The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-08
THE POLICE ROUNDUP.
One of Charlie Reeds Partner. Halle
New DiaOrd ArIu Par.a. aa.a.-.-..

one OF charlie Reeds Partners Jailed
Nc" Disorderly Person Ordinance.
ne cases against the women of White
cnspei were continued until today at 10
CLOCK: The lessee of block 10, in which
mos. OF the disreputable cribs are located,
tne elder Thomas Clancy. He has
osseea 70 close up all the houses and to
rsiuse 10 let any of them to women of bad
ieputation. Those who have been arrested
WIN PROBABLY be fined today and released.
VI. W. Crowell, who was caught on We'd
nesday by Detective Cave soliciting bust
ness LOT Charlie Reed and for the maine
Lumo Der Company" was given hearing
peiore Judge Rivers yesterday. The testi-
nony was TO the effect that for several
Gays past Crowell had been stopping peo-
PIE on the street and proposing to locate
tnem on claims on the line of the Great
Northern road. He exhibited the cards of
oharies Reed, real estate broker, and of C.
=. Sarvis, business broker stubborn
defense was made, but the Judge was of the
opinion that case had been made out un-
Ger the new ''disorderly person" ordinance,
ana found the prisoner guilty and SEN
fenced him to thirty days Imprisonment.
Under the ordinance the judge can i'm.
prison without allowing the option of
fine.
X. G. Goule, Newcastle miner. who
was on his way to take Lake Washington
boat for home. fell off a Yesler avenue car
yesterday at Fourteenth street, but was so
drunk that he was not hurt. The patrol
wagon brought him to Jail.
A message was sent yesterday to the
commander of the fort at Walla Walla
making inquiry regarding Joseph Reiss-
man, who confessed to be deserter from
that post Of the United States army. No
reply was received, so Reissman probably
wanted tree ride to Walla Walla.
Recently Judge Rivers scored Officers
Glasscock and Powers for arresting two
negroes, James Humphrey and s. Jack
son, on small evidence on the charge of
being disorderly persons Yesterday,
after the conviction of Crowell. Charlie
Reeds man, the same officers took in tow,
Jackson and Humphrey, who, but five
minutes before, were released by Justice
Won Tobel on the charge of grand larceny
in the Dahl case. As they are men who,
it is alleged. live upon the wages of sin,
and have no regular business, an at
tempt will be made to convict them of be-
ing disorderly persons.
WYNN, q youth WIZ las pccu III
trouble many times, and who is threat
ened with being sent to the Reform school,
yesterday charged Martin Wall, before
Justice Won Tobel, with assault and bat
terry. The judge dismissed the case as
being family quarrel. WEIGH is de-
PRAYED boy, and the evidence which he
gave himself was of an unclean character.
f. A. Lewis, James Ellwood and Thomas
OBrien were found guilty yesterday by
Judge Rivers of being disorderly persons,
and were each sentenced to ten days i'm
prisonment.
John Lee, the veteran sneak thief, got
thirty days on the same charge, and
sobbed because he was punished for some
other otfense than stealing.
Judith Bredsell was fined sos by Judge
Rivers for keeping bawdy-house and
paid the money. Peter, August had the
same fine imposed upon him for being
found in her house. He spent an hour in
prison, when one of his friends came and
paid his way out.