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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
FOUR BOATS
ON new LINE
he Clipper Line California Run a
Permanent Thing

Gen. Manager Trnwhriige. Of the
C.ieper line Of steamers. confirms
the report that hts company VII put
additional boats on the San Francis
60 run. The J, 5. Kitnhali leaves on
her return trip from San Francisco
today. She will be followed ON the
Eth by the cxarinR and the Santa
Ara sailing on the 2ath. The Robert
Dollar now loading lumber az Port
Paddock. VIII make the fourth of the
nses. A six-aay servics viii Be main
nlned between this city ard the Cali
fornian metropolis. Both freight and
passengers win be carried. The kim
bail and Santa Ana we're formerly In
the Nome trade and can aecommo-
date 80 passengers each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
Travellers Railway Guide.
NoFthern panlflc

North Coast limited Leave for a.. Pan, ~
p m Arrive from St Paul 8 .. m.
Atlantic Express Leave for .st PAM Yxs
M Arrive irom g. Paul D. m.
Huntington oyerand-Leave ior 81 Ioui.
Kansas City, 7t5 q. m. Arrive z o. m.
Three trains each way between aeattl. ana
Portiand-LeAVe ' a. m, n0i p m. and 70
= m. Arrive - a m. tas ,. m. and pl5
.. m.
Express Olympia and oraya Harbar-Leave .
m. Arrive Aj D. m.
Express South Hond Leave texcept sunaax,.
m. Arrive Except sunday. ias p, m.
Seven trains each way between seattle ana
facoma-Leavs ! a. m. a. m. 1871 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
NEW LAUNCH FOR
SEA LEVEL MINES

The Hammond Manufacturing Co.
are shipping 10 the Sea Level mine a.
Ksfchiknn. a new steam launch 10
be used as tender. The launch -
ts-horwa power. 4t feet long ard has
n ia.foof beam. II was shipped on
a fat car 10 this city by way Of the
Northern Pacific and was lifted into
the water ~ she steamer Rapid
Transit this morning. on account ~
their plans for developing the Sea
Level Mines this winter the company
found Il necessary TO have a steam
boat of It's own.
The launch viii be used 10 carry
freight for the mines and 10 faelli-
tate communication between them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
CHANGES IN
STEAMBOAT
SCHEDULES
s'ns significance Attached TO Mr..
farrelPs Long Stay In Frisco

T5ssldent J. O. Farrell, Of the Pa
- Coast Co, returned last night
20 visit Of several weeks in San
.'ahcisco. Some significance il at
sseAst 70 his lengthy visit. The com
~ may make a few radical
.A-asss In Its steamship service be-
1890 mis- port and San Francisco
Z me Alaskan service. Upon the
.se.'a Of the Queen from Nome abe
NJ ~, a sll probability displaes Tao
, "aa Walla on the Frisco run. Tho
..usf WI Be used az a freight boat
sAel's'seiy. No definite plan has
- made as 70 the disposition for
'''s winter Of the steamer Senator.
arranging aIssss Serves
NJ me business between this city
Southeastern Alaska WIN hardly
e@tfant the use Of the Ave steamer
Nh'en the company nov operatsa 4,
hDIlhefn waters. Il il probahle ,ha,
TWO OF them viii be witbAr.,.- r.
49, w. slower boats. Al-Kl cbarle,
Neison and City Of Topska ,gtft 4,
, ,...,i, On ne run. az they are mos,
sseful as freighters. and III 80, -.
~ bulk Of the Lynn canal t..t -, W
ne City Of Seattle ana ce,, s.s'n ~.
Wv, y IL said. be used y, 49, ~,
poona a. feeders for the saa ~
..sco line. They win rim s.. iai'
v w city and Whatcom, Anaeo., ~
s. Iseria and Vancouver. ratser ~
ns,snt which will be brought h. ~ ~
81, ~, % De reshipped on the uma,iI,a
we WI " fusbla. Queen and VAL
, malla' The need Of such AN arya, ~
far ~ "a Puget sound has been ~,
ws, .o'ne time as the business hard M
IIn.,s sn's the Sound trip Of the n,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
For Better Mall Service

