The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-13
BR EVITIES.

Royal Arch chapter tonight. Banquet
o. p. Anderson & Co. Maps. Butler block.
George Parks. who for long time was post
master a. Gilman. has gone to Colorado, and g.
A. Bushman has been appointed his successor
John Pierson. George Williams, Robert Daniel
J. c. Hogan pleaded guilty in the municipal
court yesterday to the charge OF shooting craps,
and were fined s. each.
Capt Joseph s. Burgess. of the shipping firm
OF Simon & Burgess. died at Brooklyn, October
5. aged 70 years. Capt Burgess built the bark
Snow and Burgess now running on the Coast
Mrs. A. Judson Bailey will deliver an adore
at the City Mission and Seamen's Bethel, on
South Third street, between Main and Jackson,
tomorrow night at o'clock. she Is said TO be q
very able and interesting speaker
Nordhoff & Co., of North Seattle, have COM
planned to the police that gang of boys loiser
around the front of their store every evening
from to O'Clock. The officer on the beat has
been instructed to attend to the matter.
Licenses to wed were issued by the county au-
ditor for Robert Goodburn and Mary Elizabeth
Martin, of Seattle; Emil Gyger and Emma +.
Weibel, OF Seattle, and ]. d. McAllister, of Ia
coma and Mary Cecil Mccartney, OF Seattle.
Adolph Anderson, who fell down the elevator
shaft from the third story at the Seattle theater
building Tuesday, and sustained a fracture of
the left arm and ankle in addition to bruises on
permit was issued yesterday by the super
intenden. of buildings to the Lodge Building
Association for frame building on Blewetts
avenue in Denny d. Hoyt's addition. 1t will
cost about s, 900, and will be used for lodge
meetings.
The following persons were admitted to citi-
zenship in the superior court yesterday: Hans
A. Mikkelson, Norway; John A. Barkland, Swe-
den; Moses Queenviile, Canada; George Spencer,
mole pata lob nd
Sealey, Nova Scotia.
A false alarm came in from box thirty-four
yesterday morning at 1855. Some sewer pipe
thrown from wagon struck the post on which
the box is placed. The jar was communicated
to an auxiliary box in the South school, and the
lever sprung, sending in the alarm.
James keene who has been in the pest house
sixteen days, is convalesceut, and will be dis
charged this week. Z. II. Gowan, the last
patient sent to the house, has been very i'll, but
is now convaiescing. Health Officer Sparkling
says that he is called to investigate false reports
of smallpox daily.
Annie Miller, who was arrested last Monday
on a warrant sworn out before Justice Won
Tobel, charging her with stealing silk dress
from Mary +. Simonds some time during the
month of October, was released on her own
recognizance yesterday, the prosecuting witness
having failed TO appear.
A free singing school was started Tuesday
night at Taylor church, North Seattle, with
membership OF fourteen. The teacher, Mr.. Lee,
has had experience as a singing teacher and ex-
poets to make this one OF the events of the week
in North Seattle. The class meets hereafter on
Friday nights. The young people are already
anxious to attend.
John Seattle, a siwash, who says he is
nephew of the celebrated Chief Seattle, was
rescued from drowning by Officer Sam Corbett
last night Seattle was drunk and had lain
down upon the tide flats at the foot OF Jackson
street and had gone 10 sleep. When Officer Cor
bett came along the tide was coming in and the
noble siwash was about half submerged, but he
slept on perfectly unconscious OF his danger.
After Seattle was raised to the wharf he was
taken to headquarters and put in the drying