The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-03
YOUNGS BAD RECORD.
The would-Be Blaeknailer Z
Social Outcast
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husoand VINO VAS LOOKING Tor faithless
we. ne nad never oeen IN tue husseii
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sne sos the room IN sne morning. ana u II
positiveiy known that Commissioners kelfe
never met her there before IN his life, yet
Houns nad no trouble IN nnding the room,
ana walked IN through an unlocked door
IL Vas not many minutes after the affair
was ended mat Young ana the woman
were seen coming down washington street
together. Ihey stopped IN front OF what
used 20 b the Tycoon saloon. and had
talk. There was not . thing In their &C
lions 70 show that they had quarreled,
ana wnen sney parted Young walked into
the kookery restaurant. on South Third
street, for lunch. After eating, he went
to Commissioner Relics ONCE and COM
menced nagging him for money.
The history OF Young In the Northwest
does not extend back more than six years.
yet nc would bill book. and the only sill
yer lining to The cloud would be his dsvo-
ton TO the woman Who u IN jail with him.
There IL some doubt ~ to the marital re-
lations existing between Young and ''his
woman" but Be has always claimed that
he married her in legal manner. and
those who know him best think his claim
to be true. Her maiden name was vernia
Conard and she lived at Hepner. Or. with
her parents before taking up with Young.
Her parents now live at Lowell, in this
state.
When Young first came to Seattle
gambling was running at full blast. He
was never known IS thoroughbred,
but was termed by the fraternity ''tin
horn" Once in q while he worked as
doortender In some OF the rooms. and
while in this capacity at the ''Never
Touched Me" on Jackson street. he had
terrible tight with knute Williams, better
known ~ big Bill" the colored
fioorman. Young made some re-
marks to Williams that the latter
did not like and ciinch followed. The
men hugged each other like bears and
rolled about on the floor until tho stove
was knocked over. Then they got M and
went NJ II again. Williams was pummel-
ing him IN . manner thoroughly enjoyed
by some OF the crowd, but to the dislike
oil others. In some wav the contestants
were worked 10 the mead OF the stars and
down they went head over heels. Young
saw he was getting tho worst Of it and set
ms teeth into Wiiiiams' shoulder blade.
Williams couldn't stand that and yelled
out:
Hes biting me"
They struck the sidewalk. rolled across
ana we're dragged apart under an express,
wagon. In the confusion that followed
Young escaped and Williams was ar
rested Tor hshting.
While george T.. Munro was chief of
police Dung served short time ON the
force. Then he made himself notorious
by assisting IN swindiing Swede out Of
$SO in tho Tycoon saloon. and while the
case was being investigated skipped out of
town. After it was settled by the saloon
men he returned.
ofia'e his headquarters have been in