Assistant supt. Flint, OF Los An
geles, Of the salary and allowance
bureau OF the postohice department
is In Seattle today comforting witt
Postmaster Stewart supt. r. M
vaille Of the railway mail service Il
also In Seattle. He IL this Afternoon
investigating the possibilities OF ar.
ranging for better mail service be
tween Seattle and the Puget Sound
naNY vard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
STAND PRETTY
WELL OURSELVES
$4,000 PIER
Fine Waterfront, Improvement 10 be
Located a, Foot OF Battery 81.

The Seattle Bridge Co WAS ycntrr.
day given thr contract 60 build a
wharf and warehouse on the local
water front The structure will be
located at the foot % Battery street
IN front Of she four large warehouses
owned by Gaibraith. Bacon a Co
The dock T. 20 he bun, for this com.
pany. The pier VIII b. 40 feet long
80 feet wide and Coz; approximately
$4,000 Work on the dock win com
menee within the next ten days and
be pushed 10 an early completion.
In order 20 insure the perfect sta
biiity OF the wharf. only preserved
piles will be- used This viii nsccs.
sarliy Increase the cost, but the dur
ability n the pier viii be greatly
enhanced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
Economic Club

The next meeting OF the Economic
club VIII take place tomorrow even
ing "wednesday. oct. asl. IN Collins
hall. corner James street and Second
avenue. Mr.. Frederick Bausman
and Mr.. Marshall =. stafford have
kindly consented 20 ioln w debate
On the question. Resolved. that tht
trust II evolutionary and essential
90 modern Industrial and business
methods" The debate viii be follow.
ed by general discussion. The
meeting will BE- open TO all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22

/ Lake Washington pumping plant 10
the Seattle and Lake Washington
Waterway CO.. WAS referred 90 the
IRE and water committee.
Tho N. p. Gains Enttsroe
The ordinance passed giving the
Seattle a San Francisco Railway and
Navigation Co. and the Northern pa
clnc Railway Go. "a franchise for
track on railroad avenue. This will
give the Northern fucine a southern
outrancc into the city over ~ own
tracks.
The petition for moro lights az
Green Lake WIS referred o. the city
llKhta committee. The matter 81
granting police power TO the Pacinc
Coast Co.'S Waterman az the ocean
dock, was referred Co the police, a.
cenao and revenue committee
The majority petition Tor the grad
ms and parking 0f East olive street
from Thirty second avenue 10 Lake
Washington, WAS granted.
Green Lake residents asked that
Weedin place. from East Seventeenth
street 90 East Sixty ninth street 10
Tenth avenue northeast. b. graded
The matter went 60 the street com-
miit~e and Mr. Murphy.
Pointer on uniosdlng Powder
Fire Marshal Kellogg called the
councils attention % the danger 81
unloading powder and other eHpio-
eiven IN the central section OF the
water front. lie said there should
be some place established outside the
business section for such unloading
The communication went 20 the fre
and water committee.
The board Of works was authorized
% place two arc lights on Pioneer
Place.
Flrs.Esesps Bul
An ordinance was introduced 20
compel all owners ~ hotels lodging
houses and tenementa TO post con
nplcuounly throughout the house no.
ticos ~ the location - IRE escapes
II was declared the intention Of
council 20 order fhe concrete side.
walking Of Fast John street between
Hoyision avenue and NaFie's second
addition. and Tenth avenue north
from East Denny way 20 Fast
Thomas
Ns~ eliis Introduces
New hills introduced we're as FOL.
lowe: Providing sur the improve
nnruf by grading 81 Thirty seventh
avenue from East Pike 20 East
Spring street. wooden block pave.
mnnt on Marion street from Fsrai TO
Western. same on Madison and Col.
umbin from frs, 20 Western. grad.
Ing and parking East Olive from
Twenty avenue o. lake
Washington. appropriatinK ttssz ioI
build three additional cells 10 the
basement city San.
HIifs ps.ssd
The following bills passed Plank.
inE aprinE stree, from Railroad ave-
nue. 70 FIRST avenue laying or ard
extending Seventh avenue south from
Dearborn 60 Charles streets. same on
Charles street from Maynard avenue
10 Seventh avenue south,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
ALL KINDS OF
OFFICES HAS MIKE

