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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
OBJECT To
SEATTLE
HUNTERS
Who Kill Fine Deer by Knocking
Them on the Head

A number Of people Twins on tho
opposite side OF Lake Washington
ara expressing considerable indikua-
ton at the action OF "A party 81 hun
ters from Seattle who have been
wantonly slanghtering deer ia that
neighborhuod. IL n Haid that the
party. i've or six In number. have on
three different days In lcHa than "A
week. gone hunting deer They Eo
in n launch. taking plenty of dogs
and guns. The dogs arc turned loose
and the deer are chased untn they
take TO the water. In one or two in-
stances the animals were not shot.
but Knocked on the head with oars
while they were helpless tn the wa
tgr. Five deer In all have been killed
within three days
There Is a law To punish these hun
tiers who In one or two season Of
such iudiscrimlnate slaughter. not
for the love Of sport. but for the sake
af killing deer. viii soon cause the
animals % leave the region. The
hunters started out again day or
two ago. but when near the opposite
shore 81 the lake the launch broke
down and after drifting several hours
were finally taken IN tow and taken
back 20 Seattle.
The people who complain Of the
hunters DO not object 90 their hav-
Irg sport. but they object 10 the ex-
termination % the few deer left in
the neighborhooi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
HELMSMAN
DROWNED

Regncr Dahl of =. T.. Nordby &
Co. received a letter yesterday from
capt a. - Youns. 81 the fishing
schooner Yukon. telling 81 the acct
dental drowning Of George Olsen.
Tho latter was sailor on the nHh-
ing boat The Yukon loft Seattle for
the Lynn canal fishing grounds about
pgt, l When within two days %
Petersburg the accident occurred.
Capt Young WAS on watch until I
o'clock the morning ~ October g. At
that time he left the wheel ia charge
af Olsen and went below AZ a, IN.
the cook came on deck 20 get some
provisions necessary for breakfast
ana found the schooner beating about
with no hrlmHmnn,
The theory n advanced that Ole
son was knocked overheard by tho
swinging - the honm.
lie ieft no family. It's broth
or. Peter Olsen. who ~ now some
where IN Alaska, has been notified
OF his drowning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
EXAMINATIONS

Tho semi-annuai ciyti service ex-
animation was held today AZ tho fed
oral courtroom by A. II. Hitler, a. 3.
civl scrSiee agent. assisted ~ Mes
srH. Coikstt, Temple, cuprHtich and
Scott. - the local pe@toffrs,
Fourteen applicants we're sxarnin-
in-d, for struoEra phic positions,
the remainder for positions aa tag
geta. guards. wRtchtnrn and press
men.
Mr.. Hitler says that Il - difficult
90 SET enough men on IN. c0as; for
atenoxraphic positions. No the saiAF-
to- pair are better than the govern
m.nt offers beginners for the same
service. Tie fact 81 promotion and
psrmnnsncy ia the government ser
vice IL overlooked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
ABBO MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE

CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE.
Hours: . a. M. 20 r. m. Sundays II a. to =. m.
irstA Avenue, seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
RABBI MANNHEIM Err
Eminent Reliuionist and Educator
Will Speak Tonight

RABBIT Leo Mannheimer q Ctncin-
natl. o.. VIII occupy the pulpit A. IN.
Temple de Hirseh this evening. Hab-
bi Maunheimer has been IN the city
several days the guest of Rabbi
Theodore Joseph Of the Temple. Rab-
hl Manufacturer has been travelling
about the United States for some
time. his mission being 20 raise t5Aa.-
coo with which 90 endow a Hebrew
Union college In Cincinnati. o. The
Rabbi says that he - meeting with
good success Ia his. task. He leaves
Seattle Sunday for Portland. where
ne will speak Tuesday at Bnaf
Birth meeting.
Rabbi Manufacturer u quite a
young man. having graduated from
the college az Cincinnati. o.. tao
years ago. since which time he has
been travelling and studying In Eur
ope. He II a bright and pleasant
convsraationaiist aud T. an eloquent
speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

