The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

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heard nj least.
Charles 8 Hamburg. the gYear-oid
son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. W. r. Hamburg.
died today a. tho family home. gz5
North Sovenly-flrst e. The funeral
n9races will be held from Butter
worth A. Sons chapel tomorrow ar
ternoon. intorment In Mt Pleasant
cemetery.
Hubert cuthbert. secretary Of the
Victoria Tourists association, last
night addressed the Pacific Coast
Advertising Mems association on
"AdyeftlHlng a city" Ills talk vas
Interesting and instructive.
ID. i. Marley. supreme COM
mandef " the Knights Of Nacea-
bees. Will be the guest OF the local
order on April 3. lie will be en-
iertalned by the initiation Of 200
new members into the lodge.
Edward 81 Brown. n groceryman
on Madison H.. was committed 90
the Insane asylum this afternoon.
He was once before arrested on the
same charge, but was discharged.
Mining activity at Hadley win
shortly receive 4 forward movement
Sam silVermau, one Of the members
Of the company which has recently
erected a smeltef % Hadiey. will 60
north within few days. accom-
panied by his father. y. H. Silver
man. Of Philadelphia. who - assoc
ciated with financial men in The
east The property II among the
best In the north ard fun Develop
ment viii be started this summer.
". =. Thompson. a pioneer news
paper man ~ Dawson, leaves next
week for Fairbanks with an up to-
date printing plant The plant will
be shipped 20 Fairbanks. where a
morning paper viii be published
early this spring. Backing Mr..
Thompson IN his enterprise IL n II.
Miller, a Dawson and Fairbanks
merchant Articles Of incorporation
have just been filed at Olympia or
ganizluR the company. which wlli be
known as the TanaHa Publishing
company. OF Seattle.
Captain Sewcombe. OF the n. 9.
leaves tomorrow for Daw-
son with a crew Of nine men 20 CON-.
mence the winter repairing work.
to getting the steamers
In readiness for the spring Yukon
river trade. Captain Neweombe win
this year be in command Of ths
steamer Hannah. one OF the largest
steamers on the Yukon.
Seattle hotel men have formed an
which viii extend an
invitation to the National associa-
ton 10 visit THE city after the an
nual session r. concluded at Port
land on June 20.
Earl Powell. native Of this city.
died at Juneau. Alaska, March s OF
blood poisoning. Word has just been
received here by his many friends.
An Injunction was this morning
granted 10 Samuel n. Gusfin and
wife by Judge Griffin. ordering that
Hugh b Crockett and wife do not
interfere with the Gnstins Ia any
way. or with their property at
Green Lake. The Gus;ins are the
aged couple who were recently fore
cd out OF their home By Crockett
on a contested claim which be has
10 the property. aud they are now
fighting in court TO recover their
home Of many years.
Found 20 be sane. but IN serious
health. Mrs L. J. Henderson was
this morning dismissed from the
county jail and sent to Providence
hospital Mrs Henderson has some
what recovered from the shock OF
her husbands death yesterday
and viii be In good health
after long rest 90
Steamer jefferson. which arrived
last night from Skagway and way
ports. had a very slim passenger list.
showing thar travel out from Daw-
son Is ended until the opening OF
From now on travel
win be heavy northward Purser
Morgan had tucked away In hts safe
s2s 600 in gold dust from Dawson
for the local Canadian Bank OF
Commerce.
Chris Baftch. connected with the
Pacific Cold Storage company. at
Dawson. has arrived IN the city on
his way north and r. az the North
ern hotel
George Beede appeared before
Judge Frazier this morning and
pleaded not guilty TO the charge of
shooting with intent TO murder Ray
The date of his trial
was set at April Is. at which time
Attorney VIII Morris said he would
try 10 have the necessary witnesses
here from San Francisco and other
points
Seattle and Ballard Eagles ara
going 10 hold high links at Snoho-
mish tomorrow. the occasion being
the dedication OF the new Eagles
nest at that city. The Great North
ern will run a special excursion
train from here. leaving at 80 In
the morning and returning leaving
snohomish al IL .. m.
Ching Yee. one Of the gamblers
arrested In a raid last night. was
fined 500 by Judge Gordon this
afternoon.
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