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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
c. n. SCHEDULE
TOMORROW

Commencing tomorrow the nsw
Gfaai Northern scheduis goes into
effect. This morning Assistant
General Passenger Agent YeFk~s re-
esiTed finsi circulars regarding the
movements ~ trains The Oriental
leaves Seattle al ssfs a m. instead
of az ; D IN This viii give a day
iisht run across the mountains Ar
irving az 1t Paul connections Ngii
be made etth the new Burlington
train Tor Chicago. Contrary 90 eK-
peetations. the Oriental wtii not for
the present run through. but the
uav circular states that the tourist
car VIII be switched - The BuriiaR-
ton train and run through. pansen-
gers not being required to change ~
81 Paul
The Vancouver limited viii nax
leave Seattle a. s.ss .. N. five min
utss after the arrival q the Port
land train. witch ~ili give a through
service. Portland 60 Vancouver
The train which has been leaving
fof the east At a. m. will nos leave
At o. IN For passengers 70 Du-
iulh. a mes train has been put OF
between Laramie ana FarKo. y T..
which will connect at Granite rails
far Duiath with the train leaving
here NJ : a m
f'or the present the ~kf komish To-
cal Nnl leave Seattle # s 10 y. m
anA arrive NJ sAykomiah AZ 10 70 y.
m. leaving shYkernish In the morn
ing AZ 8 u'eioek and arriving In sa-
aiiis AZ 70 es a m. This train viii
take care Of the local business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
TWO AMERICANS
STOWAWAYS
ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COM.
PANlEs ARE HAVING NO END
OF TROUBLE WITH rHosE
WHO TRY TO RIDE FREE.

stowawAys are az present giving
the Oriental companies operating
from Seattle much trouble Before
the steamers leave Seattle a thor
ough search Is made for dead.
headers. but from the Oriental
ports. IN apita Of the care e1er.
eised. many atowauaya are found
They are put 20 work. but as
rule are not worth the three meals
a daf that they are given Upon
arrival here they Ars Immediately
placed In the retention station at
Port Townsend. and the steamer
must pick them up returning 20 tho
Orient. which causes much time
and expense
On the last Dakota wafe two
hiowHwayh, two Americans and
TAO JapA. The Americans secured
their passage free. as they cannot
be dsporied from their oun coun
Try. but the laps. however. ara now
AZ Port Townsend and will be taken
back 70 Japan On tho Dakota The
two Iaps evidently knaw that thay
would have a hard time getting
Into this country. for when the
steamer swung Into PORT T'osnscnd
ihsY wefe found IN the act u jump
inK overheard and swimming 20
land. with the aid OF fife preasrv.
ers strapped about them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
GOLD WASHED our THIS YEAR
MUCH GREATER THAN Last
-=oRAvEL COLO SUCCESS.
FULLY MINED.

DAWSON. June 2-fhs gold
output Of MAJ creek 80 far this
year is over tl.00O.O0O which Ia
double that Of last year TO date
High wafer has been serious
cheek 20 working.
Greek traffic has been almost en-.
titelY suspended Tor two weeks
The Yukon Is tho highest Il has
been since 1885. Tho high water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
Telephone Stock Worth
Thousands

Not many years ago. when zen
frslep hnns stock was utl on the
market. feN people fsailHsd the irs-
rnnafuus pussthiliiss ~ electricity.
Hteek purchased al that time has
advanced until today the man with
. dozen shares u rated "a wealthy
man. Wifeisss trlsEra pay h iH its
Infancy. and The rar sighted p0f-
chs SETS u Marronl Wireless stock
stand every chance ~ becoming rich
from an Investment 81 a few dot
lars. D. T. Ward a ca. tot Hinek.
Icy bldg. Seattle. are fiscal agents
IN this state for Msfeaut Wireless
sfoe D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
1900 $500 - n \
ON THE FRONT