Safe Deposit and rrJst Company's
building, 10i First Ave. Rooms 20,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
PALACE CAR
An innovation by the Seattle
Electric Company

Special No. q. a fine new palace
ear Of the Seattle Electric Co. has
Just been completed at the company's
West street barn. and viii be put In
commission az once.
This is the first palace car owned
by the company. Its specific use Il
for the officers u the company, but
Il il the intention ~ Manager Dick
inson 70 rent II for excursion pur-
poses.
The car r. handsomely finished in
old oak. and laid with brussels car
pet. ffs Interior furnishings are
elegant. 10 contains individual
chairs and IL brilliantly lighted with
IS globe electric ilRhta.
The finishing work was done under
the direction 81 w. T. Hogan. The
first trip ~ the car u expected 70
be made Sunday afternoon by Jacob
Furth, president Of the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

SYSTEM

ne Dispatch system 0f the Seattle
rseirse Co. Is about completed. ana
ray BE- put In operation very soon.
b this system the schedule o. al
afs may Be regulated BY telephone
ksn the head Once at the corner 81
Fne street and Fifth avenue.
F5r the present. however. II n the
1sention 70 Use the system only in
ezss Of trouble. or accidents on any
4 The lines. in which event all cars
- the line u the accident may be
Eanzht 20 a halt and any further
1eahle thereby avoided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
TOOK A SHOT
At ''CURLEY"

rryan HAmilton was put on trial
,.sss,p Iuaxe Ciriinn this morning up
e .As charge q assault with intent
= esnu,it murder. He " accused o.
AK sAas al Curly Smith. a resi-
asns 4 the Paris house. a notorious
~slsoa o. tose Of the Tenderloin. on
sert : ne testimony Is being large
: sissn ia the slang Of sporting cir
ees ms 6leierlsy appears. however
y have hesa genteei a1aff. as the
rrsreipalx ard witnesses are con-
sarsly referred 70 BY counsel on
18th sdes 81 ladies and gentlemen. ="
~ parsias in Interest are Afro Am
srlcapE
Vince II Fahen Is prosecuting and
] Z Hawkins defending the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
DIVORCES


Abe Goldberg wouldn't DO. so
judge Tallrnnn granted "a Alv0rca
this afternoon % Minnie Goldberg
from him. Mrs Goldberg b a hur-
ON young person % prwposseawing
appearance. Shr testified that whe
had supported herself by conducting
n small store. Her husband would
not work. ard tried 20 get money
from hnr BE frvagentiy used ahus-
I've language 20 her. ard several
times struck her. Her testimony
vfas corroboragsd BY witnesses who
gave Abe a poor reputation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
GOLF
Tournament VIII Be Played
Between Seattle and
Tacoma

on next Sunday golf tournament
VIII be played on the links Of the ae-
attic Colt and Country club. between
the Seattle and Tacoma ciuba The
links art ~ Evod condition and soma
% the Seattle players have acquired
rsction % Prof watson. a well
known golfer ~ IsoH Angeles. Cal
who has lately had the Seattle play
ere N eharrr Thc SEATTLE men are
confident u winning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
HAD MONEY
IN The BANK"

bsnlamin Hill. a dauper looking
fsaag man with pleasing ways and
Nnaing manners. has for several
tssks been working the various ho-
= and restaurant keepers Of this
" His victim Il made 70 believe
IN good fellow with plenty OF
AnaNy. Hill eats at the best places
- stops AZ the better class of ho-
- Lately he has been IN hard
"a a. least. he has told a few Of
= hey made friends that he was.
= would say ne had money tn the
Mnk. but by some little Irregular
y ! vas irapcssibie for him u get
9sf until q future date. witch IL
1xays specified. Several days ago
~ w means Of a cieveriy told
MfJ. extracted a small gum of
aaAey from v. r Manca. q restaur-
- ran Mr.. Manca. when he saw
laai ~ had been taken In. awore out
. variant for HJi and that gentle
"a = now behind the bars, charg-
: Eiih obtaining money under false
lfsttrses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
SChLEY--

