The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

T. n Jordan came In to police
headquarters early Tits morning
With the startling information ut
losing a diamond hrauch which be
valued az $50 he waa So excited
over hla loss that IL rould not be
learned whether be- was rubbed OF
imply lost tho hruuEh Tho police
viii investigate the luaa.
John Todd who owns property
GA Warren avenue. which he eaima
WIfl BE- greatly affected hY the pro
posed reErade filcd a petition In
the superior court thia morning %
have the Judgment confirming the
Assessment roll 81 aside. tie claims
that he vas not notified Of the pro-
posed Improvement
William Rogers. 81 naiinEham
and Emma palheriek of Victoria
r. g. wvre married By Superior
Judge Griffin at the courthouse this
morning
The iii - Joseph Clark Who
died July n waH filed Ia the pro-
bate court TO-DAY. The dreea aed
vllied all his property tn his wlfs
and asked that fourY neek BE- ap-
palntea admlniaffatos ~ his estate
The Seattle Hardware Company
q planning 20 erect laHse three
story warehouse. % cost az least
s. 50 0oH Work on che foundation
VII BE- begun at once The hailds
Ing vii stand a. tQ1 10 5it First
avenue south
l. A Marsh. ~ SIC Occidental
avenue. reported 90 che police the
theft ~ a roll - leather beIflng
IS bile Il 49, uu q Cedar street car.
Rev = n Wilson. pastor ~ The
Wsstminster Presbyterian church
and Mra Wilson will bold a rercu=
tion for the congregation AZ the
parsonage Tuesday. July IS. from 3
a. 5 p m ani fgam go - ~ p m
ID uuesa of sls SiHfb avenue
north thought be was wIan when
he deposited hia money and falu-
Bhles IN a bath house office yes
tefday afternoon. bat De neglected
q arcFetn the cheek and eft If Ia
his clothing hanging in a laskcr
Thieves seut through hia garments.
found The check. presented IL and
got an the money and leWelrY the
man had he reported % the DO
lee A watch and g 20 In money
Vas stolen.
The annual barbecue and picnic
- the Seattle butchers vas held
az Madison park yesterday after
nom The enclosure was packed
and the festivities lasted Until a
late hour in the evening A huge
steer furnished food for the multi
tude and there acre an sorts Of
field sports A dance Ga the even
Ing closed the exercises 81 tho day.
The British ship 0rauaaIa. Capt
John Rove. arrived Ia port yeater-
day from Antwerp sho made the
run IN it1 days The vessels car
10 waa 400 tons ~ cement roaslEu-
I'd 20 Ralfour. Guthrie a 60.
The Excelsior, from Valdez and
other Alaska ports. arrived in port
yesterday. she carried 50 paaarn-
gers and 10000 eases ~ salmon
from the Pacific Packing and sav-
iEation Cos Orca cannary. The
fish wiil be delivered az Boiling
ham. for which port the Excelsior
sailed this morning
Professor larsen delivered very
interesting lecture "a the Emmanuel
Lutheran church last evening on the
subject History % the I.uthsfHn
Church Among the Norwegian in
America" Professor Larsen BE- one
~ che leaders ~ the church Ia the
United States
Mrs Mary Grimes % Redmond
was granted a divorce from her hua-
band william Gfiuaa ~ Superior
Judge Griffin this morning on
ground n non support Grimes ala
not appear 20 contest his wlfaa
suit she vas awarded The custody
~ fheIf four children
Ethel EBraHrFF. r. If=Fear= old girl
n kirkland got separated from her
friends ~ the hufrEHIH barbecue "a
Madison park yesterday affrrH con.
She missed the last boat for Kirk
land and was badly frightened un-
900 sire auird pFfr0imuu Potter. who
foek her f0 hia home She aua ro-
turned 10 her anxious parents fhls
morning.