The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-18
WASHINGTON NEWS
Big Furniture Factory Pro-
ject for Seattle.
4 WOMAN TRIED FOE MURDER.
Judge shsrpstein Endorsed for
Chief Justiee-CeneonniIy Min
ing strike.

TxcoxA. Dec. T.-ar. Efrin Loadefbeck,
Philadelphia capitalist who fseentiy az
lived here, said 10 the Posi- isTEkL4SkS ~
correspondent last evening that ne LAD De
termined TO locate In seattle ssd engage IN
the manufacture Of furniture. sash.
blinds. etc, 70 an ezten; hitherto unknown
on the sound. He VIII employ 20 rien or
more. All meeting At TIE Ieeoisss s~ ~
bear on Mr.. Lonserbsek 70 fndsee hin 70
start this rnaBufaetsry here, and bis De.
pnrfure for seattle this morning u looked
upon ~ . great l0ss 70 the city. NJ. -. "a
LDaderbeek, Of the smelling works, 10
brother Of the FIRST named gentleinasi. and
he las foes ay been subjected 10 much
ssjos'sing' by bis friends for NOS prevailing
on The former 70 camp 10 tacoma
JrpSg BoYLE's REMAINS.
The body OF Chief Justice Boyie was
brought TO this city this morning on TIE
steamer George Y Starr. IT vas ~ csargs
OF delegation consisting Of Robert Moran
mayor Of Seattle, wm; Cocnrsne, sn ,..l ~
the district court. Attorney General J. X.
Metcnlfe W. H. white. y. ). prosecuting
attorney. :. H. piles. city attorney, and TIE
following members Of the bar: Geo. Hyds
Preston, Jas IT. Lewis, y. Y. Blaine. u =.
Jones and G. II. Hanfofd. Mr. Boyie aud
ahis point Prosecuting Attorney J. =. Ron
aid ioined the party and he and J. III. Lewis
accompanied the remains % InioEtoTn.
Pa. The party lief. on the overland train
MORE sNALLP0x.
Joseph Murphy and Alexander Newton
are rev smallpox patients who have been
taken 70 the pesthouse. The former i an
empioye of the Pacific mills. and the latter
has been at work on the boats plying be-
tween here and Seattle. Aside ff0la the
above, no new eases have developed within
the past month, and all the old cases are
doing well.
CLOSED Tog REPAIRS.
Justice genter has gone 10 California
and the public were appr'sed of the fact
BY the following unique notice
.'Tbis court will be closed for repairs
for sbsut two weeks from the date hereof.
barring accidents by rail or water, aud
such fnflrnities a. fiesh IL heir 70. This
court hopes to resume business by the
"cHARLEs n. sEETER."
Before Justice Lawrence the following
victims were fined Philip AsheFsft,
persistent ysgrant, Us and costs John
Brown, yazrauf, S. aud costs, Frank
Hogan, David Hammond, Thomas Carney,
John Fish, George wissell and Joe Smith,
drunk and disordeFiy. g. and costs each.
CARNIVAL OF NATIONS.
n couple OF enhWiHx young iautts.
said Mr.. f. A. Wheeiwrghi this afternoon.
shave Just been here to borrow the cham
Der OF commerce flags 10 be used at the
Carnival of Nations, which Is 90 be given
by tho Ladies' and Girls Guild OF g. Lakes
church A. Alpha hall, commencing To-
morrow night. This IL new aud meFi-
torious enterprise; II will be repleie with
Amusement for all who attend, and it, oc-
cunencc should have the widest publicity
possible The carnival will last for two
evenings and unssinted effort il being
made % crown the novel entertainment
with brilliant success