WASHINGTON, -. O.. Oct. IL
Capt Chadwick. who commanded
tbs New York. sampson flaEa hip.
during the war Was the most im-
poFtant witness az thia afternoon =
session Of the gchiey court Capt.
Chadwick testified that MoCaiin,
gave him Information regarding the
coda 81 signals az ClenfueEoH. which
signals he-Chadwick ara not give
10 Sehley
Witness aaii that 10 had received
no information that the enemy would
make a sortt@ July :. witn-an had
objected O. 9ampson's eongrRsniating
Schiey upon the HuccxaHfui manner
IN which the latter waa maintaining
the Santiago blockade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

For the cure OF Liquor. Morphine, Opium Tobacco
Habits-The only Kelley Institute In washingtor
and British Colu mbia. Institute I<ilbourne Ave Take
Green Lake or Fremont Office so sullivan Build
ing. Tel Main Ssb. Seattle. Wash c. I. Castle. Mgr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

ti00Ti. Is. local green corn. fi.25 por
sack. cucumbarh. 3l6f soc Dor dozen
pumpkins. ihUihc per 10. rqunBheF.
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef. T. III. steer
beef 7N1ho per No.. mutton, wcthcr.
fe ewes, Ghc. pork. DC per 10. veal.
large Sc. small. lOc.
Provisions Hams. Ice. breakfast
backs. ioc. bellies. lie.
Honey i2isfi4o.
Butter Chosas. Eggs ard Poultry
Butter Washington oreamerlsa.
pound prln't, 2sc. Eastern Iowa
and Elgln, 2fug5c. fresh ranch, iGU
Use.
cheese Native washington. fuil
cream, i3c. Eastern New York.
ltWl6c, Wisconsin. i4c. tOauefpfl
ihc. isdsm, tiiWi2 per case. New
York l5uidc. LimburEer. iGul1c;
brick. l6diic. Swiss. lsdi9c.
EERn Strictly fresh ranch, zoe.
Eastern. lSa25c
Poultry Hens. i0c. large spring.
lie. broiiers, iS4ltc, ducks. iodilc..
Corrected Daily. o. The following
prices arc being offered 10 the pro
Queer IN round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle;
Grain oats. s2i o0d2aoo: barley
0oQla.p0. wheat. chicken feed
$50 0002i 90. corn. 81 60 per 100 lbs.
Hay Puget Sound. per ton go 0oW
1890. Eastern Washington timothy
Flt.0nui3 %. alfalfa. til.Q0
Butter Fresh ranch. ia4iso: ma
tive creamery. 22a2 csc.
Cheese Native Washington. itc.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. 2sc;
Eastern. i8M32c
Poultry Hens. g0ioc: large spring
ioHiic. small spring l2ni3c. ducks
i0uiic. turkeys, ii4i2c.
Live stock ea Cows. aye. steers
hogs. GUsnc.
Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
Michael KeIIy's New Job

Game Warden Michael Kelly has
been notified b. State Fish Commits
sionsr Little that he r. 20 act as
deputy commissioner for this c0un-
~. Mr.. Kelly's first act IN hlE aFw
capacity ives 10 settle the troubles of
a number OF fishermen plying their
occupation on White river. The men
were querrCiing ever their respective
positions on the stream, and Deputy
Kelly adIudicated tho matter peace
ably yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

this was contrary 90 her dock ar
rangomcnta, ana a source OF great
rXpennn 20 her uwncrH Al ~ tho
Alaska steamers which formerly
dockgd ~ the White star have else
had 60 so 90 Tho Arlington. This in
cludes the northa. Portland. Excel.
sior, klmball ana many others.
Tbs installation Of the Globe line
hns put an additional burden on Pier
No. @. Three OF these boats were az
the dock Ht ono time and the rcgu-
lar Glipprr line steamers had Go seek
another berth.
Tho rebuilding OF Pier No VIII
relieve the congestion OF traffic and
complete the wharf line which at
present 10 badly broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
DISEASES of the EYE

oss Eyes and Curing Granulated r
etropia, Myopia and Astlgmatism a
ned with many original methods O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

