The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-24

HER INNOCENCE ESTABLISHED II. ais
Peries. the woman who was arrested
on Sunday night by Policeman Cave
ION charge of setting fire To tent on
the corner OF South Fourth and Main
streets, had preliminary examina-
ton before Justice Miller yesterday
afternoon and was discharged The
evidence showed beyond the perad
venture OF a doubt that the accused
exEld not have been in the vicinity os
Ne fire when il was started. The evil
denee showed that the woman rode in
from the race-track n the carryail
which conveys passengers 10 and from
that resort on Sunday evening. In
the vehicle, beside the accused. were
John Colweli, eX-constahle. and Frank
Clancy. Justice John f. Miller was
ont riding with his wife and passed the
carryaii and recognized the occupants.
As his animal travelled faster than
those in the carrysii, he arrived in
Seattle some little time before IL did.
When he got to the corner of South
Fourth and Main streets the fire had
been extinguished. N II was impO 81
bile for the woman In have set IRE to
the tent. Judge Rivers therefore dis
charged the accused. as he was sure
that she Was not guilty rs charged
TuE0wS FROM \ BALKfNG HogsE.-
Julius Hintz. who resides with his
family al the corner al Front and
Depot streets. vas thrown from A
/ baking horse, at o'clock Yesterday
afternoon. ou Front street, near
blanchard street, and narrowly es-
cspe,s death. iiiuix hiresi the horse
at a North Seattle livery stable "a ride
doSn town. 81 the corner OF Front
and blanchard streets the animal
which was 4 spirited one. began t.aik.
ing ard Hints being a I..or rider
VAS tkrewa oti. One az his feet
caught IN ihe >tiTrup. and be was un.
abts Ia dlSeutane!e IT, The horSe ran
rapidly down the street. dragging after
hlm the proStra'e fidsr At the pea~e
building, la feet from the corner
iiiGtE managed Ia get his foot free.
bat not before his bead had been cr,t
ana bruised lf several Isases. ard his
. Eighs !eg coHAjs crabs Injured. Hlatg
WaS carylet! into Gross & Ga. : estab-
h-nWeni, where his injuries Ners
attended 20. 4 half hour later he was
COS IS Is. So his home ~ here he will
Re confined for several DAYS 10 come.
D5V@IoS oF THE NJ AtvKR Estate.
A year since Hugh McAiser died in
this city leaving property sosth over
$4,000 This property consisted Of 8
lot on the east - 81 81 Commercial
street. BETWEEN Ye,ler avenue sa,!
" Washington street. 80 acres of lsnd
near Nest Seattle. tScuty acres al
lt8Esrr MayUar,1's addition. and con
siderable TsrseHsl property in the
hap. 81 nsges ard cash. lhe non
sftg s&s divided as f0l1nxx One
ieartA of The estate wen; "a each II
tao sisgerS aTsi Z arcther it8e Ftg&l sin-
iNN Sosrsa vert t@ the children az a
assccsSs.s sister. Yesterday judge 9.-
srnrr, os the probate css5rs. distributed
s. Q = i1elanriTse "a fae estate among
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