Steamer Queen arrived ia port
last night from san Francisco with
fZu DaaAen gers.
Steamer BlackheBth II due to-
night from San Francisco sad She
will load for Russia. sailing next
Wednesday
Kosmos steamer shebeu passed
Tatoosh early this morning and viii
arrive At Tacoma tonight She will
be IN Seattle Tuesday 10 load for
Central and South American ports.
Steamer Huts5Oldt IN due tonight
from skagway aud way pDrts. She
Is posted 10 sail Monday night
Steamer Charles Nelson will ar
rive tonight from San Franelsco and
load a return cargo OF lumber
The Jefferson is due from Shag-
way tomorrow night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
WILL GIVE PROPERTY
TO OPEN FIFTH Az.

av 70 there would BE- something
tangible 10 offer the railroad people
Conference Win Farrell.
After the hesnag vas adjourned
the mvnbofs of the committee had
q brief conference wtth ) u Farrell
wsth Wow ~ aeceftAlninK mere
accurately up-on What coalition the
spaa sould accept the ftffh az
substitute.
The commiffe viii take up the
sahlect agAln next FRIDAY al which
time IL IL anticipated thia agree.
ment ~iil 30 pFvNsatsd. aud that
business men desiring tn be heard
On The Esttsf wlii b. given an u9.
porfuntty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
MINIMUM WEIGHTS WILL Be
REDUCED PEe ctRr.

Instructions were received fhis
morning at the office 81 Assistant
General weight Manager Adams u
the Great Northern from ~ Paul
that the railways have made . fe-
duction 81 per cent "a the mint
mum weights ~ lumber shipments.
under the new eubicai capacity
schedule. This new tariff will 20
into effect July is.
Mr. Adams - expected 10 return
from ~ Paul today. where he sent
with the state iumbermen who wers
IN conference With the traffic off
einis regarding the minimum ached-
uls on lumber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
WORK on FREIGHT DEPOT
TO &c COMMENCED MONDAY

Actual work will commence on
Monday morning On the constitute
tion Of the new brick freight depot
o. the Northern Pacific. The depot
will be saxG0O feet and when com %
pleted vii be used solely for out
going freight the present depot be-
ms used exclusively for incoming
freight
Betwesn tho present depot and
the new there will be built flee de-
preston tracks The new depot will
be Just vest Of the present one nov
on King and End AZ. =. Construct
ms Engineer Wilson. 81 the y. T..
viii have the supervision Of the
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
The MARKETS

Steamer goods arrived ON the
street this morning. principally
sack prodaeta and cabbage. from
aan francisco coming on the
Queen.
Local sack stuff Is now coming
In. especially carrots and turnips
Strawberries were trifis short
today Many OF the large retail
houses are ordering direct from tbs
sfo~crs. ON tho street Lake Wash.
inklon aud Ciarks aid not change
ffom yesterdays quotations
To-day = alffeFcnt grading IN aF,
anses Is made with the asw auota
tfoua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

mark aus reached yesterday. aud l.
now r0c.dink
Il has been discovered that the
gravel Ut White channel carries
gold ia paying quantities and can
be successfully mined by the cyan.
ida process Subscriptions are be
lnE raised 20 make "A public test u
a large amount OF gravel
II Il IA AZ represented n means
a new source Of wealth IN the fu
kon. greater than the original dia
eovery. as the pravei beds are tn
ethauatibls
A bold theft Of sst occurred IN
the police court Clerk ". O.
nlHnkman LETT his room aud re
turned immediately Tho money
was gone. however. and no trace
al Il or the thief can be found. The
clerk made up the amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
SEARCH FoR CHILD.

Humane officer CLARK Is engaged
In search for the parents 81 ,.
months old child which VAS left in
the care OF Mra Smith. ia South
Park. few days ago They ap.
peared nt Mrs smiths and asked
permission 20 leave the child there
for q few hours. aud never returned
60 claim the baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
DEARBORN TRIAL MONDAY

Charles Dearborn. alias Frank
Kelly. alias T.. y kenny. will be
tried Monday on a charge ~ felony.
n the charge can be proven that
Dearborn IA the man who on two
previous occasions was tried and
found guilty OF the same crime ub
der the alias OF Kenny aud Kelly.
be will get a life sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
PECK NOW ttAssoRsksrHR

