The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-24

= ss.sk h<r fhers ssesaze / lzked hss
- you erimlnaz1y Gntinsssc VIA herrs.
III MaFk U{llscn aid lad teas. - txexs
with Der. be led =
Hare yau exsr heen in bed wssh he-ess
ssyerM times. bas the witness maise no
The Ssdvs sa-sasensa 70 sne wssuess Ter
% OF cuuyf II he did aoe zaxwex.
snd tie witness finally aid
at On tire bed with her =
HAZE sea hseC ersmsunsiy intimate
The wisaess released 10 srsxer ard srsssze
sszrks ase1 him s. kor contempt II eczzs<.
5ne Wines ssfh esnivoczted and gndxe
M wIsnesz. yss rauzs answer s.se ques-
Ths .ssness said hs woaia not snswer
zEd snstSe Bzrxs committed him 70 al
fE axe days for eoufemrt.
SILK WITNESS.
dTx Harrison very snsroysans wfsness
Asf defense. vas sick az fAe Dcel1entas 80
al tise enHvs. 5urr. stf0raeys and reporters
1rznurned - The Aotel 50 take her evsdenee
ats 'eso1x
Mrs. G&rrEssoz. wi no wss svideasar asssse
zig. testified Tat she hxsi lived az TAesuzx.
Ard thai Mss lrantrer hssi worked for
ners shas IN tie EaiszaIe ~ November. ssss
TBS sssgsSeutrsx wsA Sick with an Efness
sliAf proved Der nncA3sfsfy prevlons 20
October q. Iss7
On er0zs-exAmiEsttsa the witness said
she did ncs knos that tae illness was Of
tiieE the illaess wss 81 tie nature sfse had
testified TO. bnE that she bad only sur-
missed.
RABxEsraH TaPsIcATgrs.
The Eext witness wax very urrtsy and
MODEST girl who gave her name ~ Mss
startling nafure, and Ganagirg 20 herself
as well as to Miss Rrantnex. Mr. Rsfse-
hkngh aud several others
Miss Smith testified that she had known
Mss Erazfner since February o. March.
nss7. party af KS we're gulng to take q
ride one evening ard lad started out. Miss
nE1nfszeF got In between Eleventh and
thirteenth street Wh<n we Esss 70 Tacoma
ayeaue Mr.. RAdebanga got in She called
dim Rad. Waen we reached sMetsufrsss
ali wsat into the house and Mr.. Razsebamzh
gent IN with rs. Mr.. Radehaugh and Miss
Branfner took room and gcrasiued there
hall 80 hour. Miss Bf&nsner,s dress was
/ disosceyed They drank wine. I I'D not
drink We left about II O'Clock.
Erosz-exanfuari08. -sTne FIRST time
I seat 10 McGnire's was In January, fss7.
went with George swank- I don't know
where he Is no@. had heard that Nc
Ghlres was honss of sssignafion, but
/ didn't know was going there
a., .n, ns~ yoa occupy room with swank
Il did. sIr. for sime, went into room
/ opposite the one IN which they were, bat
I was not eviminaliy intimate with him
/ talk
/ s.EIe wanted 10 go TO the room.
How long was her hair
Her hair was as long that evening as Il
IL now. She had her hair fastened In a
braid and helped her 20 do IL up.
couLpSsT RECOGNIZE RAD.
"whas kind Of looking man was this
! ale wasn't tail nor very short He had
beard and eyes were black
''Cosld yoa pick him oat in the audi
escsY''
II could. .
The witness was then allowed 70 go
around the room. The witness walked
abound The room locked squarely at where
Mr.. Radebaugh was sitting bat failed to
/ recognize him and said.
II am convinced that have not seen
him in the ROOM
Mr.. Radebaugh was then brought before
die witness
sis that the gentleman"
That looks something Ike Rad. bat
! mis- beard has been cut short
Continuing witness said. made an
AFFIDAVIT sc the requested Mr. Wiekersharn.
| IN that affidavit testified that we went to
MctSufre's ia March, 1857. IL could not
have been later than the 18th of March. IL
c,3uid not have been In May. Swank and
/ myself occupied n room across the hall
from the raFlor aud they occupied room
On tAe other side of the hall I ans not
able 20 testify that Rad aud this woman
/ that went into the room lid anything
nrpng.