Game Warden Mike Kelly IL be-
coming a vcritabie Poo Bah. a new
office was given him today lie IL
now rear warden for the Seattle
chapter 81 the League ~ American
sportsmen. Mr.. Kelly today rscciv-
"a the official announcement Of his
appointment from President George
shields ~ the league. II n Mr.. KEEL
iy'E idea 20 make this chapter one OF
the strongest In the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
MORTALITY RECORD

Adaie Gillespie. daughter % VIII
liam Gillespie. died az 1915 Ninth
avenue this morning from the ef-
fects OF scarlet fever. The funeral
Will be- private.
Birdie irwin. Rged five nfonths,
died az the Washington Chtidrens
home az Green Lake. last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
win Inspect Ma ckinaw

Marine Inspectors Bryant and
Cherry went TO QuartcrmRs,sr Har-
bor this afternoon 10 view the injured
steamer Maekinaw The latter. ow
ing having a double bottom. was
saved from sinking. but h seriously
damaged she will be temporarily
repaired and sent to san Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
KOSMOS LINE

The Kosmos liner Sesostris arrived
In Tacoma this afternoon en- route 20
this city. The Seaoatrts IL a steamer
~ $500 tons burden and comes to this
port from England BY way Of South
American ports This - her first
visit 20 this port. She has small
cargo for Puget sound. but will take
a fun load out consigned mostly "a
South American nnrfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
Civil Service Examinations

A civil service examination IL in
progress In the federal court build.
Ing today. Nine applicants. mostly
women. are taking the examination.
which ia conducted by tho commit
tee Of the local p0stoffice.
Coal. ton. carload. Seattle Fuel Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
NORTH SEATTLE
IMPROVEMENT
c. W. Creedes Viii Build Block nj
Western Ave. and Wall 81.

G, w. creedes OF this city. pur-
chased yesterday, through the real
estate firm % John Davis and Co. a
lot at the corner % Western avenue
and Wall street. The price paid
was siI,V01 A one-atory block now
stands on part ~ the property IL
l. understood that the new owners
viii Immediately Improve the prop
erty and make it suitable for store
buildings which WITH be erected later.
The tot is la0xiao feet.
\ lot in the rear % this has also
been sold BY John Davis and 90.
to l.. a. Donneil FOR g.. 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
HEAVY TRADE
WITH FRISCO

Passenger traffic between this city
md san Francisco Il unusually
Aavy. The steamship waila waiia.
Opt. Han. arrived last Night with
q passengers. The city Of Puebla
r. southhound at noon. with ls5
seerd class and 90 first class pas
sHgers. Travellers are tAkiEg ad-
saatage OF the pleasant weather 70
zaks the trip BY the water route.
Axsy per cent. Of the Waila Waiia
passengers we're for this city. Both
Esaners had about 1900 tons %
ftlsnt. The city og Puchla was
enpelled 10 leave a large amount on
o. docks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
Testing New Engine

The combination chemical engine
and hose cart recently bought for
the Seattle fire department. was Civ
en- a test az engine house No. 4 thia
afternoon. and Was found 60 work
satisfactorily. The engine n intend
cd for tho use 81 the Fremont sta
ftUn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
City Of Seattle Toniuh,

The steamer City 81 Seattle. Cant
Council. leaves tonight for juneau.
skagway and intermediate points
She has a fun cargo OF general mer
chandise aggreRating 900 tons. The
steamer win leave at . p. m. and viii
have 40 passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
Had All Kinds Of Rnrors

r.. Thompson ana John Sweeney
we're arrested by officer Cameron
last night ON suspicion. when
searched at headquarters 10 raEors
were found on them, They were try.
INK Go dispose of them when arrest
"a hN the nfIlcnr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
Maybe Ne Went Back