az the present time might result IN
an enormous destruction OF property
before engines could arrive ana got
the DANES under control,
Or cfiehtoR win recommend the
equipment OF first class station
on The hlt perhaps az Caller street
snd sixth avenue, According to an
estimate furnished by chief Cook OF
the hro department. the cost OF
building the IRE station and equip
plaE IT, viii be N&0iA. divided Us
follows, EnKins house, Sas0a. two
lots, siaoo, one-fomth aEc engine
sttsc four horses. ftQn, new harness
1900; three new men. $3.50. ieoo feet
va inch hose. $500,
A personal examination ~ the tor
ritory has been made by pr. erich
ton, CHIEF Cook and the members OF
the board of public works and they
an heartily agree that Queen Anne
hll needs more adequate firc protcc-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
LAST EDITION.
= O'Clock.
THE PARK UP
YESLER WAY
a. &c ihe Tract OF Land That
Annually Slices Down Hill

,.,.,sa,ar piece of land owned
~ - elly and bounded by Alder
y ~ yeSlsr way and seventh ave
Ffssn ~, eeath ~ the courthouse ~
~ 's.,,rryrrsed into a small park
= = ss.,...ttsrasnt Of Streets and
sals, ,',,ss row has a foroe OF men.
fafw i', ,lty psiscneFs, az work In
issesay ~ sewn the tract. which II
80 y. y erp whole block ana a
zaee ~ .sther. Il viii be parked
~ 800. running az a sharp
81 vssler way. There are now
sasS .atsnss on the land. but they
-, ...ssesea. The ground Is not
~ ,ss A. eundlng purposes, be
saa I teO steep, and at certain
60 ~ par slides Occur,
vi slide Ne More
-. AVE been driven az the
80 she whole strip 70 the SUM
- = e graded.
IS S.aIrx viii Be built through
..-rv OF the heavy TOW OF
tsst sscars during the rainy
M ana washes down che NIL,
~ sprlng this tract T. 60 be
4 rfass. Flowers and trees
= rlsnte.i. and It VIII generally
-s,s 4 very pretty place.
4 M also serve as a protection
~ Is, % which the courthouse.
s~at a. the giving way 81 ths
y eslow il has constantly threat
- damage % the courthouse
ss8s,ar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
THE QUINN
CHILDREN
Judge TaIlman Orders Sheriff
TO Take Three Little Ones

Upon the complaint OF Maj Cicero
Newell. Ju1ee Tailrnan tha morn
OF the Quinn ciilldren--I'atrtrk. aged
10. Leo. 8 and Mary Ann. Q. whose
unfortunate condition VAS brought
90 public attention two days aEn by
the sentence % their mother % n
s9~day term In jail.
Maj. Newsifs complaint alleged
that both parents. Daniel and May
Quinn. are hmhituai drunkarfH and
unfit to havx charge ~ the children
Nov. l. ~ > y q. m. was fixed for n
flaal hrarlnR ~ The natfer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
MORTALITY RECORD

Charles Richard. the 2-year-oid son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred l.. Rice died
at the family residence. 406 TWEEN
heth avenue. iaHt night
The funeral Of Theodore Baasch
VIII be held from Butterworth q,
sons chapel at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The ceremonies will be
under the auspices Of the local Cigar
Makers union. of which the dead
man was n member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
TO HEAR NEW BAND

commandant Burweli of the Puget
Sound navy yard has invited the
chamber Of commerce 10 visit the
navy yard tomorrow and listen TO a
concert BY the new band
Commandant Burweil wiil send the
government tug 90 Seattle TO convey
the party 20 Hremerson. IL will
leave for navy yard az tsi5 tomorrow
afternoon. and returning viii arrive
here late IN the Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
GIVEN PLENTY
Time TO THINK

