The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-15
BREvITIEs.

Eastern Star tonight
Lee Bowden want loanA See them.
/. W. Entz loans money. Bailey block.
James Winch was buried from Cross under
taking rooms yesterday. Intermens was at
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
James Johnson, of South Bend, aged "a years,
was admitted to Grace hospital yesterday, sui.
fering from consumption.
The body OF James H. Cottell. the rancher
drowned near Sidney on Thursday. was for
warded last night to his family at Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Russell. Of South Seattle, sister OF
Thomas H. Campbell. was taken to Providence
hospital yesterday, and 10 In . very low condi.
ton.
Belle Byrnes, striking looking woman with
hair slightly blended and coffee-colored com.
| plexion, was fined SO by the municipal court
| yesterday for selling liquor without license.
There will pro baby be q meeting of the Mer-
| chants and Manufacturer Exchange some
| time this week to consider the matter OF subei.
| dizing the Puget Sound 4 Hawaiian Steamship
| line.
i The case OF Sarah Styled. accused OF selling
| liquor without a license in the Esther house on
| Front street, was continued by Judge Glasgow
| in the municipal court yesterday, till Thursday
at 10 q m.
The body of Michael Lawless was buried from
Providence hospital at q m. yesterday. Father
Emanuel Demanez, chaplain to the hospital,
performing the services. Interment was at Cal.
vary cemetery.
L Skinner and Willie Marsh were fined $50
| and committed to Jail In default by Justice
| Caldwell yesterday, for stealing q cheap pistol
and silver dollar from w. ]. Cox in the Great
I Northern saloon on Sunday.
The concert given by the South Seattle Meth
odist Protestant Sunday school last Tuesday
night, by request will be repeated next Wednes-
day night at the public school hall for the bene-
ft of the sick in the neighborhood. J. shep-
herd. pastor.
The Hebrews OF the city are urgently re.
Quested to attend the mass meeting OF the congre
CATION Ohaveth Sholom to be held Sunday aft
ernoon at the synagogue, Eighth and Seneca
streets, at o'clock Matters Of the gravest char.
acter will be discussed.
Every Sunday school teacher OF every demon.
ination Is invited to the First Methodist Episco.
pal church this evening at O'Clock to hear Mr..
Melvin G. Wlnstock redeliver his lecture on
"Queen Esther" from the standpoint of modern
Judaism. Admission free.
Mrs. Mary Shelton was arrested yesterday on
the charge Of stealing a carpet which Mrs. Jen-
ME II. Mafer had left on storage in the Sea-
grave house on Virginia, between Second and
Third streeta The case will b. heard by JUS
tice Caldwell at 2 p. m. today.
The body OF Nicholas Smith, who was
drowned at Everett on Saturday, will b buried
this morning At q m. from the church OF the
Sacred Heart. Interment will b at Calvary
cemetery. The deceased vas plasterer by oc.
cupatiou. and was 80 years of aga
Howard D. Thomas, IT,. yesterday caused the
arrest OF II. Manning. alias William Boyd, on
. charge of grand larceny. 1t is charged that
the prisoner took some jewelry from Mr.
Thomas room at the Rainier Club. Some OF the
property has been recovered BY Detective Rob-
erts, and he is on the track OF the rest