The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1906, Page 7

hae Five Women, Dupes of Creffield, Reach Cor. yallis From Holy Roller Camp, Still Believing That “Messiah” Will Arise---Were Boycotted| Farmers and Lived on Shelltish---Two! x »|WERE HALF STARVED BUT STILL FAITHFUL FAST ONE KITSAP WILL BE | ie | Seattle Women in Party. |. ‘The well knawn « Fiver | VALLIS . " would f cite the hind followe ‘ nell hor & b hing ee ee din the dea " v 4 and Spo pe whe ‘ 24 canta! : 1 be apeed tg, seving im tt ss 7 nore " Pa tore er foundes! ;-@ Kite x at ott ang the coast Feared an Outbreak . “ finally placed ice ! ‘ Hodges t \ ed Us . i ' Nn efused | ** fis “a if the mite fal wy Crestie! es Tr y hee a bes hous gee from ( . ' . ctfie Gaattle Women in Party the @ ‘ ” weosn!..* for the Kiteap te BH: fe the 1 roa ke Hoty * ' arrt att " ' thea . ha of ° 1 y nee aoe mt , re Fo oy we ed aboard, W fully cor oma, gad Miss Alte = oy vs hy" ‘ > Be. : buy wayteg at y ar of hel oe A Wren Crel , | ‘ n yaagebel » , B | CHARGES ARE FILED “ ae oes Hoxtges ! . AGAINST TWO POLICEMEN n We prerses : . Me atl 5 Breaner, pres 5 of ~~ ~ plone, wh ned at firet| charges w ’ . on Boycotted by siders a if starving G. A. Borg 1 jaeving caching antry k wood a ley, geetion of Crefl hed hin ne ee ot the taint mays that the teping to persue the place to get ¥ cae deme, but _ - sonal py t elonging to a ge efforts dave ave: armed \e ploye that el WILL DISREGARD THE U. P. TUNNEL eaairs § 2 7 © examipations for ap | Polntments on the police force will 7 be held by the etvil service commits a ston tomorrow The are 0 a is being made in| the weight of the butiding on elther/cations scheduled. There were Oe plans for the ow tog side of the arch would break the/originally 562 applicants, bat of > sgnfnat the ase back of the building. Besides this| those nine falled to apply for : gee ian Getare he foundation of the buildiag must | physteal examinat atx were un-| ace eed |be a depth and area ortion-|able to qualify, four were rejected Hunnei™ sald ¢ Ka to the weight to rest on each|on physical examination and four this tion of it. If part of the founda jon medical examination, leaving for t u low the rest the building | but 29. Ath would sete unequally 4 - Plane by Saturday RAILROAD INCORPORATES. tj engin The architect has promised ue ned insist agit Bi ag plans of the batted road he yan e~ amb gun tte viding for the additional story a ~ ‘ on run me tumage to the OF Saturday night. The specifics-| 7) rage is ‘ nag doing « . fons for its construction are al She pr A wag ant aes te th hein of the oxtatene. which his eyatems will for the pree = ie tase Pecsibie ready tm the bands eo oF ent be operated in Oregon and woe We expect to have everything 18) we wington ro AW Wat suggested that the exea-| shape so that we can order the pub “ “4 vation for the ton dati as be « mk | leation for the call bide at our] COVA 6MAB INTO DOCK 4 fa brel with the t fo meeting mext Tuesday. The adver Jieed twane! and that the walls be nent will run for two weeks and| The Hrttish steamer Cova in mak re on 0 t we expect Bow to open the bids for/ing a landing this morning at the ‘onstruction of the building two ¢ Lumber Co's m amashet weoks from Tuesday, It will take) © corner of Jock doing * imately @ year to erect the| jorable damage to it, but prac ng after the contract has been |, hone to the steamer The rR" G6 & era, not satisfied h for pan