The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-06
IA LOCKED OUT.
r.,not Go to Prison Though
He Asks 1t.
...sce conFessloN OF CRIME.
.. cemmitted the Burglary for
ms,er Gets Five Years
Day in the Courts

sa ;.,sd 4 burglary in q room IN the
H. .s,,ss last May. was brought before
49, j mes and sentenced By the court
re .a, Il hard labor in the peniten-
'''ss psfore sentence was passed an
e .,..at o., q motion for arrest OF iudg-
sss mi q new trial was made by the
b. -. - counsel and overruled by the
-, qse motion for new trial vas based
g. = efsdayit OF one Edward Yale,
4 Port Townsend, in which the
80 slleges that be himself committed
: ssvcsary. and details so infinitely the
s.s s.'.s,s as brought out by the evil
- -. ;rtvoduced in the trial, as to arouse
80. The suspicion that he was present
B ~sva i. close attention throughout.
.s,;ny Attorney Carr said that be had
a.,,bsd 10 Port Townsend for the
-. - Il yale. hu. found that there was no
"a "a rs : there. Re further ascersa'ned
3. e 4, - AFFIDAVIT was made by one Nelson,
8 :-s,raste OF afiller's, who attended him
.. ,,. the trial. Judge Humes re-
s.sa 10 admit the affidavit.
RESOLVING ATTACHMENTS.
So attachments were dissolved by
- Iirhtenherg. The attachment
-, -, ont ny w. P. McElwain against
,~.rs Mckinney was dissolved on the
.~-,as ths. the allegation that the de-
t.s,nt vas about to move from the state
i Is not been sa isfactoriv established. 1t
8, ier this claim that McElwain sought
4. right of distress for rent some time
-. The other attachment dissolved was
.-.s,st the Lake Shore Lumber Company,
4 horses Of the company comprising the
81 .alue OF the property attached. The
sfutiH's claim was for $500.
WANTS A DIVORCE.
". Whitehead fled complaint
.sssust julia r. Whitehead, alleging that
a attendants cruelty has made his life
rslsn, and praying for a divorce. The
i1,ndsrt was. previous TO her last mar
- Mrs. Julia F. Mcclure. They were
sr,iea in Olympia in August, 1857. They
~ live in Seattle.
MORE GRADE SUITS.
ne CITY attorney fled suits against the
Moving delinquents on grade assess
|pn.s:
gor the IMPROVEMENT OF Albert street
ksrh Win'ermufe, ssh 60; f iward PHIL
i si.sD; Hannah Swanson, 1853. 20; A. C.
ardsnon ct al. s272; James A. With,
|Sa; Mary A. Gillette, $25s; NJ. w.
Esnd, 1872
FOR the improvement of Rainier street
mi r. Mohr, si2S S.; A. A. Smith ct al,
|r.ss; Helen NJ. Mills ct 81, s2s.64: e. L.
sabins. $64 A; ]. B. Hogg ct al, s42.9
Is I. Homes ct al, $ll466
For the improvement of Spring street
u 4 Phinney, $3.50; Amelia Alden, $3.50.
coxrEssED ANOTHER JUDGMENT.
!slia Exstein. Herman Waterman and
|lxr Lyman fed suit against Peccard
Z Isaacs for 1888 IS. and obtained a judg-
|nsnt by confession.
DIVORCE FOR DEsERTioN.
Adivorce on the ground of desertion was
Frted to Ida Foss against Frank Foss by
lsdge Lichtenberg.
70 COMPEL EXECUTION OF DEED.
Asnit TO compel the execution of deeds
~ fled by Emma C. Spear against Hans
asaerson. The plaintiff alleges that she
extracted with the defendant to purchase
iwiy acres OF land in township 26 north,
aare ) east for 81 0a0, paying $40 down. 1t
~ agreed that defendant should execute
tssds to lots as they were sold by plaintiff,
sash she attirms defendant refuses TO do.
NIGHT SESSION.
Il an evening session Of the equity de.
ri'nent lasting almost until midnight.
isase Lichtenberg granted the motion to
noiye the attachments of the Stewart E
halnes Drug Company for $500, and
verge N. Smell for Sis against George C.
aasn upon bis stock of drugs on
iasd street. The wife OF the defendant
iaiis chattei mortgage for $3.50 on her
alsoand's stock. and last month filed a
Na ior its foreclosure. The attachments
we based on the allegations that the
hatel mortgage held by Mrs. Allen was
gwen to defraud the creditors. Evidence
ss introduced to show that Mrs. Allen.
satn she married her husband.
- slSo0 OF her own money. and
aa' ne borrowed sl.s0o of it when he went
y business. The court, in giving the
1son, remarked that there had not been
.s.leen1 evidence to show that the mort
q vas gwen TO defraud the creditors as
~ 49, out that had the allegation been
.Aa was given to delay the creditors, i.
'sa'd nave been sustained by the evidence.