! MORE ARoUr sEAD.t
The next witness WAS Miss May Smith.
a sister of the last She appeared more
bsass than her sister, and gave her evil
denee IN sharp. swapping manner. She
testified
] / live az Tseama- recognize Miss Brant
ner. and hare known her since the last OF
Jaly or the f3rst of August. 1857. In July
sir August, ISs7 we went Tor drive and
III between Nlnth and Eleventh streets and
at Taeesna avenue DIR. RaGebaugh joined
| rs SOS shaEed since That time. bat
recognize hfui.
/ We weaf to sMeGalre's Hail Way.
/ House. we went in 10 the pRrior. aud
drinks we're ordered hy Mr.. kaieoanga;
Mr.. Raaeoasgh and Miss BFanfaer drank:
they fos1 room CT Of the pariaF and ~
nlafzeti there al hoGr. went into the
/ rts5m 1T Mr.. EadebaGghss request 70 help
her dress; she had rsostion 81 her cloth
Ing Ouis on. aud was intoxicated aud
j
her: Mr.. Radebaugh was down stairs, and
when be returned We had more drinks
l then. then VIC went hack to Tacoma; they
each got ont n the place they got In 1 got
out AZ the Washington house: have not
seen Miss SraatneF since that tine to speak
% her.
what was you doing IN Tacoma
II was boarding..
swho paid your board
/ Il doast know,
"9ho vent with you 70 sae Halt.'gss.
hsHseFs'
/ 'sFrank Crames
Were ron well acquainted with Gim2f
81 was net yery well acquainted with
him. He said there was another couple
going along with as.
@Xho was the other coupler"
| '.Rsdehaugh and Miss RrantneF
| Did ron ever see Sadie Braatner before
/ that alght7H
mo, sir =
| swe got there at 9 q clock Frank Gramer
| aad took 3 room adjoining theirs; heard
/ shoes drop on the floor aad heard noises;
We were osliy talking III cur room
Would you do anything wrong?''
II don't say that would or w0uldn l.
I why didn't you sit aud talk Ia the par
| lt,rg''
MY gentlemen wanted room.
| The questions and answers here heeame
| OF q very personal and sensational nature:
81 sensational, In ises. as to be unfit for
| publication.
| ~You made sn affidavit for wickersham
before be was indicted. did yoa nesT'
| YES
(Which is true; the AFFIDAVIT or ssi&t you
say now
what sag now
Her hagr was IS ienE az /. ID nowga
/ II ara ceFt&in IL wa"
The district attorney then read IA sfIf
dayit made hy the witaess list March.
many statements IN which were al sars-
auee with her testimony on the stand.
THE BIO SENSATION.
/ Alexander Mcclure, late proprietor Of
! aud now .of snohomlsh, WAS next called.
/ b. this uaep every nerve OF court,
/ jury, witnesses and attorneys wac strained
| 10 its nttermost by the sensational feSsl-
! nieny that had been given and the scene
| tsios the aspect of drama As Mcfinsre.
| large. aashiiy dressed man took the
| stand the district attorney objected 30 him
| asa witness and said
| II held ln my haa3 q document that
saows this witaess has been found guilty
| aud punished for an infamous crime. Seli-
/ fag nquor 10 Indians axss. challenge hirn
IS Incompetent 10 he witness"
Judge Burke ruled that he was cam
pesent The witness then testified.
Was proprietor of a farBsrs' house.
| known as halfway house. In 1881. / knoss
slsat Mr. Raaiea&Hgh and this young lady,
Miss BranineT, were n NV hGnss ia March.
IssT. donk want tn say who came tn my
house, as many ladies c8r5e there. lcoGld
name oae hundred high toned ladies Of
Tacoma that came there Mr. Radehaugh
v'as there with this glrl on Two different
OCCASIONS
/ tsroSs-ex2miaasion: ~ have seen that
girl twice st my noase In fSS-. EAssanAagt
was with her only once.