The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1905, Page 7

NO FREE WATER SUPERINTENDENT YOUNGS PR WHOSE WATER WILL NOT ater depart has 5 Mat of the chu publi " and many peWvate consunters wit water wit be cut off Jun. 1, as the result t city counch susteh ing Mayor Ba « veto to t Pollowing is the list tions, organizations and prety fumers now being furnished with free water The List. Batley Gatwert k fergarten, La ASSAYER RESIGNS F. A. WING, IN CHARGE OF THE LOCAL OFFICE, STEPS ouT—| GIVES REASONS Last night the resignation of Frederick A. Wing, assayer in charge of the local assay office, was placed In the hands of Director Roberts, of the United States mint esignation Wiag * to the diseov wy of Adams niations he had intended resigning his office, and had spoken to Senator Piles about the matter, signifying his willing- ness to retire as soon as Senator | Piles would secure the appointment of another assayer to take his place. Clears His Skirts, When the Adams exposure came out, however, Wing states, he felt that it would be an injustice to him- self and to his office to leave until! after the whole matter was cleared up. Hence he did not retire until Director Roberts yesterday <dle- clared that every cent of the miss- ing money had been traced to Adams, and that every other person ‘Was exonerated Wing also has a word of rebuke for the press, which he says gave undue publicity to the unfortunate condition of affairs, and probably greatly damaged the confidence of the public in Seattle as a city, and $m Seattle's assay office. Director Roberts gives out Statement corroborating Wing's @tatement in regard to his retire- ment, and exonerating Wing in ev- ery particular from any suspicion or responsibility for the crime com- mitted under his management. Only One Change. The only change in the assay of- personne! so far announced is the appointment of L. 8. Kerfoot, of the San Francisco mint, to the office of cashier, left vacant by Adams. Kerfoot was one of the men first placed on the work of} investigation by the government. Director Roberts and Frank E Leach will remain in Seattle a few days, after which Roberts will go to Washington and lay the result Of his investigation before Presi- dent Roosevelt, whose decision will @ecide the appointment of a suc cessor to Wing. PLAN NEW RAILWAY SALT LAKE, Dec. 13.—Prominent mining men from Searchlight, Nev., are here for the purpose of §ncorporating today the Searchlight & Northern railway. It will run from Nippemo, Cal., on the Salt Lake route, to Searchlight. The eapital stock is $500,000. Homer Hansen ts president; 5. J. Harring ton, vice president, and 3. H. Me Clintock, secretary-treasurer. Work | begins at one MKAY IS ARRESTED | Kay McKay, charged with having | fleeced Hiram Goddard out of $100,000 im an Oregon land frand deal, was arrested in Seattle yes terday by Chief Delaney and De- tective Adaios, on instructions from La Crosse, Wis., of which McKay is @ resident. Hiram Goddard claims that he purchased 7,000 certificates for tim- ber lands, which later proved to be forgeries, and that MeKay was one of the men who sold the certificates | to him. WANT DAMAGES Lizzie Wella, widow of David C. ‘Wels, and Richard Wells, their 7- year-old son, have brought suit against the L. Houghton Logging company for $20,000 damages, al Jeged to have been suffered through the death of the husband and fath er, who was crushed to death De. cember 8, 1904, between the cars of one of the defendant's logging train An examination for a physical chemist to work for the government at Maniia will be held by the Unit 4 States civil service commission Bannary 3 EPARES A LIST OF PARTIES BE FREE AFTER JAN. 1 ty, Hou f Good 8 1. J. A. Imrta, BB, Rmard M FP. Freeman, all churches, Ne P.M 1 M League of Wontewtrweter Proky tort bureh, Mrs MA anew, A ma Wayside Minat m Mor Abort Mrs, I 1 Y A. M HLA y, Sehool I No. 1 all acho: “ Lyd I. A. Mo ae a a W., Her Lam ph 1 r N j A , M R J K M M D 1m C. MN | JOHNSON RELEASED P. 0, Johnson, who has been f | three we held in the county Jail ix usp of having | in volve the murder of who for « MISS MATTHEWS TO MARRY M Laura Jeanette Matthews. sister of ews, will | be mai jorteck Harri Whitwo ember 21, in th