The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-11
roIlcE AND POLICE COURTS.

~ DeHowe's Fake-Hammond Ac-
quitted-O'Neiil vsgged.
lattss in police circles have been rather
~ for several days past. Yesterday
~ one arrest was made up to o'clock
+ tke alternoon. The chain-gang has
lsiDdled down to eighteen men from
tfiy men in the past two weeks.
I'M Dr. DeHowe, the clairvoyant sister
sdE z. Howe, who was arrested at the
Aoaosy house for disorderiy conduct. early
4aesday morning. rushed into the police
3 qa It ESQ O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
oflnlormed Captain Kent that her room
~ ben robbed of $500. Lieutenant Sui
M nd Detective ]. l.. Barck were imme-
~ detailed on the case and Mrs. De-
~ vent before Justice Rivers and pro-
80 8 search warrant to search the Nal.
NJ kcuse Nothing was done. and later
the day the officers gave up
y ease, pronouncing the robbery
nDgy fake. The case of her
Brother. r. F. Howe. was called in Justice
Auiers court early in the afternoon and
put over until today. Howe, who is
nousnt o Be insane, appeared in court
later on and created q scene, wildly de-
handing that he be tried. Justice Miller
0ce'ed him locked up until today. He
psW very violent in the city jail, and it
nay % that be will be taken before Judge
uoom for examination as to his sanity,
nstsad Of Justice Miller to be tried for dis
Sderly conduct today.
Lieutenant Willard and Officers Void
~ Fierce raided the Washburn house,
@fnel Of Seventh and King streets, at an
s s lour yesterday morning, and caught
saue Unison and Hazel Willis, proprie-
We o. the house, smoking opium. While
g omcers we're still in the room where
he layout was captured, Edward Clark.
so'o'lous opium fend and vagrant, en-
s,sas ana was With the other two taken to
rsee headquarters. Hazel Willis depos-
~ 20 Tor her appearance in court today
~ ~onsSer to charge of smoking opium.
= s'0son was later released on bonds by JUS
- nsers, and will answer to the same
'ss today. Clark was taken before JUS
- Aaaier and tried on a charge of va
paaey he was convicted and fined $50.
- sentenced to the city Jail for twenty
- aays The court gave him the option
~say'ng a fine of $40 and leaving the city
'a1.n SIX hours. He accepted the option.
~ ssesfam was received Yesterday from
- IVY marshal OF Pendleton stating that
aaA UNeill. arrested for vagrancy
- ls'oay 81 Officer Mike Noon, who broke
mere while awaiting trial for grand
s'esny AS no longer W nted there The
sssa'h ADDS that all of the witnesses
-ust oNeill have moved away from
Nss -as,oh. oNeill was accordingly taken
: '0se Justice Rivers yesterday. convicted
sasrancy. and sentenced OF fifteen DAYS
= Tie city Jail.
uOc John H. Lee was given thirty
- y The city jail yesterday for petit
ssesay by Justice Miller. Lee is a chronic
4. - and has been convicted of
Vnsnse dozens of times.
Res Hammond, proprietor of the
c..., aarSet saloon in North Seattle. OF
q. 's "a street London fame. was in Jus
r - n'ssrs' court yesterday afternoon TO
4 w 70 charge of assault and battery.
~ sesms that during a free fight in the
M A.. q - 'oSt saturday night he tap
= hs. samuel B. Davis on the head with
Il. mtg. Davis procured a warrant for
~. s..ess tuesday night Davis failed to
= - against Hammond yesterday. and
1.,.s vs,on OF the latter's attorney. John
a. a' the complaint was dismissed.
sss's We're taxed to Davis.
~. enafies and James whipple, the gam.
~ =. arrested Wednesday night. were
each yesterday by Justice Rivers.
a. s s complaint under the state Law was
psssa,'s.'us iee Rivers court Yesterday by
Mil . .a Attorney Carr against John o.
n, "a. sas harkeeper in the Golden Gate
le,s IN saafged with selling LIQUOR to mi
d Il, / VINO was discharged from custody
Mn strength of defect in the COM
&ar,ss,.o sonnel was the only one of tho
u.es n y gentlemen from Boston. ar
n.y. Nv ' ednesday for fast driving who ap-
d. 81 ~; yesterday morning. Justice Miller
sSs. s sa % aud declared the bail OF the
s hree forfeited VAC
N .ss ss'dence of ]. W. Buzbv. lis Lom-
vas entered by burglars during