The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1906, Page 5

PLANS ORDERED FOR J, P. Rudd & Co,, have just closed a charter w the teamer Frances H. Leggatt to handle the Kuskolk wim business this season The steamer can carry 2,600 tons of freight and accommodate 300 pas ngers. The Leggatt has been on the Astoria-San Francisco run car toamer Waialeale will take the | sae Seattle Vanco in tonight in _e STATE NEW place of the Ramona, The time eeeeene . ° | of leaving has been changed from) H. ©. PIGOTT OF THE METROPOLITAN PRESS BRINGS SUIT ce Committee Instructs City Engineer| § es BAIN ” put on the drydock an AGAINST A. 8. GRAHAM AS RESULT OF CONSOLIDATION OF we have reat c r s Estimates for System to Cover} vancouver—corporal — wittlam| s ; TWO PLANTS. go- a ; : ¥ 2 teamer Dirigo will get away to Jamieson an vate W. 1 te | day for Skagway loaded with lum a ah " aler the Entire City---Special Election Can bey. Sa members of the “Kigh- liver, general, merchandise and 8 peleed” than any we ave ¢ i" » tar tb ¥, Save been minal special shipment for the W. P. a) cy sac pye mae: f a i eye ony. at, ana ek a : | Claiming that A. B. Graham, of|spring. The two co you ans ' he STANDARD WAY"—61 Held in Six Months and Work Can Begin * a y |the Graham-Hickman company, |the Metropolitan f snd 94 kc The ttle Freight Agents’ As- | misrepresented to him the financial #compan with a - ithi a Year | Monttor—The construction of a|scciation will hold a meeting to-| condition of that company and led | $100,000, | Premident $10.50 Wi in ‘ jhighway bridge across the Wen-|mofrow for the purpose of decid. }him to consolidate the Mets tun | Metrope a Pre > a j hee river at Monitor ts assured. |ing upon uniform wharfage rates Press with it, H.C. Pigott bas od shares, and President Graham, of j os ~ } Barneson Hibba Co. today |G@taham for $50,000 damages, one ofthe Graham-Hickman company, 7 . Wenatchee—J, M. Snow, state |the largest atoon f Thom . . Should the plans be voted upon Sn bough: vary sheet ~“ 10 large ims ever involved in | share the plans anc nstructing the new city aystem |!€¥ for the statement that $4,450] ))°% .000% Ot ime Me “In firatclane | T2® Suit is the outcome of the | this stock i* worth only $16,000, The f ey atrent, railway e Yer should be actually begun within 12] Wl be spent what f9 known 84/ condition and tn all probabiiities| COmMudation of the Metropolitan | Metro » Press Printing com * eee O° * a oval months from th * date ; : the Red Mountain road will. aaaiee dewe trips to Viadi te . i the a anon Hickman ny of the largest ting gruct the system Ww oud) This is the re aK f the a jon of Hellingham-—T. D. Rockwell and] Vostok this season | pany, which too! place last | concerns in the city s10.00 by the ity a vote finance commitioe at a meeting) J p. Frost of the state tax com ' on te with held yesterday afternoon. The com-'intasion, yesterday ma » tees | patt meee withost se ana {milttee, after Hatentng to the plans tion of the Bellingham Bay @ Brit BUT ONE EAS TER E to be improved at @ cont of u a to wirhie ah © ans outlined by Mays Mo ttopted Gehemsthe caatien 40 00, with as improvement of the| pool reaity for subu r elar stion instructing the elty | Black ver bridge in connect ‘wilt be committe “ four engineer to 4 ans for a ety Tacomma—Manager Dimmick of {with it. 7 ounty commission ‘ « Baaace Ay ady for «ystem, and to employ such addi. |the Tacoma Railway @ Power Co. Jers have called for bids and wi ' Ce eto the cous tance for that purpose |Announced today that the company m. the road the best in th . gonths they b somary. The committee will| would build an electric gmaterur leo f . : eubmiaaion b n the counct! ordinances |ban between Tacoma and Olympia, nt — No pres tions ha 1 wht hs pecta roviding for such assistance ff preparations have Dees me gees six months © nor | the suplecer ue be tay deom neces}, castle Hock—In pouring some for the observanee of Arbor Day J peal hot grease into a can of water John | morrow by any of the departments $10.50 * $10.00 . Hogan, son of Capt, Hogan, was f the city governme | : i important terribly burned about the face a D recove , , | ffi f hi var prae ok net? Teeover al mony from her hus. | office turnis ngs an importan bs 0 