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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-07
COURT HOUSE NOTES


Judge Tailman this morning made
an order changing the name % Per-
ley w. Chnppeil 20 Charles r..
Chance. The petitioner alleged that
his father had done nething for him
since he was nlne years OLD. and that
since that age he has been supported
by an aunt untl old enough "a shift
for himself. and that his father then
tried 90 collect hts wages. ON this
account he assumed the name which
has now been given him BY the
court
Mlnert r. Hagcr was admitted 20
citizenship b. Judge Tallman this
morning.
J. r. shepherd has filed an action
against =. l.. Bowman 10 recover
800 alleged 10 b. due as commission
on a real estate sale.
Albert Hammei has brought sui,
for divorce from Mary HRmmel on
the ground Of desertion.
The clerk Of che superior court this
morning received offio.al notice OF the
death % Charles Rontnlo in the aay-
lum az Stsliacoom on Oct I. and OF
the discharge as recovered 81 sam
Thorsen and Annie Void. from that
institution.
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The testimony IN behalf ~ the
plaintiff IN the case OF Wiamotrh
against the La Conner Trading n
Transportation Co and the seattle
4 Northern Railway CO.. was finally
concluded this morning before Judge
itell and the attorneys have been
arguing a molten for a non-Huit over
since.
Judge Bell granted a divorce this
afternoon 60 Andrew e. Gtddlnga
from Fanny T.. Giddinga
John y. AuRur has sued Daniel
Ctnnrr 60 recover Gt5AT8 on "A
promisrory note.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Tho following building permits
have been issued IN the Office % the
city engineer To Mrs Molly Roneu-
thai for two-story frame house on
Sixteenth avenue. 90 cost 1000. 10
Amos DHion for a two-atory frame
house a. sN1s Gilman avenue. 20 cost
is00. 90 Henry Moiand for ~ story
frame house on Fifteenth avenue. 20
cost Ei20o. 20 Mrs Mary y. Jones for
a two-story frame house al 1876
Thirty eighth avenue north. TO cost
1890. 90 y. p. Decatur. for n two
story frame houHe % isisM First ny-
euup. 20 cost $3.50
Mary Subeck TO ada one story 20
house ~ 1905 T. Pike street 70 cost
1900. 10 Frank Berger 10 build a ~
story addition at ilG Twelfth avenue
south. 20 cost t1f0. 70 4. W. Jarvis.
70 build n Prom cottage az eff Thir-
ty-second street. 70 cost 1900. 10 Al
fred hobbs. 70 build a history frame
house NJ 26ss Aloha street. 10 cost
800. 10 st. Gugelherger. 20 build ~
new front az 2ii First avenue south.
20 cost 400
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Greet MorthoTn

Overland FlyrF-feafs inr ~ Paul n m
Arrive from a. Paul .. m
Erpfsis spokane Leave sp a m. Arrive
~
Two trnlus whatcom. Mt vsrnon--Leavs "a
q m $40 q m. Affite II 10 a m nc n m
Express Hlaine, New Wcitmlnaisr- Leave q
. m Arrive $40 .. m.
-Four trains each eay between Seattle ana
Ffsrett aLeats 7 - A. m. I'm M. $40 u m
snd p m Arrive $50 a m. n 10 a. M. $40
% m nnd p. m.
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Travellers Railway Guide.
northern paolAe

ser,h Coast Iiuiis1- Tear. Tor ~ Paul q -
o n. AutFs hem ~ Paul q n.
Autntle Frrfsss Leave fdf ~ Paul Tas
m Arrive itum " raul : o N.
fiufilngi0a Overland Heafp f1r 81 Louis.
Kan<aa Cats. 10 q Arrive z . m
fhfae tialns each say tetwesn SEATTLE ard
Tgstiand- Leave m. T. n p m snd 80
. m. Arrive 7 . a N. 80 b m. and sls
4 m
Krpfss ollmpis and crsy's Hsrbor--fea,s
~ AriTt fM y. m.
Trpsasl Auth nind Leave tsre-p, aundsTi.
So M Arrive fsrcept Sunday. 80 % o.
Seven trains each var between seattle and
Tsocra-teatg 7 q. m. a. m. uQ o m.
ms r. NJ ~ p m, tI5 D n a. d m
sud 90 o On. Auiva = = M. "a a m.
iir m, tB . NJ. so .. m. y. m. aad
p n ~
rhfss trains daily between Seattle and spo.
tsro Leave 7 - m. IS p m aud % D m
Arrive a m, n On. ana D. m.
Frrfess eur1as ard Vhneaurtf A. U-Tssve
as a. ~ Arrive p 3. N.
Two traius snohcmish. Bofro. WnaiisY Leave
$50 m. so . -. Arrive n 10 q n. IN
" m
frpras fngapA naoqgGimas- Is&ss $50 n
NJ tsseep, SUNDAY. Arrife ii10 a. N. tstcopt
A..
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Mis- hunting Trips

