The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28


sfe5f skr,,s sid yog Sarue up behind aim and
csubfed hs:n on fhe head and neck The
1ssrsse dfscssesre hgsuand satds This club
hing sby r-ogsceusen must be Eeopges- :
Fsne wltness said he never sosd lies abont
respectabIe men. He had reputation
Tor clubbing, bat did not taink he de-
served &C.
.sDia you say at lunch the day after
nsse*ing OF Starving people IN Unson
for=-e this year rssat they were a lot Of
MOWERS ard all you rad to DO was to
...s-w your pistol and dssperse thefn
II never said such q tn5ag''
After a itttie sparrtng Dir. Gor safd:
.sisy fha way. captain. tell us in what Part
cf Japan you on ned those lots" rs
Hak0iste. In the northern portion"
sDsd you get . deed Yes"
@Your own nzueg ~Yes."
.wssere il IT, II lee Il with q man
named Fred wi.kie. do BOT know where
he Is"
-DasYt you know that foreigners can
not hold land In Japan except To treaty
pofts.s' THAT was q treaty port.
.sTbe Japanese consul tells me that at
the time you aliese sou had that land
there was no treaty which would allow
sou 10 hold this land. DO you know more
thar her II was there"
$50 was he. How do you explain i
The inspector could not
ibid an officer named wiIigan report
robberses in panel houses TO you when
you wese In the Eighth precinct" asked
Mir GsH II don't remember"
.'I,o you remember the number OF In
mates in the eignty-three houses or III
fame s.So. l have asked what tbs
Number uss. have asked the psoprse-
f1rz Of some houses how many inmates
they had
The witness and Mr.. Gon then had
little tn. Inspector Williams objected 70
chs tsoearnalsf from which ar. Goa rsas
- io.,'t know where yoH got n said be-
.aad In Is a long tire ago.
s.sseoa't mind where got It !" said Mr
COZ. iii contains matters THAI have beois
suppressed b. the polaee department
they suppressed a coed many things
anout you 'sGnay seem TO have sups
pruEsea everything gosd.'' was wiiiiaua
reply. Williams then left the stand ior j.
brief time.
Or. Walsh vas called and testified that
sSpsagu Aeaklfn was unaale To he out ana
fs{9HaUe4
-wiil be be able 70 sppsar as a witness
by Satur.isyg' asked Golf.
sssaea.- sad the doctor .'tke farther
a way ySu place the date. the more chance
fhere Is that he can attend / am SURE Bis
attendance VIII greatly affect his conai-
tson."
II ar quite sure Il would" said Mr..
sfofI. amid great laughter. Nov. doc
for" said Ar. Gaf. In his sweetest tones,
..wiii you hear this message TO Captain
Aa4kiu,. Ter him he has been accused
bafore this committee of being guilty OF
bribery and corruption. IL has beSn
esated that he has grown rich on the fruit
of this corruption. Now tell him, also.
that IL he is IN honest man he will come
here In obedience 20 the subpoena served
GA him.
The doctor then left the stand. Then
DR.. Daniel Donovan. one OF the police
surgeons. gave synopsis OF the proce-
dnra of the police surgeons with regard
10 ms, reported Ill. The witness said ne
had reported Captain Meakin til.
Inspector Williams was recalled. He
sad he knew OF three panel houses in the
Eighth precinct. You swore before re-
cess that there were no panel houses in
the precinct Eyes, 10 the best of my
recollection
SaInltor o'Connor then entered into a
long legal argument with Mr.. Con as to
whether the Inspector was guilty of per-
jury. The senator said he was not un-
iess the testimony WAS given with
false aud corrupt intention.
Mr.. Goff said the Inspector might nave
been mistaken YES" said the Witness,
Il admit that what / swore 10 this morn
Eng was false, but ahea l gave II be-
lleved IL To be true
Might there not have been more than
enc panel house In the districts'' YES.
do you know what a panel house ls?''
This question created laughter. and Mr.
Gon leetured him about giving his tesll-
snony In u more becoming manner, Il
only want to give my evidences straight,
said tho witncss.
Sergeant Carroll swore than Ia these
etghiy-thrse houses OF III fame there were
ist inmates. He swore he made complaint
% these houses 10 you. This evidence was
given before the committee is IL tgue?'
- eaa't say"
rs IL not true that when these charges
gasu breught ap soar dismissal was de-
Tsasntet BY Gre q TIC Inspectors as an III
competent ard dssgreeefas mann "He
did no;hEns os The asnl."
Mr.. GeG con1sa8e1 30 question the m
sseesar as 10 tbs atsorscriy houses. Tie
Inspector admitted THAI Il w4s his duty 10
Sss-aaEy ard SagpreAs them.
Leafs s. Street was sxasn- Sse said IA
wss saalcsci on Jaae - Iss9. fer
q te1eay Ii coanectssn wfth green goods.
.'TneS~ we're t7So indictments fa0nd
sgaiasr yoas- asisei Mr.. Gen. Yes. SIR
replied the witness
''Sow. Mere sea in The green goods
bassssssx.rs ..Na- SIR.
'isaa yoa any connection with the
essssss' No. SIR
The witness then explained that man
81 the name Of Reward Beektholi rented
an Office from ann At Nc. r. geekman
street. "Astssony Casnstoek'' said he.
came TO my Office month after and
asked rae to tell the MANS OF the man
who rented the office. / refused 70 tell.
ana ws.S brought 20 ;he Tosnbs and held
IN Ss.eee nail rcF making green ges,is." The
NitEess further said that seektsasld gave
his wife $3.50 as bail Tor him. The bail
VAS finally reduced 30 Ss.ea. and stree,
YVES rele1ssa fyesn the yuunhs Beck
slso4a told nls." SAID ths Witness 'that
hc gave 5ee 10 Aatteny Coslstocix 70
eaaare an aail<-,meat in ttass United States
eoatt" Ths sltDe&s also said tAat ia
Nest to Farape. and when re returned tse
STATE court sndicsmens was st,B hanging
over him II went 10 see Anaheny Com.
ssock.'' said ne ssnsl he said sse WAS she
only man w'hc ceuld set che iaAlle tuaeuSs