The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

Anoue ode3ock yoDeeG6oY ofnwnoon to
men entesed she cInekinG sseKe = -. nousn.
shal. corner ~ Second street and Yesles
assnne. osesnsfbiy - bay suif a. clothes.
One - tbs@ en9aeed The cIerk il couyor-
sastou. Wiki his ccnpanicn semat1e& neas
he door and n close pFoximisy 70 PIE q
hne frousegx
Man No. watehed HIS ehsnoss and
when he Thought no one Vas looking.
Slipped two pair 81 trousers under heavy
ovsrcoat Which he carried on his arm. A
clerk n the STORE ssu The movement and
underworld 10 go eices enough 10 the TEL
low - catch him, Int be 80 too slow and
ste thief goe away.
In the meantime his accomplscs tTied 70
sneek out. hut be seised and held him unta
O@cef Zen Stretch. who had oeen sent for.
arrived. Lieutsnsnt Sullivan, Who vss
near ~ ~ the time, came in and was given
description ~ tho fellow vhc took the
trousers. The officer started out 10 hunt
Tor his man. and arrested him on wash
fnGtOn street aboas two hours later. With
the stolen property stu In his possession.
A. the station the men gave the names Of
James Green and William Hayes. They
viii b. given hearing today.
roRsxR BELLS CASE.
FoFEer w. +. Bell. vino was arrested on
"wednesday afternoon for forging smith 4
Posters name 70 an order on the STANDARD
OH Company for twenty cases of oil. vas
brought before Justice Rivers yesterday.
He asked for continuance until Monday
next, which was granted. He VAS allowed
70 30 on the sams recognizsnce Of 1000
bonds.
urnGLAR vEAsy DoUxp ovKR-
Oscar yrasy, former empsoys Of C. B.
smith, cornicemake1 st Fourth and Pine
streets. who was arrested for breaking into
bis former employers store January II,
Was Yesterday bonnd over to the grand jury
by Justice Rivers In the sum OF <aDo He
wss remanded 10 jail to await action on his
case.
THE THIRD rryxA FAILURE.
Another attempt was made eariy yesser r
day morning to buFg!srizs the cisy Of Paris
store on Third street. but the vouIa-bc
robbers were scared away before they
serured anything. This Il the third time
In the last foar weeks that this store has
been visited by burglars. The first time
;hsy we're scared away by an officer. bat
the second time was more successful. and
nearly = thousand dollars worth OF goods
we're stolen
noRsEp his MIsrnEea.
Harry Farrell, Jackson street musician,
stole . diamond ring and 500 in money
from his mistress, Viola McFuli, yesterday
morning. Vt her room in the Los Angeles
house. Farrell pawned the diamonds and
skipped to Tacoma on the fret train.
The woman complained to the police
shortly after the robbery. and Lieutenant
Peer. learning where the fugitive had gone,
went TO Tacoma and arrested him. The
officer returned with his prisoner at 10
o'clock last evening. and gave him quar-
tiers In the county jail.
MIHo1 PoLfcE narrERA
4 Timothy Moran. who was arrested by
Ofacsg Hseerty fOr stealing m overccet
and pair Of trousers from J. N. Oliver, q
cIothier on Second street, Vas sentenced %
ninety days in the county jsil yesterday by
Justice Rivers.
The SIX warrants who were arrested on
Wednesday night for creating . disturb
ance at Majors lodgiaShouss on Com-
merriaI street. near Jackson. were brought
before Justice Miller Yesterday. They
were sentenced to DO time on the chain
gang for periods Of from twenty b thirty
days. with the exception Of one, who was
ordered TO leave town.
John Pedro vas found by Wharfineer J.
NJ. Gilman, OF the Hatfield Colman wharf,
yerterday morning in the act of carrying
OF the lattsr's overcoaf. which he had
taken iron the Office. Mr.. Gilman caught
the thirf and sent for "a officer, Who took
him 10 the station