Three years later Mr.. Roosevelt
gave 20 the public his Hunting
Trips u n Hanchman" This was
followed IN 1857 by The life 81
Thomas Hart 3entnn." IN the Amer
team Statesmen series, and "a year
later q similar work on gouvrrneur
Morris was given 60 the pfraa. Ills
next contribution was 90 the "Quea.
tons OF the Day series. with ''Es-
says on Practical Politics" Ia tRsg
he brought out "Hrnnch Life and
the Hunting TRAIT" Illustrated by
Frederic Remington.
Mr Rooaevclis work was now rot.
lowed aith critical attention by the
professional readers and by the gen
erni public with no less intereu'
when IN 1897 Mr. Roosevelt pub.
iished his first inHtnlnnnt ~ win.
ming Of the West. IN two volume.
the critics were ready % stamp him
substantial ana permanent force
IN American letters The third vol
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In Hotels.

Prominent late arrivals ~ the To-
cal hotels are the following
At the Butler. W. s. ucrdow. Port
land. J. - Thompson. Woodbury.. n
j.. Clarence T. MrKcnna ~ the chi.
cawo Symphony orchestra. John
Hale u Hale 4 Smith. contractors.
Portland. W. A. ward commission
merchant, Victoria. n G.. =. r.
Thompson. capitalist. Toronto, ont
W. s. Berdon. Insurance man Of
Portland.
AZ the Brunswick r. ". Robin
son. mayor 81 Mansfield. o.. accom-.
painted by y. ~. Michael. sell
known Alaskan miner. X. X. Iloien.
Everett business man. y. A. Brooks
acchs fiarbor. John Marshall and
..obert Anderson o. Extension. u.
&
~ the Stevens; Geo HDlcomb. Ev-
steit. w. 4. McKonner. uayvlew:
W a. Cutler. Tacoma. Edward Tsp.
fett. Vancouver, u. C.. II. 81. sar-
want, Tacoma.
AZ the Rainier Grand: Walter ].
shurz and Adam \. Collins. San
Francisco; 4. J. Burrus. indlanhp-
oils. p. q. Dorr. Victoria. J. IS.
Roach. IT. Wayne. J. H. Crook.
Eagle, Alaska. y. o. Hnnache. r. g.
ship Oregon. G. -. Martin and w. u.
Armstrong, Rochester. ~. Y.
~ the Dilier: y. ~. Rood ~ the
Seattle Tacoma fnisrurbnn Rail
road: r. NJ. Donueily. sedro- Woolloy
hotel man. 9. 9. Betting. Black Dia-
mond merchant, W. NJ. Hubert. Evs
erett iumberman. 2. ~. stackpOle,
Coupeville; u. r. Erwlne. Portland
fish merchant.
At the Northern. Y. W. Haywood.
Vancouver; J, ". Coo. Spokane.
John McVinn. Portland. H. NJ. SUIT
ton, Tacoma.
AZ the Seattle n. T., Wood. Ana
cortea: NJ q Muniey Portland. Jas.
s.. Espy. Honolulu. T.. ~. Bryan,
Olympia; W O. Witzel, Portland O..
n. Smith. snodualmle. n. y. Beech
er, Port Townsend.
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ONE SIDE OF the LIFE OF
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

