The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-13

A marriage license was yesterday r.
for Walter J. Alden and Mary Z. Morf ~
Of this city.
The ship Melrase viii sail to-day for San
Francisco with 160o tons of Seattle aud
Franklin coal.
Adjourned meeting at O'Clock this
afternoon at W. C. T. u. Hail. corner Third
The George F. Manson and Richard the
Third are due at Port Townsend to-day II
is said they are chartered to load coal from
this port.
The new seats for the public school have
arrived. and are now at the Canadian Paei-
ic railway dock, awaiting the disposition
of the directors.
Naturalization papers were yesterday IS
sued TO Joseph Francis and Maurice Apple
ton of Germany. and Joseph A. Leduee, a
former subject OF Great Britain.
II is understood that the various gam
bling games running In Seattle win close
down tonight The knights OF the green
cloth have evidently received a tip that
they understand.
A man named Ellis was arrested late sun
day night by officer Morris, and is booked
for selling whisky 70 indians, Mr.. .aorris
says Be can furnish sufficient evidence to
Chief OF Police MITCHELL last night turned
over Ia Prof. o. Jones the sum of s2l for
the relief of the destitute and sick family
OF o. T. Hagen on Ninth street The money
was contributed by citizens.
Until the return of Probate Judge
Rochester the official count OF the county
vote cannot be made, He In daily expected
home, and a. soon as he arrives the work
OF counting win be Immediately begun.
The steamer Washington has gone into
the dry dock for repairs and the Eliza
Anderson will make the rnn to Wha'com
in her stead. leaving La Conner out OF the
route. The Quincy. II Is reported. viii make
three trips weekly between Seattle and La
Conner.
The steamer Cascade has made her last
run for the winter. as she will undergo
very extensive repairs. In addition 10 .
general overhsaiing. she will be provided
with = new boiler and a larger wheel
which Il Is expected viii make her frst-
class craft.
The final papers granting homestead
right 10 Yarknm kraeht. were filed with
the auditor yesterday. having Just arrived
from the u. ;. land ONCE At Olympia. The
land Is the west half Of the northwest
quarter OF section 4, township 3, and cor
tzins about 20 acres.
The remains of Mabel Nero. the eight.
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Nero, of
this CITY. arrived 10 seattle SHNCaf night
from Grand Rapids, Mich, where the little
one died November 5. while on q visit'here
with her mother. The tnterment took place
yesterday afternoon in the Catholic Gene
terry.
A buckine horse and It's rider attracted
quite an audience on Columbia street yes
FRIDAY, where, between the two. enough
mud was thrown 10 make one think q New
York campaign was ia progress. The rider
got tired FIRST and amid the ieers Of his dis
rusted audience dismounted and led the
beast away.
Carl Jercke, the young German who was
drowned from the coal bankers over two
weeks since. and about whom nothing was
known, tarus out 70 have been the step
sou Of Frank MAILMAN OF Tacoma Wall
man appeared at the Puget SQUAD Shore
Office Saturday ana claimed and vas al
lowed the balance of wages due his step
sou.
Il was reporsed at police headquarters
Yesterday that william Pellet, the i-vant-
ing witness, had come ia from Anscortes
SUNDAY night ssd was hiding in the city
The entire police force was on the lookout
for him Yesterday snd last night, aud IL he
was anywhere ia the city bis eastsre was
con itently expected before sasrninS A
charge OF being an Accessory In the B0de
burglary could doubtless be made TO stick
against him.