The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-21

A small IRE In the Lincoln lodging house
on spring street. between Third and Sec
ond, caused by lamp failing Oh stand
and bursting. called out several engines
and hook and ladder company about 80
O'Clock last evening. The IRE Ras ont be-
fore the department. arrived. No damage
was done and no one vas hurt
Licenses to we'd we're issued By Auditor
Forrest yesterday for Leonard Parent. OF
6nOhOmish, and Mary McGinn. Of seattle
+ b Claire and Jessie Manzick. Of Spo-
kane Falls William Reed and Henrietta
Udon. Of Seattle: J. E Lucky and Mary Z.
L0mperf, Edward Bokewen and josie
Cronin. I'll Of King county
A c0lored lad, named Frank johnson.
passing Front street fruie stand, last
evening, made : grab for . lot Of apples
and ran away - last as his little black
legs could carry him. Ofieer Surry gave
chase and Johnson is now in jail on .
charge Of petty larceny against him.
An Italian, who would not give his name,
was arrested at an early hour yesterday
on suspicion Of having stolen 500 worth of
Hungarian goods, such as fancy beaded
aticles. The Italian Was found trying to
dispose Of the whole lot for s.. when he
was observed by Lieutenant Jackson He
was locked up.
John Dunn and Robert Kelly engaged in
. tight on Railroad avenue last evening.
and when bystanders interfered they pro-
ceeded to waIlop the whole avenue. Officer
George Cave came along and placed them
both under arrest. In default of SIS cash
bail they were put in the 'ssank" for the
night
The Y w. C. T. 9. will have its regular
meeting in the pariors Of the First Baptist
church on Tuesday, Oct. 81, at $50 p. M.
All the young ladies of the city who are
interested in the temperance work are 70.
quested to be present.
The funeral of Carolina Gehle, who died
ut the White house in South Seattle Sum
day. took place at I o'clock yesterday
afternoon from Bonney q Stewart's rooms.
Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
The Young Mems Christian Association
will give reception 10 young men not
members and to the association members
this evening. There will be . literary and
musical programme and refreshments.
The funeral services OF Mary Loretta
Drew. who died of typhoid fever last Sat.
urday. took place from the residence, 91a
Third street yesterday afternoon Inter.
ment was in Calvary cemetery.
The remains of William B. Oliver, who
died at l03 Box street Sunday morning,
haverbeen embalmed by Bonney & Stewart
and viii be shipped 10 Atlanta, Ga, at 2
o'clock tomorrow afs6rnoon.
David Rogers was arrested last night on
the Grant street zig gag for larceny. He
stole $50 gold bracelet from woman on
the bridge. and was tracked by Officer
Roberto.
Jack McGraw. . suspected highway rob-
Der. charged with carrying concealed
weapons. was fined $50 By Justice Miller
yesterday.
The steamship Signal viii leave Hat
fields wharf on October 18th for Alaska,
carrying freight So per cent. less than usual
rates.
The steamer Signal viii leave Hatfield's
wharf October IS for Alaska. carrying
freight 1t IS per cent, less than usual rate.
Mr.. Will N. Sanger. editor of the Etilia-
guamish Star, the live local paper published
at Arlington. was in the city.
Nine women were arrested in White
chapel yesterday by Lieutenant Jackson
and were fined $40 each.