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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
GAME COCK
GOT DRUNK
He Was So Full OF Beer He
Could Not Walk.

Rollin A. Case. n clerk In the office
- city Comptroller Paul has a very
Hne Plymouth Roek rooster which
has whipped eNerythiug for blocks
around. MI. case thought he would
Increase the ashtug power of his
bird by feeding him a mixture OF
shlp-atun. meal and beer. The plan
was accomplished the fowl devgur-
tug sumething Ike quart 81 the
mixture. Last HlEhg Mr.. case In
Vitsd his friend. Edwin James. over
u see the fun Another game cock
Vas placed in a SORT uf pit with the
one " no had eaten the now mixture.
To the amusement 90 Mr.. case and
Ar James. the cock suon began 70
reel Ills legs warped together. his
head hung low. his comb turned
black and be- few moments he
walked Ike a dead -liuc" sat. The
sober rooster VAS turned loose on his
antagonist ana made every effort Ia
the world tn start light but there
Was uo hghg left in the former game
fowl lie made M effort TO defend
himself and had not the sober fowl
been called OF. the other one would
have been killed.
Mr. Case and M James declare
that n drunken rooster Il q whole
circus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
CAN'T GET
HER CREW
Steamship Hyades Is TaboOed
by Waterfront Federation

The HE steamship Ilyadea De hay-
inE trouble in getting crew The
iyade# n under charter 10 Fauk
Wbiefhauae s. Co. a. carry coal Go
San Francisco. She Ms scheduled
90 Fail from this port IN Oyster bny
yesterday There che Waa - take Il
fuli cargo ~ coal r1r san Francisco
local union nremea refused tu ship.
uH tho know when the ship reached
Frleea that 10 would be tied up nni
they would bo callsd upon 90 lcay
her bY the Frisco union. They we've
supported In their refusal bs the lo.
cal water FRONT federation which
Wishes o. mako the frisco ur.up
complete II coal cen be kept away
from Frisco u viii greatly aid ths
HttikefH
Yesterday an advertisements was
placed IN a local paper bY the cap
tain. calling for men. II Go noon
today only two had answered th.
call. Tho HyadrH has already been
tied up Ia this harbaf a month ua
account af ihe FRISCO strike. aui her
tlv-up VII he indefinitely prolonged
unless nha can obtain q crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
BIDS 10 Be Opened

- ( O'Clock this afternoon tn
board - public works wtll open bids
N the following street improve
meuta Mhcadsmiaing East Madison
street from Madison street bridge 10
Laurel Shade avenue. cement side.
walks on Harvard avenue and HHra
ward avenue north from East Pine
70 East Roy. cement sidewalks on
Thirteenth avenue north from East
Thomas t1 north Tine 81 r. PoutIua
add. aud East Republican street
from Thirteenth 70 Fourteenth ave.
nue. north cement sidewalks on Fast
Republican street from Sorth broad
way e. noyleston avenue ana Boyles-
ton avenue from the south line or
ranflua' addition 20 last Roy street.
Street Improvement bids To- be op-
fnsd Saturday are as follows: Wa
ter main on Belmont avenue north
from Wast Roy street TO Iakcvlew
avenue piAnkinR battery street
from First avenue to Third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
SHRIEKED
Unusual Scene In AIimony
Proceedings This Morning.

spfne excitement Vas caused IN
Judge Emory's eouft this morning
during the hearing q a motion for
slinony tn the case of l. I. Johnston
against Walter L, Johnston. The de-
PENDANT IN the divorce case brought
a number ~ anidavlts which were
very darogatory u his wifc's char
aetxr. II was while one % these
which accused her q frequently sa-
laoas. that she made vicious plunge
at her husband IS he sat In the
courtroom. She shrlsked You WI
LAIN and made running jump for
rs hair. but the hailin was soon
aroused by the unusual occurrence.
aua succeeded In suhdulng the NO
uian-
This same divorce case has already
caused several sensations. Ms.
Johnston says her husband Is PCS
ssssgd o. about s5a.e9a. and i seek
ing her share Ok that amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
TROLLING FOR
THE SALMON
This Sport Has Begun in Sound
Waters About Seattle