is dea " ‘ar acoma—Kidward Cookinham of Gardner has begun sult against the || Important news for the office fur Standard fe » Tacoma astern railroad an estate of B. A. Gardner, She claims nisher. ea that the road © ef $875 due he | ee t store fas tourist hotel on the slope of The ber of imerce this f ‘ t ae Rainier aftern pointed a commit as. athe, Sere Os cr | Puyatiap—Last night a0 0 North five to sek James A. Moore to heep ‘ . ® ' P ae geal boomed the Wasbington hotel open during ret oe on : * : ain was approach: | the summer | ; . jing the dey a middle i men | falrest 5 e office 7 threw himself acros > track E. Fisher was this morning re furniture show tn part . quicidal intent. Joe Te leased from jail on $200 bail | good. mn saw the act, and with the a her boys, sw ™ comeppesemenainseinieane of « him from the DWELLERS ON FLOATS WAKE UP TO FIND TELEPHONE AND | ried away TAKEN t BLECTRIC LIGHT WIRES CUT. CASE 18 QUICKLY |Rigesia, charged with killing INTO COURT. [Hensley at Roslyn, will probat ——— go to the Jory tomorrow | " ceded tm rolling track, He then hu a fa the darkness enaburg—The case of Batt THE SEATTLE. STAR—WEDNESDA} SvTverrr ein *** : ONTHE FRONT - Tee TET ETE LET eee) r ~ THE Victory Lidat1 11, 1906, Jon F. Byrnes has sued the Se aitle Electric company for $6,000 for | & broken now | The Dexter Avenue and Ninth | Avenue Improvement club will meet | this evening | eS Two teamsters employed by Wm Stanicy, were fined this morning by there is no range ; . - Ritaville—A 16-year-old boy named Justice Davis on a charge of crusity Yan Bicien, al of forcing them to vacate the prop- | was Bab Logg + ngage Paes Reap Dalbow, son of estimable parents to animale ab ° of grate like the ‘@ther bousebos «| Drought sult for $960 damages, and easel wen arreated harged with the 0s de tentenet een ta ches The « Bucks GEN WEE of Jackson street at| got an order of court restraining 1 (brutal assault of Mra. Spicer on her to the superior court this morning a : awake thie © # to find| L, Muir, who cut the wires, from |*aY home from church Sunday ae eaeeee ab aeenilin’ seat en nase a their telepho: and elect taking further action " preten . e ° ee a nore ~ .* : | dor false pretenses grate is ne t $1 down and $I a ‘tet wires v The Van Siclene and others| Sannyside—The school board has Miss Josie McDonald, the 15-yea ceiaah aid buys a BUC ———-— claim that thetr beats not reengaged Mies K. L. Brown for old daughter of Henry H. MeDon- | EASTER HAT THE week THE Mr. Mulr’s rty, but he claims |superinter of achools ald, living at 703 ard av. W., bas} HNGEBURY $3—AT W. & HUT. tat they or rday he ou auutesioesty di . : GUNEOH CO'S STORE, CORNER! wires from the houses as a last re. |,, Tomner-—Much Interest surrounds py onal ages | ‘AND UNION. eco! oust the debate to be held between the Governor W. B. He t, of Alas: | ad }teams of the North Yakima and ka, is expected to arrive im the city "| Proeter high hooks by the latter part of the week ; } p | | “fi Burglars looted the residence ¢ | D. Homa, at Tis Thirty-fourth | last night and took some clothing. | | The city lighting department this! | morning dispatched w John A The Heir to the Hoorab,” Paul eg ing Bons company am order Armstrong’: successful comedy Re SORES penne oF 100 ialten. of with Guy Rates Post as the star The Star Easter Eggs. ty light distributing umn “hel ie t ro sateen “oo ed |romes te Grand tomorrow night contract price is $43,512.50 Hfor fou news |} Blanch Walsh na at th At noon today but one of The| The Ster offi ho be financ > exmnantties yesterday | » , ah opens ¥ seal ‘ @ st cane somewhere | @fternoon act orably on kee QUEEN CITY, WARRANTED LAWN MOWER, [next Sunday night in “The Woman | tr* twenty miming Easter Rggs| | There are willl 19 egas somonners | siete tat comin _ jin the Case The sale of seats wil! | bad been recovered. | “ . ned to this office employ an additional TOOL STEEL BLADES,4 KNIVES, HIGH jbeain Friday morning Fike ane eme boniatiihn' dan Sina! yepeeats to tate SONOS | Ls to eaniat tt ouvine sommes WWHERLSG, re-inch ... 