The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-28
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st. John. lodge tonight.

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st. Johns lodge tonight.
License 20 wed was yesterday issued for
W. j. kenna and Laura McGec. both of
Seattle
The city churches win hold mass tenn
perance meeting at Annory hall tomorrow
evening.
Gustav knappes, arrested Thursday
night for falsely impersonating an Officer,
vas discharged yesterday.
Work was begun Friday nj Wet SEastle
on pile wharf. which will be 20 ktet long
and accommodate the largest vessels.
Jennie Mitchell and Emma Rivers are
under arrest for running a house OF pros
titution on Jackson street. above Seventh,
The city is full of 'hobos." Officers Fog
ers and G. Phillips had eleven ths<enus
in the police court yesterday LAID Officer
Cave had four.
The party At the new postoffice building
on Monday evening will be very pleasant
The hall Is large and the floor viii A-
cellent for dancing.
The Seattle, Lake Shore d Eastern build
ing at the foot Of Wall street is used only
rs ticket and telegraph station ami no
freight 10 received there.
A Puget sound Shore special went TO
Stuck junction last evening 10 meet party
Of Republican speakers. who chartered the
train and returned in 1t at midnight.
Major George A. Hilton, OF Washington,
ID. c., will lecture on Constitutional Pro-
hibiti0n" this evening in the Methodist
Protestant church, corner OF Second and
Madison streets.
Oscar Mcsiee, . little boy, was arrested at
West Seattle by constable Robinson yester-
terday. for stealing domestic ducks belong
! ing to Indian Harry Fiske. The case was
compromised outside OF court
An open-air Prohibition meeting was
held on James street, between Second and
Third streets, last evening. Speeches were
made by Rev. ID. ID. Campbell. Colonel sut-
ton and MIR. Penniman. OF Massachusetts,.
a new station had been established on the
Puget Sound shore road at Tyndale. five
miles from Seattle. and shipments of freight
can be billed there il prepaid. The rates
will be the same as 70 other points on that
road.
Thomas w. Davis, who broke his left
arm by fall through tho Jackson street
trestle on September Is, and who developed
symptoms of pneumonia shortly after being
removed TO Grace hospital, has almost fully
recovered.
A. Jarvin is under arrest on q charge OF
beating his mistress in the Russ house.
Thursday night. He has been guilty of
the oiiense frequently. and has escaped
punishment. but last night Officer Barr
caught him in the act.
Floyd Walling. infant son of Edward S.
Walling. died Thursday evening of cholera
infantum. At his parents home on Stewart
street. The funeral took place in Masonic
cemetery Al 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
from the family residence.
VIM. O'Neal waved examination in JUS
tice Miller's court yesterday upon the
charge of opium smoking. and was bound
over TO the grand jury. His two women
companions, Lizzie Smith and Lottie
Brown, will have hearing today.
The dedication of the Unitarian church
on Seventh street. between Pike and Union.
will take place on Sunday next. T. l.. Eliot,
u. D., Of Portland. Rev. G. W. Wendte. OF
Oakland. Cal. and other clergymen from
the coast will take part in the dedicatory
services.
ID. X. Baxter yesterday recommended
the construction of the iron frames for
three corrugated iron buildings on the
corner Of Yesler avenue and scAth Fourth
streets. The work will not he interfered
with so long as he does not attempt to
cover the frame.
Miss Annie Wood. aged ~ years, daugh-
ter of the late Mrs. Sidney +. Green. died
Yesterday at her mothers home, corner Of
Seventh aud Virginia streets. of dropsy.
The body will be taken 10 Port Madison on
the afternoon boat today, and inferred
there this evening.
A train with Republican speakers from
Gilman, Fall City AMI snoqualmic came
in yesterday afternoon over the Seattle.
Lake Shore & Eastern and returned last
night. This morning the Democrats are
coming in from the same points, and viii
return by special train tonight
A. w. Ryan. who will be remembered as
one of the most vigilant and efficient mem
bers of the old police force, has been APP
pointed night jaiies by Sheriff MeGraw.
vice Pat Farraher. who Is unable To attend
10 his duties because of the wounds re-
s,.sycd In his terrible struggle with Martin
and the other two jail breakers.
W. j. Dawson, who slternates as grip
man and conductor on the Front street
cable line. has invented combination
drawhead aad link-pin. which he used on
his train Yesterday. It does SWAY with the
Jerking incident 10 stopping and starting up
where detachable PIN Is used His nven-
ton will probably De generally adopted on
the road.
A Puget Sound shore train took car
load OF lumber from the city yesterday 10
the Washington Rriek Compsny's yards
cas-, OF the stockyards. Two carloads viii
be taken there today and three more next
Friday. siding is being built at the
hrickyards to hold twelve or fifteen cars.
and the company viii shortly begin to make
daily shipments Of eight carloads OF brick
TO the city.