The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18
THEFT OF THE JAR.
Burglars Tell How They Robbed
HyamS, PauSon L Co.
TWO OF THEM PLEAD GUILTY.
rasy Say That While oehers Guessed
They Carried Or the prixe-A
Hard Trio.

Thomas Wallace. J. {. NcCieIlsad and Joal
K1es-. VINO sre accused Of eaeaesn- ths store OF
HyaEls. Pauscn & %. IN sas nIaruluss ct fylle 1
srta stealing jar Of money. ware given & aear-
t1y asst evening esG0rs Justice Nou Tooel- IN
eessuSt Of bonds Ii Sne stun 81 $1,000 each they
veat - iaI. awaiting, cAer trlaI II the superior
court uTen Charge It burg az. Wallace. t1e
rfau ot many aliases. pleaded guilty. Us also did
Sl1s. ous AeCi@Iiali,3. woo IS a soesi-looSI7ig
yoa1g tet.ox, only - wears Ut a,s. rAeadec nos
guilty.. rhers Is pSe1sv Of svis;eace against
him. however, and Il Is more than probable that
he VIII 1e sentenced - the psHisenE.ary with
as tive uu,paaIons,
since their tGlprisoc rene tire three men have
been held - separate eeiis. aad 0ns aid 8os
know the others were arrested until they met
face &, lace last evening Ii the Justice court.
McC1SjLl1i was EAs i-st Brought In. II icw
moments Detectives RabertS aai cliGlkse A.
reved rita Wallace and King. When NeClsl
sg1iG saw sl3eE1 IL grew Ieaslly pate anu necaEls
very nervous, There WIS some her4e delay, and
Wallace. wao y s-av-lnreei. was the aiiy OF ire
t~tc woo appeared az case. be chasseG Win De-
teet.ve Cud1hee and caewed tobacco. Once A.
ssSsans Prosecuting Attorney Caldwell IT.
MARKED 20 Justice Ven r00el:
II had guess On tlss ar OF money myself
ayes, you s05 shs guess. but VIZ got Tia
MONEY! ieviv remarked Wallace II IN under
tone i',sg loud enough 20 as heari nv al N 1ae
uneasy, vaiis si1o blood -'lsast ~ NcGtelIaai's
faca SGlQ he tsvisesd acrvoGsIy u his chair
The complaint charging IAe men win burg
iazy WIS casn reali, ami NsClels and and King
Pleaded net sttlrv. Wallace said Gently IL
loud voice, anu eais caused King 70 jump up
anu say IN a confused manner:
u made q mistake. I meant 20 say guilty,
ana So : way recorded.
Manager Re<iel> aeimsr. Of EyanS, Pagscn
& Gu store, was irst called atd testified I'd the
iaes that AR lad heen lost. ami then King WIS
called o. oeilalf Of the state. BE Is 5all. sal-
Iow-eom nexlaneI young man abouE "A wears
a.d. VITA a har,i-gooS;ng saee- Ee trss declined
% Snsyer any questions. saying shat lie Was uoE
3 states witness sai disi los ineand To turn
state evidences. He finally gave way, however,
anu reluctantly implicated Wallace and 4eC,aI-
land.
Now, rs a matter oil fact did 1oe You get thar
Jar lf money asked the attorney.
Vel. rsS we diI.
bow mnch did you yste
>aSty-saree ar Ioar aulaCS
y To <uf sle Jar
JENNINGS, or Wallace, whatever he calls him
How 4fd he get IT.
He crasssei 3vaE TIE ransom AMI handed the
ar 80 ne
DID aos McCieslaad gee some OF he money
les, he vas y Il
DID yuu sea any policemen
e.. plenty nj tlem. Eaay were walking ID
ami down al ths time.
Wallace then euok she stand. He WIS sworn
0ntier ne name af Jennings. When asScd how
long ae aad SHOWN hing. 1s answered.: ''t}ne
vsar King was II she Oregon psnitentiary
Win nm. lie said Ia had Saown MeCieIland
louryeaTs, having met aim ii Seattle Just before
he WIS captured n Portland aEd sentenced 70
four Years toT burglary.
Whag sors Of business vas McC,eilaud an
gagged II
lie ran shell game 4nd other surt-saing
games.
DAD WA see him On the morning Of Tane II
fss, Ia VS. ~ ,ila outside WITH King. He
was " aal wa would ostl ''autsktle stall. -
do~ 1ld yo0 get INTO the store
A-2s rt,Sas1 ris over the transorr. got ne
none a21 Haaaesl Z over % d aS- Sc The9
vent away AND ilvide8 me proceeds.
ul4 guu Sivs Act.eliaE,G Any li tas money
Ies Ne 1.rlQesi e up
AcC!e.lasd demanded 5sss services 0f 81 sttor-
ney, oar was Ju-d ssl4t as ooGl4 get dne IN tia
superior aoECs. h would not taxa c,e stand
saying II Gaaw nothing a5ogT the transaction
* r..
King 5 from A,Ieyhany City. Pa, where lie
las seSl-so-io peoria living He ass baen. N
It's psalgenIarv 1Bes. ABOUT a yesr ago Ne WIS
sErs>ses1 Ia Portland, and hang found Guilty II
grand larceny. wss sentenced 70 ir;P-tsonu leuE
>OroGe vesr. Il was wniEe lealnd ire o2rs as
eA.eI0 that he oee4Ens acquainted WITH Val
,Aoe
ACJtsllaG-i SaS liyesi n mi around Seattle
for ctle oaSe iour vearS. H wnas ene polIce
esl1 = ''t r9ose-rfEE,aT. Last taI he opened n
11reg-se4l Sslae 1t Kent during ths races. and
wsS ar-sssei, oGt nos 1sIore ls had made = good
assl ID money. His 1uFnt gss held, and now
seeocles space - tas 1t-1sE Of police cz-sos
s,E r2a-es 1sa1l i2zEters. EEe vas placed under
1oals he II 8 9oJ x eks s;tae VI MS ar
cess. 11E oeas -ae case AMI vas released. Moth
lns : &aoxa q las 4nfeessisags