The literary work 81 rrcai1ent
Roosevelt though widely read and
kvcuiy appreciated. has been lost
eight OF in the general caEtrncHn 10
give recognition TO the personal quail
Tiles OF tho man. His first book, Tho
Naval War " 1917" came out two
years after hiH graduation from
Harvard In 1850. Since that time
no has been a prolific writer ON many
topiea, but chiefly those dealing with
the strenuous HE Of the Western
plains. whore man hreathea and
Hlrcre az tho very heart of nature.
Few men. not 90 tho pfairics born.
know them nH intimately or respond
10 their over varying moods with the
same ardent enthusiasm. Mr tooHc-
welt makes no attempt at ornate de-
acrlption, hla thought ~ rounded nj
tho core aud comes straight 10 the
reader. free from all Yorh0sity. lite
treatment ~ Western life aud
thought has given "A greater impetus
90 tho now literature 81 the West
ihnu has been done by any other
writer IN recent years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-07
IN The COURTS

John II. Kinenar has sued sarah
Moses 20 recover from her 1867 ~
half the value Of a party wall.
Batllda Olsen has sued johanna
Ridgway 20 compel the payment III
a legacy Of $500.
Antonio Batto has sued the North
western Stone company for &fs65. on
account Of personal injuries.
n. HaIKfeld 4 Co. "a wisconsin
corporation. has brought suit ngniuut
the Northern Pacific Railway 90 Tor
1895 a. the value OF q cargo OF cot
fee lost IN the collapse ~ the White
Star dock.
John IT, McGraw. receiver OF the
Pacific Lumber r. Pipe CO.. has
sued T. =. Llppy and wife and u.
Horton for 1861 a. a balance due up
on materials furnished for build
ing.
Margaret Wheatman has seed for
a divorce from John y. Wheatmon.
charging John with d more than
platonic affection for ono Mary
Snchcr.
An Chung, n Chlnaman ordered do
ported By United States Commission
or Klefer. has appealed from tho
ruling 10 the Judge of the United
states district court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-07

ON SHORE
And SOUND

The Russian bark Fahrwahi Capt
Llndhrrr. has completed unloading
her cargo az the Oriental dock she
IL nov taking siiffcuing preparatory
20 toadinR wheat for Hamburg az
different Puget sound ports.
The steamer Coronado. Capt. Iohn-
son. arrived from San Francisco yes
tcrday. She had cargo ~ so tons
for Seattle ard other Puget Sound
ports. Her nineteen passengers are
as follows: y. Collins. W. Furnrr. J.
70 niEGa. Frank Willard. John VIII
Hams Nell Williams Mira Rhoda
Fox, Stella Young Amy stevens. g,
II flarput. Mrn Harpus. A. v. An
dcra0n. Fred Buchy. ,. a. Johnson.
r. $. Wernchlels. T. Pagan. p Davis.
Lester Carpenter. G. w clok.
The revenue launch Scout was In
port today. on business connected
with the customs office,
The collier Progrrsno. Capt. Park
.r. arrived IN port today. she came
without cargo, but will Load GOO tons
Of coal FOR san Francisco.
The Coronado. CAPT. johnson. nm
ished l1hdiuw today and vii leave
port tonight. ghc has 10 tons ~
coal for GrnyH uarbor. and about -
tons - merchandise FOE san Fran
cisco. From GFaYs Hafb0r the Cor
0nad0 viii take lumber % san Fran
cisco.
The steamer Rainier. Capt. Han
sen. left for Whatcum last night
she will take lumber from that port
for san Pedro.
The steamship Meteor. Capt. Ahia-
from. win nniah loading today and
leave tomorrow morning direct for
Honolulu. Ahe has a Cargo ~ 800
tons. made up principally % benr.
fertilizer. -four and grain The
Eureka. the third boat ~ this line.
ia expected to arrive In port tornor-
row
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We'll, Get Married

one remedy against indigestion o.
WDtrimauy A. ieaHt Tho lancet
tells ua thnt n Boz tine cclibato young
hnrrister The lonely curnte iu lpdg
inFH thn struggling bachelor Jour
naliat or business man or clerk who
suffers mort from premature dyHpep-
hin because ho cate alone. lie gem
orally reads during hig meals. which
Is bad or be reads directly h. hnH
bottled his food which iH iikcwipc bad
Obviously, therefore. mnfrimony iH u
bar 20 indigestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-07
WATER Will
Be SHUT OFF

