Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
GOSSIP ABour ROW..


did yea 80 that ieftefs- sndaenIy
, Inquired Rnosh wood Of Hiram vas
Beorklip IN the eosnsy asdfsos's s1Bes
yesterday afternoon. Hiram vas busiiy
engaged 81 tie t;me sod Eaoeh had jass
scDe into shs ofsse. Eooea's face
bssme6 With interesting interrogation
p1tsfe. acd not EVEN . 9host OF smile
sas visssie from any point Of viev In
ths issdseape Of his Expansive ecunse-
nance.
| mo. Whist isstss,- rspiisd Hiram
tarnina arsurd quietly.
"Let 'es 90. 0aissehes."
Ut csarse TIE Rse h % yenerahle thst
u ba4 moas eli over iss back and orti
naFiIy 10 can't ees around 20 hent for
snchsss sIeep4 on bzimy days md By
the ssd Of ssrone efutcoes- B7s ell ths
boys lsuRhsd- Bat Hiram acted uueh
N ore promptly than either be hiDseif
90 kooeh really expsctsd. Hiram I'm
ttDseif of the aord and decsepts gAG,
eiosed his As snd naoQ his arm nearly
oos Of joint In . night handler towards
Enosh's eye, ~ the same time rsmAsk-
Ing;
10 vent farther than be eypeeted.
Raoeh not expecting ths dsoSish moved
| hts head slightly nearer Hiram, and toe
iaitss's Marquis Of Qaeeusbessy hst
came Ia contact sish Eeoeh's right eye.
| That splendid Orbit beesn TO assane . |
1 midutahs hoe, Uess some one got . colo |
csss koifs ont of the jAil prisoners out |
| d. and held u saecflonstsiy 70 the eye
brow Of tie man Who had nerve enough |
60 tnvsss Gallagher to les 'er CO. Tie |
cold case knlfs psevsossd The eye from |
tusuise severely black. bat there IL
snough color there to invite al OF |
Enoch's friends 10 al shat 10 the mat |
ter With thaa eye. There n . rumar |
tkst be has dstefmtned 10 let GALLAGHER |
lee 'es 20 whenever Gallagher sees d.
s's
There IA one thing about the gro
ceediugs Of the late grand jory which |
appears 20 have aged notice." said Q
jsvyer, yesterday. "Ihe jary returned |
4 trus bill in ore gambling case. The |
| indsctmeat reads that Henry Foster |
permitted the game Of faro TO be dealt
on his premises BY Q certain Loais |
| Whippie. The defen6snt's crime IL |
simply misdeuesuof in which the 6ne |
| Of from one dollar to ave hundred dol |
lara may b imposed. The dealing Of |
faro 10 felony for which sentences |
much more severe than for misde- |
meanos may be imposed. Why didn't
the grand jary indict Wbippief his 81 |
legged onepse 10 more serious 10 the eyes |
Of the lag than that which Foster -
charged. bot the grand jory did NOT |
ind,cs Whipple. The same evidence |
vhich would have convicted Foster |
vouId have convicted Whippie. IL can't |
| be SAID that Whippie coald NOS have |
been found, for the PR sumption 10 that |
he could have been, and after the In |
dic,ment had been returned be could |
Ia "a been arrested. A o matter OF fact, |
sbsu the grand iory fond the indiet- |
rnens against Foster the man whipple
VS. in town."
-.
Lannsr Inspector N. J. AeElroy Is
showing 70 bis friends handsome gold |
watch and chain which be received o |
| fev days ago a. some evidence OF the |
| appreciation the peopie OF skaen |
| couaty have for him. Do an inner case |
| 4. elabafateiy scd most arttsticaliy en- |
| arnvsd q legend vbicn goes on 60 say |
| tnat the watch and chain we're gre |
seut. q 10 n. j. MeE,roy BY the citizens |
Of skaalt county" Aside from she |
seod viii Skagit county people haze o. |
vn,s manifested for Mr MeElroy, II IL |
surmi.sd that this speoisi manifestation
VI their esteem 10 doe to the successful
sdort he made In securing the passage |
through the late leeisist1re OF bill re-
uuiripe terms Of the district court 10 be |
Ield In each count2 10 the several todi- |
cial districts. by the way, too. this vas
tire 1rss ui.l which passed both houses |
4 a 4 he stunatnTa
..
Auyone Who has a desira b study |
buuau should attend court and simply |
| ka.p bis eyss and ears open. and be Will
And material for much interesting spec
uia.ion. OF coarse, the aspects 10
which crime presents itssli-the care
vo,r oosuteuances of criminals Who
could not drown the voice OF conscience,
the shre9d william who tnansGes lis de-
Tense With not little skill. and who
almost invariably succeeds IN convict
ing himself. the men undergoing the
ordeal Of their frst trial-aii these soon
become common. lace, except In rare
instances. lkyond the bar are the
sueotators. They will sff ord o thought
FOL man live topics for much reflection.
although they, too. will soon cease TO be
| N special interest, ouisss under unusI-
eIly excilioe conditions. Within THE
sar are the large Drained gentlemen
| who are ever ready te eluoidate The Law
f,o.x, uzite as masy diverse standpoints
"a there are men. inceed, 10 10 rare
| occurrence for two or more OF these
Gentlemen to agree ucen point OF iav,
nnlsss they are on the same side OF
crss ana have received handsome re-
,ainers exactly equal in Amount. Then,
,rdee5. oofroborstivs testimony as TO
xbas .se Ia~ IL or ~ net IL simply over
ensImins in Volume and spptrb in ex'
preston snd iosiaisy.
4 -.
A,thoaeh a LAWYER Is su interesting
study from ans poins OF view, there are
GONE aspects Ia which thsy are espsciai-
, ,y 90, az subjects for, yrob Ablv, philo
, .ophiesI speculation. II Is interesting
20 OBSERVE these great aen when they
ATE Addressing the court. either IN the
) | presentation OF a petition, or respond
. leo 20 40 inquiry from the court, or IN
e making an argument. tie immense
4 varsity aud veity Of the positions IN
/, ~hieh thew will s,aud, II ihe play OF
. tnslr features ana Of the phrassrR OF
& their sentences. will be fauDd especially
e tntetsstirg 60 ihs cartons observer.
= There are coupal aiiyesS few lawyers
J. VII can rise 10 court, say lost vhat
9 thew ought 10 say. In straight forward
4 nsrspieu Us M amer and then step when
u he Is done. The average spectator ~
y inclined TO think u Is NOS an Secomp'
!. nse meat very diffiealt 90 aeguire. The
e very ordinary ineiaen, In court pta;tiee
thai of presenting q petition accom-
panied BY verbal explanations, may b
! tsvide3 into four sasees, namely, r's'ns
"a asSre..ins tie coeft, resa.o2, OF
So, a. era. state rss nc .. the facts sci
so,ih in the ,cti:ipu, sp explanatory
s,atetosnt 81 matters whies may nei Be
tally set forth IL the petition. and, lis'
= ". sitting doxp- SOFAS nssn rise hnc
= | ,aarsEs the conrs Ia Se-tscsfai
ba, very matter of-fsot way ihey as
sume az easy position. read What they
e I've 40 read. say xhsi tkes eave N say
J. ana then sit down. all 81 smoothly ass
neatly ,has h agyesrs 30 DC 3 sniee,'