The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1901, Page 3

S}OVER-CROWDED VALENCIA °°" THE KIDS On account of having an excess) to service, of passengers aboard, th Nome Officials Allowod It he t of the steamship Valencia That Was About All cust houne officials at \ nto take | (uct and Waa r ‘ i permit deen fined $110 by Dr, A. P. paswongers, although her is for only M8, But the dom ake are usually compelled to give | ¢, ten of the lodal customs hy pate of penalty ix $10 for every over the maxim . Tm addition the st rew of 109, | we. In this nd hence the The Pursor's Ca 7 gamage money, OURS fficlals could not Manager Ainsworth f the Pactth i Se Company. to |Packing & Navigation Go, when aah, | ee Absence of Slot Machines | 109, Usually ne Late this afternoon Capt ane | i . fhacia’s size has a crew ot| of the steamuniy Valencia’ wenn Difference a he base ope eae paying thelr passage by | court this afternoon for W. D, Field | t human ob but many stow-| ing, the purser, charging him with| py, ne | bald cribu his cunning who had wed in-| larceny by embexaioment of $540. Bettany gype m rey Black-Feoe Artists |doubel that the sama period thie year in attr | Uted to the absence vente from }the money paying machines. tween $2800 and $3000 each month, ‘The largest amount of monthly fines An Increase in Contagious | come trom gambicry and tailen w s Down 600 Passengers and $400,000 men. Each gambling hous ya 350 wey e ollowing telegrs ceive , Diseases Shownin October | f+ wna ts he cae eee eS nay 8 rally wna A DA M Ss mas ; Read the f sllowing telegram received by them ue fine of $50 is levied on every proprie- | MOtor ide a et t 4 1 on October 31, direct from well at Sunset City - ; —_ tor of a house of ill fame apd each| ° “ 4 are me OUR GUSHER r The N. A. T. and T. Co."s steamer Inmate te fined $5 monthly ; be vieg ' tarmers have been eat Fe 2 arrived in Seattle at 2:25{ Fifty-five cases Ay Seonquiowe din. | - The ecriptur ‘ Seageh 5. SNe Soe aay S i I S I Blasmeg itn | ease Were reported to the health de be ' Dpeared inseveral orchanis. Sern so Sn a ge | arta tn Geter, hag - : |" jg special sale THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY. , | 3 calm voyage, with the | or e ptem of he a large number of househ re, wh ong” we + + — INCORP ~ 20 lp wate ey e-em ? [eagle t'the first ay cut satiied Sor tact month are| did not confine themselves to’ that | Mr. Koepfli to Denver | 21,000 OFFICES IN AMERICA. CADLE SERVICE TO ALL THE WORLD. , the mor weighty | American language ern Express Company adjectives and McArthur arrived at 2 | £8 this afternoon from their cruise . . orth. +. _ Northern Pac Selected Who Will Count}. \x'7-;'*"s Bes rr ported in Seattle Inst month as} sus’ hasta et soe ara vo against 79 In September, showing the . Votes Saturday death rate for October very much | the free public employment office for |. lower than Beptember, Only three| October shows a decrease over Sep- deaths were from contagious diseas- | tember. ~ At 23 o'clock yesterday the r, & five-year | the first name: : ‘School Directors Hughes and Coe, Maerchoct ciection sovurday save] A MERRY HOBO | Xs: - d the list, It is as follows, hal wards: Total .. .. « flac, three miles north of this city. | 1,\he Matory of the 1 ate Wie § pe Two days ago James Lee found ©] Go) Wee Serured for write * hobo asleep in his front room. The |" a een man made threats when ordered out, people must besatisfied to live mea, | 24 the following night Lee recety- SPLENDID e¢ a bullet through his hat. At the Fequest of the residents the sherift adjoining such a spot. We have. two low equally well eltuated as the in the FOR STONING above addition, for $100 each ‘We also have several mag- 3 Ifieent 309x129 foot lots, over. . JAPANES Bank Clearances for October |B f!"\c0"* "x! fo) totw overs Freeman C. Taylor, A. B. Will Set Portland Guessing S. Hayashi Asks Mayor Humes to ‘The bank clearti fi he month Nn SO crease over those of Be; Addition Is recognized as the coming Nob Hilt of Seattle: tt poor within two block car line, and only 10 minutes’ ride to heart of Seattle, at from $100 to $150 each. General lnvestment Co wT. Ac- cording to the # mputed 8. Hayashi, the Japanese consul the clearing howe, they 49 Bailey Building In Seattle, has sent | ounted to $15,029,244.26, ae against Humes asking that 420.60 for September, a gain have the proper authorities investi- See wh ina ate the alleged stoning of a Japa: rison of the clearings for ‘Miten Montsomery, an employe of | E20 oy on Sateone tatoo lest ton| Octouer BAA Weptonaber ti ‘We Skagit Queen, running between| day, Consul Hayashi says J. Obaia| last is ae