER
tined 70 statement % facts on ap-
peal IN the quo warranto case Of the
Seattle Gas 4 Electric Co. The ease
viii now SO TO the supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
BICYCLES Stolen.

Three bicycles were reported miss
ing 10 the police this morning. W.
s. White lost u Rambler wheel. and
r. J Brooks lost a Fiery King ma
chine from in front Of the Model
laundry building near Lake linton
George Oleaou also lost n Fiery King
" heel from In front Of r. store Of
Second avenue last evening.
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70 the situation, however. and oct
ties the matter.
In the superior court not long
uEp.' he said. that word caused n
world % trouble. don't know
what it means. and / don't think
anyone else In this room does. n a
man called mo "a CRATER I would
not know whether Co knock him
down or To shake his hand. Let US
have the witness toll IN straight
English his know hedge Of this case 3"
fhlH was done. aud the hearing was
continued until this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
AN IRATE
HUSBAND
A. R. kennlg ChastIses Man
Who Attacked His Wife.

4. \ KenniR and J. T. Cooper
were both prisoners Ia the police
court this morning, charged with
nghtinR The ease. however diacloa-
"d serious state OF AFFAIRS. Coop
~ IL an old man. and had been
drinking considerably yesterday lie
came near the KenuiT residence, and
after frightening "a little girl ~ the
family, hu attempted go throw hin
arms about MrH kruuiR. who car
ried small ehIid She screamed
and Mr. kcnnlE came 10 her assist
nuce. Both men began throwing
rocks hut Cooper got the WafHt ~
u. lie WAS nned 81 by Judge George
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

A. long az the history - brave
deeds endnrrs. the names - Flor
enre Nightingale wiit live. The work
that noble woman Gid In the trench
80 during the Cfiuean war aaNet
lives which must have h~rn other
wise let. and started tho care far
the niFk and wounded which has
alure characterized all campaigns
when a testimonial ~ 100 0sa was
presented 20 her she devoted II Ia
the founding u the Nightingale
Home for the Training ~ Nurnss.
Ter stzt birthday occurred last
moufh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
". H. ISOM
ARRIVES HERE

". II. Tson. vice president II the
North American Trading a Trans
portation Co. arrived from Chicago
last night. and Is registered at the
Butler. This morning he went %
Ballard 10 inspect the river boat w.
". 1son. which was launched last
week. He win remain IA Seattle
several days. and Will while here.
look into future developments OF Pu-
set sound shipping interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
BRANNEN'S INQUEST

Coroner Hoyc this morning held an
inquest over the remains 81 James
lirauueu. the man who yesterday foil
from the roof 81 the Price building
tp the foot Of the elevator shaft. The
jury returned "a verdict that the man
died from the result - "a fractured
skull caused By q fall from a build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
FORBES Monument.

Popular subscriptions for a rnonu.
ment TO the memory OF Archibald
Forbes. the famous war correspond
cnt. have rolled up a large sum IN
London and q II expected that work
upon the memorial Will be started
this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

fHfEffai feffTHfseff 3rHer
CINCINNATI @. June 2i.-#.wo-
mans place Be- 81 home. hy the IRE
side" aid Rev. D. Morgan Wood
a. Plymouth church IN rho course a.
q sermon. To the young women
who are graduating nov. cay that
] hupe the time viii come. and come
soon. when the gates ~ th~ business
world eiIl he tightly closed aRHIuH'
women. They have n higher fant-
ton and mission In life than 70 seear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
SCHEDULE FOR
EXAMINATIONS

At a meeting ~ the civil service
commission this afternoon the fol-
lowing dates were nncd for eivil
ssrvfee examinations:
Police mRtrun. depot matron and
lahorers. June =.
Fire and police departments. July
g.
Claims agent. clerk and haliin OF
the municipal court, July 3
on account 81 scarcity e appli-
cauts. the examinations In the en-
cheering department and for watch
man Of the pesthuuHs. were deferred
until the fall series.
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REFUSED

ZEERusT. TranHvaal June ~
During Methuana recent march
from JArobsdaf Trmnsvahi. To THIS
place his advance was resisted hy n
B0er force AZ WeiEsbloom suruit
The Beers were driven on with a loss
% . killed a number Of prisoners
and a quantity az stores also we're
captured BY the British
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
Railroad Personals.

G. J. steenle. district freight and
passenger agent ~ the Southern Pa
rinc. e. In Port Angeles on business.
lie will be home tomorrow
A. ~ Calder. travelling passenger
agent ~ the Canadian Pacific left
last night.
a -. Charlton. assistant general
passenger agent ~ the Northern Pa
cino. IL In the city from Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
ADVANCING

LONDON. June ga Cape Town
dispatch says that Comma ndant
Fouchee. with two commanders. n
advancing into Cape Colony. All
British irregulars In the colony are
modified 10 oppose his advance.
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New Spokane Theaier.

=. " HouEhton, who drew the
plans for the new thentcr at spa-
kane. has gone 20 that city 90 super
intend the opening OF construction.
The building viii cost So. 600 and la
% be- completed by October /. when
~ viii be opened with Klaw & Er-
hangers Belle 81 New York"