2.2... ...ccccecee veces $3.40 I} Matinees are being given today| office tast night shortly after 5| such a position that It can be plainly contommnetion cases and index | ecorde }the Grand by “Babes in Toylanit™ | *clock seen for sone distance away }@ recor: and at the Seattle by Butler's| J. K. Witherepoon was the tuc uy| ‘There ton't a boy or sirt m Beattlel rae cos detente cin wont Strip Lawn Sprink Assorted [Merry Maidens, finder and as the cas © ne of the} with a pair of eyes who can't find} aoq sant m and om parks and reg Pa ty | Col i two-dollar value a reward of that] some of those eggs If he or she will i cievards will hold joint meet ‘ he water only lore A Thoroughbred Tramp” will be | amount was paid | go in search for them | want it, worth | Paper played at the Third Avenoe Thee recovered egg wes found on| Momowber there are still tneee | ne at he pence mney Be a ot puhccieec:; haus sueiadasel we: win. Gatnueenae a | purpowe o dering the alu wats Candle ltr all this weak, excepting Good avenue Detween University |92, eight $1 and etght S0-cemt eer] | ain ure auhibetnaa = — UNIO ch Shades, Friday nlght, when the uptown mn wtreeta, It was immedi-lat inree _.. [of @ hospital or eanttastum within DAY FOR PILES AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS— SURVEYORS 9c theater will be dark qnized by Mr. Wither-| The reward money is tm The Star//) * ioabie: of men _— Worth 15 Esa seems dlliieaiain: lik eines » as one of those iniasing from! office waiting to be paid out pe Bonen public park or WILL START TOMORROW AT SALMON BAY, | ¢ eee | boule nid Brass Gem Hose Se }"A Devil's Lane,” a new comedy a oe G —— i and Kestern success, at the Third { a of ~rage , ange a es ~ se ewewee Denes Stentey " &, ctasting Seeeeeeeeeeeeee bd formally accepted the pastorate of | Tucker filed in the superior court were taken this, Smit © Surveyors will go into | Avenue ater Bext wee! artiog | the Plymouth Congregations! | (his morning a sult against A. Ghig ‘ | | ¥ sth the Ma and e ‘ row for the running “2e jSentey afterncen \* STA scans . lchurch, He will deliver h&@ first /tione and others for the collection | Mh wanker Pa c ent lines for the stone Fa a 5 pe : | ‘The Star haw a very creditable)’ eee eee ee eeeae 4 napa ae A a will begin ac all ge gem ~ ho ~ on for th | rat adn tmy ment yuays to be built by the Harriman nc} e sor, hard r performance this week. Gilroy work 3 + use of rom the Cedar river | tneir watertr Gettin wood, natural finish «....] Paper Haynes and Montgomery in the} Dr. Arthur Biwards, « ‘The Men's club of the Plymouth |"? "stem. A point in the # will be let du by tt hy impr nenta are to be aper omic operette entitled “The Good | physician, wedded yrater ‘ 1 ante the seeing ianalaae atts [iw to ascertayn whether the owner|/« mM @ St for the in the r i instead of " 98c Lamp Ship Nancy Lee,” make « devided 1 Mins Blete Fry, daughter of meee rare sy horch dining (oC Property Can be held responsible | waterway imp for the | the portion of the city ts Shad ht Mr, and Mra Robyns in} EC. Fry, at Que }room, about 100 being present. The |/o. the tenant itv a pave mgreerenctet dinapersatl oo y Steel Fence, | Complete Stoaaant td hey add much tol Gg W. Blank, of South Park, fe! principal paper of ‘evening was | at a v om b : x in boats arcess ‘ ae at = nas lvaniz “i wire, so-in the bill, and other numbers are ¢n-| ports that he was robbed of # purse | read by George Coleman Delegates from the various Free tide and on the ne st | tertaining 34 | , Methodiat churches will convene at .* tide rur * m Sea n direct com- t & containing about $24 last night. H : nvene al i... . ‘ ik <i ech canweie 7 ee Sanaa ching tm Jeile’s anion | The annaal meeting of the Japa-|the Geen Lake Free Methodist} | he offices of the i he Great Northern 80 NECROLOGY pe Second avenue south, between (0%? Bosiness Men's Associa church tonight for their annual | . c BI * | Yeuler way and Washington street, |@8* be hey . a rai aioe’ ee | asc 3-piece Children’s Gard-I Goa | Jand then went to Billy the Mug os Oe bu ‘ding a new home| Mra. Lideie Dab! died at the Way F 4 Gold Mra. Margaret B. Buxby, one of) . ...ax thief looted the room bf ie the bene ation js in the hands |*¢ Hospital last might from heart | * . 