Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29
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MAN At HApLock The San YnAN-
cfsoo KIAMINxae OPIUM RE-
PcR1sR AGAIN ON Tue
SOUND.

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Judee Jones opened court this morn
lng 81 . O'Clock and called the osses Of
the Terri tory W. Viola Garment and
same W. MUM HitIie. Indicted for
keeping houses OF ili-fame. Trial was
begun 10 The latter case, II being the
firsl jary case OF the term. Great in
terest vas taken In the trial and the
court room Vas crowded, II being known
that q prominent minister Vas one Of
tie complaining witnesses and that
many veil known pafties. Who could q
tale unfold, had been summoned. The
exceeding POOR memory OF most OF tie
witnesses relied on. h0vtver. sadly in
terfsred with the prosecution. The at
torueys for the defense argued that the
territory had utterly failed 90 establish
the fact that the defendant was keeper
Of a house of III repute between the
dates OF July l0sh and October lott,
covered by the iudistmert, and the jary
seieed With them, returning verdict
Of seqaitiAi in i've minutes. Tbs YER
dict vas received With applause prompt.
iy suppressed By tie court. TIE csss
aeainat Viola Garnet, indicted at the
same time fer the same onense, vas dis
missed.
Ia the case 81 the United States W.
Geo. H. Peters. charged with selling
liquor 30 Indians, IL avpeaTed that the
defendant had previously been tried be-
fore q police justice, and the court let
kim OF With eue OF $40. Not having
$40 be was cism lssed and could hardly
comprehend bis GOOD luck. Court ad-
ioafped at 3 q. M. till this morning.
Among the prominent members OF the
bar present are District Attorney W. II.
White. Jas. Hamilton Lewis. Judge Or
fen jacobs, q. Morris Halter, q. r.
huRday. q. Ill. Hanfosd and Eoen
Smith. Tbs noiss 10 she curt room,
which detied suppression, evidently irri-
tsfed Judge Jones'. as that usually gent.
Al gentleman WAS inclined 10 De rather
captions.
NAN MISSING raoM HADLocK.
A gentleman from Vancouver was in
the city y sterGsy looking for one
Charles Bnshy. whom, be said. had RS
esntiy disappeared frsm Hsdlock ard
all trace Of him had been lost by his
friends. Ihr oissirg man vas formsrly
q grocer In Vancouver and afterwards
worked ia Seattle, going from there TO
hssciocs some months sgo.
LET sxuooLxss BswAHE.
Among tie passengers on the stes mer
OsgmpiAn yesterday vas the San Fran
cisco kzauszsrs sensational reporter.
who wrote ap tue alleged expose which
Isetnsiy appcared in that paper, and Ia
which tue fscss were so badly garfield.
Hts visst At this tifns IL evidently In an
tisips;ion of important indictments by
the srano jury.
IN oyNERil-
Ship Aeaua. lumber laden from Port
Gsmnie fos Melbourne, sailed today.
Bak sta1ordsbire. twenty oue DAYS
from San fFsnc SEQ, arrived this morn
sug. she viii The cargo of lamosr
ftoa Port Gamble for Valparaiso.
The Enalish bsrk hrtar H1ue arrived
al Wet ria Yesterday with 4 general
cargo fron Landsr.
lite Idaho carried CO her resalsr trip
last n'ges. sae tsak from here ~ eatia
yasssneess 4. W. wsssner, wifa aud
sou;s Il Aa1re ard sife, IL. uaf ana
4. \. wsrsllsmhiilsf; klso, tea steersse
psssrusers % teas ef freight. 2s.alu
feet II lumber AnS i0ot0 feet Of birch
W. u. SCaah. wife and fsmsiy, fela-
,ivss % Df. Minkisf. and over dos<n
others. arrived esfe yesterday, ard
siIl waas enc 10 this vicinity.
PERI fo~osee3. March =. less.