IRE sp0rtive salmon has begun his
annual tour OF the waters Of Puget
sound. Some varieties have come
and gone already. but the best fish
have not yet made their appearance.
The Jack salmon are running well
out near the lighthouse beyond
Magnolia biuT Several parties have
been trolling for this garuy fish and
On last Sunday some beauties were
Ian-ed.
Mr.. W. J. Boutwell,, u the Pacific
Net and TWine Co. caught n Jack
raimon On Sunday weighing IS Tbs.
hr. Bgthwsii used n heavy line and
siuker with what s called the TIA
coma bait wh.ch q a double spoon
trolling hook.
II rod and reel are used 4, n not
Necessary 70 troll mere than sixty
feet u lins.
one trolling party caught n flne
fatn0n last sunday. varying in
weight fror 10 g pounds. and many
salmon trout were also taken.
The finest nsh that visits the
Sound = the Fliveralde. They be-
KIN their pilgrimage here about The
trst u September They are easily
taken with the hook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
Charleston Notes

People OF CharlcHtown are maklnF
"a great effort "a induce the nas8eu
scr steamer t. lay over night there
instead OF Sidney,
The city council have granted a
franchise for Watcr works aud %
tank VIII be placed at the wharf fne
thv accommodation of the steamer,
Mr. Crank tho landlord Of the An
drrsou, the naval hotel, has plan,
for IN" erection 81 "a ,ommudlapa ho-
Col ON the hun overlooking the has
aud tu enable officers and their fam.
Hes on the h8ttlsshlua ta Hud suitable
quarters during their stay
tAirt Engineer MpGce. of the Paw
tucknt. and family. have been camp
ms un Nuahuu island.
The Nipsle has lately been com.
mlssloncd as receiving ship a the
navy yard. and an nrWiy enlisted
men in this district viii b. CARED fut
on The Nipaiv instead Of sending
them 60 Mare island ua formerly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20

NJ +. naekus q the Washington
National bank. said this morning =
arm personally satisfied with the site
selected for the new federal build
ing. IL might have been better. how
ever. Tor general business Interests
20 have the structure nearer ! sIer
way. All things considered I am -
the opinion that IN visW - the elty'r
growth toward th~ north a better
location could not have been found
az this time"
u. V. spencer - the Canadian
Bank ~ commsrcr. said that he be-
llcycd the site had been selected i'm
partially and as Artshitsct Taylor
thought. for the best interest q the
city sim, In his Judgment. The ues
federal building would have been
more centrally located near Yenier
way.
Herman Chaplin ~ the Boston Ma
tlonal hank. said that the decision
vas such a surprise % him that ~
dif not feel Justified iu Fivinz an
opinion. lie would have preferred a
site near Columbia street.
y. N. fnffmsr. cashier u the Der
ter Horton Banking CO.. said that b.
Was glad the matter had been AZ last
decided FROM a personal view
point he waa pleased with the joca-
ton selected. Tie thnuEht. hoseve
that the eltyss business interests gen
orally would be better aubaerYsd by
having n building - such import
auce nearer the wholesale and bust
ness districts
The foregoing bankers recently
signed telegram which was sent 90
the secretary 81 the treasury With O.
view g. guard against any iotbYing
that might b. undertaken in respect
20 any particular site. Thaae fen
tlemen sald today that when the tsls-
gram was sent they favored no par
ticuiar location. but desired "a have
the decision made freely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
GOV. ROGERS MEETS
NORDS TROM'S FRIENDS


The Swedish delegation that start
81 yesterday morning Tor Olympia
70 confer with Governor Rogers In
behalf Of Chas. Noristrom. vac IN
successful in It's EFFORTS to obtain ex-
ccufive ciemency. m delegation
gained an audience with Gov. Rog-
trs yesterday morning IN the Ia
coma hotel. Tickets we're secured
Ger olympia. but upon arriving IN
Tacoma. the party learned % the
governors presence in that city.
The delegation urged u upon the
chief magistrate that their doomed
eouutryman IL insane and asked thar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
HEARING OF
BLIND PIC"

