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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
7
The review lauds Miss Walsh as a principal in Janice Meredith though notes her range and passion may not fully carry the role. It describes the production, the spy plot, and supporting actors, predicting strong audience appeal and urging Walsh to seize broader chances.
Under Seattle Society auspices the cantata Queen will be produced at month end with costumes by a Chicago firm. McAllister leads the production and about a hundred wires will be used for ejection. The performance supports the Humane Society and marks a new peak in the work's public appeal.
The WHECAMP event at Ellis' hall drew five candidates and five new applications as neighbors gathered. The Jolly Boys Quartet with Bowen Conner Speckert impressed with singing while music by Bell Imhoff Winbip kept the night lively as preparations for Mt werel on April 22 continued.
Delia Tan of Buffalo hurled herself into the water from Goat Island bridge after a disturbance with a gardener named William Connors. The incident, described as temporary insanity, left her clothing torn as she clung to a tool before being swept away.
The Puget Ww presbytery session at Townsend April 4 discussed changes including Blythe succeeding Kev ince Calvary Seattle as minister at large, Rev. Benjamin F. Heystad replacing B F Smith Friday Harbor as pastor elect to be installed April 2, and Rev W J Bone named Reporting Clerk with Treasure Mhinney Anacortes and V J A Laurie L Whittier. The obituary notes L Whittier aged 44 with residence 1112 Yeu a Nahr, funeral at home tomorrow morning for Nicholas Anderso.
The funeral was held this morning at Bonney and Stewart's chapel at ten o'clock. Interment followed in Lakeview Cemetery.
In Rutte Montana the mines resume operations today after a meeting where the union refused to back the striking engineers and agreed to provide substitutes. Workers who walked out are urged to return immediately.
The Puget Sound presbytery of the United Presbyterian church adjourned its session with Rev. B. H. Trelsoh of Olympia chosen moderator and Rev. I. Lo Lan of Everett named clerk. A resolution supported missions in Tacoma Green Lake Seattle and Mount Vernon.
A condemnation suit in the White River drainage district aims at more than half of Kent property. Kent town faces suit for ditch assessments. an order calls landowners to show cause why their lands should not be condemned. Assessments expected to be small. many landowners may have defaulted.
About 200 lumbermen from the central West are booked to arrive in Seattle on June 4. The gathering marks the third such trip with growing delegate numbers. Delegates may bring wives and travel on private Pullman cars via Santa Fe and Southern Pacific. return via Canadian Pacific with stopovers at Colorado Los Angeles San Francisco Victor Vancouver. While in Seattle they will visit Thomas Everett Sunnes Whatcom and other nearby towns.
Prof. Colegrove of St Paul Minnesota cut his throat while traveling to Hamilton New York. He remains in the hospital suffering dementia though his wound is not serious. Attendants guard him vigilantly fearing another attempt. He will be sent east within a few days under care of attendants.
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