The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1901, Page 3

pa ee | ge 1 EF; | Tee Cat: FORER. 2, 19%. “-ST EDITION! 4 O'Clock — FORGED SEATTLE TURN UP SIGNATURES OF PRO as w Wa ttle, ne, guara raed the N a2 a and had Tr ee Ce Lane le \2 Theaters. ORE T ETS WEES OREGON LIBELED ~ $215,000 Demanded by Pas | sengers of the Vessel |.,,."', is peret AT ROME, WN. Y., Beaninc| 3 orving MINENT SEATTLE MEN Last Nome Trip “A Royal B yal Box” drew a crowde the Jant an pla main pa was filled production Aggremating yesterday filed « t r I's role ts a ait dim » left no room onal bank by gor A r wae | were atriking for Miteh xtor Horton & ( GARENDERS ~ ITS CHARTER tie 7 ephone Company Give Back to the City name’ ‘ tie = and vague to the Indeper F dent Company Agmwell known, the Independer is already extinet, but in * get that the Automatic may sec Rmer and better franchise Auamatic surrenders its fr sadatsumes that of the Independent oe h franchise the Automatic opera te. Anagreement to the release is also Sangeet by the officers of the Indepen- _ Company. APOLOGY wasmixcTox, D.C, Oct. 2— es government has ‘wat an ofan to Japan for the Mewtal treatment accorded by tmmi- officers a oluly Months ago, to certain Japan [tem including a number of Japan | women Who, while , eee by male Inspectors at i station, because of the sus that they were infected with plague. NDS, N. J., Oct. and Morgan, Columbia's m: agreed this afternoon to rac @ay until series are completed Eup committee wit! peaceable | ty this agreement this evening. STABBED ISCO, Cal, Oct. 2. Garthaidi, J. Jandin aed M. Daley, deserters from the ers’ union, were this morning Mabbed in an an aftray with ptetkers THE QUEEN ‘Wuthern trip. making it in the fast time of 6 days 21 hours and 15 min On board were 475 passengers 4 treasure to the value of $i SAN FRA Garibaldi. E. f Othe latter Jatet Lindeberg had the individual portion, or about kthe Alaska Ranging and ite Deposit Company haa $88.000 Jat the Bank of Nome $65,000. The Wmainder was divided among a of passengers. United States Bosh, Berkman and We Were on board with four being takeh to Med a. der i's ptem At that time the Nome City into were in the harbor ready Queen tell of nother victim of ‘The body was found ‘of a cll on Bitar er 4 | for the Weather in September The weather reporg for September lasued, shows te a the wettest bein, 7 inches fel ie ms me Teecled gras on the 19th. | deg “ bs ve onth was 42 pre stdin San 235 incr fall for that Was 1.52 inches. Death of Mrs. Kinney Mrs. Maggie Kinney, » Kinney died this and a B. Butte Yea is for her ne Seed her talent in her Che JANG PERMITS ing bullding per gued in the offi northeast, ; to C. J. Carlson torn’ 41 w yn & Marti: = CHARITY | vecper Annual Meeting of the Orga | fe t2| ization Society—Excel- | lent Showing sere b “The Belle of Now York” | REAPPOINTED eoting of the Chartty M . r t et ho: 44 Fourth avenue held lant ing in th cont 2600 he Plymouth MOUNTAINS A. Spaul aut the Freight Bill Swindle Works P. Burwell. read by H Just the Same “Young Mr. Wilso Saturday b ently name sider uM morning a baby hoy made LYNCHED |By a Montana Mob for | Fearful Crime he society ha Secretary Th¥ing repo cases had been given attention and |that about $900 has been spent at tending to 415 cases, The day nur ery has cost the society $200 and in | the past six months about 100 chil |dren had been cured for New me th ouncil Bothwell, Mre JA and Mrs eting ary te George Denton, a farmer frum North Yakima, was last night made the victim of the time honored freight bill swindle. A clever sharper induest Mr. Den- ton to lend him $20 to pay a freight | bill The gentleman from h Yakima complied with the and was left guarding ie ¢ n, freight on the waterfr | Lows newly made friend . to pay a vt on watehed the frei He began o ongsh: in told Ais story t rettee | and es are working on the | case. wede” Thompeon was this morning taken up as 4 suspect, bat was soon released. | wer ' t Dr " r wu Mrs. We Sha Hov bater nel Thur Dent time. when move th Den I be heid men began to|* emont report ere that his nen Mon are inv eed him | ned to thetr the Y of Brady | ving swinging from the pe James Brady The p men | cay, evening. "INTHE COURTS REGAL ROBES (Continued trom page one.) was under arrest for tting « sually brutal m five-zears-old Ida Pugs! A moment before he was hange Protested that the mot wroug man. Mut Brady identined by fetim and n no humor to Mat to his plaint “GET OUT” Big Damage Suit A jury was tmpaneted thie morning in