A naw hafhormaaier TO succeed
w J Russell. the present acting
ineumbeni. wiii be appointed By
Mayer Moore on Monday aud sub.
inittss for the consideration % the
touneii Monday night Mayor
Moore this morning declined 20 In
atcstn who would BE- appointed ful.
ihsf than 20 aar that he would
make The appointment from the
ranks ~ ofEaninaa labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
FRGNcH sreAMGR

The Admiral Fouriehon. the first
steamer of the new French line.
which makes Seattle its northern
terminus. vii be In port this after.
noon and dock at the Oriental
wharf The steamer arrived at
Eagle Harbor this morning from
Nanaimo. where abe e0aled for her
trip 20 Central and southern Amer.
lean ports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
Notice to Property
Owners

TIE strongest organization 81 any
Kind IN the state - Washington T.
an organization II 1900 property
gWusts feF their aNn mutual urp-
fectipn aEainsg tire lass The 81
isnass n ths organization are very
iiEhf. ard tn rive years - has saved
iis members ossf tzto zoe, as CON-
par~d 10 the .ai~iuat rates they
would have 10 pay stock companies
fef ths sanas Insurance
The corporate uauta 10 the North
western Nnfual f1rs Association.
ard u makes a specially o. dwell
fn9n household seaas and Seu
equipped factory risks. rot subject
10 sha eanftAxratsoH hazard -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
SPOKANE DUE HERE MONDAY

steamer Spokane. the Aiaska ex-
rnrslan boat q The Pacific Coast
Steamship company. loft San Frnn-
cisco yesterday at noon for SEATTLE
and will arrive here Monday. She
viii be thoroughly cleaned and put
in commission for her first trip %
Southeastern Alaska sailing next
Thursday. Dor q starter she viii 80
north with a full uat ~ tourists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
LOSES ms sArcHsL.

J Nolan. % Port Blakeiey. came
10 Seattle for Wait. and when he
stepped from the steamer yesterday
left his suit casa IN the waiting
room for a few minutes When he
returned Il was gone. aud a do
acription has been tarncd oxef 10
the poltne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
Only Tuo kllIed.

FL PAsO. Texas. June 2.--Au-
thentie reports are that only two
Americans were killed ia the riofing
az Cananea. They we're George A.
Metcalf and his brother. VIII. who
were shot down while protecting
the residence OF Colonel Greene.
where fhs Americans had gathered
for protection About 30 Mexicans.
including a small baby. we're killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
soYs ARE MISSING.

The police have ben asked o pick
mp four runaway boys who have left
their homes during the past few
days Owili Love. aged 10. son Of
g. j. Love, Of York station. has dis
appeared. az also has Cecil Wright
aged ID. son Of A II Wright. Of
1888 Eighth av The two boys left
home week ago and are thought
20 be heading for Alaska Clayton
Boswell. aged "a. and Harold Nc
Clcllan. agediS. are missing from
home and D. authorities have been
requested to appfehend them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
NEW TRIAL Is DENIED.

Attorney speckert made a motion
for a new trial for Burt Frye 10 the
superior court this morning. which
was denied By Judge FrsteF. frye
was sentenced TO five years in The,
states prison In wsila walla for
obtaining money under false pre-.
tense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

Bi5BEE. Ariz. June Edward
Buschner returned TO Blsbee az J
O'Clock this morning lie was shot
in tho right arm in a skirmlsh near
Naco issi night lie was one Of a
party Of "a which left Blsbee on
horseback In advance OF a special
train TO guard the railroad at tbs
border.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
ONE MORE SALE
ON COLUMBIA

Through the office ~ the ~ y.
Turner Investment company. olat
Ronning bought thi, afternoon me
property ~ tho northeast corner or
Sixth ay. and Columbia st. for
$3.50 Blanche Baird. OF San
Francisco was the previous owner.
The property h occupied b. flats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
rRgvAlL PLEADS NOR GUILTY

J. " Treyall appeared before the
superior court this morning In
Judge FfaterE department and
pleaded not guilty 70 the charge Of
obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses. His trial IL set for Mon.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
J. 8. keENE SENTENCED.

