The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24
BREyITIEs.


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| o'efcoafs for the little tot OF q, wears tn III,
grown boy OF .. Kline 4 Rosenberg
| engraving OF initial or monogram free "a
| 80 purchaser OF silk umbrella. Kline 4
| Rosenberg
| QaieS-aeting springs for the purpose of throw.
| men: headquarters Yesterday
license TO wed was issued yesterday BY ths
county auditor for Albert d. Grow. OF Fremont.
| ano nertfude NJ Reynolds, of Tacoma
,La"afd Bergh, aged D years, died at Provi-
n1e nospi'ai Yesterday OF consumption. His
ososher al Crystal lake has been notified
Every smoking jacket we have In s.ocs viii
De SOLO today at an immense sacrifice See thu
handsome jackets we offer today at 81 s. ana a
Kline & Rosenberg
inose Christmas belis-how much swea,ar
tney wiii sound If you know that you nave in
vested In one OF Kline & Roseubsrg's handsom.
orsss suits or overcoa1s
H. i. Wasworth. Of ia Lake View ayenre
AZ oad resident Of Seattle. was stricken with
apopiexy on Thursday morning and though
better Is in great danger
Evangelist ii. W. Brown will be AT the nav
seattle iheatsr all day Sunday. Christmas. SER
wee a. 10 30 a m. 7:3o =. for every body, and
u S:So p m for men only.
Livery Coy or girl that viii call q. Seattle Saw
ings bank, second and Yesler avenue. this
Al.efnoon, December "a. between and O'clock.
VIII get Christmas present,
Sniei OF the Fire Department A. B. Hunt vas
.etoay received an application from a citizen
.or TOUR aremen to assist in removing snow iron,
the roof Of his house. The application was not
granted. VS. NV
Benjamin Humes OF FIRE engine M ha.
oeen granted q vacation Of five days to celebrate
his marriage to Miss Hattie Eeas. Humes in a
nephe" OF Judge Humes, and has been in the
department two years
Jennie Hoffman. charged with robbing VIII
lam thompson, OF Gilman, of so in gold was
sffaisned in Justice Won Tobers court yester-
Gay afternoon and held Tor trial in the superior
court in $500 bonds
III VIII pay you to visit Kline & Rosenberg for
your boys clothing. You will be SURPRISED
when you see the handsome boys suits and
oseleoa.s we are showing today at - to 81. Tool
cnest with tools free to the boys
There are probably 10000 peope in Seattle who
are mentally saying: al hope I'll ge, an nm
ofeia this Christina" Crafty their wish ana
ouy 1t here. See the handsome silk umbrella,
we are showing today at $50 Kline q Rosen-
berg. 'S
Frank B. Ingersoll, of e1o Eighth s,-ss,
mourns the loss of a new IS silk umbrella Tas,
evening ne visited the Armory for a little foot.
OIL practice and put his new umbralla in
corner by the music stand. When he go. ready
10 come away the umbrella had disappeared
While Joseph La ChapeIle, Northern Pacific
switchman, was making coupling in tho
freight yard yesterday morning hoIdinp INV h;
lett hand TO the brake stem of a box car rho |
train was moved and some pIauks slid fror, . |
nat car, crushing three fiugers of his lett hand
detectives Cuoihee and Roberts fnyesttga.es |
.he reported robbery at the Oak Hall clothing |
mousse thursday night to some extent Yesterday
and report the affair very Ynysterious A sea,cs
warrant was issued for the second hand store AT
al @outh Ahifu street, but nothing came OF the !
search.
The funeral OF William z. Donaldson took
pace yesterday from the Jesuit church under |
the auspices of the Typographical Union |
Quite - number of the members OF the upion
were In attendance. Rev. Father Garrand OFF,
ciatso, anu inserment was made in the Typo-
graphical Unions lot in Lake View cemetery.
The hearing OF the case of Roger Jones' who
- charged with assaulting Charles Dayfel with
ueadiy weapon III the Pacific house, last We'd
nesday about midnight, was continued by
justice Seagle yesterday TO next "Wednesday. at
CLOCK Jones was released on $500 bonds |
furnished by Pete Burns and A. A. McAndiesa
Herbert Spencer, one of the ''trussies" a, the
ci'y jan. quietly walked away yesterday morn
ing Waiie Cleaning tho general ROOM and en- |
Dyed vacation until O'clock when Detective |
ave caught him in the southern part of the
'isy. spencer when brought back was dressed
n very respectable style. He had changed the
'rown derby hat he wore in the iail for an AL |
most new black derby, and had on a gray light |
weight overcoat with velvet collar all of which
lie had doubtless stolen
william Murphy, Fremont butcher sava ha |
vas relieved OF a gold watch valued at $40 nv
lever pickpockets last Wednesday afternoon |
lie came into the city on business. and on the |
FAY home noticed that q small piece of his
'ateh chain was hanging from the burtonhole |
his vest. When he felt for his watch IL was |
one, but when or where the operation was per-
,rned he could not tell Whoever did tho
FORK was an expert at wringing watches aud |
sparatng links, for the chain, which was quite |
eavy, lad been taken apart without yankinr |
nough TO aiIm the wearer. Capt Hoge said
isf night that he did not think the matter had |
cen reported to the police