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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
4
The last battalion drill and dance of the season by Companies L and D, N G W, will be held at the Armory tonight at 8. Guardsmen will wear field attire with com bats and leggings. General Drain and governor staff are expected to attend, followed by a ball with Wagner's full band. The Armory is decorated to resemble a camp with evergreens and bunting.
The Grand presents Mandie Walsh in Janice Meredith tonight and Friday and in La Madelaine Saturday. She trained under Marie Wainwright and has substituted for Daven port in Cleopatra. She has supported Nat Goodwin Sol Smith Russell and Wainwright in prior stage runs.
City Comptroller Riptinger and Corporation Counsel Gillian seek an opinion on full writ ing of all council resolutions and ordinances in minutes. With many documents disposed at each meeting clerks need a week to update. Riplinger argues copying only titles would cut work if the opinion is favorable.
The funeral was held from the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 11 o'clock this morning with interment in Calvary cemetery.
Special to the Star Ellensburg April 3 R H Chapin aged resident died of apoplexy at midnight He was not in more than five minutes The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon W C Thomas and Andy Schulta have bought L D Harts Candy
Peter Mc Intyre a former merchant died of cancer at his home 1511 Taylor avenue yesterday afternoon. He was a member of the Knights of the Knights of thias. The funeral was held from Macy Stewart's chapel at 2 o clock this afternoon under Seattle Lodge No. 61 K of P auspices. Bartal was buried in Lake View cemetery.
St Louis officials post a $900 reward for the arrest of John K Murrel an indicted bribery suspect in a railroad franchise bill in the St Louis municipal assembly. Murrel an undertaker and former member of the house of delegates took a $15000 bribe and is believed to be in this region.
The Ladies Presbyterian Society of Puget Sound met yesterday afternoon and last night at Westminster Presbyterian church with about 90 delegates. Reports from subordinate societies showed the group in good financial condition, with $957.20 distributed to mission work during the year. Have you seen the Battleship Ore TM.
Charles Field a Beattie carpenter left town with two wives unknown when he will return. His first wife Mrs Field No 1 followed by later marriage to Mrs Field No 2 triggered annulment actions as the court case continued. Eight hundred visitors were to tour the navy yard aboard the Battleship Oregon that day with scheduled trips from Colman Dock.
A university debate squad from Moscow Idaho will face Idaho State University in a tomorrow night event. The team will argue the negative side on the question whether the Fifteenth Amendment to the U S Constitution has been justified with varsity members Fred J Celts Joseph V Hird and J A Keilogs.
Joan A. Darge seeks a divorce from his wife Tose after seven years of marriage. He claims she left him, took her belongings, and asserts he was not treated properly. He requests the court grant a divorce and that Rose cover his attorney fees, stating he will not seek alimony.
A home camp event for April 4 invites attendees to secure invitations via the committee.
At a Walla Walla Improvement Club meeting last night the city council was urged to grade Twenty fourth Avenue between Madison and Spring Streets. Committees were named to present the matter to the council and to map the Walla Walla addition showing street crossings lights and fire alarm boxes.
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