tb on the char otill em duty nade a searc them th WANT TO BE POLICEMEN i will take on bumbe 4 4 _ $8 HAZEL DOLLAR CHARTERED - t. e eiiibberd Co has a He mameros delays and postpone - Hasel Dollar for a Beem actually begun laying sand ght caren to Nico Mane paving diorks Y CONSIDERING RUSSELL. gpected to safl from Yom Stew Second and Third ave wus tail of Beattlo tonight ae a sidering the a ' JAPANESE ARE DETAINEO oo Phd ara. and promises f Captain 3. W. Russell of the : tern fp BME Third av be and Pry © bark as Five Ja - . sorts pon an tb tent : two wor / ed ba aptly cohen te PARK BOARD MEETS. aboard th by the im pea ‘i, at the ti alt Het @ UGHTING COMMITTEE MEETS. t tT ~ the Pen-| nw Mille grow ° im THIEF TAKES JEWELRY nat f the ‘ ot pert ‘ The apartments of real ‘ FAVOR THE REGRAOE aid, at 1% irda Lod 2 f |by bure awt nigh — . “ } . “ | . ns : ‘ | tak x whi “ « with « ne ok Aremd r t ALLOWED TO Live ae has tom - | window 38 TRENTON, N fh ‘owell says that his room tof Heath eo SREEEEREREEESS ( mn st was entered Call Mis been: con * ois. Taig ea n the ever 1 two sults a. * SUGAR CHEAPER « ta was — - * gained with a pass k , FIVE CANDIDATES e Ma 4 j ; | WILL PLANT TROUT DES MOINY f “he ner 1 Retiring Matera rd A wi . Rief left the Wiertan ase. n a , ‘ ds sent ee eee ee eee ; : 7 There are fv BIDS CPENED aw wi = eter AGEO MINER DIES. al for F I P , ers office, T 7 sisted ae SWANITZ IN SEATTLE « t Na AW @ CLEAN OUT CAMPERS. MRS. MARY JURICH DEAD Yakon + : om f the fam . av jay at ’ ORIENTAL STEAMERS DUE ormen ava IRM FILES PROTEST Joseph Mayer &@ Bons entered a protest with Vice President LA Nadeau, of the Chamber of Com merece, this morning ag@nat the proposal to tet to partion outside of the atate the contract tg the allver service whieh ts to be presented by the atate of Washin ton to the armored erul nan J after the state, which is noon to m4 into comminsion, The matter wi probably be taken up by the eham ber with the legislative committe having the matter ta hand RELICS FOR UNIVERSITY several tit y to give an: sweating pre of uses absolu ment that would tmplicate hin the alleged rbt Mra David the accused's alled 0 hit | at police headquarters to Sho | refused to talk regarding the case eee eee een eeeeene - ONTHE FRONT - ee ae eee eee eee ene The discussion of the anne mia quiet home and as she can not Rive amer Nunivak w Valley territory Se | Vote ab cod the commissioners tor Good » Hay next Mo: oo fever bent at a large |t2 ut out her land from the terri the inside passage, J. P. Mudd nded oat manatines Seton |*t? i pt weg as .: yee county commisstoners his Advocates Are Pre lay AAR Gichemet: efadans we ave | morning Advocates of annexat | manttin-tne tent of t ath carey. | Everett Smith, a 8 attorney, | stitute a large majority te cnimauel ond Gin ght ft the |Dretested against tmeluding the except the nl a bn er ype | ag{ Brighton Beach district with end, were also prene 1 ; = de? he [Campbell and O. E ented «| urged the benefits of join t “9 SS oe Th ow territory ea ; er Seattle ty of , feattio loft and WA Tacit Understanding ywell filed a fe Juneau this morning southbound ; , vo] The tacit agreement was to not for feattle | twat against the tachuston of | he santeh on Brlabten or eng terrier | The Dolphin te expected in to- | Holley peniacsia - Me 1 south ok thekhinan ae | morrow night. She wilt be p | Sears aoe movement, bul te work , | ter repairs tail shaft ad Faith