First Presty an chureh. A bri trip to Southera California will fol low NEW KING OF COTT 708. H. HOADLEY. For several seasons “Joe” Hoad ley has been in the public eye as a plunger in Wall street, but it is only within the last few days that he has succeeded to the title so long borne by “Dan” Sully, who went down with such a tremendous crash couple of seasons back that his fall) resounded throughout the world Hondiey has been axsociated with | “Joe” Leiter in a number of denis, jand together they were mixed up tn |the suit growing out of the tangled affairs of the International P Co. FATAL ‘ After a protracted spree of three days’ duration John Boden, ¢ quietly died while sitting on a cha | behind a stove in “Billy the Mug saloon shortly after 6 o'clock mornin His death was not discovered un |tit Patrolman Anderson n |he was asleep, tried to awaken hi Anderton shook the man and wih a Seen Seattie-Boston Copper Stock | The sales of stock by the Seattle |Boston Copper Company are th most remar ble within the his tory of this city, and indicate plain lesire ly that the people of Seattle to invest in mining property they can be assured that it is ho: estiy promoted and the promote | have what they claim to have. *** eotapenenelpamennens A. G. Mot Room Star Boyd Bldg ive po Manager for Pacific Insurance Assn. of Seattle, Wash Dear Str h inst. with enclosed cheque | $600.00 for the loss of my stal being the amount insured your association. Please accept r thanks for the prompt settlement |Yours very truly, J | for mm. C. SULA Christophe ND eee Wash SPREE jhead appliances #o that Have your favor of the! with | THE SEAT t STAR—WEDNES SDAY, The Outbursts of Everett True Es chet the board Bay Pbier Wisomt 4 t bat i than the i’? Viret 1 oC. W.lto y f a tnd ; oth ; . eae 77 } Coos 47; WA ‘ M./|1 od it th ath WoT ON YOUR 4L/FE } J. t., 16 A: Luis | that af util etic team will be h { debt | eee rerees Do You THINK /* FOOL ENOUGH | August st 18 rhird; Geo. | STUDENTS MEET WEATHER FORECAST | snc ye cvecb 78 Go SHOPPING WITH A | Peernetl i 5 A eoting wan held by the Asno-| Occasional rain tonight and Ae Sf He WOMAN? ARS TRUE, /F You |? Roger tudents at the university at | Thuredays fight te h south ass pave nb £VER MAKE SUCH A PROPOSAL ‘ | ‘i oon, An amendment to the winds. Somme Saale ee AGAIN ¢44. DROP MY 4/FE IN- | Hi, Dahlstrom was th ow bia-| vo i : a oP 7 ONE PAIR IN A BOX. 8UY SOME SURANCE AND LEAVE YOU, | der for the contract t truct @ ee Sea ccaauane Of caat ne tate of PRESENTS — MADAM, LEAVE VOU FOREVER ;* ms Pat? I tape at, ¢ tt Be f eonteel r , BALLARD COUNCIL MEETS AND) |i. contract wan let etotore the general manager! }e'N, wrookn & Core 1331 | has been elected by the whole st NTRANSACTS ROUTINE BUBI-|, ‘The Proponed newer at dor aetine ts ctinae chants decile NORM SER NESS Jed aguinet by property as BALLARD, D 13. The unecll ~igeginadio sagen Saag | anvess of th votes of the recent | Weleina ‘ om, A rere 1 | f mor t at and "8 ted | Tew for annexat than was! : tor grad na vide ar unced. The officia ount walking § b aw m Raster pe referred back for more elg SILK OR LINEN HANDKER oe clerk——J. CHIEFS. NH. Mazen, so Julius J ort t, 424 or treamurer—W, F. Grit Witha sale of Xmas Neckwear, Gloves, 8, K. Rathe, so “a Gus : | elt, 480, 5 | - 4 . N. H. Ingersolt, | Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Smokin EEnSnnenoomee ——————— Raven, soc, 16 _Gl a Bicycle | ’ | and Uneoupling of cars may be don P. W. Stewar use cycling is healthy. It aclke “ R « 2ohes a ar ce tween them [get back on a bleycle quickly | Al C. Dambruck, formerly repre b 4h A ride will cure the biues, indi 4 ar ric j | py F counciiman-at-larg nas ation 0 lemnnenn , > > 4 Al G. Dambruck, formerty ropes - if ation or mstniantian” | HY less than Regular prices, with one of the pany, pe po Had the luckless teamster who! " - “kee j 7 : 7 hearing anid was} got his horse kiied tast Friday on | largest stocks in the great Northwest to SLITZ, Dec. 13.