The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1899, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR, AMUSEMENT fv VT EN, Norria Bros.’ Big Trained Animat Show—Afterneon and evening. / NR. tle N | elt as the children, —"Bnow the little pony, stil continues to be a prime favorite with the children, and ihe performing aebra, Ajax, and the | baby elephant also, demand much at- n Thursday evening will be the last performance, The tents are |pitohed at the corner of Becond ave | jonue and Battery street, and the ex- | | htbitions take place at 2:30 and 8| o'clock, min the case of MacKensle Rillott la judgement of discharge of sure- WORK AT METLAKATLA FINISHED ‘e* we tested Articles of incerporation were t ~ - day filed, incorporating the Kerr) 8 mboat company, with a capital ok of $50,000, ‘The incorporators are Frank Waterhouse, Charles Rich- the Natives Who Are How jardson, and W. P, Richards. Fully Civilized. | — | The Griffiths & Sprague Stevedor- jing company today fled articles jot in peration, the capital stock wax fixed at $10,000, The incorpora- Rev. William Duncan, the well (ors were James Grif_tha, BW. known missionary, who founded the gprague and Heoary Alexander. i Indian town of Metlakatia, on the - oes om island of that name, which north) In the federat court today BE of Mary island in Clarence strait, Simpson and Witiam T. Dareh were will soon leave the north on his way admitted to practice law tn the Cir- w England There ie prebably no oult district court. this morning, by missionary of greater distinction in Judge Hanford, on motion of at- Aleeka today than Mr, Duncan. torneys A. M. Root and W. R. Gay. Sines he was a youth of 19 years, de} Panett has spent his day# among the sav-| An order dismissing Jane Doe ages of Atusxka, Instructing them and Younger from custody, was today @estting them to become oiviltacd. signed Bd Judge Hanford. According te persons who retura- a on ei from the north on the steamer) A true bul was this | morning re- Rosalie, Mr. Duncan has decided to turned by the grand jury of the fed- give up the duties of his office, and eral court against Ali Chungf ae to return to the land of his birth. | rights of entry. Whether another missionary will be - - repel sent to Mil Mr. Duncan's pl ace is not) Charges of insanity were today fi. | hhowwn, fed Lh ie ealet probability no successor wit he: went, |Asainat Henry sehiil the natives, having «0 profited by | the teachings of the venerable mijs- | ‘ACADEMY OF sionary, as to be capable of leading | @ civilized life without the assistance | Alaska Missionary to Go Home. of another party. — woe Ph the tee box and put him It ts @tated that the public off. | Peta eT eae a cers of Metiakatl are al! natives, from the mayor down to the clty community are conducted on a strictly civilised basie, The town at) the present time t* said to have! Exercises Held Today. about 1600 inhabitantw. only three| The commencement exercises of ViCTM ON THE ICE Strange Freak of Two Robbers. Was Nearly Frozen by the Time He Succeeded in Break! Down the Door. ST, JOSPPH, Mo., June 11.-J, Bo- roske will not keep his saic open again on Gunday, He wae locked in the toe box Sunday night and was nearly (regen to death before he escaped, Two men robbed the sa- loon and then robbed Boroske in the cold prison, The two young men entered the saloon and asked fora drink. When the saloon keeper had served them one of them pointed a revolver at his head and told him to hold up his hamis, The other went behind the bar and took $23.40 from the drawer. | Boroske protested against the rob- | dery and began to talk joud In the hope of attracting attention from + ot against Chas, P. Low and aiso fome one outside, It wag quiet at avo Gives * night, the hour of the robbery, and nobody entered. “We'll Ax you,” said one of the men, and he pulled the miloonkeeper from behind the bar and they pushed | began to shiver, He dose net know | what became of the men after they | clerk. "The business stairs of * Program of Commencement jiockei him in. They wore no masks and he deseribed them (© the police. | ‘The prisoner tn the foe box pounded on the door and called until his voice | was hoarse, but nobody came. He White people included im the mum-~/the Academy of the Holy Names are | pagan to feel the cold Creeping over Ber. The houses are built of tum-/| ber on up-to-date principles, There} betng held this afternoon at the @c- | him ang the musuen change