Q. y. Bartholomew. Charles Ray.
Alice Gibson and James Harriott, the
proprietOrs o. the Illegal liquor sell
Ing establishments at the Lake
Washington parks and at Green
lake. were brought before Judge
George o. the police court this after
noon on the charge ~ selling liquor
without "a license. Some of the best
legal talent ~ the city has been re-
tanned BY tie defendants and a
strong fight Il being made.
One man. william 8teneu. has TAX
en- an appeal from the ruling u
Judge George IN finding him guilty
end the case viii be taken % the SUI
Heriyr court Tor trial
Since the order 20 close all lake re-
sorts he has never closed his place
Of business and liquor iH obt8iHable
At the Madison Park pavilion today
the same az Il vas two months ago.
The only difference IL that now II Is
ueceasary 20 purchase sandwich.
Tho cases against Joseph Harriott
ana Charles Ray were continued
one Wrok Alice ellison WIS fined
$40 and q. r. Bartholomew wua
fined l25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
SHOT DOWN

TACOMA. Aug. a0.-Two unknown
hiRhwaymeu shortly after midnight
last night. shot Charles Hergh
through the abdomen. II ls thought
that the victim viii die After tn
shooting ~ BerRh the two assailaufs
made their escape In the darkness.
not even waiting TO rob the pros
trata man.
Bergh was walking 70 hls horne IN
the East addition when two men
suddenly spranR upon him from be-
hind a clump q bushes and roughly
ordered him 70 throw up his hands
BerRh's fear got the better ~ him.
and instead 81 oheying, he started t.
tun away. II was then that tbs
Iiuhwayrnen shot him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20

FOR gas and electric fixtures. XII
bourne 4 Clark Co. si5 second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
Sunday Nlnhl Fire

Tho Ore department was called out
az 800 O'Clock last evening 10 sxtin-
Eulsh a hlaHe IN barn owred by
W, Winsoe Al Nluth avenue aud Trt-
rs avenue near Lake Union when
the department ARRIVED flames were
issuing from the roof OF the atruc-
furc. A chemical stream 5000
brought the tire under control. The
damage II about ti0o Il r. n0t
known Just how the grs started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
HONOLULU
BANANAS
First OF This Fruit TO Arrive
In Local Market

several carloads 81 California
fruit arrived on the avenue late yea.
lafbHy afternoon.
Some Honolulu bananas were re-
esIYed ltht might h. j. w. Goodwin a
20. These ate tire urHt that have
been un the market for some Time.
They arr frIiiuE ~ $500.
Local ffuIt In coming Toe fairly vel
The supply of berries iH unable 20
exceed the demand and theF remain
the same HH quoted Tor the past
week
There is no change in butter and
eggs
other quotations remain eHHsufI=
ally az quoted yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
Navy Yard Changes

Dr. Van Wederklnd Or awaiting sen
orders. and n. Dunbar. late IF Mare
Island, has arrived 20 relieve him
Fleet faymaHter sullivan arrived
Saturday evening. accompanied by
his family. which has been stopping
at the Hotel Tacoma They viii re-
side at the Hotel Sidney during
their stay at Hremcrtou yards.
Paymaster Cunningham. late Of
the Iowa, has been transferred 10
the cruiser Philadelphia.
The Dauutlesa tho Inland FLYER
and Athiau have discontinued stop
ping at Sidney on account ~ ~.
high wharfage charges. These boats
formerly purchased their fuel from
the whar1uRar and now that thov
have made other arrangements f1f
fuel. the wharf tariff haH been fui.
"a. 10 the eject that tho mosquito
feet has atde-tracked Sidney az tho
rnHulF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
MINERS STRIKE

The strike fever has reached Al.
pska. a ulun city all tbs mincra
IN the main creeks have struck
They want SO "a day and board
Themselves. ar $50 "A daY aud board
They have been receiving g. e. dag
and board The mlne owners de.
aEree. Some ar, willing - make the
change ani others ars not willing
As Haau as new miners reach thr
town they Hre persuaded mot fo go
Co werk. except 90 the ueW schedule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20

