The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-15
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Sparks from the dfobOx of the dummy en-
zine. passing overhead on the incline, ignised
some scattered coal among the timbes Of the
Oregon improvement C0mpany's bunkeu about
Z o'clock yesterday morning, and IN alarm
turned in from box % brought out fire compss
mics !, 2 and 8. who made good ran but found
no vorK. The slight blaze did no damage,
John Kelley, . hiiaxiously drunk Irishman,
wn arrested last night ~ OMcer P.arce. At
the station, when about to Be confined In cell.
hsmsde hard fignt for freedom, biting and
scratching. A bite on Captain Peers thumb
brought blood. and Onicer Pesrcs got several
scratches.
Last night about o'clock Omcer Pearson
brought =. Cash, . German labofer. to the city
prison for disorderly conduct. Gssn rot into
quarrel with the barkeeper Of the COLUMBUS
saloon ard expressed his displsasure By smash
ing ono Of the front window glasses.
Yesterday afternoon Lieutenant Jackson ar
rested six japanese women, and later visited
the Morning Star" and brought in Bertha
Meyer. Ylorence Smith, Annie Rooney aud
Annie Moore. Charges Of prostitution were
placed against al Of them.
b. ". Gordon. : diminutive specimen Of hu.
manity. about 90 years Of age, Was brought into
town last night and lodged in the county Jail
He was caught pilfering coal from coal train
1t Renton. on the line Of the Columbia Puget
Sound road.
The remains Of John Brownwick, who died
at Providence hospital Monday night Of typhoid
fever, ere ing embaImed BY Bonnsy 4 Stew
arf. The body win await the arrival Of the
brother. Win Bfownwiek, from Nanistee.
Mich.
Ma Lonsshore-Potts, N. D.. viii commence
series Of lectures at the Seattle 0perarhouse
today ~ with . lecture TO women only. To-
night at she will lecture to both sexes Both
lectures win be finely illustrated and irse to
all
The case Of 7. Muskumara, . Jap charged with
being the receiver OF the watch stolen from
Stage Manager Baker. of the Standard tneater,
came up yesterday in Justice Miller's court, but
was continued until O'Clock this afternoon.
a. Faulkner, the blacksmith whose right ankle
was crushed by the wheel Of freight car at
the Northern Pacific depot sunday afternoon,
has suffered smputation Of the foot and II
improving - Providence hospital
The ladies Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church will give sociabie this evening 1t the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.. John B. Denny, corner
Harrison and Temperance streets Members Of
the church and friends are invited
Edward Child, clerk for B. Simon and
charged with stealing . coat and other goods
from his employer. was discharged yesterday BY
Justice Miller. simon sgreed not 70 prosecute
on Child's returning the goods
The funeral OF J. D. Brown, who died Of heart
disease at Providence hospital Monday night.
took place ct the undertaking rooms of Cross &
Co yesterday AFTERNOON and interment at Mount
PleasGDt cemetery.
Sam c. woodall. the well known architect, I'll
at Providence hospital with typhoid fever. IL
still In . serious condition, and grave doubts of
his recovery are entertained by the sisters
J. Joreeson, the Oregon Improvement Com
pany's foreman, who fell OF the coal bankers
last Wednesday, 10 q Providence hospital and
recovering from his injurieA
Otto =. weeener, OF this city. has been grant
ed Z patent for . lamp-shsde support and
Herman Sche afzps, of Bothell patent for .
wrench.
The funeral services Of William B. Druitt, who
died Of consumption Monday night, took place
from the Masonic hall at o'clock yesterday Aft
oYnO0u.
W. r White, charged with committing crimi.
nal assault on little Kittie Jess. win have hear
ing 1t 10 o'clock this morning before Justice
Miller.
At . regular meeting Of the Seattle Young
Mems Christian Association last evening thirty.
I'VE new members were elected.
Captain Jack Crawford, the poet-scout," win
speak Friday evening at the fair Of the womans
Relief Corps in the Armory.
Terry King and not Perry Kane. as Incorrectly
stated. Is the name OF the candidate for con-
stable for Seattle.
Yesterday in the United States land Office
there were filed one homestead and two pre-
emption Claims
Eastern Star tonight at Freed's hall