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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
CORNER
SOLD

the southeast corner 81 Fourth az.
and MadtHen e. VAS solid Tits morn
lnE b. y. a. fAtimsf. manager A
the Dexter Horton hank. Tor stsb ooe
iieede a Van kiask represented lhs
seilsr The purchaser was rspfs
sntd by Il > Ftshf a Go NJ. IatiH
mes bought the property last Aprll
Tor tiiahH0 thus rraHsinE a profit
% iie.sQQ 70 rsvefy month he owura
a.
The corner u nne ~ the best aH
Fourth as. aud after the completion
of the teeFadr Of that street will bs
ens 90 the beat iu the rity. Tbs
Hotel Lincoln IL on enc corner. nsw
public library and the new \. N. &
A building nov bvlns constructed
on the others
The Richmond Burnett company
has sold through Mcclellan 4 tvns
sen the southwest corner OF Twelfth
~. and pine At. sostsk. for tts.Qoa
The purchaser Is a. Jones
= " nutterwnfth. en- Mayer n
hsiiiusst and a number ~ ufh,
prominent business and professional
men are among the purchasers II
lots IN The uee Mount Baker add
tieu. nov heins plated by nanlsi
jones a ee. The property l. lecst.
90 an the wvsI side ~ Lake wash
inKton, ebout thfs-- quaF,sfs 81 A
mile south 81 Lesehl pafk
9 4 Hiilmrn reports the sale u
one acre Of waterfront en- Mercer 10.
land q Or f1eisehier tor sigoa aisa
five acre tract AT Auhuru. to ". IT.
Eyaus fnf tatea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
KILLED in THE DECK
Of THE SANTA ANA
Lee keIIis, Second Assistant Engineer, Hit by
Falling Born and instantly KilIed--Was One
of the Heroes OF the Santa Ana Wreck

Lee Neiils. second assistant euFi-
neer 0f the steamer Santa Ana. was
accidentally killed this morning
while iu the net Of performing his
duties aboard the ship
sslliH wnp standing on the for
ward deck az the Santa Ana 81 pier
4 overseeing the work ~ bolstins
one ~ the big Gwinn pumps from
the deck preparatory 90 placing Il
on she pier when the boom ~ the
derrick gave way. striking Seilia on
the head and killing him Instantly
lie whn standing directly beside
Chief Engineer Dudley when the
boom fell. missing Dudley but "a
fraction Of an inch
Lee Nellis was ore 81 the best
known engineers on PuFet sound.
having been with several companies
prior 20 his servie. with the North-
weston Steamship company. He
entered the employ u the North
western company about Il month ago
and was pat GA the Santa Ana. Re
fore goinH With the Santa Ana he
wac on the Nebraska. which II
building a Moran Bros lie served
az an Oiier on ths Dolphin for two
years and was very highly thought
Of b the officers Of the ship and
the company
Neiiis was aboard the Santa Ana
when she ssa wrecked ard was
spoken 81 Ia diana ichea az the heso
Of the affair sticking 70 the pumps
ard working necessarily after chief
Dudley va forced 10 give un. chief
Dudley broke down completely this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
MAYOR MOORE
TO OPEN FAIR

Mayor Moore viii prces The but
ton AZ : O'Clock opening the caihe.
dfai fair a. the Erickson building.
opposite the postoffioe. on FIRST az
All day Saturday and way into
the night Father o BFien. The man
axef. With q large force Of carpen.
tsrh and decorators. worked 90 pat
on the finishing touches Of what
wili BE- TIE largest ehafch fair ever
held ON the Pacific coast The large
tail today presents the appearance
Of a miniature cify gayiy dsoorst.
I'd In various shades and colofs
and giiumined BY thousands Of elee
erie lights
The fair will abound with many
pleasing and unique features each
stall or booth trying TO Guido its
netEhhor in artistic and special tea.
lures
Tonight an address will be De.
llyarod b. MAJOR Moore on The
Purpose 81 the Fair and tie Relation
TO the Cathedral bishop opsa
will also deliver an address
Music wlii be furnished by the
ROYAL Italian band Tomorrow =
program win be ia charge Of Prof.
Frank Egap. aud sill consist en-.
ilreiy 0f musical selections
Wednesday evening Murdock's or.
chestra viii be Ia attendance
Thursday the first Of the national
DAYS will begin. starting with Ger
man daY, the program uf which will
be- Ia charge Of the Seattle Lieder.
krautF
Friday viii be given over 10 the
labor organizations Of the city. and
IN elaborate program has been ar.
ranged Saturday viii be Hibernian
day. aud for that nlght the pro.
gram will be especially strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
FOR
BETTER
JESSE HALL IS RESTING EASIER
TO-DAY 49, CONDITION LESS
HOPELESS THAN SATURDAY.

