The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-04
HE SECOND PERIOD.
criminal Trials in Order Il tho
Superior Court.
CHINESE oAMeLERs CONVICTED.


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- cours commenced yesterday morning..
- frst business on Hand being 70 impan-
q q the petit jury. The twenty Jurors Who
!. - hen summoned were. with two ex-
1900. present, and from The number ;
~ fos he tirst criminal trial uas soon
luneu.
cnrsnsr TAs rLAYERs cosvrcrxD.
3 fhs Go 81 Al Gee and All Jim, Who
.vers arsssted August 81 last for gambling.
= saying the Chinese game Of '.tan," was
Mcueht mp. The officers who arrested
{ 60 knyo their testimony and told how
: - cnpture was made. It was clear case
$ ths part Of The prosecution. - The
/ nconeyed Mongolians we're caught In
/ 1nrusls dejicto, according 70 The oftcefs'
nrejsaL The Cinnamon gays their testi.
my through Wing. manager for The Gee
~ Company. The defendants attorney
ruy1oasiy arrested and acquitted on The
80 charge now against them.
Judee Lchtsnberg In his chargs 10 The
Iury sdmonisbed them to give the prison
- - benefit Of doubt II from the testi-
10y offered reasonable doubt existed.
~ Jury. after being out for more than
- hours. returned verdict Of guilty.
onl1nee vin Be imposed today.
uIpcELLAHEoUs couRr wATTxu.
n oass against Ira Hnmmeli, charged
I viii aseeult with intent 10 rob, was post
1onod until Tuesday, March II, tho de-
lodont having retained new firm Of IT
rgneys, who asked for . continuance.
william Shoop was dismissed from the
oAarRo Of obtaining money by faise pre-
4 iunsos, - The prosecuting witness against
Nh had left the country. J. w. Farms
vugsh, under the same indictment. did not
nppsss In court, but undoubtedly will do
-, h order 70 have the charges sgsinst
himself dismissed.
y. = BRIL- ARaAfcxEp.
w. u Bell, under indict ment for forcing
Is order signed by Smith Il Foster upon
~ Standard Oil Company, came into
ceurt aud vas arraigned under the ol!enss
eAsresd. The court gave him until
Wednesday In which to plead.
MOTION ron ALInoxr DxHIKD.
4 motion WAS made in the divorce suit OF
Nancy Risk against her husband Robert
nbk, BY the plaintiffs attorney for ali
nony. Motion was refused by the court,
- 80 VE4Vt1OHAt - tz1 J8u A3bkA ~ 10
means Of furnishing money.
ATTORNEY ADxIrrED.
Isxas Angel was admitted to practice
upon pFssenting = certificate from the
supreme court Of New YORK.
nxw SOFIA FILED.
Gas6eW Kellogg hes commenced suit
aeslna Paul d'Heirry to recover STATS
aDeeod % be due on promissory nots for
$50, and on which the plaintiff was in
doFued.
An attachment suit was begun by Luke
Redmond against James Mcmahon for the
rsuoveFy Of $2l9. plaintiff claiming the
met Of land belonging 10 the defendant.
4 suit was brought by Andrew g. Peter-
~ and his wife against Mary Janson on
W causes Of complaint. the first alleging
ebssach of contract on the sale OF certain
Nuperty. damages being claimed for $500.
1ndgment Il also demanded In the sum Of
~ for services performed by plaintiffs
vie for the defendant
John +. Babcock hiss sued his wife, Viola
& Babcock, for divorce, on the ground OF
edniscry. He alleges that they were mar
I'D 1t Boston In January, 1883. and have
hen In Washington for over year. He
hses his complaint on the allegation that
hk wife committed adultery At divers
tines In Olympia at the residence Of ono
]. l. Brown. with T.. G. Austin. without
~ consent. connivance or knowledge.
PROBATE COURT MATTHIAS.
David T. Denny was appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of Madge b. Denny. de-
eased. and fled An approved bond OF 500
the instance Of Judge Osborn.
George Newton and bis wife petitioned
Jadke Osborn for the adoption Of Benice
uarcum, years of age. Her father, New
Ia Nsrcum, giving his consent. n decree
~ Issued sanciioning the adoption.
JUSTICE givEss' COURT.
Judgments were awarded by Justice
Rivers yesterday against the Builders
Material Company a. follows:
John Johnson, two judgments, s0oa
md $6a6o; Joseph whaien, SdLaks; Lewis
Boiling. SDp.7l; w. Din. $s6.oi: NJ. Glyn,
MN; and l. Eklund. $ia25.
A Judgment was rendered by default
against the seattle Baseball anu Athletic
association in suit brought by the Bsgiey
Printing Company for stl.
A Judgment by default Was given the
Plaintiff in the suit of Peter III Weaver
against the Salmon Bay Lumber Company
iur ssl.