Jas. Gardiner Hutchinson. former
ly first sergeant 81 Company X
Twenty ninth regiment, during the
Philippine campaign, IL missing. ard
family in Tacoma are very anxious
% find him. Tho Seattle and Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22

cgnla nti pff0fm tho passage t1 Cope nome.
WfinH W ihrif reason "leat} boilers and poor
'"a's nnl then thsY bod % letter wilton
and handei 20 the captain
rye 'aptaiu, being young man without
hnfh ettnlfnee, siluutted to thflr request
ahh decided without further controversy tu
frlgfh in ils home pou Tor rrpaifH % tho
irif'i r Hfd o. geo better fnll ttn o. letter
attached signed by Hli the rugiurauj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
Robt. Day Lost

Robert T.. Day has mysteriously
disappeared from his room IN the
Virginia house AT First avenue and
virginia street. He was roomiug
With a friend, II. y. Ellis. Friday
morning Ellis left bay Ia the room,
and when he returned later. Day was
gone. Since that time no trace OF
him has been found. The police are
looking into the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
ANOTHER
WARNING
MAYOR Humes Must Close Up
Gambling Houses or Else
Be Shot, Says the
Letter

s.vcr HuSnas received a notice 10
sax nhnaed as a warning. which Is
~ers amusing than alarming. This
sssew 81 the epistle Of so strange 4
sxfn signs his name as Riehart
ga and calls himseu the may
- adviser he pleads with ths
wavor % close all gambling houses
81 concludes with informing HIN
Is; he viii he sho, II he fails 10
laea he advice.
AZ odd feature q the oommunica
tsa. Is that Il rs written on four sep
srsse postal cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
News Of an Old Friend

Capt J. A. slafam. who for some
Fsars Sas n the revenue cutter SER
We ~ Puget sound. and lately sta
nsaef AZ Mobile. has been ordered
. report at SewberR. Ala. 70 eor-
sahd the cutter Boutwell,. Capt.
s4sm 3 well and favorably known
= Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
All Over a 10. Cent Piece

w. w. aoHtwick and X, Maauta. "A
Japanese. We're arrested by Special
OFFICER Woolery this morning for
fighting II 81 alleged that ioHt-
wick pruffervd plugged i0.ccnt
piece Go the Jap In payment for u
meal Tho fight resulted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22

STRIKE HARD
In Settling With the Gar
rone's Officers
CAPTAIN SUSPENDED
Engineer Cree Loses His License
Report Of The Inspectors
Given IN Full

