The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20
BREvITIEs.

bia street, near Third fancy dry goods.
The trial OF Charles curran on a charge
II vagrancy was continued by Justice Mil
Ter yesterday.
Mr.. d. r. Bigelow Was yesterday ap-
Puget Sound Shore railroad at Slaughter.
An extensive addition has been made to
The freight depot at Orills by the Puget
round Shore road, for the benefit Of the
hop-pickers.
The Democratic barbecue at Redmond
was dismal failure, Notwithstanding that
an excited party leader telegraphed state
ment that there was beer, nice ladies and
good time"
Chief Mitchell had mistresses of FIVE
houses OF ill-fame I'm court yesterday 10
nswer to charges of selling liquor without
license. They all pleaded guilty and paid
fines OF $50 each.
The Puget Sound Shore Railroad Com
nany has just completed two new depots.
,nc al Kent and the other at Slaughter.
10th are now occupied in transacting the
regular business at those points.
Licenses to wed were yesterday issued by
the county auditor for Edwin T. Conesl.
If Colby. and Kate Campbell. OF Seattle;
Il. X. Hill and Lena Olsen. Laura Il. Mac
pherson and Charles NJ. Anderson. of Sc
attic.
Eighty four Indians were sent over the
Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern yesterday to
he Snoqualmie hop ranch. There are now
about SIS Indians and something like $50
white hop piekers al the ranch that have
zone ever the road named.
The funeral Of William c.. infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Oakley. who died
~ cholera infantum, was held AT the family
residence, corner Of Fifth aud Virginia
.treets. yesterday at p. m. Inierment
was at Mount Pleasant cemetery.
Mrs. Caroline. wife OF Andrew THOMPSON.
corner of Eighth and Dearborn streets,
lied Yesterday afternoon OF typhoid fever.
sged 81 years. The funeral will be held this
morning at o 80 clock. under the direction
4 undertakcrs Cross & Co. and in,erment
Aill lie made in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
An exciting but not a serious runaway
occurred on Second street yesterday after
aeon. A horse. hitched to q cart. tipped
the rider, John Burton. and n thousand
-igars ont and then started up the street.
He ran into another rig half a block away
aud was caught. Mr.. Burton was not seri-
ousiy hurt
Marjorie Schram, aged months. died at
aer parents residence, corner of Tenth and
Iadison streets. "wednesday, OF summer
omplaiat. The funeral took place yester-
my i'm Masonic cemetery, ut go o'clock,
rom the residence of the ehiid's parents.
Rev. w. H. Dawson conducted services at
The grave.
Mrs. Christina Petersen. aged Gs wears,
neither OF Mr. +. ]. Peterson. died at her
aie residence on Fifteenth stree. and Yes
or avenue, Wednesday morning. of OH
,ce. The funeral took place yesterday
corning at O'Clock from the late residence
II Tie deceased. The body was inferred in
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The fog which prevails around the barber
n the mornings Is the cause Of frequent
olllsians between small boats and fisher
sen who get out early are frequently
tucked" Two OF the latter class were
un over Yesterday morSiug by the West
sesttlc ferry, and their boats smashed. The
shcrmen scrambled ont without hurt
Frank Land. the sxpressman arrested
n "wednesday tor throwing stones and
ufiiu: curses ct the son OF Mrs Mary
Ismilton. OF Queen Anne town, was dis
harred hy Justice Miller yesterday, there
,.inr no evidence against him and Tie ,es-
.n,e,v showing that feud existed ne
ueen the complainant and defendant.
lanes McGse and Daniel ofonneli, who
eye arrested hy Lieutenant Peer and ON
er Raymond while trying to dispose oi
.a.en ham at n restaurant late Tuesday
,..ht. were convicted Of petty larceny in
,.,iee Miller's court Yesterday They
80. committed to the county jail Tor nifty
AVS each in default of So fines and costs.