In order to make necessary repairs
and certain connections IN thw water
system. water vii be shut OF IN the
following districts tomorrow morn
ing. az s. 30 O'Clock.
on Broadway from 18th avenue TO
Madison street. on 18th avenue from
Madison 20 Harrison streets. on 18th
avenue between Madison aud Marion
streets, and on Tenth avenue between
Madison ana Marion streess II ls
not known how many hnura u win
Be necessary 70 keep the water shut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-07
WAY OF The
TRANSGRESSOR

A. Ceroe and Jas. Kelly were ar
rested last night BY Officer Ryan for
fighting.
Harry Williamson, a well dressed
young man. was arrested BY Officer
Mcdonald last night for indecent ex-
posure.
Jack Ahefn. a teamster. was ar
rested by Of'cer Chapman last night
foF disorleriy conduct. Ahem, arm
"a with a pocket full Of stones. was
isn't On breaking up a labor meeting
heid On Occidental avenue.
a. kohn and Peter D0ian were ar
rested BY Officer Ryan early this
morning for lighting.
- ssnas. Butler was arrested By On
Ssp'f Tom Bsyan this morning on sus-
picion
Wiidam joiner, o. Whatcom, was
robbed q his watch IN the opera "a =
loon last night.
n wallace was robsd Of sss IN n
Ienoerioin saloon last nfghf. Both
Gases wera rsporssl as So .,.,tiee ;.
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lasasory May Quinn

Mrs Mary Quinn. the mother of
tAe $50 boys recently arrested In the
fkisa Avenue theater for carrying
tnaesAsed weapons, was arrested BY
c.rcsr Tom Bevan last night. on sus-
fxscn of having robbed man %
II. FOR reasons known 70 himself.
ne man refused % prosecute, and
rfx Quinn VII be held as a vagrant.
teas. Butler. 8 man with whom she
B alleged 20 live. Il also arrested on
tne same charge,
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lWQr
cor lr
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
AfCEtfTTN1

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the first
annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Washington on Investment
Of Seattle, Washington. win De
held. according 10 the state laws
and the bylaws OF the company,
az 1880 o'clock IN the evening %
Wednesday. the 9Th day OF Novem-
bor A. ID, 1904. at the company's
office in Room BIS IN New York
block ia the city ~ Seattle IN the
county Of King ana state Of
Washington, for the election OF
seven trustees az provided by law
and for the transaction Of such
other business as may lawfully
come before such meeting. Ry
order OF the board OF trustees.
IT. Z. MCGUIRE.
President Of the Washington OH In
voatment Go OF Seattle, Wash.
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MORE WEDDINGS

The following marriage licenses
were granted today. Hiram v. stew.
ems, aged q. and Edna ~. PoArcs. Ia
both % Seattle. Geo. q Ftttrrley.
aged "A. OF stones Landing. and
Rose Farrow. 20. Of Auburn. r. J.
Horne. aged AZ. and Edna Errhart,
Is. both 81 Seattle. Victor James
Cnpron. aged "a. of Roche Harbor.
and Fanny Valentine Kirk. q. OF
Kirkland. Clifford 8 Mnhle. aged %,
Of Everett. and Ella r.. C0mber. 81.
q Seiklrk. Manitoba. Walter "
Craig. aged n. % Buckley. and Ellz-
aheth Margaret Mcdaniel, IS, Of
Ballard
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a 81 EDITION
q O'Clock


.,,,xarnN. y. c.. Oct. H.
VAs.a,''H, s.sssveit this afternoon
frssas.a' ,.nSt daring action In the
~ ~ ss.,srv ~ hts administration
- p's..an,e,i Thomas G0odc Jones
rs y IA me northern and middle
~ q Alabama. loncs ts a iite-
- pssnccrat I'm r.,,.,,,,
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est sMs
,',aioinlas
IS from
desirable
sewer
pa walks
wing la
Das.
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YOUNG Aoodlums Aaaln

James Barr was sent % Far0Wil' 3
grocery on Twenty second avenue
south and Dearborn street. with n
pockethook containing ge 20 nar-
chase some apples lie bought the
apples ana was proceeding home.
when h. was set up0n by come
hpadiumn. Hgme ~ whom are Wrii
known IN the nrighbdrhond. and the
poo textbook taken from him. The nD-
lice were called. but before the nrriv-
81 Of the af7crr the roekethuok was
returned % the boys home. shr
young tousha having evidently be-
come frightened az the audaeity and
possible consequences 81 their rH-
eaphds.
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MORTALITY RECORD