from the is & fish cannery and several gen-|*0eMmy. corner of Seventh avenue outside atmonphere gave him a chill. tion company, and he seeme to be | SEATTLE INKLINGS. W. A. Purtenshaw, who was charg ed with alleged fraud in connection with the county road funds, had the indictment dismiewed against bim yenterday by Judge Meld, in the su perior court, ee Cc. G, Austin, who was appointed FIVE ME DROWNED ‘Broke Through Ice on Bennett. Juatioe the peace by the county commissioners, will for the present hold court In the room fitted up in the basement of the superior court eee The new chattel mortgage law, whieh provides that no chattel mort wane hereafter made shall be valid as against third parties, unless with in 10 daye of It execution either the | | PUT SALOONIST INREFRIGERATOR | linstrument itself or a duly certified jeopy in filed with the county auditor to be permanently retained by bin | io his possession, went into effect Friday. The law further provides property of the value of $900 or more | jmay be reconted am well as filed, at] the option of the person making the fin see The graduating clans of the Ac ademy of Holy Names was given a Inty little banquet yesterday after noon by the senior class of the acad emy. Several former students w Present for the oceasion, as wel many friends of class, = Mine Marguerite Chishotr one of the moat popular members of the Alumni [acted as toastmintress, “ee | The wheelman’s excursion to Vic toria next Sumday on the City of Bonttiec, is to be under the personal Supervision of “Monare, Chadwick & Ambrose, of the Argus, i# being an xiously awaited. Racks for bicycle will be placed on the steamer, and competent help will be placed in charge. see An _old _ unoerupiod “ ae [Twelfth avenue south \etreet, burned to the aniena about 10 o'clock baat night / “. Mayor penta hae received an in- |¥itation from United States Conn lL. E. Dudiey, at Vancouver inviting him to deliver a Fourth of | duly address in that city. T Amer- lean citigens reskding there will cele-/ brate the national holiday with ap propriate exercises, j ore Captain Richard Chilcott has re- | Paks @ letter from Wd Chilberg. whe! left here for Dawson lawt May in the |), interesta of the Columbia Nawien- eral merchandise st fn th south and Jackson street. Many | He worked et the door to keep him-/nhaving a rough trip. The letter! the largest of Sakae ts owned to | tenes are in attenance; the floral | seit warm, After he had been in |states that he reached Lake Mennett Mr. Duncan. A fine church ts a jead- | decorations are very elaborate. ing feature of the place, in which| The prosra’ Presbyterian services are held every |!OW*: ii Sunday, and prayer meetings on |Musio—(a) “Favorite i: Wetinesday and Thursday evening of (>) “Valse Premiere’ A Greeting each week. ‘The cause of Mr. Duncan's retin. | Besays—"Character Is Power”. Qulshment of the duties es minsion- | pst ary are not known, but it te under. |Mumle—(a) “Canzonetta several times and finally was re- warded by scetng the door fly open. The catch had been broken. He found that the robbers bad turned | Mise Sarah Howard. down the lights and closed the door [in front, The description furnished (b) “Les Jeunes Virtuoses” | the police haw not resulted in the ar-/ tween himself and the government |“A Floral Bouquet” ........... Minima | rest of the robbers. Banaye— "Litera! tetature: The Mirror of ‘assert that they | the Nation's Life™... Sa | Mine Anna Morrie Vows’ Trio "The Violet” .. . Vielin Quartette — “Bouvenir de Haydn” |nmoreo “Yesterday, Today and To- morrow”.......Mlee Ida M. Wright “Up-to-Date” violins and pianos CHANGES IN IN | A Lay Preacher Is THE CUSTOMS In Trouble. When the new customs laws go into | feffect in Alaska next month, many) |changes will be inetituted. Collect-} jorelvey said recently at Juneau 8 mer: |regard to that matter, that the new | SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST HIM vervice win) be made up of one depu- | | ty collector at Mary Island, Wran- wel, Skagway, Juneau, Sitka, &t. Mi. jehmel, Circle City and one to the) ‘westward during the summer. Tole of Misdoings in Alaska to Be =i) ncn iieating inepectore Aired at o Everett ‘the deputyat Dyea will be done away |with. The customs service in Ai- Church Trial. |aska will then be similar to that of [= Pacific const nat ports. Seat lassi shon von PASSENGERS Skagway to the effect that W. H. Leaman, of Everett, a man holding @ local preachers’ license, has been N connected with a scheme to salt a/ mine there. Bishop J. J. Waiter ‘who is at Skagway, has just writ- ten a letter to Rev. I. R. Lovejoy, of Everett, setting forth the facta. Rev Lovejoy received the letter last night and hae called his official board to- gether to take measures to have Leaman diemissed from the church. ‘The letter in part is as follows: “For the past two months there have been four men of your church encamped in this city, One is a man named Leaman, and he has in his possession a lay preacher's li- cense. From what I hav The steamer Rosalie, which arriv- ed in port late yesterday from Al- askan ports, had the following pas- sengers: George Morris, BE. G. Steph- ens, Mra. Stephens, J. C. Lakel, J. A. Duncan, F. Browne, J. M. Wilcox, | L. Broderick, C. Nelson, B. C. Hawk- | ine, H. C, Macaulay, W. EB. Cavan- augh, J. Julian, J. Struxman, W. P.| Hart, W. C. Sprague, J. 8. Ander-| son, T. MeOarthy, P. Grennan, Mra. A. L. McClinton. seen of this man I am certain that he is TRIED AN INDIAN CAME totally unworthy of his commisaton, ‘He has acted in every way but that of a Christian. He ts very disagree. | able to begin with, and he has lead Boys Tie a Companion to a anything but a moral life while here, | Stake to Burn Him. to say nothing of his epiritual life. | From this Tf think he is unsuitable} ™ for the commission. Me entered in-|_ PHOMNIXVILLE, Pa., June 18— to @ conspiracy to decelve and de- |Frank Rossiter, Frank Bethl and fraud the unsuspecting greenhorns of | Warren Rhoads, 15, year old boys, this place by placing gold filing in a | were held in bail this morning by | gy ge a coo rock sen ‘ | Justice Charles Howell on the charge “He has also entered houses of in- faine here, and his conversation on |°t *ttempting to burn Lewis B. Van-| the subject is very bad. As he is|*rsilce, another boy, at the stake. in your jurisprudence, I think you| Young Vanderslice went to a field | should proceed against him and take to gather wild flowers, and while his recommendations and li away from him CMgned) 3 #@ there the three boys, ft is alleged, as he is unworthy.” A his mouth with grass and weeds, Walter, Supt. of /tied his hands behind his back and TROUBLE Over That $125 Circus License. Arrangements Mode for Attending the Funeret of Chief Clerk Evens. | ‘The city counefl spent a large por- tion of its me last evening debat- jing over the license for Ringling | Bros’ cireus, and the price of admis- ston thereto. It Whi be recotiected that the coun- cll held a meeting last Saturday and | passed a ordinance, making the Hoense $126, with $25 extra for each sideshow. All of the members absentees, Rude and Crichton, put up a big fight against the ordinance at | taat night's meeting, to the great en- Joyment of the press agent of the cireus, who keenly appreciates free | advertising in the halls of legislation. On @ motion of Gill the bill was |Provght up. He stated that “if the ciroeus people were willing to reduce | the price of admission of $1 to Sc, jhe thought the council did right in | reducing the license. Couneiiman James was highly in favor of the low license, As the ordinance had only three opponents, the final vote was taken, resulting in ite passage by a vote of 9 to 3. ‘The death of Chas. N. Evans, chief jclerk in the city water department, was announced by City Comptroller Parry, who pafd an eloquent tribute |to his memory. Councilman James |moved that the council attend the |funeral in a body, and that the City | | all be closed from 2:35 until 3:15 o'clock, or during the funeral. | The petition of Mra, Katerine \Maynard, widow of David Maynard, lone of the founders of this city, for | free water, was unanimously grant- ed. The following Wills were intro. duced: Providing for sewers on Twenty-second avenue, Twenty-third | avenue, appropriating $150 in full Alaskn Missions of the Methodist |jashed him to a post Gathering a settlement of personal damages to Church. quantity of sticks and dry er: MUST STAPM te was soon on his feet and) Ina penhod home besmeared with blood and nearly frightened to death, New Industry Provided for by |jiie tather, Horace F, Vanderalice, Washington Law. la prominent musician, procured war- ‘According to @ sew law which has |terday they were captured. lrante for the three boys, and yes-| they | Flo |heaped them about their victim and \Joyee sewer license, granting liquor luet them on fire. The boy, squirming |!icense to