The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
ANOTHER WHITfcHlpEl RAID
Four Women and Two Men
Arrested Last Night.
u~usea ~ Il-Fams and esamhlins
HOUSES Have sasrendsd
Operations.

/ Chief ButserGeid continued his raid on
houses II prostitution last night and
placed under arrest ~ women and two
men,
The raid was not general. as many of the
houses in the prohibited distsicts had
closed their 4b0rs and others were showing
. disposition TO do 50. At II o'clock the
chief, accompanied by Captain Kinley
called Ct Lou Graham's house, on Jackson
| street. near Sixth. which Was lighted up
the same - ever. Lou Graham and two
/ girks. Amy Conway and l. xxie Murdoch.
and ; s-teAmbO<tmsn named r. J. john
son, were arrested aud taken "a headqnsr-
ters.
Chit Bufter6eld, accompanied BY Cap
tsiu Jones ard Officer Jackson, .
started out TO look up other houses thai
were running. A French Woman named
Nary La Blanche and men named +. s.
Back were found in = crib on Washing
ton street above Sixth AID were sent 70
headquarters in custody Of Ofieer Jackson.
Lizzie Weeks house ou Main street near
seventh was next visited: but IL was de-
| ScrSed, both mistress aud girls having gone
10 the race tract imsr efiaIeiy after the first
raid. The Japanese and Chinese women
who had beeh living in teufs above Lydia
Weeks. were found TO have enulated that
example Of the Arabs .ana 81 emily stole
| away
Justice Rivers wa sent for at II o'clock.
Lou Graham entered into u recogpixance
for her own appearance Monday al p. m.
in the sun OF y75; bat refused Ia be respon-
sible for the two inmates OF her house.
they were allowed 10 go on their OWL per
S3nAi fecognlzaisces To appear NJ 10 o'ciOck
tomorrow. This honr Was fixed 1t thgir
" request as they annuaAce d 4 desire 10
leave the city ny the siternoon bat.
The French wonsa had no money to de-
posit for bonds, bnt said she would leave
The city IL Allowed to do so. She was al
lowed To go on her own rcc0gnixance TO
appear Monday.
j. +. Johnson was placed under $2s bonds
70 appear IS . witaess against o Gra-
ham. Black. who was known TO have just
arrived in the cits, . as allowed TO so.
FRIDAY MosSIss's RAID.
Two of the women who forfeited bonds
Fridap evening appeared in Justice Miiler's
cuart yesterday afternoon aud entered
pleas of guilty. As they offered good and
reasonable excuses for not appearing at
tue proper time, they were not required to
lay a line in addition to the SIS bail for
feited. Bench war ants wilt be issued
Monday for several who failed to apuenr
Apparently the raid has had = good ef-
feet. for several hoases Of III fame have al.
ready left the residence postions OF the
city and the ose that remain have taken
the red curtains frum their Windows. They
will be given only . short time 10 move. as
II has been decided that they must and
shall not remain in their present quarters.
II Is = noteworthy fact that since the
raid the rambling games which were run
ming at full blast, have been closed. Last
night not q single game could be seen in
any saloon in the city.
OPIUM ~ RAIDED.
Chief Buttertield and Captain Jones
raided two Chinese opium joints In tent
on Washington street, above Seventh, At II
o'clock last night. In one tent three Mon
gols were caught hitting the pipe. and In
the other one. All we're released upon
recoxnixsnces furnished By the wah
Chung Company