-The as charge of embexsting $700] would be 2 Place upper agen « i | g to his firm, under $500/ not require aid from any one “i choose from. sassin of Sakharoff is a blacksmith ‘ . | If his horse was worth say $200.00 1 ; : A. Stevenson, Ph. D., of/ the Pacific Live Stock Insurance |f Re | named Voroshnikeff, who pretend hes ne m called by the Association of Spokane would have |f $50 Yale Bicycle it t ‘ hin ts of the Cherry Street | tnyured: him-for $150 for t 1] $56 Woltt Americar . dea nl a order Se eee ee acre ta Presbyterian church, | |for the paltry sum of $15.00, againat |p ier Johnson rua ¥ Handkerchiefs | Suspenders he was freed by the revolutic ts 7 death from any ° it A thousand patterns of President Suspenders, in beautl- was youte and te with stock should leck! - Pome at te P. V, Davia for assauld]| into 1 ock should led Silk Handk ful decorated gift box and battery upon Charles Baxter : adr o values; everywhere for 5c; | i jis room 75, in Star Boyd Building | Maurice Rogers,*saloonkeeper at! goat and A. G. Mele ts their lo} Redmond, was yesterday found) ea) manager. Phones, Sunset Main || Seéaning’s Cash Store Me lar 25e Initial Men's Faney Silk guilty « viols ng os ancay cleo 6451, Ind. L. 2086 ooo] 1310 Secon’ Avenue pod eguine see Tae a swell range of designs; come g : ng law and fined $30 and costs try eres - andkerchiets, six in a gift n beautifal boxe : dent K H, Cherring Justice E. A. Chase. J. B. Otto and box; special #100 £ a. tana: Ba eo ashington Anti-Saloon | #pp, ; ab, Hately aft | ; 4 \ who has just returned from | o¢ San gue Gate, Gane Men's Imported Irish Linen Int p through the eastern part Of notice of change of venue. tial Handkerchiefs, finest qua Smoking Jackets he state, says that the temperance! jidg gubmitted to the postalfice| » e ity; regular 60c value; ole Pullman believe vie~ | depart oe tor thew price @ each, or $5.00 Jackets for ...... 83.50 ¢ saloon elem f the| matt fancy box for » recent electio 8 ob-| ye 2 6.00 Jacket poreces Senescence [ ‘ut'we"ss| — THOMPSON FURNITURE CO. tt eee err tained by the registering and vot | calle $7.00 Jackets for $4.90 ing of “floaters” and satoon loaf- | w Otani 06 hha eckwear +cké ten ers, and that steps will be taken] yo» its aenthente ani “ n bie Pour-ta-tkants, | 0 FOOee OF assesses $5.95 te prosecute the offenders oe senuuntel 4s ho we Men's Reversible Four-in-Hand i mabemeek tan tates tel eee oe eens oS (427—First Avenue—1429 new wide effects, benatiful pat- | 99.00 JBehets Ai a+1<2%14 56.50 increase the license fee for saloons|drona hall, 2iet end KE. Jefferson, | ieee Doces india ak Win Gieaes sores, ict ome meen $10.00 Jackets for 87.00 from, te present figure, $666, to| Thursday « © the purpose ’ “Oe | $12.50 Jackets for . $8.75 1,00 of ore ising on auxiliary to the ers: neue of the sonatas Ses Reversible Four-in-Hands and $15.00 Jackets for ..... JUDGE FRATER TALKS vnc wed gh ag = . Teck Ties, in nobby patterns; | oo yo $10.50 Judge Frater, of the juvenil The ladiet Ald woe dot witt hota 4 regular price 35c; spectal, a $18. jackets for .....$12.60 court, last night addressed the|® festival and sale m videy « 2 Cc ets Young Men's club of Trinity Par- tbe Fremont M. E. church. Refresh- New arrivals in English Squares, | ombination Si ish, talking on the practical bene ae . in fashion’s latest effects and | In fancy gift boxes, consisting of” fits and the wide philanthropy of] sowne SENTS OR PERRIN'S 3-inch Four-in-Hands, the new | Silk Suspenders, Arm Bands the jnventle court. Judge Frater + OO Oven. tie; regular $1.00 kinds; spe-| and Garters; regular price stated that 185 cases had eo far 5 ris $2.00; special $1.25 iin Oien ante ane Chek Wiel Sie very Gent munies 00 Sr Be RS ee eR we 284) oe) 5 eral troublesome gangs of bors, par- | ticularly at Rows and Ballard and on Queen Anne h NGS Brownell @ Coleman, Everett at torneys, have filed a bill in equity with United States Marshal Hop-| kins, on the Seattle & Tacoma Pow er couspany | Arrangements for a fair, to be held in tbe auditorium of the Muel-| ler school, have been made by the) |pupiis of the orgetown public schools The proceeds will go to | wards ostabfishing a school library jin Georgetown. | The iadies of the reen Lake | Christian eburch will give a shadow [sociable at Kidd's hall, Green Lake. jnext Saturday ening at 7:30 o'clock Ladies of the Cherry Street Pres byterian church will bold a Christ as anle of home cooking i other icles at th h. Friday after hoon and ev Decetm ber