The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-08
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Tie oosr1 did ros take ~ TIE ease r,ror,er
rDaI TIE Afternoon. as tie naming was
fsksp ~ ssltS Arguments 81 re c1o-
tempt fssl<ss14ngs a2z3gs. l. T. Taors5-
soa- q, i. J.. Ksiloggss zEto~aey. tor 20.
s1ewsrlng questions as ~ shs where
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IL. ProsecsfiDs AtsorneY Miller seconde1
their re-sssrks - 70 Lr. White. AID TIE
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finally elosed by Mr. Ksllozg's appesr-
apes IN rsspoase 70 = new ssDpcsas Ia tie
afternoon.
TIE coErt fret took ~ sfae a1estioD ri
J.. T. Tiaornps1n's Contempt. =. T. Blaine
and j. T. Boyer appearing fer ;Ae prs
cners Proceeding Attorney Hjlssr sa.d
be s2s ready - argue tie sasstion o. law
iayosssd, and tie steaoYrspbsr's ao:e.
were rsaG for the information IL TIE de-
PENDANTS attorneys. BE-. Boyer gas argg-
Ing tie case w:aea Gr. White moved thai
the witnesses "a the main case re dr.
missed mill 20 ?. "a gr. Miller moved
tbat the contempt case Re continued for
three Or four days. Hr. White made some
sarcastic remarks about the dry Iegai ar
9ufoents 81 Mr. Eoyer and Hs. Blaine hit
bark with all his force, abiding to Mr.
- as,e az roaring ike town bull 70 hi.
tnsaEflcaIs. and saying that the size Of his
audience Mas due 70 the fact that adrais-
cor was free, but that q charge Of nickel
would drive IL sway. The argarnen. finally
went on with ths understanding tina. IL
xss IA ss completed by noon.
After Mr. Boyer had finished, Hr. Blaine
arose aud gave Dir. White such q scoring
az he has not tad for many day. accus-
Ing bifo not only III falSehood but Of cow
ar1gce ia not remaining ~ hear the srgig-
rnens sgslnss the rulings which he tad
urged. lie also condemned the coiir. for
going i8to every particular Of the case, ac-
eBSed the prosecution and defense u lock-
Ing arms and only seeking 70 blacken the
character 81 Ore. Jordan and yan Buren,
while yindieasipg the honor 81 Mrs. Yes
Ier, and described the hearing az fishing
excursion.
AF. Miller replied that this was prose-
cntion 70 End out who destroyed the will
Ct Henry l.. Yes.er, and rot persecution
oi Jordan and Van Buren,. lie however
Joined Mr.. Blame ia condemning the con
duct 81 8r. White. both In catching NJ.
Jhornp sota in eour; and in putting him on
tas staDd While the state was stiu exam
in,pg its witnesses He admitted that
there MAS 10 ground for contempt. on &C
count 81 tue slage OF the proceed nys at
which the incident occurred, for be held
that M White had no poser % put Mr..
Thompson On the stand a. the time when
be did, aGd th8l il gas only IA accordance
with hls balldozing methods
The court then discharged Sir. Thofnp-
son and adjourned til O'Clock in the
afternoon.
4. the beginning Of the afternoon ses-
sion 6. T.. r. Kellogg. the missing w ..ness.
appeared. another Subpoena having been
served on him. and there was again peace
among the lawyers.
Mr. kelisher VAS then recalled for fur
ther crosse Examination by Mr. White and
gave testimony generally c0gFoborating
his story Of the interviews with Van
Buren,. lie said Van Buren, sgi that DR..
Russell WAS called IN about ten days be-
fore Mr.. iesier's death. Mrs. fesier de-
siriag a regular physician. Both attorney
and witness then had a joke a. the er-
pense Of regular physicians. protesting 30
have only ysgIe iies of .hat the term
meant M. kelieher continued:
Vsn Buren, ga not say whers 1r Yeslsr pa,
ths Will nor where he kept his private papers
There the names o. two witnesses IL tire
left hand cofne-, bat not their addresses. He
"a not say whether there Was al attsstEtioo
clause, bat said he cav M Iesler's signature
IL was merely Van Burea's oEl conclusion
that Hr. fssleF omitted the formal part Of the
will. for though hs showu IL, ha sid not
have il In hl. hand He said Il vac bis is4prcs-
slon that the Will WAS made short time betGge
but he id not give tie Impression that q wa.
made OF the fsIiowstuus PARK tap Aysrpses-
sion was from what be ssid that he could give
me the saIaes OF the witnesses, bat / Il1 not
press him To give them tie said =. 80 was left
90 each OF the half brothers aud half s.stefs Cut
nothing 20 the children % those who were dead
lie told me he could not tell me what the lots
left To Mrs. SesIer weFe but Ir kellogg would
come in the next day aai tell me. sh.ed him
where they were aud he said they were RICH, up
on top Of the hill; gos ihs impression they
were about Twelfth or Fourteenth street; he
said they formed about one-half block He
said there was no dispos !tlon of the personal
property. kellogg came in and told ne
what tho lois were he sad
they were lots ]. 4, and $,
block 6. Terry's second addition. He did not
say the Lowman brothers. but iosman's brother.
lived next 20 tie eagles. lie said Mr.. Iesl-r
expressed a wish that the charitable institution
should be for children under L years OF age.
He did not mention any Old friends or children
of old settlers as provided for under the Will.