Mrs. J. A. Eiwrli. of 81 Eleventh
avenue north. reported 20 the police
thia morning that her pun. Merie. ~
years % age. had ran away from his
home.
" w Chapman. who claims 90 be
a surveyor. was arrested by Gfficar
Phitbriek and Hubbard last night
on suspicion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
IND WARD CLUB
ASKS Tor Improvements Which II
Deems Necessary

committee from the Second Ward
sHapfovenent cinb called upon the
safa Of public works today and ask
!. -. ior a water main on Rainier ave-
=, - more electric street lights ana
- ss,a Dllshment Of grades there.
= board Informed the Committee
y. mad twice advertised for bids
= ne water main, but there we're
& satisfactory responses. The work
-, - y advertised for again al sat-
-'says meeting of the board.
~ 70 the establish rnc.,4 - -. a..
y board win take no action srtii Z
aalority petition is prsssrtss Tbat
!. a. ,, % a9fs IN time for the meeting
800 , y, ..s ss.o,1namy night. when the
memo the granting q ne po,i,lan
Because Of the grsas ssaa -, '''' 4.
~ -. i.lfelds ahsSf Il Il nof ' nksl '.'
-, - the SECOND ward district viii
- any more streets Hghts b.fe. ~
sefiY next year. "NAVle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
IN THE COURTS

Raphael Cheadie has filed a petit
tion In the probate court asking that
he BE- appointed administrator of the
estate 81 Lamar Cheadle. deceased
He also asks % be appointed spec4al
administrator at once. as part ~ the
estate consists of 1--we atack, which
requires immediate attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

Cathsryn Evelyn EwAdilng was d.
vorced from John II. Swadiing also
by Judge Tailman. and OF the same
grounds, failure 70 support. and
cruel treatment. John waa accused
q many miadseds. and from test.
mouy, could have a better Job than
that Of husband To Katie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
QUEEN anne
FIRE HOUSE
'asa an Addition Needed TO Depart.
msnt-0ne viii Be Proposed

councilman crichton OF the Flgbth
ss.a u VII 80 before the council nm
80 go committee ~ an early seaslo,,
~ 49, az for an addition 10 thc 80
ior the coming year n $500.
1s1lhcient sum 70 properly eo,ts,,
anne hill Tor FIRE nrotsctte,iS
s MI now IS poorly gaardeT
- hre, says Dr. crichtsn n ~
- .syiated from the other fire M.
xr ,.,s ot Seattle BY reason Of its A. ss',,
ss snd distance. A FIRE thers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
WATERMELONS
ARE VERY Low
Other Quotations on West Street
Remain Unchanged

Nothing new In quotations today.
only that whtsrmclons are getting -
cheap that a Gears more 90 take
them away than the price asked
Potatoes and other vegetables are
unchanged.
Butter and eEKH remain az 2sc and
sec reHprc tt@siy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
SCOTT is
ACQUITTED

wITATCOM, wash. oct 1.-THE
jury IN the caac of er-Judge EImon
scott, accused ~ criminal aHsnuit
upon girl OF minor nge. late yes
terduy afternoon returned o. verdict
~ not guilty The jury was out half
nu hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

A petition was filed this morning
asking for the probate In Washing
ton. Of the Will 81 Alexander calder.
deceased. a resident Of Nova Scotia.
70 o. the executors named In the
VIII Duncan Mcdonald and Rory
Mcdonald. are residents 81 wash
inEton, and ask for the issuance to
them Of letters tsstnmentary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
6ustave Hahn Dead

Gustavc Hahn. aged IS years. died
az the residence OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. &. n. Hahn. at Fremont.
this morning o. dlphthcria. The
body win be buried tomorrow after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
Murphy Wants Divorce

James Murphy brought suit yester-
day Tor divorce from Sophie Murphy
on charge Of abandonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
JosslNG QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILy)
croos fruit.