Marine Inspectors Bryant and
Cherry made known their decision
In the Garunne case late ycHtHrtia y
Afternoon. They found that Capt.
John Alweu had neglected his duty
by needing a written statement from
Z Chlef Engineer Duncan cree and his
assistants to the effect that the
steamship was not ~ 90 proceed ON
account 81 ieaky boilers. this state
mcut having heen made IN the face
81 the fact that Measra cherry and
Bryant and itoyd's surveyor had ali
passed upon the Garouue before ghr
left Seattle and found her Ia seq =
worthy condition. The license OF the
captain was accordingly suspended
for ninety daya
The inspectors were even more so
WIRE upon Engineer Duncan Cree.
They stated that he was "a simple
minded man" at the head Of the en-
gineers department and that he had
been guilty Of gross negligence and
neglect ~ duty" and that hts action
In telling the captain that the bollera
were icRky. the coal poor and the
ship unit 20 proceed. was alrnoat a
case Of characterization. They said
that the ship made good enough time
! back 10 this port and could lust aa
we'll have reached her destination.
They therefore revoked Croe'H H.
ceuHe
A. for the three assistant eugin.
GERS who signed the statement made
| by Cree. their action was aaid 20 be
'eowardiy." inasmuch az they signed
the paper az the request ~ their
chief without any consideration OF
! the consequences.
The report made by the inspectors
reads az follows:
Decision In Full
Il appears that tho steamship garonno
sailed from this port on the Goth Of geptsm-
bee. lpql with q fuli cargo. some passene, Il,
! and inl crew. The ship vas in good sea
worthy condition and wen found Tor The voy.
aRe. as she had been under general repairs To-
| her machinery and boilers, and her owners
had spared no eEpense 90 put the shin In
! Hrst class condition. shortly before ieaylng
here she was carefully inspected aud eertid.
cate Issued Tor one year She waa also
examined by Lioyd's surveyor and the boil
ers passed upon and pronounced IN aut.ciass
condition.
Il also appears that the owners used due
| diligence and tried " select good crew Tor
he voyage. and when the ship aiied nom
/ this port they apprehended no trouble hui
| expected . aaie aud speedy voyage
IL appears by the evidence that the ship
proceeded down Sound, and whom OF protsc
| ton Island the engines were stopped 20 tlsht
en- 49, some nuts. etc. She then proceeded an
! discharged her pilot at PorE Angeles and
went tn Sea.
| Everything went well and there was ma
| complaint about the boilers or fuel until
/ Monday morning, September a. II seems
then that the chief engineer. Mr. Cree report
/ cd To the captain that he only wanted 10
| stop The engines FOR a short time 10 DO soms
/ necessary work in the engine room II aiao
/ appears that then, for the first time Mr.
| discovered that the coal was ~ poor he
/ could not kcep up steam. Shortly after
| noon on the same date. to The great a,ir.
| prise Of an ON board u seems all the en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
lame Louie" Bound Over

Louis Howard, otherwise known as
Lame Louie" was bound over tc
the superior court this afternoon IN
$1,000 bonds. Howard was found
guilty of bunkolng J. Allen cut OF
StN8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
Last Edition
q O'Clock 70. ns.
THE MAYORS
COMMITTEE

At the time % going 60 press the
mayors committee, which was @p-
pointed to endcaVor 60 effect a set
Element % the irOnworkers' strike,
had made no report. Tho commit
tee viii probably draw up the rvport
late this aftaruann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
Golfer ecita Arrives

The Golfer Edith. Capt. Halt. ar
rived his morning from San Fran
cisco. she commented loading Rs
the Pacific Coast bunkers. The Edith
has capacity for 500 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22

SCARLET FEVER

Two new cases Of scarlet fever were
reported 10 the board ~ health To-
day. The victims are Ernest I.uft
III Stewart street. and Victor Gout-
lett, aged ., ~ Latona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
A Trunk Robbery

A trunk In the room Of G. r. Me
Guire at zoe First avenue south, was
broken open last night A gold
watch and chain were stolen. The
police were notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
for steaIIna WHISKY

sf,s s,nss Mccain was arrested ,h,.
o. IVY ,','t man. ana charged with the met,
~" ~ the lower part Of ~ -. "a =" r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
PLUMBERS CALLED DOWN
BY CITY COUNCIL
FOR DESTRUCTIVE WORK
Certain Ones Accused OF Running Cement Waks-Baggage
HauIers Must Give Bonds-North and South Shore
Boulevards - A Flre-Escape Bill and Other
Matters Before Council Last Night

