The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-29
OBJECTED TO ADVICE.
Kehoe, Arrested for Robbery,
Strikes His Friend Jelich.
THE ROW OVER A cnAMseaMaIo
Dat Kehss u Accused ~ sseaifsg Her
Mosey-Hs Rejects Jsiseh's Al
vice 81 Repay It

Andy Eehoe, the Democratic polifiessa
Of the Prs: ward Who has not been in
trouble 70, severa! months. rnate rsD for
lost time yesterday by being arrested
tsice. ones for grand larceny Of 81 from
Ida Peterson. ehambermsld at the 81
James hotel. and the second time because
he thumped Harbormsstsr Jeiich On tbs
hesd.
Ida Peterson. tbs ehambegmaid NJ ths
Sc. James hotel on South Third street.
which il run BY Samuel Kehoe. father Of
Andy. 10 . pretty girl, having a clear CON-
plexion. regular features and ewes that
rival the eiearest OF blue skies. IL 10 an
open secret that Kshos and Jelieh
both took = fancy to the fair
dssnsel. This she admitted TO
Capt. Hoeis. bat Immediately modified
the admission BY saying that she did not
care for the society Of either. ehs worked
bard, used her money With discretion and
thun managed 10 save 81, which she con-
ceaied In . bureau drawer in her room.
Che says that when size went out OF her
room Monday morning the money Vas al
right. but seven minutes later it vas gone.
In the meantime she saw Andy kehoe
tIp-soeIng along the half and concluded
that he had taken IL She spoke 10 him
about IL, and he sirenuousiy denied the
charge.
Yesterday morning. seeing that she
could not get her money without the aid
of the law. she consulted Detective Cndi-
hee. with the result that . warrant was
sworn out charging Kehos with grand lar
eeny. When placed under arrest. Kehoe
denied all knoSiedgs of the money. and
seemed 10 feel that he was being treated
uniustlr in neing accused Of theft. He
accompanied the officer 20 Justice caid-
wells court, where he Was released on $500
bonds. given by his father.
kehoe then went out, and In the course
Of bis journey walked into the saloon IN
der the Occidental block. There he met
II. Jeiieh. the harbormaster. Jeiich
rooms at the st. James hotel. and, of
course. both being lights In Democratic
ward politics. they were acquainted. Jel-
ich, who knew something about Kehoe's
trouble about the chambermaids money,
started TO talk 10 him In a soothing man
ner. such a. he has often used when trying
To persuade = man TO vote the Demo ratio
ticket. He told Andy that for the sake Of
his mother. who Is sick abcd, his father
and his friends the matter ought to be
Strengthened mp and dropped. He would
b willing to put in IS himself toward
collection TO make up the $77 lost by Miss
Peterson. Kehos was not in tho mood for
such advice. 10 he fiared up and told
JelIch things that would not look
well In print In fact, hs i'm
piled that Jeiich had great deal
Of interest In Miss Peterson. Then
he got In John Sullivan mood. and
before the sstonished harbormastef knew
what was going on had given him two
hard punches. one on the cheek and the
other on tho side OF tho head, breaking
s''e skin. Jeiich rushed 10 Justice CaId-
sells Office. and swore out q warrant
charging Kehoe with assault and battery.
Constable Terry King went over to the
saloon. where no found Kehoe patiently
waiting to be arrested. He did not have
much to say, but when he told the consta-
BILE that he had given Jelich "good lick
Ing" he came near smiling Ut the thought
Of his late pugilistic effort. After giving
$50 bonds for his appearance at some fu-
ture date kshoe disappeared.
Detective Cudihee expects to get other
testimony 10 support that Of Miss Peterson
~ 70 the robbery.