Jesse Hall. the young real estate
agent who was shot b. William Con.
htantlne. his fnthcrin-lnW. ~ reHt.
inR sameshat more easily this ait
efnoon than he has for several days,
aud bis physicians aud attendants
consider hiH condition little less
hopeless than Il has been consid-
erred FOR the past two OF three days.
The improvement IL not such as
90 justify any very confident hope
for bis ultimate recovery bat 81.
CRY favorable indication IL WELDON
ed az tessenine BY that much the
fear OF fatal end
Throughout the day yesterday
Hall VAS quieter than usual. and
last night be appeared 20 be in less
pain than for a fes days prseed.
Ing lie rested e little better last
niEht nad today has been more a.
ease. Ills condition is 40 eufoehled
that even under the most favorable
circumstances % Improvement Il
Nlll be many days before be can
be considered cat 81 danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
RAILWAY TRAINS MEET ON G.
n. TRACKS NEAR MONROE
PAasEseu as EscApE. nuT
rsREE OF TRAIN GREW Arc
Dad.

EVERETT. oct - II . head
on collision At Fern uluff thfss
miles rasi af Munfoa yeHteTda y
morning between an east baund
ffsisht and : wssts bound passshErr
itaia. No III. three persons wtrr
siisf three seriously injured and a
sc0fs siiEhuY bruised and cut The
seed are
J. r. HUDSON. engineer q
freight ~ everett
ALBERT q ntppEfI= fireman
~ freight 81 Everett
PATRICK SHERIDAN. fireman.
% passenger train. Seattle.
The injured are
gseafHs Lawrence. engineer ~
rasssuEsf tain. Seattle
George v Wsiasi. conductor ~
passenger frsin.
JOAN Boyle. brakeman u ussnsn-
rar tfsin
Cnusurser Ffictsnu. iu charge u
the freight train has been placed
andst sFres1. the arfident being 81.
iributsa &C. his nemilRsnre The
freight had been ordered 70 wAlt AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
SUESFOR BREACH
OF PROMISE

For refusing to marry Cora ,.
Randall. who insists upon being his
wife. William Harrison has plunged
HIM self Into hot water. His pFedio-
amenf is serious TO the enient mat
he has been made the defendant IN
4 smlt for breach OF promise The
amount sued for IL ~. zoe. TO which
extent the plaintiff. Il appears. 10
suffering from = broken heart
The wrecker of hearts. Il ~ al
legged In tie complaint. promised
on Oct l6 1904. 10 taze the plain
tiff unto himself as bis welded
spouse. the ceremony TO be per-
formed on or about April rs. lsos.
The happy fisneee Immediately got
busy. she alleges. and rounded up
her tfonsse4u.
Before Ions. however. HarrisoB's
whim for a domestic life deserted
him aud he has since refused 20
secure a preacher and have the cers
emory puf through.
IN the trial. which began this
morning before Judge Aibertson,
the attorney for the defendant pro-
duced Witnesses who deposed nat
the wouldbe spouse had declared
that she might as well secure
lien on Harrison's property as any
rue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
STREET CAR ArlRE.

Passengers on Green Lake car
coming into the city yesterday AT.
eruOon were treated 20 Wild ride
on a burning car from feth IT and
lntefiake nv. 10 Fremont
a burned out fuse. which was the
cause of the trouble. nearly started
q panic among the female passen.
gers Smoke from The burning sood
and packing rose in the car 20 thick.
~ that some Of she women JUMPED
up and started for the door They
we're ealmed down BY the men. but
an we're forced 10 Ect out Of the
car on account of the heavy fumes.
ana several pals % water thrown
on the burning portion Of the car
by the conductor. and the windows
opened wide. relieved the situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
PASSENGERS
FLEECED

Sensational charges Of allowing
gambling operations on board the
steamship Olympia for the benefit
81 several professional gamblers
whose work in the defi-fingered
line net,ed them some se5. goo. have
been filed against the steamship Of.
flcers b. + Nj Honah. ~ College
Place. Wash. and y Libby. 1855
Twenty fifth IT. san Francisco.
The complaint drawn up ~ these
men and signed By the majority Of
the fiecced passengers aboard dur.
the recent trip 81 the Olympia 20
this cts from Nome. viii probably
result la an action for damages
against the Northwestern Steam.
ahip company IN the civil courts
Suit Gambling Tables.
The Olympia. which reached Sc.
attic Friday last. carried over 400
passengers. many Of whom we're
steeraEe. In the. complaint II Is
alleged that the ships carpenter.
al the request 81 the ships officers.
constructed on tho second day out
from Nome, several tables for the
use of professional gamblers. Theee
games. Il Is said. we're carried on
until within \ few miles from this
port. when the tables were thrown
overheard az the request Of Captain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

Weber state academy and the state
school for she deaf and bllna. wera
badly damaged. and ta4 residences
wers auruofed All traffic betscsn
here and sait Lake city wma cut
of uniii this morning The blizzard
reaches eastward across 20 WON
ing
One man vas killed here. Hsher
Gibbs a Tying plank struck him
on the neck and broke II. Several
were inigred BY flylng debris