The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08
YOUNGS BOUND OVER
They Reserve Their Story fsr
the Superior Ceart-
oomps plAcGp AZ ss.ooo EAcs.


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- Deesases
yoe Youne 81 kiG Sfls wess bound ovss
@ ~ sapsriss ccuss b. JusGics Caldwell
yec1eedsy afeeruoos II the srm u >S.0oo
hoaas saeh, - sesad trial On tbs charge o.
aspsuls sisA tnssnt = rob Police Commis-
sfcess ~. q Rslfs. - room Il q The kus-
I'll heuss. 1Oadey. JAY - The proee'
essteu ms6s sp,snAid cass q svess point.
bsfngiag Sorth vitntssss whore testimony
oeeed sDshakeu b. the efoos-sxaminas'on.
ContrsSy - expsctastons. the dsfenss ana
- slow ~ hand. bus gave the court 20
undeessaod shst thsss vouid - senss-
1tona1 6esslopDsn1o whsn The cas- came
lmto the superior eourk
1he crowd that gathered 20 hear the
Sesttmouy was composed entirely Of men.
Oueh . crowdtng, pushing. mixed mp gath
esing has soe bssn IN cosrt room In this
Goty slpce The heeinninG cf the Yssisf VIII
go Iass winter. There Vas not nook or
opsuov 81 The eouft room or the tnstios's
nsfvass ol3ce that - not taken. In the
koll outUdo several entsrpfising tndivtdu-
- pflea up furniture 70 such = hssGhth
ct shey 0rcoid view the procscdings
through The tssnsom.
Nsn climbed upon the table uhers the
popoeds ere kspt, and ID The midst 81 the
peueeodings u broke down With .
eRaoh. Justico CaidwsIl's pr vats
1ouk vas also used Tor . Grand
soeud, and Tie heel marks upon iss poll
lohed surfaces shows how regardless the
onsjoae crowd wsso Of anything but sight
q the psoeesdineA
Yoone entered The room followed by
Conssable Terry King q rs O'Clock and
etood tvIfltne rose In his hand. while he
ssveised some proposition In his mind.
He wsuts note on narrow slip Of paper,
which che constable took 70 the Offices OF
oeost, Cofsou & Winstock. Latsr Young
Weat 70 The Office himself and when hs re-
turned & vas learned that the tirm above
Snsntioned had Withdrawal, owing to >
failure 20 agree on the terms for conduct
inr the. ease. Mr.. Young, in charge Of
Dsputy sheriff NeCosry. entered the
room and pushed her way through the
crowd 70 whore . chair had been reserved
1oe her. She wss dressed in light figured
ooree that became her we'll. In fact, she
Locked more cheerful and far brighter than
o. her tirst appearance In court. Her
ehseks we're fIushed, lighting up features
that as times are interesting. She was
called ous OF the court room to consult
shout the matter Of lawyers and on re-
turning Il became apparent that Rose,
Robbins 3 Hardwick had taken tho case.
Justice Caldwell raped for order and
after djsposine Of lev civil cases asked
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Mcbride
q The state Vas ready. Having received q
reply In tho Affirmative be turned 20 Mr..
Robbins. Who said the defendants we're
ready also. Mr.. Reife was sworn and in
giving his statement spoke In . clear
distinct voice, conforming in the main to
the narrative - printed ia the Posr-Ix-
sxtLIsMcxn the morntng after the arrest
of Mr.. and Nrs. Young. The details Of
the brutal treatment received. together
With full explanations OF points not made
clear Ia the past. were sttsntiyslv listened
20 by the de5ondants 20 we'll o. the crowd.
He made e clear that the iirst time he saw
Mrs. Young she came 20 his once
after having asked In the Whittlescv
abstract Office where Mr.. Relfs could
be found. She entered the room with
the stenoerapher. and after introducing
hssssif was very particular 70 learn If she
Was addressing Mr.. Rclfe instead of Judge
Brnkes. Her reason for wanting a di.
vorcs vas alleged cruelty on the part Of
Young and his failure 10 support her. She
told him she had been compeilcd 70 re-
sort 10 sewing, and had q room in the
Russell house. Her finances were low.
bat IL Mr. Relic would call IT her room
che would SEQ what she could do about
getting money. Mr.. Reifo then stated
that he called for few minute, one after.
noon. but the interview did not result. in
any arrangements about the divorce, He
agreed 90 call the foliowin, Monday.
Meanwhile Mrs. Young visited him Al
the Office once. and explained thu. aha
desired 10 have him come 10 her room -.
she wanted 10 keep tho matter from M.
ears OF cousin from Roch, Harbor ~ho
vas in town. He. husband she sa,a "a.
out Of the CITY.
In giving tn, acr,un. of ~h.,
r,rsd In room 1. at the Russell house Ju,v
"a. Mr.. Relic saia bc ana A. -
wers seated ON IN. .of. ~h.n us
va,kcd in,o IN. ro.,r, ~,,n - oa"s
ming oapcy and AL "A IN. ,n.sn,. -,
presence Of a .,ran.., ir ,h. ~,,,r
tr,ea Ia cxcl.,r III, ya,,.,. -,
and said h. "a, r,,rs "a tu, ha,s s ~.
woman then told r.ls. En-, - "c
her husband Yonn, ~o,ls -, -. ""s
reason. bu, insisted Aha, s.,s. 49,. ~
mate with his w,fe II. r,n,a - a..
but il would COS, him Z, 900 IT, 10