The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01
Is WERE N TIE Mr..
v.mAzkIuo Spns4ns ~
- umxDGur EszEAnDo.


d 's.1a. piaysng pranlx and rukning prop
- = every section Of the city and trying
61ryes and patience OF al househo3d-
4 ~ stofekeepers.
Isl - ecurse,' said a police o0icer. mo boy
any pretsngious 20 feNpectn billty
- want to be considered guilty OF per-
1E6fln9 many OF the really mischtsyous
ssnseIezs acts reported to the police
niGhf. 20 that al this outlawFy must
attributed to persons OF vfclous disposi-
~ and under easy 4 y,. and ready consroi e
"a the air on Halloween"
sz SlSsre Is also. however. Q bright and
s6lnx side. 70 Halloween. for II = Ake-
~ said to be the night on which al the
lsirfes meet and bold their .1oyous an-
efsary. then scatter over the lard. enter
dwellings, and Joining and aiding In the
e and 3. he & & sp e
eeYer young peoples life partners and
~ frs.ide revelries. such - cracking
roasting cheasnute and ducklng Tor
a ~ These good fairies were also out
hrge numbers last evening and found
&6Aty Of devosees to listen 10 their wfts-
E!nss Of love at the many private parsies
- Of the city. SO II IL safe e say that
~ the good predominated. their actions
Sses not made 50 prominent - those OF the
*4Doro mschievous claae.
UnussaIly Well nenonbereA.
p~ween these many good and bad .nnu-
nbered. Long before dark gauge of
~ large and small. including bsardless
ne men and voung men nursing incip-
4 IL boards. were seen laying plans fof the
euing's work. After dark. which the
s aaa sn.n ses s ss specs se% q
Gn1ai,sm was rerpetrated ut some point
= anoshsr. The most dangerous Of these
/ 800 cable track. on the steep incline be-
~ Eighth avenue. Fortunately, the con-
1Iotcf, who Is usually inside collecting
~. happened 10 be on the front platform
nnA was enabled 10 put on the brakes in
- 70 avert what might have proven =
SlS 8xtess accident.
\ "a pther was starting bakers wagon
e a steep grade on upper Pike street.
~ 5ffnx In 4 smashed wagon. but for
e asteiy doing no damage 10 other vehi.
inner Tsar;ng up shruebsry m front TO. OF
uferons In var Gus sections. One man re-
Snlaired the loss Of three sacks OF potatoes
MINI several broken windows. At the Pa.
M school the vandals combined mischief
E6.kssthefss and the police were notified that
1 &ey We're carrying away cordwood IN uii-
Waited quantity. Gates were carried on
.Spa And ofherw.s> damaged before being
sQmeSed. Gas was shut on In several
6 ptnces from the street MAN, while on the
oentYary water faucets were turned on In
EsnAny cellars and yards. creating Hooded
erllsrs and yards. and doing hundreds of
1pllaTs ,worth Of damage. Tearing down
40 wasons. etc. were asso on the pro-
EIfamme Of the msschief- msksrs.
The more innocent funmakers con,ented
@1hemaesyes with ringing door bells throw
HI sand at the windows and unhinsing
kfo{es, several not quite SO tnnocentiy dis
5esed placed bags o. hour over yoorways.
= attempting to enter inter. would let loose ali
/ Gtw h'rssf the bag and its contents
III. however. required .robbsnG the nour
n IN a few instances Several ruined
ITS Of clothes were reported a. the re-
! = twensy In number. ranging from Is to
Sasss in the Wa!ia Waiia addit. on, throw
skas They called "a real, e,ssS time With
~ boy or man with them.
Held rp . Chinaman.
A eSng OF boys with fsces blackened ana
-. DOLLARS turned UP attempted to sack
auNrhinese laundry at the corner OF
hinaman. had one experience with
savmen 10 he was prepared for any
OF an attack. Armed with two six
lkrs he went out into the street and
a "a loose on the fntruderS As shot
rang out the boys tuu1bled over
Hyofher to get a. FAR away ~ possible
Ma peighbors came 10 door, and VIM
sld s shs nhoo 1css ana rushed ap 10
- scene expecting TO ind two or three
1pf1nw.
Boys beat three Cinnamon on Washing
- street near sixth avenue south with
ehAhe One of the Cinnamon was 20 badly
toed up that he was In the care OF
tyhyxcan late at night. Ofiicer Hamilton
arrested Otto DurforAw. aged IL. and Elmer
Csandasl. aged IL ChinameE identified
@Aem.
Rocks were thrown through the windows
n Chinese iaundrics on Washington street
n@r the old Grand Central hotel.
G. l. Haxgard's buggy was stolen from
- corner OF Fifth avenue and Battery
&xtet bakery wagon was run on from
10 and Eighth avenue. and the pole was
1eken.
hys great time. but they went to the
U<ent Of tearing up one lawn. destroying
yk that cost money and labor.
.boya attempted TO stop Yesler way car
stretching "a wire across the street near
1Akc u all In al Halloween this year vii!
j remembered by many. favorahiy and
AeFNise
i.aa .ilowssa al'w = *. vsssI Of r. All
Allows, or All Saints day. always on Oc-
2sr II. the night before All Saints day.
Seeh = festival in honor OF ali the an-
and saints Of heaven. observed in the
11man Catholic church on November I.
- Also In the Protestant Episcopal and
Ssnsfan churches. In the Eastern
ascses the same festival has been OBJ
sed since the fourth century. In the
Stst II was instituted by Pope Ronifaee
j. In the early part of the seventh GEN.
q, on the 0cca sion IF iesiseatirx the Pam
ph. temple built by Marcus A.rippa,
vcx3~sln honor OF Jupiter. the Aveuxer,
8SVcfNe gcGs. toy THE worship OF the
= nrrss s5fscsndef the Invocation OF the Nsr-
III AMI ali the saints. The feast be-
81 general IN the ninth century.
Souls day. the fay after All Saints.
4 apart by the Catholic church for
EXPERIMENTATION of ali the faithful de-
q. for whom the mass of requiem Is
e*na the offices OF IN. dead r~cited.
sfmany the people. both Catholic and
sestant. visit the graveyards on tais
and stFew flowers en- the graves Of
" friends