M,sORLEY g. HENDERSON. har.
ness and saddlcry. 2l2 Occidental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20

his sentence Be- eommuted 20 life I'm
pr.sonmeut.
Gov. Rogers would not hear . this
however. and stated that II Sofd
strom vas sane AZ the time q the
commission % the crime. his mental
condition az present would not al
feet the carrying cut ~ the exeeu
ton as FAR a. Be. the governor. vas
concerned
Following T. a complete list 81
those who made " the delegation
?. q. Fax. pastor q the swedish
Methodist church. John Arneii. swan
Lewis. NJ. s. Larson. pastor Of the
swedish Evangelical church. - ..
Carlson, editor q the Vestra Poaterr,
and r. l. jacobson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
INDIAN DAY
az Eiks Carnival. and Odd
Things Are Happening.

TACOMA. Aug so.-Thia "a indian
day at the f.iks' carnival The pro-
frame Includes races. a ghost dance
and an Indian barbecue. The az.
tendance holds up Well the city be-
ing thfsngea daily by thousands %
strangers Everything il moving N
as planned and without hitch
Tomorrow viii BE- given ap e. Brit
ish Columbia. thg druggists and the
master plumbers Thursday ia Seat.
ne daY. and arrangements have been
made q the end that this shall he
one n the biggest features % the
carnival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
is IT MURDER ?.
Report From Nome Tells OF Two
Dead Bodies Found

what may have been murder has
been discovered noar cane Derby. 4
mau named Frank Saunders came
into Nowc with the report OF hat ms
Ha4nd The bodies Of two men. The
aHe found near Capc Derby WIS Is
tug nude ON the beach. Wild anl-
mails had eaten the boIy until Identta
HsttIou was impossible. The hndY q.
a L 5. telegraph iine1nau was found
near lnalakHk ktr hal Heea
drowned In the river vr that name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
TELLER DESERTED

The city Of Teller. Alaska. Or desert
Cd. This b. the word brought down
On the tuE Wallowa, which left there
Aug. q. The entire population has
left town Tor the mines Tho Blue
stone and Kougarok creeks are the
chief attractions.
The wallowa towed tho bark shl.-
Les to Nome, This big ship is stii
in that hnrbor and will likely rcmaia
there az her owners intend 10 dis.
mantle her She has done good ser
Vice. however. aa ahe took 1900 head
of cattle 20 Nome In good order. be-
sides several hundred tons of freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
A PIKE STREET FIRE

Tho timely arrival Of the nrr de
uurtmaut last evening probably SAY
Cd the drYru1da store ~ e. a.. Mile
ut ga pike street from destruction
4 feW miuutgH before B o'clock lnat
evening the tissue paper trimming
ever gas SET la tbs window or the
atata ignited, and In few arcouda
the whole window vas IL mass af
numt Tho alarm Ms aiysn and 8
company OF the ore department naan
tsaIaHdrd A hand grenade soon "a
unsulshrd tho DANES and prevented
the spread of the nfe. The loss viii
not exceed $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20

eThe ely or New Yorlg drew an
other crowded house at the Thiut
Avenue the1ter lat night Tho cbar
ueter II tho play Is above the aver
aa= 81 anything seen In lts CluHH On
a Seattle stage. Persons say that
The stirring situations are intense
aud the manner In which the com
p1nY handles them i clever The
verdict Del There rs good show an
thIa week ut ltuHHeil a prrWH ur-
Iu1n IMrNIn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20

Express NneduVet aud overland Law
- u m. Arrive h.ao O.. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
His Fish Were Stolen

when Capt Iaubaehar and the
day men AZ police headquarters came
on duty this morning theY discover
Cd that a personal report ~ rob
berry had been made in regulation
form b. Night clerk Walter Enaaun
SIR. Eanaon had been fishing and was
lucky enough 90 secure three larRa
salmon traI. lic brought them o.
hcadquafis5s and there before the
,nylous chances ~ his brother ON
GERS. told his fish stories. Last even
Ing the nab mysterImuly disappeared
and II was not untu after long
and dlaRent search by 0mecr stow
art they were found hidden away In
the basement Of the jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
Rich Strikes at Rampant