In letter 20 the city council last
night. Robert r. Booth ealled ntten-
ton 60 the destruction by plumbers
and teamBterH Of certain cement side
walks on Eighteenth avenue. At a
point on Eighteenth avenue between
East Fir and East spruce streets.
/ Mr. iiuoth Huld plumbers instead Of
tunnelinH under the walk had used
pick and dug W space three feet
vide across the walk and after com.
plotting the work. had stamped down
the broken pieces 81 concrete with
their feet. Not far away another
side walk was ruined by tcamstera
hauling heavy loads over II. Several
copncilmen expressed Indignation at
the malicious destruction. and Afr
james demanded the revocation Of
the guilty plumbers license The
matter VIII be Investigated by the
police, license and revenue commit
tee. Chairman Muldoon. Of the street
COMMITTEES and supt of Streets Lit
tie.
sssgsKs Hsuisrs' licenses
The baggage hnulern' ordinance
parsed. All persons ~ engaged must
obtain a permit from the city comp.
trollor and Me "a bond for ta50 The
number % the permit must be dis.
played conspicuounly on the wagon.
and a check corresponding with the
number % the permit must BE- given
70 All persons from whom the haul
rr receives baggage a tlnr ~ 80 h
provided for the violation ~ the ord
finance.
North sne South Backwards
A remonntranes against the estab-
lishmrnt OF the north and south
shore houlsvArds from Fremont 10
ballard. was fiied by a large number
q property holders IN the ninth
ward. They say t20-soot bouirvurss
are too vide and the aHn~mamsnt
should fail on all who are benefited
ON motion Of Councilman Parry fur
Their action WAS deferred until after
Nov. l. when at : p m. the street
committee viii take the matter up
AZ public meeting 20 be held Ia the
council chamber.
The ton 81 IN. police
license and revenue COMMITTEES that
Charles Johnson be refunded $50 81
the 500 recently paid f0r blii posting
license, was re-refrrred 20 the claims
COMMITTEES. johnson said ne fouai
q sentiment against bill posting Ia
Seattle and be wished 90 Etye 40 the
business
rsrrof TO Heess
Five hundred dollars was appropri.
atei 70 establish a rock pile on witch
20 work city prisoners. II was Coun.
Gilman James hin
j r. Taylorn petition for 90 DAYS
further time 90 grade Fourth avenue
west from Highland Drive Go niatne
street. was referred 20 the stree,
committee. T. I. Petersen asked for
% DAYS more 10 complete the sewer
on rith avenue north. II went 20
the sewer committee.
tn. EtnRe ~ TIRE Seattle CITY Raft
way Go. % complete its franchise for
= system ~ street railroads. WINS CT.
tended 90 March e. tp7s
The approval ~ the lease az the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22
THE Bo

so a "a.
Two trains whateon. Ne vsrnon-I,sv. 20
a, m. $40 ?. m. Arrive III a. M, $40 n m
Express Blaine New Westminster-IeSxsr -
q, m, Arrive 10 p. IN. -
-Four trains each way between s..,,t. -
Everett Is n. m, $50 a. m $40 n m
and m. Arrive 80 a m, ule A m b.ie
. IN. and p, NJ. S-'
Columbia q Puget Sound
Columbia 4 PUGET sound-TwO trains. Rlscs
l,,suSha anl Frsnklin. Leave s. - a m. ter
m' and sis p. IN texesrt sunday.
Canadian Pacific
Express vancouver aud orsflana-Leare u
q. m. Arrive - D. N.
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For COMMITTING Assault

c. w. white. toRmHter. was arr
rested by officer Carr yesterday
afternoon for committing an assault
on sd. Burke. an oxpressman.
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BANK cLEaRAsceS

Bank eiearances today we're SECS.
stsTa: balances sits.ssis7.
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The ST. Paul al 'F,,,.o

sen s ss'eainship st. Paul with -.
'1 Ssfeiy In San Franclsea ,' ear, are
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and 40 D m. Arrive ! ~ q m. ssa a. m .
1855 p. m. as .. M, ESQ ,. m. .. m. and
elb y. m.
kane leave z IS a. m. ! rs n m. aud 7 10 d m.
Anivo a, m. r n. and p. m,
Express Sumas and Vancouver, II. C.-Lsaye
$40 a. m Arrive tia p, m,
Two trains Rnohomish. Sodrp. Weolisy--Leave
$40 a. m. loo p IN. Aupe II 90 a IA, 5;l0
p. m.
Express tssaduah. snolualmie Leave LOO p.
m. teNcept sunday. Arrive n 90 a. m texCept
Sunday.
Great Northern
Overland Flyer Leave for st. Paul ., m.
Arrive from 81. Paul ..
Express spokane-Leaye ~ = n. Arrive
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Coal, wood, phone Seattle Fuel co.
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Tel Seattle Fuel Co, coal or wood.