i nt «. L. Gordon this morning. prosecuting attorney's offic out a warrant for the ar of Henry Wiley, a sailmaker at Smith | ging anna : Di Attorney J. A. ye yesterday brought an ac tion at Tacoma against the North n Pacific Railroad company for lation of the safety appliance act congress, requiring proper draw coupling MUFFLERS, REEFERS AND Fut) |doing so he flopped over on side. The body was removed to the} ORESS SHIELDS. | Bonney-Watson morgue. | Anything that can b re ABE HOMMEL ON TRIAL ° =. } NEW YORK, Dee. 13,—The trial of Abe Hommel, lawyer, cha | _See Pons 2 Ow &: eet with s nation and with the Dodg | atv » bewan in the cr i branch of the supreme court this| | morning | COLMAN A tow drug bargains mixed in with the Christmas shopping FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY yoth Powder, Se size ibe poundo 35e 15e Tho size 45¢ 10¢ 2he We sell the Waterman Foun tain Pens. Lyon's Hydrogen Peroxide, full Witch Hazel, f 4711 Totlet Water, Aleock’s Porous Plasters ull pint Castorla, Gletchers juvenile court had broken up sev. | Christmas gifts nen at E GREAT MU A THRIVING BU The prosperity of the « te refi ctod m bell Jobnaton ¢ son ie ma and It is not er Instrume of all fact that it record hin voices of b THE PIANOLA ny handine. Also the Weber Pi- anola Plano, the Acotian Piano, ete. with the ptanola built. in wide the came. THE METROSTYLE PIANOLA COSTS $250 Tt may be t if demired “1D. S. Johnston (0, 003 Becond Avenue Bur All Clothh DONT’ With your will straight LONDON 105 Second Ave, 8. Next to | Money to L« mond Do not buy a watch of diamond | defore you see our display in our | window and plain re TEXAG LURIE, Prop, Getting Busy ke Chickering regarded of fine musical mer- FORGED OUT LION CLOTHING HOUSE First Ave. 8. and Main St. for you free of charge All styles Brooks & Co.'s, and 1331 « SIC HOUSE et NES ci in the volume of ing done at the 1D. # nn store. ‘The sea d by heavy buying towable that the fin nts are gett Dent Raby Grand as the finent in the world, ts in yng the best families ‘The former mo by ¢ Pinar to the pought on easy terms ke uilding. ne going at and be glasses crooked, ‘We ten and adjust them LOAN OFFICE Guy's Drug Store. an on Watohes, Dia- js and Jewelry. | our prices, marked tn | Showing practical prese what one For Five Dollars We are Coast Agents for Jewel Stoves and Range help you to secure by giving a discount of 20 per cent f breasted, with or without belts regular prices. DEC. 13, 1905. * at very low prices—We show you just the purchasing power of three dollars at five dollars One Dollar Will purchase a Picture, a Jardi- niere Stand, or Center Table, dolar can he extraordinary vate and A. BRIDGE & CO. 417 Second Ave. ext Door te the Bon Marche Three Dollars 1513, 1515 1517, 1519 Second Avenue We offer y Rocker, quart tal lines of ; albums, musical albums, leather goods, burnt wood and leather, A beautiful line of silk or wool We have ax our spec holiday « ode a complete assort- nent of everyt cellulotd an Be parted vey ulold | shawls, dressing sacques, shirt WH purck a French Revel siove and handkerchief boxes, | waist patterns and furs, and we Pilate Mirror, This handsome photo boxes, work boxes, mant- | are giving special reductions in cure and totlet sets, shaving gets, | all these Hines $8.75 Iron cholce of and colors » Parlor pol- a lovely oak, hand er, or rter Buy him a Regal Suit, Overcoat or Cravenette Buy Your Wife a for Christmas. You can not make a handsomer J I R present. Words can't show you the splendid taflor ewel Range eit, orate acs as a ale colors and styles, For ES New grays, browns, blues, beautiful plaids and in blacks and double-breasted—the long Or a large size nickel trimmed Christmas coat, deep lapels, ete, ete. He ing Stove, same as shown. Overcoats and Cravenettes, single and double NO MORE We mer only a w of the many articles we offer at call and see for yourself Don't watt a week and expect all the choice articles are left for your selection, Purchase now, We will hold for future delivery Thompson Fi Furniture Co. The pec but alw leas than othors—not etimen p who always sell for 427-1429 First Avenue, Near Pike 615-617 First Avenue On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole