, 1876-10-28
MAnRIED.-Of course, We didn't like

CnaTieS W. IOung, Esq formerly oI
the Coast Survey but now book-keeper
with Schwabacher Bros. & Co, of this
city-he was the unprotected young
man that has been captured and held a
close prisoner by one of our Seattle
bellies. The bride is Miss Lena Booth,
daughter of our County Auditor, and
has grown up here from her childhood,
endearing herself to all those who met
her by her gentleness and sincerity. In
the lottery of life. our yoang friend-or
our friend Young, whichever you like
has drawn prize. His wife is no fig
ure-hesd woman, but a companion for
all walks in life. She can 90 into q
kitchen and cook dinner fit for an al
derman. with the same ease that she
can entertain drawing room full of
company. The happy couple are re-
ceiving the congratulatory visits of
friends at the residence of L. V. Wyck-
of. Father Brondell performed the
ceremony, which took place in very
quiet way, at the residence ofthe BRIDES
parents. Many elegant presents were
made to the happy pair. a1ong which
were an elegant silver ice pitcher, from
his honor ex-Mayor Gatzert and lady.
black walnut case. containing full set
of table cutlery, including sets of silver
tea and table spoons. from the clerks in
the house of Schwabacher Bros. & Co.,
also pafr of finely chased napkin rings
from T. P. Woodward. of the Coast
Survey. The printers send congratula-
tons for the usual favors.
THE DAKOTA steamer sailed
from San Francisco on the Goth. and
may be looked for about Wednesday
morning. She brings the following
passengers: Seattle Miss S. Wilson,
John Stuart, N. Toklas, MIS-. W. Wall
ker and child, Saml. J. Haggard. John
W. Cochrane and wife, j. F. Curtis and
two children, Mrs. Mary Liber and
child, W. H. Reeves and wife, Mrs. A.
Brown and two children. Miss Emma
Reebles, L. A. Macintosh and wife, c,
Chase, W. L. Whiting. Joseph Curtis
and wife. W. G. Curtis. John Furness,
Joel Furness and wife, and 36 in the
steerage. Port To,onsend-J. c. Seavy
and wife, and l in the steerage. Olpn-
pia-W. G. Eastman, wife and child,
and 8 in the steerage. Victoria Jos.
Work, D. H. Allen, DR.. j. N. Fowler
and child, Mrs. A. Walker and child. S.
Cooenss, Edward Vischer, Mrs. NJ. E..
Patten and two children, S. Bodems, H.
P. Baker. J. Sudduth and wife and -
In the steerage.
STEAMBOAT ITEMS. Tho Mastick is
lying here. waiting to tow down the
Gem of the Ocean, now nearly ready
for sea. The Libby had big freight
for Bell.ngham Bay and the Swinomish,
this morning. The Yakima was launch
ed at high water, this morning, and
Capt. Olney was looking about for a
mate at noon: SO he won't stay here very
long. The Nellie and Zephyr departed
for Snohomish and Olympia respective
ly. this morning. The Aida is a long
time making her final trip, if we are to
judge by the non-appearance of the
Annie Stewart.
GRA1N.-The schooner Planter arriv-
ed here yesterday with l, 100 bushels of
oats from La Conner. Calhoun, of the
Swinonish flats, shipped up 900 sacks
of oats by the Libby on Saturday and
it was stored in his new warehouse on
Belltown wharf. He has not shipped
quite one-fourth of his crop, as yet, ow-
ing to the fact that he has been occu-
pied in threshing grain by steam for his
neighbors. He still has about 1900 bush.
els to thresh.
RED MEN.--We learn that lodge of
the Improved Order of Red Men, is
shortly to be started in this city. The
order is very popular in Oregon and
California, especially with the German
citizens. In the Fourth of July process.
sion at San Francisco, the Red Men
comprised an entire division with six
cars representing historical tableaux,
gotten up at cost of $4,000.
FoUND.-Capt. Cove, of the Black
Diamond, reports that Mr.. Runnels,
who has logging camp at Port Susan,
picked up boom of logs adrift in that
bay on Tuesday night last. The boom
chains were marked "IvI," and the
raft contained about 100000 feet of
lumber. So far the owner has not been
found.
PERsoNALIT1Es.-Th P. Woodward.
former publisher of the Saucelito (Cal.)
Herald protruded his smiling lphiz into
our scantum scantorum this morning.
Mr.. Otis Freeman, of this city. is lying
dangerously ill at Olympia. His mala.
dy is lung fever.