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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1904
Page
3
Admiral Chadwick cables from Tangier that son Per iarte and Mr. Varely will probably be released tomorrow. The report comes amid ongoing tensions and diplomatic efforts in Washington and Tangier.
George Manderville, convicted a few months ago for fatal harm to his brother-in-law Ed of olt, was sentenced by Superior Judge Tallman this morning to 15 years in the penitentiary. A motion for a new trial was overruled.
Judge C. H. Neal of Lincoln County Court convenes to hear cases involving local dentists accused of practicing without a license. Harvey Newton is on trial today for this charge.
An ordinance to pave Cherry street between Fleet and Second avenues with sandstone will be introduced tonight funded by abutting property owners. Manderville plans to appeal to the supreme court. His bail stands at 10,000 dollars. James Cameron pled to petty larceny and received six months in county jail. P K Omoto, a Japanese convict, was sentenced to one year in county jail for assault and battery. Steamer Humboldt sails tonight with 90 passengers and full cargo to Lynn canal points. Steamer Farallon arrives with 300 tons of concentrates from Treadwell mines. W H Ramsden pleads guilty to forging a money order and is fined 25 dollars plus costs.
Two young men from Buenoo Aires left Argentina on December 13 1903 to walk to the St Louis exposition. They report a prize of 15000 dollars for the first person to reach St Louis on foot after crossing the three Americas. One, Luis G Madrigal born in Cauca Colombia and educated by Franciscan friars, is deaf mute. His companion R Walcott Valeo is an English subject born in Barbadoes in 1881. After a life of adventure.
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