The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10
LITTLE FAMILY JARS.
Unhappy Di1srsnee q Opiaisa
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AufaW. - 106 Third otxoek With assault
SD hetossy. and ehAt a. Mr.. Nathan
Frle6aan, daughter u Mn. CoAn. -
Dsputy Prosecuting Attorney Bass 1or :
warrant charging hsR UoeAsf with
threatening heT lin. led 70 the discovery
e. . vsRy exciting esanict that occurred
yssl1rday In AufIsras store bstussn him
sill and Dothee.inlaU. Neither of the
eontes1asts uas sssioasiy injured. bat Nrs.
Cohn he'd her right ohouldsf badly cus By
hetng pushed thr0aoA pane of elass,
which forme part ~ ~ dcor q the rear
q the stofa The dotails 81 IL conflict q
given By the psinsipals .AllEsr. Jet The feet
stands cat that bundle d baby clothes
w. the nominal cause, Mn. Cohn claim
Ing shst che had sinply loaned them TO
her daughter, wheroae the daughter and
her husbsnd claimed thAy ssrs gin such
- mothers oftsn maks.
Prom . talk RoexIM1KzLr0KuC4R r.
porter Nod yesterday With Mn. Cohn IL
appeared tha$ che - q the courthouse
last Tuesday and INST County Commis-
siOnsr 0aseh. Who asked her u she had any
clothes - spare for - Irish woman that
was destitute. Mn. Cohn, Who seems 70
b Z kindly disposed woman, replied hat
che had and went homs - attend % the
matter. She did up . big bundle Of clothes
and carried them - the Yeeler avenue
cable car line On the way mp the hill
NrA Cohn INST poor woman. whom she
had helped bsforA The woman told her
that she vas ID need Of some infant
clothes and 1rA Cohn told her that she
had some that she would give her. Yes
terday morning Mn. Cohn sent her little
boy 10 the rssidsncs u Mr.. Louis Autlsr,
her daughter. on Third street for baby
clothes that Nrss Cohn says she loaned 1t
the time Mrs.. Autlee's baby. Carrie. was
born. Mr.. Autler sent = note hack 20
Mrs. Cohn denying that they had any
thing that belonged 70 Ma Cohn and r.
qusseing her 70 leave them alone. Mrs.
Cohn Was dstsrmined 70 have the clothes,
which she says vess Of fne ma
teri. and vent 10 Autles's house herDeif.
When she sntsrsd Ausier's store, which
~ In front Of his living rooms, her daugn-
ter retrsated through the door It the rsar
Of the store and turnsd the key. Mr..
AutIer. Who was In the store, then in.
formed Mn. Cohn that he did not want
her TO bother him any moro. Mn. Cohn
replied that she had come 70 80 her
daughter aboat the clothss. not Nr.
Autler.
Mrs. Cohn says that In the meantime
Mrs. Autler had picked up . bundle OF
clothes and thrown them into the stove.
Mr.. Autisr upon being informed that he
was not Interested in the matter, pushed
Mrs. Cohn. she says. toward the door and
finally showed her right shoulder through
the glass. cutting her IN several places.
She also claims he grabbed her By the
throat with one hand and hit her IN the
faos with the other.
Altar the trouble vas over, Nrs. Cohn
says that Ars. Autisr threw pile Of baby
clothes out into the street. whore they lay
until 4rA C0hn recovered enough 70 pick
them mp and 60 home. She consulted
Justice Caldwell about getting ont war
rant for Autisr on the charge Of assault
and battery and will rscsivs IN answer
this morning ct 8 o'clock.
When Mr.. Cohn WAS asked II she had
thrsaisnsd her daughter. Mrs. Frisdman's,
life, she said she hsd not, but had said che
would IN her IL shs did not lead proper
lifa Mra Frisdman va. until April %
last, Miss Ray Cohn. and u one Of the
prstsisst young women In Seattle For
some rsason unknown. the preparations
for dns wedding in which she and Fried.
man we're to b the principals were passed
BY, and the marriage ceremony wss per.
formed April - by Judge humes. The
honsymoo1 was darksned before three
days had paased, and 70 al appearances
the clouds have not littsd yet. Mrs.. Cohn
admitted that she thought her daughter
was not treating shs husband right Il
appeared that Mrs. Friedman wanted %
90 70 . masquerade bali and Mr.. Friedman
objected. Mr.. Friedman spoke 70 Mrs.
Cohn, and she sent word 70 Mrs.. Friedman
that II she went to the ball, she (Mrs.
Cohu) would b there 70 give her . royal
reception. Mrs. FREEDMEN did not 70 70
the ball. but Ara Oohn says she came %
- her and asked her Why the mother
would not lot her alone. Mrs. Cohn was
OF the opinion that she still had some
thing to cay about her chiidrsn's conduct,
Mr.. Autler, who was very gertlsmaaly
and seemed vexed that little unpleasant.
meas should have taken % serious . turn.
said last night that he did not assault hin
mother-in-lav. and, In fact, the window
Was broken white he vas trying to keep
her from assauiting him with IN iron disc
she picked up when he told her to 60 away
from the store and leave them alone. He
referred to his note in which no told her
70 keep away. and said that the baby
clothes we're mere prstsxt for Mrs. Coin
70 come to the house and make troubls.
Mrs. Friedman IL staying with her
brother-in-taw. Mr.. Autler's family. and
shout two seconds before the reporter vent
In Mr.. Friedman came out and vailed
down the street. Mr.. Autlsr said Mr..
Cohn caused trouble between Mr.. and