7 Peer the ploncors of the iNest. died st) starry Tatbot in the Lexingtim|ot a special commitice will |*roable, She has relatives in th UBURBAN NOTES wnpany will take om the her home, 1717 22nd avenue Lee wesaetin= aa ten eeliiiees S cintiie abtien taken jeity, but no arrangements have been | annexation. W. 8. Wogd, evening, at the advanced a . | made for the funeral. Benner-Was esident of the Southeast Seat- au “ with about onis in money afl) ¢ 1 R : . - osid Ww h ate 85 yer She was a member \ 1 filled watch. | ©The trustees of the Ladiew © | son's nprovement ¢ will preside, ‘ rth 25c, Pioneers’ Association and wei|* ®° j lief Corps met at the Washington | RIVERTON, Wash April 4 known, having rexided on t oust Anxious friends are trying to lo-)yosterday afternoon, The members Mrs. Nicholson, of this place, is { Be 10¢ for more than half a Onelcate W. Higell, aged who haw! st hat the erection of the new Lore cotta condition Wl Os oie son, I. W. Buaby, who Bi-| been mysteriously. missing since! children's home at 10th avenue and | | sed is not expected to live | c lensburg, and a daughter R.| Ma . Yakima. A | MoGraw street and the present good < _ Porter, surv funeral ar | Mr » * now in Seal dondition o' a a COLUMBIA, April ' A : % at rangements have nc n search! hm, the efficient and proper manage ‘ rintendent of the| Round ed. The remains « harge of 4 ‘ thent of the present officers rt t, wh Handle Kew George Hartnagie, of the A J met hin Giatetet, wi i Boaney- Watson nt @ Awning Co. reports to the |» United States District Attorney jclude ork ‘ " ia aApanne The funeral servi for th ar o that he . et Frye yesterday filed in ederal . an a. a a Me Dust Pan, mains of Mrs, Sarah Virginia Her af t an amended complaint against jpent hag atc ee ; Worth roc, ron, who here on April 3rd about $5 in|George Edward Adama charging aptiedbrmagdl orci acon grn nto So - an the re maine poisoning oie nenees etaeee feek OI and ciga aterials t stalbitier was he oh w 0 to $150,000 from ttle | WHE @ warming e dashed on aagel your po mmr © wanted énst # | ¢ the law wil be vis asly near Lajolta w yy a wd of | An enterprising thief with more romecuted o'clock, Inter n Lake j ng. @ Chinaman ordeer de . ae a3¢ Glass ounateey. Sit prow beer a anemierel '~ | bo tod by Commissioner Keifer, has nerve than judgment stole a pair of! parnrer BEACH A 1 Cone ee ananed ae eatin: ta nk. init appesl t e United « from Coleman's Shoe store | K. Stur sa - killed, One wor Radiant provin ¥ the " e ari t coe rt. ie ree FoF | oe 1611 tat av, 70 y afternoon | Musnttne oe a ap broken, bu r Suaa Marsh, od = y yen fe the i te d e rte y the apo } Barner ~ pb poeta 7 me, whe ot 2088 T ene eating ae iend Cok - arted away the} BRIGHTON, April 11 | > can Hert "i ‘ ¢ thet anes cn en Sone 20 | neral of Mra. Eliza Kennington t auahter, i a «| ‘The Fidelity and Guarantee Co, | ma ‘ place this afternoon at Butte nce Robbs, at Ragle Harbor oid last night threw a ; hes eoneatad 0 ih for $409.15 | The thief was deserving of better| 2 “Give undertaking parlor. Inter “ at |r ' ¢ panels « catty ter Marte Cacves. TRA - em, for he boldly grabbed the) nent was in Lake View cemetery r Ay a fror 0 was the coat bond of a suit | shoes from the display window body w Passion week Is be served John Sulliv ortune. while ros of were pa SOUTHEAST SEATTLE, Apri | ee eee w comet nia ‘ nie. week hk . ‘ ~ along idewalk. By some 11.—Judge McDonald, Judge Wood, | Mr i on two daughte hi naa . . t Realty Se y Co as tw howeve manag tol of Seat Dr. Irwin, r entina | TACOMA, April 11.—Dr. Thomas Mre. Cha Atwood, at Medina,| (sity charck, come Fy Drought suit against Victor Huk0 | eeape through an alley, and upon| York, and C. N. Gill, of Southeast |MeCracken, of Puyallup, was kil od Wash.; Mra. Rt at Eagle Ha avian ax & MH. MOFH- | Smith for $1,000 tn connection With | investigation probably kicked him-| Seattle, will speak at a mags meet-|there this morning, while trying to p bor, and two James Marshall, |'™S * e at 9 o'clock and even: | tide land deal that failed to ma n a figurative sense, for ing to held Wednesday evening |cateh a train ma. Tho now at Skagway, and D, Marshall, |'"* wind Se: | terialize t n carrying off an'at Southeast Seattle opera hall to'train struck him and threw bing of 609 Sth Avo. 8 Rev. Francis J. Van Horn has| The Renton-Tasaquah county road odd pa mine what stand the Seattle across the track. ee nr