Charges inciusion of Bailey peninsula so sailing wnt!l May 22 | Char ‘ bad faith jo that the city may buy tt to make straite this ing and wilt errivelin preparing the pe hours red-hot discus port tonig at T Mock he | dignautly denied rs asked hae 59 panre re Mies Kiteabeth 8 Matt y under advise feco and ® ling two acres near Hillman wixhed Steamer Banta Ana eR oA sea) Ral RSPR cS ART TN ce ST Er morning for the westward | Sehooner J. W. Clee wilt wl jawsy for St. M May 2% The Waeliale # hartered vy the American Trading Nome and local port rur Y a = OUT FOR OFFICE | 4 the Dirtgo. Hoth | ght » a end] _ es © ane @ | A president and members of ato ti Unless tt ft for T | ste for the Alaska-| ¢ u ler to @ fe eamer A an left fe “ agi ao a lant to complete * . z sid a ot ton w M. J. Lindsay, agent for the Mate) oe ne coy . i , v4 " Aa m4 chamber jb pone Saturday ¢ : . _ . = os ° s being crn v . . «business Finger tone ag 5 eouna }th* mn of 5 a - ~ . oe | aints e is not desirous of ur aay oo }dertak t John H. McGraw ts a * ’ so talked of as a ait ' vomit he same position. It t . 4 eee CITY HAS MONEY y eratood th nA Neole amount of mone * the pos ‘ ~~ a} Decide on Scope. at f meral fund an eh, whole to be als 7 1 ane meet whiny expost. (1 P Hl vf . de fron Prt wh t nfine n al MET OR ¥ eo’ — — ib _ | EXCURSION RATES. $ yw in tt € a) m tt ‘ har t is o W r Yukon i t “ ach ‘ 4 “ r hy - x h Ag sagen 1 JAUNT FOR ENGINEERS. o : ; na Biennial Meeting General Federa : 1 Pau May 20th-June 7th Atlin CREDITORS GET MONEY ' s r $ . tc 8 ur ity Washing May 17.~A big floodjed and Jamag relion of ‘ . 1 ht. Road bride ‘ han been {de ast “ " t guloh, t ‘ he ti-fated Valencia, wh u ' a xty bel ne ' De aing to th ' daly he be ' 1 hip Pass of Melfort. ‘The is} iow. Hunt < ‘ The| rifles ha 1 ul jroad house at Heat k was flood ' | | TELEPHONE FOR FLATS _~- } The largest private Independent | } t nh inet ed in the Manhat tan flats on Howell at. Every ap: | ment tm the building, 160 in a | | been equipped with a telephone at cted with the private «x The new system «ives "| residents of the flata direct conned i tion with the Manhattan ste and with various apartments through out bullding | POWELL SUES DOW CRAZED MAN RESCUED FROM t y here, 1 | John C. Powell has brought ae ORIFTING BOAT BY FISHER M . mind, and he tion against Frank P, Dow to re i in on sat tor} cover 8 ged to be due his MEN RECOVERS REASON AND (*"'! . gk saath p= gg Ahr ee gg li = WILL RETURN HOME AFTER) food | SoS On he peranen me ¢ | ‘That was the last seen of him and property, to whieh the latter) NEARLY YEAR'S ABSENCE tl crazed and half og he| was una to furnish a clear Ute Fes we by White nt 8 then he ved at| BELLINGHAM, May 17.—The| the home e fusing | has 4 he became ne | iving ‘ Will Return Hom 4} crazed 5 ” sil aa hat he will re the his rescue b a attack of brain , t ch which th hermer sty Yo a unt a he family « o| Ha is an old resident of Fatr beagler oder arres k micte ble ert untll he \ | pe of having robbed the « y | heave in the burning be Pigg hg Raiph hols in the Bafley t u fact at Chuckanu He tng wt @aunday evening an . bras ee of fink ains a stolid silence regard! erlen Ish-canning busin latter charg Harker f - Davis has been put through : BOTH SIDES ARE GIVEN A HEARING ALBERT HANSEN JE WELAY, WATOHES Our @iass 706 tat Avenuo A Bridge & Co EXTRA SPECIAL GOOD VALUES The A. 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