The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27

I'll they drop these charges. Then I shall
take action" and he put on very de-
termined look.
when they drop me shall take them
up. II 1 did anything now. every one
would say It was a BLUM. Why, only a
few days ago, Wednesday of this week.
the Winslows tapped me for money TO
send the old man away. And In the pres
ence and hearing oe a responsible person,
too Winslow said he had been informed
that II would be to his interest If he were
sent out OF the county. I said II would
not be to my interest. and would not give
a dollar for the purpose IL I were pos
sessed OF millions. This was in the hear
ing o: a responsible person. so I can
prove it,
CIR. Heaton left early IN the afternoon
20 be away until Monday.
Prosecuting Attorney HASTE was asnca
~ anything further had been done IN the
Heaton matter. and he replied that no
steps had been taken. When told that
old Winslow was going out OF the state
he made no observation about IL. In the
course OF conversation. he said that he
had satisfied himself that there was no
such man as John A. SAKE or John save
in the county, and that IL was fictitious
name.
This was the name on one OF Mr.. Hea-
tons grocery orders. given, IL is alleged,
10 old Ninslow. and which was TO have
been the basis OF an information against
Heaton.
Winslow Tells His Grievances.
While Young Winslow was in town yes
terday he spoke very Unexpectedly Of Mr..
Hea.on. He also unourdened himself OF
the story or his connection with the COM
missioner lie said he worked for that
gentleman's election among the RAILROAD
men on the Skykomish river, and did good
work Heaton promised him $50 for the
campaign work, paying him $50 and prom
Using the other 500 after election II he was
elected. But Heaton did not pay him the
SO and kept standing him of. II was
when he failed 10 get the money from him
that the suggestion Of orders for groceries
came NJ.
Saws Heaton Was Afraid.
Heaton. he said. sim owed him 50, as
he had only given him two orders of s.
each and one Of S.. The first orders were
in tie name OF Frank Winslow. and Com
missioner Nickerson. when one came be-
fore him, asked II that was the old man
Wi1siow known TO them. Heaton answer
81 that Il was another man Then Heaton
got scared and sent 20 young Winslow at
the poor farm 70 come into town. He did
50 and Heaton told him there was going
20 be trouble about the orders issued 70
Frank NinsIow lie said that he had
his father. ard that he young Winslov)
must be ready 10 swear that II called up
on. This the latter did not ike. He had
had the cash and did not want TO be mixed
up IN county business, he said yesterday.
ON July II he saw Heaton again. and
was then told by him that they must use
another name for these orders They dis
cUssed names for some time. John Car
Hsle was one suggested. and finally John
A Saxe was agreed unon. An order was
made in that name ana Heaton. kn hand
ting il 20 him said: You must indorse t.
Yourself" wlnslow said re would nOs
do that lie vas entitled 20 have cash.
ara y he took an order az ell, II would
have 20 be Endorsed. Then Heaton took
up the order and Endorsed II. lie had not
seen Eeaton since.
Young wlnsiow Is Loquacious.
To verify this story a Post-rnteligencsr
reporter sought Young Winsiow at Tie
Northern Pacifc depot. and found him on
the platform standing near Chinese Inspec-
tor SCHUYLER and United States District
Attorney Rrfnker- Young Winslow IS a
tan snare fellow. with the impertinent
dash % the typical ward hustler. When
asked II his father was going 10 he sent
away and the whole Heaton matter hushed
Up he said.
II don't care 20 say anything Tor publi-
cation. 7 VII send a comnun.cg on "a
the Post-Intelllgencer Il II VIII allow me
SIS columns"
s~Thars ali right. but how abou. this
rurnor was asked.
Nothing IN IT, Not a thing Fact ot
tha matter is. we are going % push Il
right along. This man Heaion IS no good
he has gone back on his friends on every
proposition, ard we vii give Il 20 him.
The fact Of the matter -. / did something
1 ought No, 90 have done. ] saw ! acted