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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
3
Telegraph briefs from Cleveland Ohio report that a new trial for Mrs will be argued Monday under an agreement by counsel. If the new trial is granted she will likely be sentenced.
Boston reports Governor Douglas has signed papers extraditing Arthur B. Appleyear the street railway promoter wanted in Buffalo for obtaining money under false pretenses from the German bank. Other updates cover assault in Bellingham a man struck with a crutch, wheat prospects in Spokane, a Japanese man sentenced to hang in Walla Walla, salvage award in Victoria, an unknown man killed near James Wright's ranch, saloon music ban in Everett, a burglary at Bruhn Henry's meat market in Snohomish, and the Cody divorce case depositions in Sheridan with a sale of St. Regis apartment house to George Buxman for $31 000.
May Free Nan Patterson New York March 22 The attorneys for Nan Patterson have secured new evidence which they say will free the actress when she is brought to trial for the murder of Caesar Young. The evidence will show Young owned the revolver, a point denied by the prosecution. The actress will be brought to trial early in April.
Police faced a spate of petty thefts after 6 PM near the old university grounds. Two song bands reported missing overcoats, A D Thompson lost a suitcase of clothes, W A Carew a watch and chain from a stateroom, and Mr Van Asealt said two suits and underwear were stolen from a clothes line in broad daylight.
A petition was filed for the commitment of Joseph Cuntsler a truant to the industrial school. Anah Althea Cummins seeks divorce from Albro & Cummings alleging non support and desertion with a 1676 Michigan marriage. T Shikanay a Japanese man unable to understand Mugilsh is held for sanity examination in county jail.
Little happenings record Jack Harris a colored man jailed for stealing syrup at Gem Waffle House and charged as a disorderly person. Obituaries note Joseph Curtins 45, a former steamboat steward, dying after a three year illness. Louis Schram killed by Portland police. Rose and Wm Alexandrof sue Seattle over a cave‑in and landslide damages.
Ballard council held its regular meeting Tuesday night. A water meter bid by Gordon & Schram was referred to the water superintendent. Residents petitioned to repair the public drinking tank and supply water. Seventh Avenue grading and cement sidewalks were debated with a five year bonding plan. J H Lawrence sought a liquor-location change and was granted. Day sought a city dock lease. it was tabled for a week. Prospect Beach residents asked for a water main extension. no action but water supply increases. Telephone line extensions granted. Ballard Electric franchise signed and published. Mayor Zook and Gov. Engineer Millin discussed harbor dredging and bay widening for shipping. Acme Shingle plans a Main street mill costing about 1600 dollars, to open in four months. Next council meeting to discuss city water and Mallard line extensions.
FP. Mullen The Star agent departs Monday night for Buffalo to visit relatives and will be away about a month.
Mrs Daily Jaquis testifies in Colville court that Marshal J Jaquin, a respected rural school teacher, brutalized her with beating, threats, strangled words, and hot gravy thrown in anger. Her mother and other witnesses corroborate. Custody of two children at stake. Couple formerly resided in Bell-Ingham.
Wednesday morning marriage licenses issued to Marshal M Mor 21 of Beattie and Lattle Palmer 16 of Nookrack. John M Van Camp 40 of Tacoma and Charlyon KB Monrow 34 of Beattie. O Linton 60 and Kila Hichardson 66 both of Auburn.
Sebastian, traffic manager of the Rock Island, arrives in the city with W. Thompson of San Francisco and A. H. McDonald of Portland. Sebastian left Chicago two weeks ago to tour the railroad in the south. Thompson accompanied him from San Francisco to Portland.
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