Leon sease. aged years. died al
local hospital this morning. The
body is at Bonney n Stewards
NJ. II Mills. aged 45 years. died At
a local hospital last night Mr. Mills
was a resident OF Sultan. Wash. and
the body will be shipped there by
Bouney & Stewart
Mrs. Ellen McSorley. aged 70 years.
died az 1905 Washington street. yes
terday.
The funeral Of Arthur Burge was
held from Bonney e. Stewards par
Tors at O'Clock this afternoon. In
torment was IN Lake View cemetery.
The funerai 81 Mrs Mary HasT
was held from the family residence
zee Twenty-eighth avenue. al 2
O'clock fhla aflnrnnnn
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hrlng n storm OF protests about the
presidents ears from the Southern
Republicans.
Tho president said this morning. IN
talking e. Alabama congressman Of
the appointment that he Intended
60 appoint tn Office the best men IA
the South, no matter whether they
are Republicans or Democrats,
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Accused Of Stealing Butter

Edward Friro. alias Dryer, was
this morning nnod so and costs hy
Justice Cam for petit larceny and
committed 10 San. Frieo f. accused
hy Private Detective Ryan 81 the
Great Northern Railway Co. with
stealing a case ~ butter from the
company sheds az wellington.
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MINISTERS MEET

The Seattle Ministerial association
was in session at the Y. NJ. @. A.
this morning. n r. the first meeting
Of the regular fall series. From notv
on meetings will be held reguiarlv
every other Monday morning. begin
ming at 1920. The principal feature
% today'g meeting was paper on
THE Personal Factor iu Preaching. "
read BY Rev. r. r. Rovelle.
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Violated Game Laws

Tnree game law violators were
rsed and convicted before Justice
Cam this morning. OR. Magnes,
who was arrested at Rent1n yestsr-
day for shooting song birds, was I'm
al d and costs. upon conviction.
l.. II. and r. W stetson we're each
fned $50 for hunting without gun
Iceuae@
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KILLED BY
STREETCAR

TACOMA. Oct. 7.--Motorman II.
Dickinson. aged q. was killed yes
terday on the Point Defiance line.
His car jumped the track while go
ing AT a high rate ~ speed. tore
across the street and brought up
against n telegraph pole.
The shock u the collision threw
dickinson from the front platform.
and the car In "bucking." caught
him under the forward truck ana
crushed him 20 death. Dickinson
was a single man.
Conductor Aiming was knocked
from the rear platform and rendered
senseless. He was not seriously in
jured. however.
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SKAGWAY
SAILINCS

There wifi be two skngway saillngs
tonight. The Farallon. Capt. Nord.
VIII got away at o'clock She has
fun cargo 81 general merchandise,
n planning mnchlno and two boilers
nre part ~ her freight. They are be-
ing sent as additions 10 saw min
NJ WranKel The steamer VIII have
about i5 passengers going mostly to
Wrangel.
The Charles Nelson. Capt Schage,
VIII not get away until midnight.
She win have a general cargo aRgre-
eating 1900 tons The Nelson VIII
carry no passengers AZ q portion Of
her freight consists OF explosives.
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S. A. G..
Supt.A Adams Returns Winter
Glasses viii Begin Next
Monday

a. !. Adams. superintendent Of the
Seattle Athletic club. haa Juat rr-
turned from a six weeks trip Ia the
East. lie states that outdoor work
has been practically abandoned by
almost ali - the leading clubs. on
49, cunt n the Professionalism that
Il bound e. creep IN Indoor wurk
viii this year be the feature 81 the
local cinb'H work Tho winter rlhHN.
- VIA be made up and started 20
work week from today.
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Plumber Recovered

u n. Upper reported 60 the police
today that "a portion Of "a silver Arr
vice stolen from BIS rvaifcnco on
Bellevue avenue several days ego.
had been found IN some hnnhea near
his house last night
The residence - Mrs. oliver. who
lives on Bellevue avenue. WIS also
entered last night. bot nothing taxi
en-. The houHr was rmnhackea.
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dent occurred M o'clock while thr
lit,it boy was playing 500 the yard.
Tho horse WHH considered quiet Hu1
the child must have been playing nt
ita heels and have toasrd re- Dr
I0yc attended the child and Hayn
that h. Wug recover. The Htull lr
but death b. not fcurrd
uniraa brain fever sets in.
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GAN OPERATE
0NSnORTLINE

