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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1904
Page
3
Mason and Mason present a clever Dutch comedy offering at Third Avenue. The review highlights their merry showmanship in Fritz and Snitz. Edythe Chapman and James head the cast in Because She Loved Him 80.
BE Moorley was arrested last night for drunkenness and is believed insane. He claims to be a Republican and accosts strangers about politics, delivering speeches with clarity. He was evicted from the American house and will be tried in Seattle tomorrow.
Miss Feterly and George Wrinkle united in marriage last night at the bride’s Crawford street home. The house was decorated in white and yellow chrysanthemum and ferns, with a bell of ferns marking the ceremony. They departed after the ceremony.
On their wedding tour the couple received several elegant gifts in cut glass and silver from numerous friends. Mr Wrin kle works in the Stimson mill office and is a well known, prominent young man.
Isidore Rush a leading lady in the Glittering Giorta production and national fame actress, drowned off San Diego beach yesterday. A wave knocked her unconscious as she was carried into deep water. she died before reaching shore. Post mortem found heart failure as the cause, not drowning.
The Beattie company stages a new line at the Beattie with a gentle old couple in Because She Loved Him Bo who fabricate a quarrel to tease an unhappy pair. Wiedemann presents His Wayward Son at the Alcazar with sharp draw and lively entertainment.
Margaret and Sigman McQuire, aged 12 and 10, were arraigned in Everett police court on stealing items from three stores. They confessed, were warned, and dismissed. The report also notes a Sunday school workers convention in Snohomish county and a land office withdrawal notice at North Yakima.
In the Priest Rapids district a land grant project precedes a proposed government canal. Co J PRIOR of Tacoma sues Dave Blake's gambling house for 830 dollars, claiming he paid dealers and received nothing in return. County commissioners grant an electric road franchise from Monroe through the Sultan basin to the 45 mine. ED TUCHOLKES of Courtney, Dre., dies after a fall into a well. skull fracture suggests possible sleepwalking. Adele Edwards wins a 4009 dollar judgment against Judge Thomas Burke for elevator injuries in the Burke Building Seattle. C M NICKERSON, Fort Simcoe carpenter, arrested for misusing US mails. bail set at 1500 dollars.
A benefit at Christensen's hall last evening for the Industrial Home Volunteers of America drew an enthusiastic audience. W Eugene Knox from the University of Puget Sound impressed as an impersonator with strong readings. Vera Lavin showed notable talent in Valse Chopin while Edwin Cahn's unaccompanied violin and numbers by Mrs Katherine Moore Miss Marguerite Longacre and Bernard Waddell drew praise. Mrs Moore earned an encore with Rosy Morn. The St Mark's Men's club meets tonight at 8 in the church basement with an address by Rev A W Martina readings by Miss Flenck and music.
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