The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-22
BREVITIES.

Ten boys wanted Tor a few days ut A. D. T. Co.
See what 81. IS, s.. 81 viii buy today in q hand
some smoking jacket Kline & Rosenberg.
The Salvation Army made their usual parade
last evening, and thanks to the police were un-
moiested.
The members of the police force will meet to-
day for the purpose of organizing a policemen's
relief association.
Tommy Totten, the police patrol registering
clerk who has been sick for several days, re-
turned to work last night.
Our mems suit and overcoat department was
never so attractive as now. Our prices will pay
you to visit us this week. Kline & Rosenberg.
The most unique souvenir mo chromosl ever
presented to the ladies Of Seattle will be pre-
sented today to every lady purchaser at Kline Il
Rosenberg's.
Hunters have had good success in killing deer
in the Green river valley lately. One man liv-
ing at the Clay mine has killed six within the
last few days.
The funeral of George NJ. Runkle took place
yesterday under the auspices of Eureka Masonic
Lodge, No. 20. Interment was made in Lake
View cemetery.
The members OF the police force are consider.
ing the project of holding their second annual
ball in the Armory on the evening of Washing
toms birthday.
filed a complaint against a former employa
named Whitchcom, charging him with stealing
tools and a clock.
Otto Smith, the young man who was arrested
Tuesday evening for snowballing people,
pleaded guilty in Judge Rivers court yesterday
afternoon and was fined S.
Every boy or girl that will call at Seattle Saw
ings bank, Second and YesIer avenue, Saturday
afternoon, December "a. between 2 and 5 O'Clock,
will get a Christmas present.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday by the
county auditor for Gunder o. Branstad and
Emma solsnes. both OF Fir. Skagit county; Ben
K. Humesa aud Leota l. Fess, both OF Seattle.
Thomas Kelly. n chronic petty larcenist, YVES
arrested last night by Officer John Sullivan for
stealing a iady's fur cape from in front OF ]. g.
Graham & Co.'s millinery store. at GIL Second
street.
The holiday number of Squibs. the bright little
school paper of which Herbert A. schoeufeld Is
editor and pm olisher, is artistic in its typography
aud interesting edltorially. 1t is a highly cred
able amateur publication.
II will pay You to visit Kline & Rosenberg for
your boys clothing. You will be surprised
when you see the handsome boys suits and
overcoats we ara showing this week at "a TO 81.
Tool chest with tools free TO the boys.
The attendance was very light at the omen
meeting OF the Western Central Labor Union
last night, and the address by John Lamb on
Government a Compromise OF Extremes" was
postponed until next Wednesday evening.
The board cut from the cedar windfali re-.
fer-ed TO in yesterdays Observation-Disclosures
may be seen at the office OF Alexander F. Nc
EVAN AZ aG3 Bailey building. The photograph
at the phenomenon IS in the possession Of Nj
MeEwan. not OF /. W. Eutz
Otto Arnistou. a laborer who came TO Seattle
;ro;u Everett yesterday morning. was sent to the
county farm by County Commissioners Gssch
Admission suffers from erysipeias, and was in
such a condition that the commissioner said i.
was only humanity for King county to take care
&! him.
Early last evening Detective Roberts ep,ersd
the poker rooms in the Tivo!i. in the Butler
block, and arrested ". Merwin on the Charge al
conducting a gambling house. Merwin was re-
leased on 80 cash bail. Tho other gamb bling
cases that were % have come up in the munich
pal court yesterday were continued 10 this 81.
ternoon, As the defendants Intend 10 contest the
legality OF the arrest under the city ordinance