James S Keene was sentenced 20
10 months In the county jail this
morning on the charge 81 petty lar.
ceny. Upon recommendation that
his previous record In Minneapolis
had been a good one and that the
crime had been committed while
koone WAS Ia an intoxicated condi
ton. bis sentence was made rather
iighf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

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Ftf ten fssf seal tzs go trni nsladIinsa
~ rsf taH5 ell raks nssel ~ p.f tea bfaa
~ pss teag shesss ~ pss lsai akapgei
frsas t&uss va too
Lime ard Cemsnt.
Fsftiant esHssat tasfastsa. psF bht q
fcfttaad Fssasat gsiifu=aia - let "a
lsss - fsf fsfuFnet tass rlsstss paris
- thi u AiHa. Haa saaa a NaEAs ttaf
hsf - set tN taae fer ianai essasasap
tive q y ftf~ tftfN fsf n tH. ntssssf
ips hat. p~s ~ vs.. sasssi lssA yer "a 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
WILL REPEAL ORDINANCE.

The once famous anti-flat wheel
ordinance. now long since dead
letter on the statute looks OF the
city for the reason that no effort
has ever been made To enforce IL.
will be repealed by the council al
Its next meeting provided that body
follows the recommendations OF its
committee on health and santa
ton,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
LOST WATCH IN SALOON.

Ned Alfred reports 10 the police
that his watch was stolen from hts
vest pocket while he was sleeping
In a chair nj the Whale saloon. ON
Main 81. early this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
srs CLOTHING sroLrn.

J. G. Matthews reports 20 the po-
lice that some time last night the
room he occupies IN the Phoenix
hotel was entered by thief and
considerable clothing stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
TOOK FAMILY JEwELRY.

Burglars entered the residence Of
H. " Wright. at iii9 u Fir st..
last evening and walked OFF with a
quantity Of ieVelfy which they
stole from the premises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
CAPTAIN raugBeloos
IN COMMAND

whea ths Oriraba sails next
week for Nome she will 30 on, IN
command % Captain rfuebFiixe.
one ~ ihs best known mariners on
the cnaat The Minnesota was
brought around the Horn by Cap.
taia Tni-bfidge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
BALLARD NOTES

BALLARD. Juns AT las.
nlshfa sne~tinz u shc soaneti com
Hitt~s ~ the Nheis. tha ffauehfs
&c The Naion Pacific was discussed
and TIE coutten seems 10 be favof-
ahla @ grantinx y. bat no action
vii be tskwu uutsi tAe matter "
gore nvsr sgatn.
rhs psolessn a Ecs f1sllNsd Az.
aas allowed to aprn again On con.
tittau of good hsnsyior.
Thr coancii aFtHrea tbs city en-.
gina~r - prepare plans Tor TIE PITS
~ tha pumps anf FOE th~ taundA.
lion - the pssapinE statiaa
Tha city atternrg ~an Instructed
20 start condemnation proceedings
fot th~ extension ~ PARK pla .
fhrenEss tpt ~. hlaek a.
Th< Jury SwaF1sa frouk . Lewis
fhs sura % o. zoa fof tofs - and 81.
bsoek -. FOR TIE ~xtrnzgau % PARK
piaea between Ballard AZ. and shit
anais.
The Legal ffslxhts esr tine extern.
sion has bern auFnuirta6 a. Car az
schaannr sf. ard ears ssh isaga
F1fat az and e. at tOuuaFspw every
Is ustnatsa No fares vii be cot.
isctrd tomorrow
Tns ftalnicra wfli play the HAL
lard team lbn8HFuv AZ > m. 81 ths
ball para A Rao1 game Il prem
fa@d. a. both teams have = p~ycsst.
age 81 i.see.
Tn senior class ~ ths hixh sehool
gave Giolasmlths comedy. She
stoous ts Conquer. last night at
Recreation hail A large audience
Has present. Ths pmsie naa sur-
ulshea ~ the higa sehool orches-
ira
Ballard camp. ". o. W. sill hold
their memorial services ct eros n
Am esrneierY tomorrow Afternoon.
Al nelGfsbors are requested 10 meet
as the hall At O'Clock aiao 10 bfins
flowers.
nev. =. waidron Tiii occupy the
pulpit Of the Christian church to-
fnarraw morning ~ Tire evening
Tha@ ~. nafn. representative ~ the
Anti saloon lsaEus. wiii take charge
% ne services
The haccaiaureats sermon for the
graduating class ~ tho Ballard hiHh
a. sai will be delivered sunday
evening al O'Clock in the Gilman
~. ~ a. aHsss :. - a. s....t...
Tas. A. J JoslYu ~ the morning
the pulpit II ths Gilman PARK
church wni be filled BY Afa. Jas.
Ctulow. of Tscaua. while REV Jos
iyn wiH preach af the Queen Anne
". = church
II. Armour. aos Times 81. cut
hls fingers on = clipper IT the Sc
attic cedar Fuiii yesterday Df.
grelnsr found g necessary to am
putate one finger.
Weary Lewis and wife, fzs VII
bert ~. irf, faf three months via-
Il 70 England.
Monday evening She Junior class
viii give a banquet 20 the seniors
in Eika hall
"Wednesday evening. Juns 9. class
dnv exercises wiu BE- held II the
Central school
on Friday evening. June :. COM
rasnaemant exercises win be held AZ
/ ere Junction ball and diplomas VIII
I be given b eleven graduates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
,sssss ofFGR RiaHr or WAY
ros UNION PACIFIC ~ TsEs
Assolsgo FROM TIE az
xssE OF MAKING ThE FILL
QUESTION srlII HANGS.