follows and Anacortes, was today re-| was attacked by Joe Marshy and L. | October 1901 Arowned to the secretary of! urke, and severely stoned. The A. O. U. W. at Ballard, of which | .. " " is deceanee consul says this is only one of many pan 23 years wl and similar offenses against his coun. | * Yesterday's clearings with H. U. Johnson, trymen that ha wk! lives on Leaty were | on Jackson street between Tenth and | 514.00; balances, $162,8%4.6: The young man carrted a| Fifteenth avenues. live insurance made out to his| Mayor Humes referred the com- He had only recently join- | munication to Chief of Police Sul- the United Workmen, but is in| livan with the instructions to thor- | standing. oughly investigate the charges. GAMBLERS AT WAR UNCLE SAM _ Big Eruption Is Sure to Occur Among the Tenderloin Sport- ing Fraternity—Blackjack the Root of Trouble THE FAIR 120-122 Pike 8t., Cor. 2nd A Few Interest- ing Items ‘rom the Fair W PERCALES ted pattern During the month of October 20} enlisted In th ruiting office. waiting to pplication ish Towels, ale ¢ for a few day 20 MORE SKIRTS LE Worth from $1.26 to 5 to $2.75, ¢ be closed at 81.00 feattie is again on the eve of a today. “I have conducted games in| Sitbler’s war, 1f not directly in it,| Seattle under three chiefs of police, | THE FAIR ‘The fight this {ime is contined to the | #Nd4 I will run now, or nobody else | ————__ | first floor gamblers, or black-jack | ¥! ———————— AS yet the big gamesters ‘Who fun on the second ficors are not and nix The m ed to sents. In Sep were recelved young 4 to cava mber 22 applications The Chief Se Erisman, when he first decided to io | y of the BIG COFFEE POT Hewat and will not be if they can| start his game, went to Chief Sul- it. ‘They may be brought into it, | jivan to obtain permission. It was er, againat their own wishes.| refused him, and he went to Mayor Bucletis of the fight is at| tures. His honor referred him Andy Erisman’s saloon at 115 Wash- | Sngion. street. ‘There lies the bone of - 30c COFFEE SATURDAY ane back to the chief, saying that he saw no reason why one man should gam ble and another could not. Again the chief refused to allow him to -|run a game, Erisman then said he would run one at all hagsards, He started up that night, and a raid Chief Sullivan was 1 Last Mond: Isited the He Can't Do Wt, That's ali ‘That he cannot has beer. plainly | onstrated on two Aifferens q Erisman was arrested last | EP Week, hustled into the patrol wanna | With is outfit and taken to 1. Yesterday he pleaded Mg & gambling sen Wan fined $25 by Police Judy - He paid the fine ana SIGE Ke again started his titties. $F tainuten atte Police Protection Free With Thome who are on the y f that the Clancy brothers control th piace f| biack-jack gambling in the Fir fat tomes and. his puttit getnad, 1 by an ngement with tt Maya at police headquarters ights are tram; en t® minutes, being reiea n an outsider starta gar Hin at Pall. If he te again tin. | thout thelr permission, ir Dolice court, it will 1id this, hence the row. Now Fegular monthly fj her gamblers are subjected, | Chief Sullivan refungn absolute! ASSORTMENT 1S SUPERIOR Apply in his case t why he will not allow Eris Says » Few Things man to run and at the same time 10 ALL OTHERS ‘ | tolerates other gar The chiet Bas necured Judge Benson | dow way, how 1 has told the wy, and says he 1) gamblers, that it th do not play srry agi Mo eds ahon| aml “hat sitter 7 mot ney A OOL Second Avenue | Es 12" © S26 Gown here | riaman has linked with him a Cor. Marion | Rhodes Bros. 1331 Second Ave. &8 other men. ther r I Will know | number of business men, Both sides ther game ny re etron a ,pther fame nl are trong and the fight will be a MU clone up,” said Erieman | tierce one. i a. — ; adnate THE SEATTLE STAR. Offici j od re M . | r] vant " : ‘ to |S 99 000099000000000 600 SS The Customs icials Compel Steamship Company to PUP) ROme warty, Zoster for | HAD FUN — | $710 for Allowing Excess Passengers Aboard oe Tea Dae been ying 9 | | BRIEF STATE NEWS | « t ‘ ho my ight poreny, Sut tue Ott IA Small Bunch Arrested, but) A new « to, \ in , LL JUDGE sin ents eee se tstows"” "| Fro Employment Bureau Did| Wester Exo | renee fund othe order Gr oceries RECEIVED oi Way , ; : a Good Month's Business A ‘The Western Express . jompany * attle & Internationa tway was in the har fe re k roa I Eexpre $99 090000000000000000 ORT ONL TLE? EG PL OES GT Me ka SI if RUCK OIL) bo tape f Suburban, | ney ae | | os sees THE see . pe Ee 1221 FIRST AVENUE sine SR Seri SEATTLE, WN. bak hacen] Hg, A rhea tid to a HAVE STRUCK AN ENOR} epee: henge FE. 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