F. X. Behreiner and to in agony at the prospect of being Henry Arnheimer, fixing Judge T. H | burned alive, broke the strings that ‘Cann’s bond at $2500, fixing Judge nce M. Crow, granting Thomas Cann's salary at $1200, | ‘The following bills were placed up- on their final reading and passed: Directing issue of bonds $20,000 for improvements on Republican street, |removing penalty and Interest on lcertain improvementa, approving as- sessment rola of Seventh avenue north arid First avenue north, pro- | gone into effect, County Auditor Ev-| At the hearing this morning they |Viding for box sewer on Post and enon ie compelled to inspect, stamp |sald they were imitating the burn~ and seni all milk cans used by whole-|ing of a man by Indians as they had salers and retatiers of milk in this |seen it done at Pawnee Bill's Wild county. The auditor hav asked the | West show, commissioners for an oftice down * town tor this purpose, but if this| George Ellsperman, deputy collec- Seneca streets and Western avenue, | providing for sewer on Ninth avenue land adjoining streets, for a, sewer on | Broadway, for sewer in alley through block one, Maynard's addition, Post |wtreet, authorizing residents to im- ise" fw refuted the milk cans will sor oe Suter at Blaine, is steppimty |prove Second avenye north at their ‘teten te ‘the court house, Bewttle, own expense. were not present, however, and the | jthe box nearly an hour Boroske lift- jafter being two days in a wet snow) being given is as fol-/ed @ large chunk of ice and threw |ttizeard. The boats at Kennett are, Mt againet the door, He repeated # not ready to leave on account of the | low depth of the water, Chilberg| j hopes to connect with the company’e/ jriver steamers before they Jeave for 1. Michael. | see Preliminary work to the construc. | tion of the two new dormit the University of Washingt was begun yeaterday, The contractors expect to have @ large force at work | detore the end of the week. see John B. Ault, the attorney against [whom disbarment proceedings were begun, has been exonerated by Judge Jacobs, and a decision rendered i to the effect that Ault was not mullty of any fraud or unprofessional con- | uct tn the McNelly damage case. ‘The board of public works has de- cided to take no action on the jes against John Lamb for « harshness to his eon, Mr. La states that hie «on i# a bright young | fellow, but te self-witied and wants! z lot such @ disposition, Mr. Lamb says he must use strict discipline. He} admits that the boy slept away from | Mayor Humes tn regant to the It conse foe charged, and stating that Berent Drange, age one month, | son of Mr. and Mrs. B.C. Drange, |tena yesterday, of cholera infantum. | word from Wellington this morning |that a man named Mike Redmond | had dropped dead at that place. No} particulars were obtainabie. see | | Chief Reed has issued an orter for | jthe arrest of all opium fiends now in| ithe city. They will be tried for | vagrancy. cee 8. R. Burting, of the Columbia Nav ligation company, will leave for Stt | Michael Thursday on the stearr Laurada. Mr. Burling will by icharge of the company's business at St. Michad during the season. red Chitberg, who is en route to Daw- leon by way of Bennett, will contro! the business at the Kiondike capital. | ee S. Kirk, wure of a sult today against George et al, asking for a foree) mortgage to satixty two noles aggre. | wating $2500, together with the costs) and interest. . . Inspectors of Steam Vessels Bryant and Cherry were in Wh m today | Inspecting steamers aes | Dr. N. D. Hill, of Port Townsend, | |fs registered at the Seattle es | an the case of fray fons Co. | vs. Winship Bros. Co., in Judge Ben- | json's court, the Jury found for the |defendant this morning. ‘This was a case in which Bray Sons Co, had shipped 500 sacks of beans to Win ship Bros, and they were lost in| transit eee Licenses to wed were fs following persons t Ponwits, aged 30 y mie, and M, May 2 yearsCedar river: W o. Sherman, las, 22, of Seattle. . . May F. Keller has asked for a al vorce from her husband, on the} grounds of desertion from her husban, Joachim Pott, on the groyinds of ill-treatment eee The bank clearances today were | 646,76, t se. The Stockston Gold & Copper Min ing company filed articles of incor poration today. The Incorporators | are Chas. 1. Patten, H, H. Amos, LATEST NEWS PROM KLONDIKE that all chattel mortgages covering | The Output of Much Larger Than it Was One of the passengers