1sseFs u pTupsFty betweea
AnnA Aaa SsxtA ava soata sr.
ps~ea % the corporations estuA
rs.ss Il The ciy eaancii yesterday
frsna thesr willingness 70 dssil.
a. 3 shs eifY enoagh 0f the rear
nnsaa u th~lr lots 10 open f1fsh
4 ssssa At any 0ldth aesiresi np
3 ~ sect prostded they we're re-
ks.s 4 fhs cost ~ fiiilsk chs
s.st representatives. Of the
rsna fArsfir. fae uaoss benefit
a. eealax u the street IL desired.
ursax skair willingness 20 aes~pt
rnk a. IA liea q Fourth. bat Oh.
~ - heiax required 90 make the
ass broad traffic sh0funxhfsrs
Rallrosss 90 set.
Il - railroad representatives
nx 8 4 q wou.t enss utsm Eaore
hm street. 10 teet IN Stdth aad
kzsss % shs eitf gratis than u
s1ul 10 cDna~mn a rfEht % way
n t.es n sftth and tili n for their
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IN Tia railroad has asked for
zu-sk - Mia aas xe,lsa tae
rs~rsf ownews oppose any rail
nni krans on that thorouxhfare.
vi aser 70 og@n f1fth av instead.
q An 9alnt J D. farveli. who uAsl
u aiefs4ted spectator ~ yeater.
Aga nestinx. was questioned By
Enrmza Gu 81 tlte comuaitfee.
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riuu~Y. the phatogfa phef. Is ready
faF business in bis new washinEtnn
building studio suite. s97-k~s-f9-ii
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H.. l. Klein. shoemaker. 2i7 James
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

Rev. =. waiaren wiii occupy the
pulpit Of ths Christian church to-
uerFaw morning ~ the evening
Thn@. ~. Haia. representative ~ the
Anti saloon lssKss. wiil take charge
% the services
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WE CAN ASSURE YOU A DIVIDEND OF IS Per CENT. ON
THE PAR VALUE OF rHg STOCK WHEN WE ARE MINING
I 600 TONS PER DAY
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Monday evening She Junior class
viii give bauaust 20 the seniors
in Efka hall
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ballard camp " o. W. sill hold
their memorial services ct eros n
Hili esfueierY tomorrow aftsrnoaf.
Al nelGtborH are requested 10 meet
at the hall at : aetDck. aiao 10 bfins
fi1W srN.
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r. Armour. aes Times -. cut
his fingers on = clipper 1T the So
attic cedar Fulit yesterday. DE-
grein4r found 81 necessary TO am
rutnts one finger.
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"Wednesday evening. Juna 9. class
day sxsrcisea VIII Do held at ths
Central school