Rich strikes have been made a.
Rampant one claim owned by g..
p. Allen was considered worth moro
than S25.01o - its owner as he refuE-
cd an oner Il that amount Pans aa
high a. g. are common on the Rhode
Island creek. In Glenn FuIeh man
named Dillon took ont t7z in few
hours. n was all fine gold. The larg-
est piece being worth to. Ken
lucky creek + showing up well and
has all been ataked out All tho
pr0spcctors on eileen gulch have o.
summers outfit packed - as - be
ready at moments notice t. 90 10
scene 81 new excitement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
Mortality Record

Katherine Murray aged =. died
at atl Howell street yesterday. shr
Is the daughter 81 BERNARD Y Muir
ray The body g az Houney a stew
arts private patlors.
Hesslr shook AGED two years died
az Firm avenue aud Madison street
last evening The body is Al Bon
ney A stewards
The funeral 81 Katherine Murray.
who died At 81 Howell street Yeater-
day. was held from ~ Marks t.pia-
cnpal church at 2 o'clock this after
noon. intermeut was az Lake View
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
SEND mE BACK.

TACOMA. Aus - "a Murphy. %
roldler Who claims thar ha deserted
from the United States army pust
az san Eraucisca. has surrendered
himself here and requested tho au
thoritlea q send him back % San
Francisco 10 face trial for drarrtlan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
NEARLY DROWN ED

That 70 o. dangerous Tor chldrea
IN play about ihe bottom of the to
haEFHn chute at Iesfhl bathing
beach WAS erempiiHed sunday uf5s
ernean Mabel English the is.Year-
old daughter ~ Ma Irene English.
II Pantius avenue nearly lost hsf
life through yeutufiuK out beside the
chute
Tha little gifl white playing AMI
Watching the bafheta. feit ln 90 feet
~ Water Hrr fail aaH rfru hy J.
\. Haftwick and other young meH
bathefs. and her rescue in drown.
ing condition followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
BADLY HURT

EVERETT. AuF. 20 Arthur pal.
aer ~ seattle. and Walter nanae -
Enohomish. two bridge Workmen.
we're badly Injured yesterday in a
snash-up on the Seattle a Tnierna
tioual division II the Northern Pa
etuc as snnhamiah A northbound
freight coliided with a construction
train standing on trestlc Engines
end cars were demolished and the
fNo workmen mentioned were thrown
from the bridge a distance ~ IS feet
Later in the day they were sent q
Seattle Tor surgical care.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
DRUGGISTS

TACOMA. Aug 20-The second
day session Of the twelfth annual
convention Of the Washington state
Pharmaceutical association ia being
held here today. The closing sss-
aIona viii Re held tomorrow. The
attendance Is made up ~ 50 drug
RlstH from various parts. 81 the state.
Dr. J. W Macarthur has been elect.
ID president for the ensuing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
JoBBlRG QUOTATIONS.
CONNECTED DALY5