SAN FRANCISCO, oct, THE
federal court u appeals today afiirm-
ed the Judgment % the lower court
in the case of the Oregon Short Line
CO. vs.. Postal Telegraph Co. civ.
Ing the latter the right 70 construct
ana operate a telegraph line over the
short Line right-ot-way through ID
aha
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For a Central Park

The special chamber % commerce
committee which has IN charge tho
proposition Tor a centrally located
park. win meet az tho chamber to-
morrow afternoon 70 consider a tract
81 ground between Eighth and Tenth
aAanmna and Aanana AM IlIhn atrr.fa
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DANGEROUS

TAMPA. Fla. Oct There L. a
great deal Of uneasiness here among
sssiness men over she present dan
rtrpps situation due to the cigar
makers strike. All street parades
have been suppressed and the city is
guarded nlsht and day to prevent In
sendlartxrr
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WALLA WALLA
FROM FRISCO

The steamship Walia Walla. Cant
Hal. arrived from San Franci5co Isei
night She had a load Of f62 uas-
hengers and Pits tons Of freight sev-
snty-four Of her passengers and fiG6
IONS Of her freight we're for Seattle.
" me remaining. Is people were des-
uned for Victoria. seven for Alaaka
w Tor Port Townsend, two for Ev-
sfst| aud three for Tacoma.
me steamship City Of Puebia. Can
taln Jensen, sailed for San Fran
Go last night with 200 passenger
80 aDoutls0 tons of freight Tho
,a,lsr included a big shipment ~
snalLoon and several hundred tons ~
British Columbia ore. ''''' VI
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WORK

Iaa. Dunn. who this morning as
sisted Ia holding up two men la the
heart "a ths city. pleaded guilty %
highway robbery In Justice Cams
court and wns bound over 20 The
nuneFt0F court
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George w, Cave. the ex-police Of.
ficer who was committed Go jaii FOR
refusing Co pay nllmony 20 his d.
vorced wife. and has been out pend
Ing Rn appeal Co the supreme court.
was ro-hrrcHted Saturday. the APP
pellntc body having held the ruling
of the superior court 90 be right.
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Civil Service Commissioners

The regular monthly session Of tho
civil service commission VIII be held
In the HeCrctary's Office this evening
The usual routine business will be
hefnrn IL
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Adams Arson Case

Rev. W. j. Adams. the Green lake
minister charged with arson, was arr
raigned before Judge Griffin Satur-
day ana pleaded not guilty. His trial
was set FOR October "a. Adams rs
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Kicked BY a Horse

John HOLMES. a three year old boy.
wnh kicked on tho temple by n horse
yesterday afternoon at Auburn. and
may b. fatally injured. Tho acct
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Cleaned Out Saloon

Charles Nelson. a sailor, was ar
rested By Officers Lane and Adama
this afternoon Tor disorderly conduct
Nelson when arrested had cleaned
out a saloon on Washington street.
and was tn full control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-07
7. N. c. A. NOTES.

There was a Bible study rally AZ
Tie 7. VI. G. A. yesterday afternoon.
Rev. B. H. Lingenfelter spoke on
Methods % Bible study" and Prof.
0. s Jones' on Value Of Bible
Study w. T. Elweli sang a special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-07
chsrgsa cruei,v

Margaret WheatmAn brought suit
GA Saturday for divorce from John
l.. Wheatman. alleging extreme
cruelty. Whoatmnn IL the owner ~
the Washington Iron Works. Her
attorney obtained a restraining or
der 70 prevent him from diaposlnR Of
his property.
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Judge iloll granted two divorces
Saturday. Amelia steiner from John
Strinrri Alice uilchrirt from David
Glghrist.
Ettn II, Alexander was on Rntur-
day divorced from aylvnnua II. Alex
andor by Judge Grlnln.
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To Build on Fifth Avenue

W. II. Shepherd was today issued
q permit 10 build two tWo-gtory
frame dwellings at 1924 ana 1920 Fifth
avenue, the two TO cost $4,000.