The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
BRIEF CITY NE VS.

tho name OF Helen Moore. The
Seattle pollee have a description Of
her.
Or. A. Zimmerman. of this city.
loft a valuable diamond ring on a
washatand Ia hin lodgings Monday.
lie returned after missing the Jew
elry but found that Il has been pur-
Joined. lie offers a reward Of $50
for ia return The ring was EN-
blemntie OF the Masonic order
Lenard Fowler. editor Of the To
public at Wenntehee. arrived IN this
city Monday on a buninesa trip.
Mr. Fowler saya city outlook thla
year IN the Okanogan country II
very good. hundreds ~ people are
coming there from all parts Of the
world and taking up homeaieada.
A. J. Mcintosh. who for so years
has been In tho mining business.
arrived in this city Monday. Ito In
going on his first trip 20 Alaska.
lie has visited nearly every mining
country of any account In the
world.
Word has been received that
James j. nm Is seeking an On
trance into California. Mr. HIil re-
Gently held a conference with Gould
OF tho Western Pacific. the road
which recently noated bonds in tho
sum OF SO. 600 900 in New York.
through the Gould Influence
Members Of tho Arctic Brother
hood met Monday night and ap-
pointed a committee to dram reso-
lutions Of coincidence on the death
OF the late Capt J. y. Hansen. Of
Nome The meeting waa held at
the Alaska building.
Burglars entered the residence
OF John Kelliher, OF SCI Eleventh
avenus north. Friday morning. They
were overheard 1T their work Tue
occupants OF the household decided
that discretion waa the begter part
OF valor and afterwards figured
their loss Al SO. OF which SIS Vas
cash. The entry was reported 10
the police.
Andy AcKinatra. a logger. tost
hia blankets In the hallway u The
European hotel on Weller street.
Monday.
j. w. Anderson was robbed Of a
grip on n Green Lake ear on Mon
day. The car was crowded and u
sneak thief dropped from the car
with Anderson'a grip. which was non
missed until the journeys end.
A burglar who entered the resi-
denes OF Captain Howard u. Love
Joy. al 42T ThlrtIeth avenue. Sun
day night propped the doors open
with silver spoons. but failed 20
carry off the 'props City Detect
I've Adams thinks that the bufgias
vas after money. Nothing vas
missed but 4 gold watch and chain.
An entrance was effected through n
pantry window, and the thief went
out the hack door like a white man
should" said Mrs. I4oveIoy Tuesday.
The park board has rejected all
bids for the clearing and grading Of
tho new roadway 20 be constructed
from Washington park 10 Nine
tecnth avenue north and East Caller
street All bids we're too high. Park
Superintendent Thompson viii su-
perytsa the work under the diree-
ton OF the board.
A J. Doyle, fireman on the
steamer Ramona. who Was arrested
Sunday By immigration inspectors
for smuggling opium, was given a
hearing before Commissioner kiefer
Monday afternoon az { o'clock lie
VAS held Tor the next federal grand
jury. His bonds. which have not rs
yet been furnished. were set az 1850.
Police Sergeant Sprengls met
with an accident Sunday morning.
which Wili keep him off duty for
several dsyA EprenKle Was cross
lng Second avenue and had just
allRhte1 from one car. lie stepped
IN front Of another and Vas throWa
violently 20 the pavement
A fire e the Variety Iron works.
Monday night. damaged the plant
% the extent % t200. Sparks from
the furnace fires 1t on the roof and
started she blaze. The fire depart
meut was called out and soon had
the flames under control
The High School Cadet company
left Tor Tacoma Tuesday morning.
y HtaN AHNF NAaAAtA AAF Everett
Nnshon ana Tacoma companies.
and marched 60 American Lake.
where they viii be cncampod until
May IS Captain Dunbar has his
men drilled into excellent shape and
expects TO bring the Lippy banner
home.
Charles Johnson. eoiorcd. was ar
rested Monday afternoon for n
deadly assault upon John Kelly.
white. Ia the North Pacific saloon.
on First avenue south. Patrolmcn
Anderson and Holland. the arrest
ing officers. assisted the injured
man to the waysids Emergency
hospital. The fight grew out Of
difference and the colored man drew
a large knife and started the cut
ting.
J. Burt who sued the Seattle
Electric company Tor $4,000 alleged
damages. failed TO secure judg-
mcnt. the jury IN the case bringing
In a verdict for the defendant Mon
day afternoon. on the ground that
the plaintiff had boarded the car
against the protest OF the company
and that Il was through his own
fault that he was preeipltated into
the bay.
w. G. Seachrest. North Pacific
coast agent OF the New York Cen
trail lines. arrived in this city Tues
dav morning from Portland