The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-25
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8-k1erfss 70 We a. &FGA-ftA eN7NNt@~F -
l.. H. Norton aud Celia Huffman OF ran
City.
Fansy gods. laoez, ribbons. etc. 81 the
White House. 10 CoiambEs street. near
Third
cars Garer was anea SO ov Justice
Miller yesterday for ASSEMBLING Hung Lee,
chinese l2aaery man.
4 Javaaess COX in a South Third street
restaurant cat OF ore 81 lis fingers while
eating meat yesterday morning
The rssisiea.s Of whitechapsi have sig
n.gsl their willingness to buy hoe for re
:, "a, s.,s Of i's'' ii he city "iii pat@~faHs
The remains OF Mrs. Nancy II. Wilcox.
who died Sunday Of old age. we're inferred
u Masonic cemetery Al : O clock yesterday
afternoon.
Al Indian girl, aged years. daughter OF
Heary steve. a snoqgalmie Indian, died
yesterday 3, her home The funeral viii
take place this afternoon
olive Branct, Lodge No, 4. /, o. @. T.,
all meet tbs evening at Young Natural
st+ hall In the University grounds, iasi
back OF .he lreme;i's headquarters.
There was 4 large amount ot brafh )S1rn-
ing las, evening on the hloek sSetween
Seneca RI ghth. Spring and Seventh streets,
dangerously near 10 dwellings II; that local
iiy
In. condition OF Albert Monogue. the
earpeatsr who tell from the ROOF OF the
Ocean dock warehouse sunday and broke
his back. vas somewhat improved yesier-
day.
The sioneBlSsons at this ~. for the
flrst iIine are no taking measures Ia form
q union. 4 committee has been appointed,
and Yesterday held a meeting 10 carry out
their purpose.
Mrs. :. u. tiusten. who has been seriously
i'll a. cnoquai ME. first with dyptheria and
later with pneumonia, IS much improved,
and her physicians hope TO have her about
IN 4 short time.
Al Kenyon, who had both vi bis legs
broken in sawnsil at the head ri the bar
bor two weeks ago is doing well. Dr.
smart, his physician, states that be viii re-
cover fun use OF both limbs.
The ladies of -. Marks Guild will give a
socishle ia the new posioffice building ON
next Monday evening Four pieces OF
music have been engaged Tor dancing. and
q pleasant time Is anticipated.
John Commerford. who had MS Jaw
broken by lumber falling on him while
working in one Of the yards here week
ago Tuesday aud who wac taken to the
County tarIn hospital, IS improving rap
idly
The lsdies Of the Catholic church will
hold festival on Wednesday aud Thurs
dag evenings OF this week In the basement
Of the chus, n. Useful and fancy articles
will be offered Tor sale, and refreshments
served.
it Is expected that Ere eagiue No. >.
which ives sent ia Campbeii's machine
shop for repairs two weeks ago last Mon
day, viii be brought - the tire headqusr-
ter, today II 80. il sill be taken ont for
test tomorrow.
cattle Brooks, aged year and months
died at her parents home near the race
track Yesterday, az spinal meningitis. The
funeral will take place At II O'Clock this
morning in Masonic cemetery. from the
family residence.
William Barry, J. 4. Forbes and !. J..
johnson. arrested by the police Monday
night for running gambling games. each
paid so fine III Justice M.liers cour, yes
tvrIay. Dive other gamblers arrested IN
the same rald will plead today.
: Judge Barlow = hAd-bgesd Indian, was
arrested !ast uieht by Deputy nited states
Marshal Robinson for selling liquor 10 Ia
dians. lie had ssi "a aud twenty TWO HOP
tickets that bee had received from SiwaSh
hop pekers IN his i,llcil traffic.
HARRY Cameron. i Young man Just iron,
Nebraska, reported &" the police Yesterday
morning that lac aad been tohhei ol gold
watch ana a revolver during The night lie
had been sleeping IN 4 tent On Main street
guarding SOME horses, snd when he got ip
IN the morning Islssed the yAluables frogn
under h.s pillow.