The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-13

TACOMA oc& l-fcp0czo- ~ eP8rk
from the engine room set IRE 70 che Of the
dry houses Of Healy & Wilson'S single
miA On Dock street this morning Prompt
action By the FIRE department. prevented
the Ere from spreading 70 adjoining build
ingA Loss $780, No insurance. This -
the second Ere A. this mil within month
Axel ReZx=so, who Vas convicted OF con-
tempt O. court and rsofinx Ia Seokane
during the strike and sentenced 20 seven
months Imprisonment, Vas released today
by order Of the United States court
Although there hss been much talk
about the water plant being able 70 sustain
itself and make extensions under the
city's management. the board Of public
works IS preparing bulge. OF expenses
for extensions next ysar. which. il pro-
poses, mus: Be paid BY III. city at large in
taxes. Several Of the large taxpayers
object
Albert MeAchren. formerly Of Ans
cortes, who sho. bis wife here recently,
and then shot himself after trying 10 shoot
his step-daughter, Is improving slowly 81
the county hospital. although shot IN the
temple, the skull being fractured. The
woman IL also recovering, bat 10 very
nervous She was shot through the neck.
the bail passing between the spinal eoinmn
and the throat When she thought she
vas dying she gave the little girl Bessie
to Mrs. Campbell, who cared for her while
she was sick.
The Templc Of TrstA, . monthly Baptis.
publication, will make its appearance here
about Ocioser Is, with the Rev. DR.. Pendle-
ton. pastor Of the First Baptist church, as
editor in chief. The business u engagement
will De under the direction OF B. r. Buck.
Of the Church Publishing Company. This
company publishes twelve other religious
monlhiies On the Coast
Anna Olson has brought suit against
Frank Olson for divorce
The members Of the state board Of horti-
culture vent 70 Payallup today. to investi-
gate q new celery insect pest
The Christian Endeavor Societies held a
meeting in the First Baptist church to-
night
Tie United States court made the receiv-
ers Of the Olympia Light and Power Com
pany permanent cnstodians of the property
today.
Six Democratic candidates made
speeches last night at Burnett
The Salvation Army viii swear in several
Argomene. which Is nearly ready to leave
port. Sunday.
The policemen viii give their annual
ball on the evening Of November /, I'm
Germania hall A large delegation of
Seattle policemen isexpected to be present,
One thousand rstHs tickets have been
printed, and the several fns horses,
wagons. and bicycle owned BY the late
G. 6. Chandler vii. be rallied OF in few
days There has been an active demand
for the tickets since they were issuei.
The superior court has ordered the re-
ceiver 70 bring suii against the creditors OF
the suspended States Savings bank, which
va. reported by City Treasurer Boggs to
contain $4,000 Of city money when IL
failed. Boggs' name Is On some Of the
banks paper.
Percy Dickinson reports the success Of
arrangements for extension of the North
ern Pacific line TO yancouve-, b. C.
Another commission viii be sent out By
the treasury department TO investigate
and report on increasing the customs force
on the Sound. Applications are already
coming in for the places in prospect.