Lemons 81 Qos9s5o a box. cooking
aplpcH. esclIi, eating apipea. timI.ts
oranges tt0pu 500. bananas. 81 5sGg
60 local peaches. ieQ19u cauta-
lnupca. Tbcg u % boz. black berries.
81 zsG 4 20: pears. si2sal so. water
melons. socafi.bo plumH. 700 s0e
grapes. T5caki.oo per box. Eastern
ConcordH. SOC. prunea. zee per box.
nutmvga. gi.00. cranberries. s. 5eff9
per Dbl.
Vegetables
Potatoes gssoaz7.00 a ton: beota.
ti.o0 per sack. carrots. s007bc per
SACK. lettuce isc per dozen. turnipa.
50aT6c. garlic. Sc. cabbage. si.a5 cwt
peppers. lg2isc. huskA. zoe. cell
cry. Coo per dozen. sweet pota-
toes. $50; Chill Peppers.
26a g0c per 10. Hauor kraut. 98ac.
native head lettuce. i6c per dog.
dried figs. cartons. e0c fancy. ssa70c
imported. i5c. tomatoes. foa 50o. ease.
dates. bef6c 10: rndishes. i0c per doz.
parsley. ESQ 9Qc. onions, ti.s0A .65.
cwt. cnullfiowsr. 7bcGi 90. pRrHnipa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

Dancing ~ Queen Anne Clubhouse
--fhrlstensen.s private school opens
oct lz-l4 We do not give public
dances. we teach you how 70 dance
gracefully
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

Money doubled in buying Inter
State Fisheries stock. Greyhound
dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

Only two days more 10 see the
modern lighting machine Wisconsin
before she sniis for Samoa. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

cures g,ntarrh % the stomach. liver
and kidney trouble. on sale a., 1910
First avenue. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
Ore In. oneo ut

Judge Talimhn made an American
cftizen o. Axel Peterson. n subject
OF tho Swedish king. this morning.
Theophilus De snet. a Belgian ap-
phchnt. was barred out because be
was unable 20 speak or understand
the English language.
John Mccarthy. on trial for lar.
ceny, began before Judge Griffin yes.
terday afternoon and was concluded
this morning. He r. accused OF tho
theft OF a lot Of brasses from tie
Great Northern railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
Tho osbsting Club

Yesterday the Stevens Debating
club held itH first regular meeting
Tho following officers were elected
for the ensuing year. Prraidont. g..
q. Green. vice president. ~. W ray
Tor; secretary treasurer, G. IL snurd
critic. Joseph v hird sergeant at
arms. W Vestai Tho following now
members wero elected AcsHrH nh.
lican, kortRd. 10 Loud. Bum and
FfuuNFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
AN ACT OF
HOODLUMS
Interrupt Wedding al 1902
18th Avenue-A Police
Officer Called

During the past few months the
attention OF the police department
has been brought repeatedly 70 tho
acts % vandalism pcrpstratcd by
crowds OF boys and half grown
Young men At the residences % citi-
sens whore marriage ceremonies are
ia progress, Some years ago the
practice OF chariVaring tho bride
and groom was thought 20 be tho
proper thing, Al that time band
CT music often accompanied the
crowd, and the custom rcacmbled a
sercnade more than anything else
The old custom of giving some sort
OF a treat 20 the boys Who thus ush-
erred the newly welded couple ifao
matrimonial life has degenerated In
90 a habit on the part OF yuung boys
60 make the night hiaeuua
The AHatt lsst Night
Las, night Miss Josephine Young
and Mr.. Thomas A. Franeiol were
married az the residence 81 the
brides parents. iin2 Thirteenth ave
nue. south. Many invited guests
wcrc present. ana just before the
ceremony WAS performed. crowd ~
unlimited guests arrived. Tin pans.
fish horns, bells and. Ia fact every,
thlns with which noise could be
made. were brought on the scene by
the diEturheta, They yelled and blew
horns until those inside Of the house
could no longer bear it. Tho ain
could not b. stopped and a trle-
phone message was sent 80 police
headquarters. An officer VAS sent
out, but u was with difficulty that
anything like quiet was restored.
The boys insisted that they should
BE- treated and Mr., and Mrs. NJ a..
Young who wcrv the hosts. ordered
all % the boys fed After this the
police officer was abba 70 dlsparaa the
crowd.
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Sophomore omesrs

Az noon today the sophomore held
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% serve during thn ensuing year.
The seniors viii hold IA meeting FOR
a similar purpose ncxt Monday.
Howard %. C0sEr0ve and Garfield
Minkirr are named ns candidates for
tho office ~ pfratdruf
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