The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

A RoLp RrFriAS.--Abouts ,8o, Thursday
evening. Julia Torrilia. an inmate Of No
40, Washington street, was standing In
the doorway when man came up the
sidewalk and thrust handkerchief saturs
ated with ehioruform 90 her nose He then
pushed her iuto the hallway ana iuto AN
adjoining room. The woman managed 10
give him terrific kick and began SCREAM
Ing. The rutlian hecame alarmed aud ran
up Third street followed by the woman
who continued 20 scrran. Sheriff Coca.
rane and Tailor Thompson were attracted
by the noise aud ran out aud eaught the
inaH He proved Ia be Max fxner, who
has been employed at Pipers BAKERY lie
wore u false moustaehe aud had two Dol
Ties of chlorororn In his pockets HIS 90,
tect was undoubtedly robbery, as the
woman had considerable money IN her
possession. He has not yet been tried
To BRIDGE ruE ssoHoNisH- Mr.. J. X.
VIM. Of snohomish, Is attending the dis
tict court lie says that the contract for
the Yves; Coast railroad bridge aeross the
river at Snohomish. has been let 10 san
Francisco party. aud work On u = expect
ca Ia commence next week. The snoiio-
mish mill T. now saving the iumber 10.
the structure The bridge viii be provided
with draw 60 permit OF The .fassase OF
boats. II will hc necessary 10 pile Tor near
~ half a mile back from the river on the
north side Tor the approach ~ TIC hrssgc.
There are now thirty -nyc surveyors on tne
line this side of snoaomtsh. fweuty-ane 81
whom went out last Monday. The weTk
Is being pushed ~ rapidly aS ra~sl PIC Aiii
the grade is now only usiie distant from
and within sight of >nahnfa,sh. kcah cs-
tate Is active and business sehcrails scsd-
4 DESERVED SENTENCES. --oa MAY IN
Gcorco England Was oat walking VITA
lady ON Denny hlii. whea he noticed taat
he was followed by q. " Nett. lhs latter
dosSed the footsteps Of Nj; tas'aad anu
his companion ~ pcrsists,aily that be Sss
nnally asked what he wsasr-i- >srriS
hal the WORKS hecn spoken When Not De
gaA abusing Mr., Epgisst Ia ire fitest
terms and coaclRiei with strislnf AIN
aud running 4 warrant Vas t>s'ssri teg
his arrest, hsst Ne was not found NATL early
Yesterday .aorusng lie was taken hefprs
Justice SotcrhcsS ssiJ flncs Sc for tiisQr-
derry eoadact aud sis1 Tor sSsAl't "a DE
farlt he Was sentenced IA jail ies lso dRNs
Mon : said to hsrc ercn - she ss'as ~
following respectable ceurics tor t.ack~
mailing purposes
sRsIvAt eY rsE Psssisa.--The steamer
Premier arrived trou Ssae0uyer on ufse
YESTERDAY morning. with seFsyDnc toss Of
fryight aud the f.sllewing eNSseagsrs fss
seattle; Nes. =. " fnrSeii, Fanny fafse,s'
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Iawn, Jarnes Pircen'. d Canphell, la<a
Taampson Annie H.lthgpuea. y, = hNSns,
II : Evans. john 4. Davis. N. hSes ana
wife, NJ. } sSss. J. Hole o 70 Af-AsA,
Ralph rhonpsoa. Ms Prank h9 atss',a
and daughter. J. u,sca. 4. AasseFset, y
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tsrapkrAuE. J A Me.fhiT, MI. Ncstfnaa.
p Z. sccaa Snl f&miiy. T. fox, Jansts
O0uTiey.
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YESTERDAY aftcruo6a Mr.. Issatsre 7 Arsfso,
MS siicg al his hefae on Eevsni0 zRd
Jackson streets tsasa the efteess . sick
Is a horse iasR ~1adsy. Tn siSsrSsSe1 wss
a native u iEessssa ais3 : stars ~ sst', Tie
cAsne - seattle twelve % sitessa years So
af,.i e. s,,st<hai the Seassis slsis ssfss- -
which he Was oste af iiss ssrssasi ess-s ~ ~.
time of his siessA. lie iesycs ~ffe ssi
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Diaee tss-,aerxaw astf<a9ass - efs2-A
= <uuNz7a xsl11sr<.la ia ~.