Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-09


eosu. sky esef from uhere Dashar
teano tns t1ineps and aboua Afty fest
1rom Ehare a1d ID ffiesn o. sixteen fsst
q A1laf. xhey were lyiuR un their
. o3a. leoo np. Euan6 Pnatan Arst.
Fastened honk attanhed tea lag pole
q nl8 clothes and drew him no hsan
1r9t fo1nd Oolmanis bo1y few fee
tEan PattenG We drew kin ap alsa
nsAo nEst. Aawe lifted hin into ths beat
Ne notiesd that his watch poakst was
k1rned WK1nR aide 0a&. and hfn watch
Nas Rone handled ~ boding e little
e posslble uutil ne turned them oVaF Do
eneFi4 McGnu.
=. Dnsharm, recalled -Foand tWo oars
aponl nifty feet south oE wharn We funmd
tAe opses. Ons uas "a, ia cher a.
an0 8hsy we're no1 fha aamln lamqsh.
kaA 1Faham was uaflet end 1esl lse
= tne 1ndina of the bo1iaa. He and
oeAKiee Slaus were toRsthar.
Dr. Jaok Zen fndian), aaolm-Want
krom Cedar RiVef 20 pFuotoR's on Tues
day. tbe dsy afteE re mnfaar. Hnw
9hiee boat pulled uD en- uhsro nsaR b.
Rartaa place on tha iHIand. fDaanFfheg
. place similar % tha ans wheFs ~ hoai
~aa foln1. Iyea VILLAS WAS with
me. The slsrn 81 tie boaf vac roekfnr
VITA TIE weves and the bow VS. pulled
n oseween two trass 00uEt adf s1rnsd.
EouzTa uAN
FORx 1owAHEHp, Nov. e.-Df. 1ark
again took ths usana-l saw tha beat
% The beach e. I vent from Cedar Riv
er % froetorss. bat nol as aame hask,
aa uee no faTozs q ths laks aa { Wenl
bank.
Ts-.. Tp,r,s. ~u.x2 -,
gaek on Tuesday February 9ih. Passed
rrooeor'e place and say the White beat
noe fnr from hoaEFt'B ho1sD. II Was
laying with he bow on the beach and q
log behind tie H1eEn of the boat. Ths
bow vas pulled In botSeon two trees.
could nos tell tass hos far ths tFses
we're Apart. - We were sailing qnits fast
at tha time We passed the boat. We did
not sse The boat as We went back.
Margaret 3. kRiQht oslled-I live on
the Booth plHse on Mercer slough. Mr..
Miller came 70 oar b uae on February
tn. 1855. TheTe Wera tears II bis eyes
and be locked troubled. When be
started away / told him be uaa going In
the wrong direction. He told me hie
Qun vas down IL tie bfush IN the diFeo-
tion be vas going. told him notfced
his boys we're sleaFirR land. BE said
they woald De veil enough IL they were
left alone. b1t be had some very bed
neigsbors Mr.. Knight vas away from
home when be called arsa tins Sandsy.
Miller came baak abontnoon and stayed
70 dinneF. bad been 60 our place twice
before.
George Pisroe, sworn-Ia February
lass l worked for Bill Powell on Msy-
denbeusg Bay. On the TN OF FshruaFy
Ne. Powell and I met Miller near
Knights place. He had $50 Win
chester repeating rids on bis shoulder
| tack tbs K'hs ana examined e. Knou
Il vas q $3.50. Talked abaut tradinR
rides. Saw she marks $3.50 on the
barrel. an familiar with Winahestsr
rifles, having owned several. A man
may shoot and reload The gun 10 about
q second. He said be had traded IS
Tor u. II was about 1880 q. N. when
We met.
Charles oaoalsy sworn-Mes Miller on
February z. 1856. he had 9 Winchester
rife With him. Net aim on the New
castle road. near the Kelsey place. Mr..
Knight vas With him at 'hs time. This
Waa between 10 q. n. and IL N.
i. Van Dnssn sWorn-Livs on Lake
Washington. next 30 Miller. On RebFu.
sTy 6sh was called before the Grand
Jury. On the Ssh Of February Miller
called at my house. This was late in
the afternoon. He seemed very much
agitated and wasted 10 knoW what vas
going on. and Why 30 many boaas we're
on the lake passing BY ColDan's and
BurrauQhs'. ! told him, IN suhstnnes,
that ! could not tell him that Grand
JuFy Business vas q secret business.
He said be hoped would net do Aay-
thing against him. He said be thouQht
e great deal ef ms, and all Of hts family
did the same. I told him before the
Grand Jury q man had 10 answer ali
legal questions. He said his wife vas
siok, Rnd peopis we're making him q
great deal Of trouble. III called a. nv
house again on the 12th. he asked
shout some cattle, and then went 20
talking Of his troubles. tried 20
change the Eubiset several times, bot be
would constantly refer 90 hia troubles.
He said be had no friends but ne. His
mind Beemed very much troubled.
Have lived By him for aixiean years. u
is very uncommon thing for him %
talk and cot In that way. Miller stared
at my houas absat three quarters Of an
hour.
Nc. Han ealIsa-I traded NJ. Miller
9 $50 WinchsstsR for q % oaiibra.
Witness gave expaRa testimony with
regard 70 cartridges, and iIlustratsd
With what FapiditY Q Wlnehesasr esnle
be dred and Folaadod
JAMES H. OolmAn, Jf, cAlled-HiI
testimony was the same ns his bFothsE'i
regarding the departina Of HE fathal
and y0aRR PAttsn On she meFnfnR Of
February 5th. Il esq TIE aidsg uharu
tie eoats were fonn4. IA ia aboua 4
nnlie and qaartar frsm Cur house, and
takes sooat twenty minutea % pail
thore IN our boat. Pattsn compared
hia tine vita mine iaat bsfora be LEFT
% know his watch was rnnnlBQ. Il
sas so b. NJ time uhan they isft
Rastea uaa attending aoheol Ia 6sastlel
and waa eighteen wears Of aaa. Hi
bone waa % Green Rvsr. Psitan ~
visiting at our house. de utaid beolaas
- thoa9hf wo ooald eet him baok 10
tine for school. Young PAsten oncl
lived aB the Lake With bis father on thG
Graham plaoe. Tie aldaF trea man
tisnea II tast oas Of siakt of on
houss."