who return- fed on the steamer terday aftern ” from Bkagway from Dawson about the latter part but remained at Skagway for Macaullf! was a perrons from bring the news of the disastrous fire rred there in April which had ooc He eaid last night to a Ot Bince the fire Ub Dawson or the tralia are in very "and the person attempting the in the next two weeks, people will begin however, the and ‘ie ouramed miners it, tne rise ininers Will Begin » and then the ex. In my estima majority of the outgoing jcontingent will come out by way of the tralia, as the route down the Yu- Michael is the longest, aml there are so many stops to be efore the trip It is diMieult to estimate the q Uty of gold which will come thin season, but it will citement will be on. undoubtedly Miners who have ; had more experience have gone into | country, and many rich claim | have been discovered | which were unknown last season.” cases of pereons falling through the fee at takes Bennett and Linderman i during the last two About June 1, news reach- a Skagway that five men had brok- en through the tee while attempting to cross Lake Linderman, The names of the men could | After thie disaster, n police refused to allow | further travel across the lake until the ice began to break up and navi |gation was ithe Canadi Me further navigation on the lakes dangerous, and that many drownings will probably occur, RAILWAY NOTES. F. A. Allen, jagent for the Seattle & Internation. ie viniting Whateom today, [states that in exceedingly rk for the Do- . Ws in the elty to. Sykes, sleeping car agent for js own way in all matters. Heing |the Canadian Pacific at Vancouver, | was in the city G. Shaughnessy was yesterday of the Canadian to succeed William ©. Shaugnessy jhome several nights, but that it was | elected | HOT PRAT IN THE CITY COUNCIL =: his own choice. 2 Beattie is soon to be visited by an-| Was formerly vice-president other circus, Walter L. Main, owner | road, of the Main shows hae written to | ment to the postition of president will h several changes in the of departments in the way of promo- they Intend to visit Beattie soon. tone | Horne, and rumor says his advance. sident HM and his party put tn at Smith's Cove, ied at the famity residence in La jepent ng the works the ee |Just Received.... 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Queen City Steam Launéry | , | sherit Van de Vanter sna ALONG THE WHARVES Steamer Crarina ts due from San oo with a cargo of freight. steamer to arrive from Ban Francisco to fit out for St johael will be Transportation company here about Thurslay and is scheduled to sail Saturday. arrival at the she will undergo a When the steamer Al-Ki returns | from the north, go on the| » cleaned and receive Her place on will be filled by the} thorough ov » Alaska route Watia Walla |arrive this afternoon from San Fran. bunkers this morning to take on ¢ for her return voyage to the js scheduled to midi on the PERSONAL MENTION . past Worshipful com- |mander of Centralia lodge, / & |Stationery store, 1007 First avenue, |24, Richmond, Ind., and Eva 8. Doug. |* x with his son-in-law, . wovernor of the accompanied registered at the o* Annie Pott has asked for a divorce |are Hotel Northern 255,054.09, amd the balances $103, |¢t a trip to Portland this Representatives » United States Coast & Geodetic Burvey, James 1. Perkins and A. B, Graham, |The capital stock ts $1,000,000, [Bauer makes her | Seattie-California | | Incorporated 20. thorongh over: | . preparatory to being placed on the Alaskan excursion route. She | Btisabeth A. Reed, ot al. filed « | wilt make her first trip north on June The Queen will be commanded by Captain Wallace. Q. S. GOLD, Stephen E. Barron, Pres, Company owns 18 claime, Paten’ | no debts; offer limited number share: | 1426-1428 Fourth Ave. Wear Pike Streat Telephone Pike Ss. CHILDREN'S ‘PLAY TENT ce. Duck. sige, bast. : height, hn be cit of walk T8 Sas 2 re eta plete ae s Chel eae Children's ip hoot, vy ~~» ADB The steamer Queen which satis to- | day for Ban Francinco, trip on the for the time-being California met A. Se jully, Wash, PRINCETON, Ky., June 13.—Ev- ery man in town was fined today for contempt of court, A petition! had been signed by all the cftize asking the grand jury not to indie ompanies and no in- found. ‘The common- the Insuranc dictments wer wealth’s attorney moved proceed against the signers for contempt of leourt. 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