The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-12
A ROW IN COURT.



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Jnxxe Cam and mis- friends took ssass
within the sxfs. qa5ef reixness for . no
saent while NJ EHxin read the warrant.
Then the toisesTfag coGserxasioa eEszess
kassn--N heas DOES yoar honor wish 20
sci TIE hearing OF this ease
ssdersers--Now
Kxssn,-w<ll. yoar horsr, Mr. Ncesrsx
anil krow nothing shout this case and
wuEld rot Ike "a Try Il Row, especially as
the defendant tells IA that . very import
asst witness Il not present Wont you par
Il over until Tomorrow
Sestrsbers-f Hoaid Be Inclined u DO so
face when he was trying case before sae
ard used threats against Hae.
fann--I beg yosF pardon. did nothing
Of the kind, and II you say did
KHsiE-- II ssh a. don say anything. Now.
your honor. ali men lose their temper ~
times. aad II Mr. Cam has been guilty OF
contempt In this court he deserves 10 be
punished.
>oierbers-weIl. yoa can take al hs.lr.
aad you ought 70 get yoar witness here sad
be ready for trial Al tina, time Now.
etont ant 10 punish Mr. Cam for the sake
Of ptnishing Elm only wait and rnas;
have protection Ia ms eeurt This man
threatened rse and
cann-I did not 90 anything OF the kind.
You ggt excited and fnuss have imagined
t. Think anyone sle was present viii
swear 70 what ! say.
sosfer5erg-Yoe lost your temper and
probably cannot remember what yoa said
or did. bat YOU used threats against me
Just the same.
Raxin-Now. your honor. must ask that
You give US time enough TO get our wit
nesses. We are A. aaxioss to hare the
matter disposed Of ~ you are.
eaan--Al the time ! want Is sufficient
to 90 up home and tell the felix's that
have been seat 10 Jail aud not TO worry
sboaf my absence
~foderberg-we | don't want TO be hard
Now will II o'clock tomorrow saityou, Mr..
Rasins
Rasin--That viii do u.s.
Soterberg-The case VIII then be coz
finuesi until that hour.
THoKSrox-s STATEMENT
Constable Thornton seemed 10 know bat
little Of the matter. He said 10 reporter.
They were trying that woman Nellie Wal
lace. who created such an uproar on Third
street the other night. Judge Cam appear-
ing a. counsel for the woman. was sir
ting in the ROOM reading a paper and was
not paying aay attention To VIVA, was
going on. when suddenly soserherg yelle..
al me, Take that man in charge He adj
dressed me as ne would . dog and replied.
with more or less force, 4 wont do H.
Cam then left the court room and Solder
berg hastily wrote ous warrant for him
aud ordered me To serve IL, which, OF
course. did
sopEgsgEGs SIDE.
Justice solerberg said Cam got mad
because would ne, Rcquit that woman
Nellie Wallace who made 80 much noise
on Third street the other night. thought
she deserved punishment and fined her $40
Cam was very wraihy end threatened me
ten or fifteen times. He laughed az me
and said he would see me outside of the
court and settle with me when ] could not
punish him for contempt of court. aud
warned me that might make any prepare
tons chose. | ordered Thornton 10 arrest
him. for I must have protection. AID when
he refused. issued q warrant for cann's ar
rest
Judge Cana denies that be used threat
enIng language OF gave soderberg aas
caHse for ordering his arrest. The case wiz
doubtless attract considerable interest in
court this morning.