Nfnun tFuth.
Lemons 3fuoHGn0 r. box. lines
s5us per ease. cooking apulaH. lllu
900 eating apples 81 $4,000. Val
euela orHnEeH. ztguua.00. bananas.
s. coos ou. olives s1asss. per gallon.
grape fruit. s. gaaz a1. plneapples.
g apHa lO Per dor i1fh peaches. 3H1
81 CO., cHntuI9upsa zaH $50 per box
raapbnffIrs SaHa#gaa bInrkbstrieA.
81 zlui tn pears g. 90 water melons.
s. $4,000. pluma lbruii.eo.
tsgatsbtsa
Potatoes IS sga 80 90 per ton heela
81 90 per sack. carrots. uUi2a per
aaek. lettuce. lee per dozen tufnIua.
H1u sc. Fariie. g. cabbage. 81 sea-
peppers i4HIH# hurAa. 1se. col
cry. lor pr dozen sweet pafas
taea. 81 etaissz chill peppers.
Soc per 10. Hauer kmut. a04e.
native head lettuce I5c Ter dos
dried ngH cartons. Coo. fancy. fnr.
imported. lse tomatoes. Cu55e eaae.
dates au6r ~. rndiahea i0r per dog
parsley. eaU &C.. h8thou.e rucumbera
IsH poe doEeu onions. gi1s per 80. +.
eaullHower. saea 81 - paranipa. 81 -.
local srrcn corn. ttzs8i.5 90 per sack.
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef. C. 10. steer
beef. De- per a.. mutton. wrther. iHaes
ewes. ir. pork. sisuac per n. veal.
large. &c.. HmaI. a4i0c.
Provisions Hams, large i1o:
hams. ANAL. 10 t1Ac. breakfast
bacon. lfWtAAe dry. Halted clear
backs attc bellies Ioc.
Butter. Chssts. tEEs ana PouItrY
Butter Washington crsamsrtss.
and ElEiu. 9ecs fresh ranch. laUf4n
cheese Native Washington. tull
cream. l2BtzAe. Eastern. &ew York.
ffulsc. Wisconsin. itc. California
iuM4iih Houuefurt. tic. Edam
tlto11i2eo pc case. New York
Ituisc. t4mbufErf, ifai7o. brick
itdl1r. EuiHH Isolde.
EEgu - strictly fresh ranch. zae.
Eastern. 1859
Poultry Chickens. live. iidtae.
eutkH, i2'ac. turkeys, i7c.
Corrected Daily - The following
uricra are being offered 20 the PRO
fueeF On round lafH on she dock or IN
the car 90 Seattle
Grain uaIa. 30 %. barley
30 o.. wheat. chicken feed. - %.
rnfns 81 ~ I=sF 1aa ne. bran. ttsaa.
Has Puget sound. PER tnn. ti2n0
Eastern Washington timothy. NeH
l.. alfalfa. tliMt2
Butter Fresh ranch. i3Hitc. un.
tive creamery. @e0z5r.
Native Washington. ftc.
EEKH Strictly fresh ranch. 10
&c Ter dos
Poultry Chickens. live. i9r. ducks
11u12r.
Live stock ~ Cows. aisc. steers
80. calves. gisdfAc: sheep. &c.
hogs. suaar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
ROTTEN FISH

Superintendent Of streets Little
yesterday prevented one 81 the trans
Ter companies from dumping 7)U
barrels ~ spoiled FISH Into the bay
al the foot Of Connecticut street
which 81 used az q dump for Rnr-
baRe. The fish were being hauled 10
the place when superintendent Lit
tie got word Of H. he at once sent
ain inspector ~ the scene and for
babe any dumping intp tho by. a
huge FIRE WAS built and the dah de-
str0yed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
$4,000 Improvement

The Pacific Coast 60. took out per
mlfa to-day for the erection ~ two
WharFeH and two warehouses on
Railroad avenue between Hcrlcr way
and Maiu street the total cost Of
them tu be So ca One wharf aud
warehouse viii be- completed IN -
days the other IN t2a days The fret
wharf VIII b. stxtlQ feet and the 9TH
~ l.lNln1 foot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
Sailing Of the Warren

The transport Warren. which O.
row Ht Tacoma. o. aheauiad Co Hau
Tor sau Francisco tomorrow. She
viii take cargo frem Frisco o.
Manila. The Seward u repaired and
viii leave fpF Alaska ga ThursIay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
FEDERAL COURT.

Two judgments. one for fitatts
and the other for ti0t2.3o. secured IN
1885 BY Louis Church against r. h
sumner, were satisfied In the fc6er-
al court today.
The libel suit % A. 8. Nolan against
the steamer Dauutless for $751; for
repairs. was settled this afternoon
and dismissed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
LAST EDITION.
q u'cinuk.
THE FARALLON
FROM SKAGWAY
Brinus Down the Balance Of the
Islanders Passengers

steamer Fararoa. Alaska steam
shin -. arrived ron Skaewoy tAfs
merniug. she hsd an board al pasaz
enrers. Sc on whom were Tor Naucou.
yer. These were the survivors 90 ths
m-fatcd Islander. TIE Fasal,on
hzaueAt no late sksENa3 news. she
had no sold ceaSlkomants except
slaase which was tie property 81
". ". Powers. o@e u the islander $
pAsasnaers.