Judge Bell's department to hear} the case of A. A. Wismolek againat the La Conner Trading end Trans portation Company a & Northern Rallway in an action for $16,005 damages for alleged. personal injuries sustained by the plaintiff by falling through what bed in his complaint manhole or death-trap, wharf at Anacortes, owned by o ty of the wealthy laymen. Two New Bishops. One of the most tmportant func tions will be the formation of new ops. Endowed own bishops onary bivhops are appointed. There are two of the latter to be elected, the Bishop ®/of North Dakota and the Bishop of | ympla, W Much interest is taken by the| defendant corporations and| coast delegations in the latter ap-|% both. The plaintiff fei! into| pointment. Dr. Clampett, rec 4 when disembarking in the | Trinity church of San Francisco, ne from the Geo. E. Starr. | ated with important exes of Spring-| nd. is spoken of as| ppointee in Golden Gate Park. of the t impreastve serv ¢ seasions of the conven-| |tion will be conducted at the foot} jot the "Prayer-Book Cr in Gold | jen Gate park eantes | will be impresse impor tant historical fact that first | ser of the Anglican « h in America was held sight of where the cross sta on the 24th day of June, A. D *, by ac lain of the fleet commanded by the feme admiral and free-booter Francis Drake—a generation be Jamestown in Virginia, which has claimed the honc en thought of Convention Features. The big public service of the will be the missionary mass t pay were ou | white Aitempted Murder ngenbaugh is on trial to-|the p In Judge Griffin's department for . to murder L. P. Muir in the New York block recen Noth ing has been developed by the teat! mony beyond the facta published at the time of the One toes of ar) when the 4 with t assault wil Set at Bremerton, Angeline W. Patterson in Command & petition for letters of a tion upon the estate of L- Webster, dece: wholly per: today filed WASHINOTO Capt. Mahan tp Cuteh. ( ner of the 4 | fore and asks the court to pron hith the libel. € Emory and a jury o the case o Vore of personal pr ty. A verdict was returned f Miliston Te SHELIKOF of 400 Arrives in Port From the Saimon| Fisheries ¢ has nf any kind and his btedness is three promiasor geregating $6,000, Transport Dix Coming 1 Hat « GIVEN PLENTY TIME TO THINK 8 aged Walter , 19, both |! f them Holzhouse. and ta Myers and Marry " i of Port Orehard run i be heard before A “ nd Fi The spe oney doubled in buying Fisheries stock. Gre ta of the Port Or and Inland Flyer part of the A Late ‘anise bhtnabi | Mr. ¢ hard run— a Don’t fall to | iMth Owen, Nels th in marriage V 1 First | A. Chris + |theran ¢ may OY Bev. i CAPT. MAHAN : WEST STREET EK SEATTLE STAR, : GRAND OPERA HOUSE DISTURBERS ON TRIAL: . Interesting Case Up Before Judge George This Afternoon Young Dickinson, Who Alleged Horsewhipping by the Police, Among the Trio With an i K 5 4 ' MPD Ft pes # of M ' The Council Inv twages ~O0L N NERVE OF ROBBER PORTLAND, Henry 8. howe night held up b vabuabies, ot at the }and Kast Sixth * now in Gone to Meet Beveridge A. Whit He & condith ng for V SENATOR SHIPPING °°" The steamahip Senator, Capt. Pat mb » for terson, was! fol ship Qu exception of the Garonne, be the lant will leave inet tr TheRussian pulled into th to bark Fahrweil tonight at x her 0 . be ywed Saturday by the ete With these will Capt. Lioyd. the or has amer” Ascunaton . orapleted taking by ¥ of the Sea mina: at Captain re ie Ware and > yesterday eral mercha # office. Mra f Judge Stevens to join her hus 4 other | ereats vegetat up to winter there of the Wishaar the Nome Ne and Mre ith two daugh » rejoin ables. t Dodwell & Co. omice of the com eaves the Sentt pany tom tant position in the headqu he company'6e'Rasame. heir husbands. | Beebe. ly Dod wing resolution was ur | well & Co. app ~ inted trans obe Trans | 6 t trip take up dut \the new es at Hone “On Suspicion and by OM, lings in this cit Thomas Conley adjoining rN yn this Pessssisririririsi yy | ln the Dock ISCONSIN THE FEATURELESS AND OREGON IS ALONGSIDE THE FAST STEAMERS ATHLON AND INLAND FLYE JOBBING QUOTATIONS, (CORRECTED DAILY) Groon Fruit Fare 50c Round Trip NO MORE LAUNCH FARE PEP SESSSS ESE ST CEES ES SY QF29 92 2dFFHFIPEDDD>>DdEDIDI>>>DDD>>>>72979>92799999 OCECEEEERR ETE EE CEE EEE EEE DUST FRO DTC CEE CET CECE CeCe CCR CREE PORES 1 BORO LG OOOOUHH 9892 9099930509 9OOHAPOD FOOT D9O OOD HOM S Have You Forgotten Anything THE OHIO Our Restaurant, Hotel and Steamboat Supplies Dep’t STEEL RANGE Z. 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