The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-15
HE SHOOTS TO KILL
Harry C. Good Fires Four Shots
at Officer GlasscOck.
WOUNDS HIM IN TWO PLACES.
The ssBad Man, Was Apparently Drunk
and Anxious 10 send q Corpse
10 the Nfcrgue.

A. o'clock this morning Harry C.
Good. a clerk az Cooper & Levy's gro
Gerry. shot Police Officer j. w. Glasscoek
twice with Sa-caliber Hopkins & Allen
couhle-action revolver.
He took three shots at the officer WITH
out doubt. and according 20 the condition
Of the revolver and the statement or
Sergeant Willard. four shots were fired.
The shooting took place at the corner OF
Third and Marion streets. end at less
than ten feet range.
one OF the bullets just grazed the OH
GERS right hin. but the other entered the
ffeshy part Of the left arm near the elbow.
making very paInful hot not necessarily
dangerous wonnd-
Good was under the influence OF liquor
ana tried to hold up officer Glasseoek
and Merchant patrolnaD West when they
approached him with the Intention OF
an9insy out what he was doing, leaning
against a fence.
GlaSScock was on the Second street
feas and net West. the Merchants patrol
man. who said he saw wcll-dressed
drunken man going UP Marson street
They concluded to follow up and see what
had become OF him. When they got 10
the corner OF Third and Marion they saw
the man leaning against the fence al the
northwest corner.
When the officers got within abo'SI -
il holding a revolver and said:
stand back.
II being too dark 10 see that the man
held gun. they paid no attention 10 him
and were within about sax feet ~hen
Good repeated his demand. GlasScoch
taei him 90 keep dglise, and up to this
time was not certain that the fellow had
anything IN his hand.
West. however, caught the light Just
right and saw the shining barrel. 50 ne
yesaed TO Giasscock to look for the rea-
lows gun.
.'An raSht." said Gasscock. and as he
stepped back Good fired point blank AZ
Hes hit me in the hip" said Glass
cock 10 his conrade very cooliy, and kefS
hacking across the street toward the
First NJ r. church. The man followed
him up. and with intervals OF Few
seconds kept on shooting until he had
fred four times. according 10 some, ana
three, according to others. When he was
through CslasScock's left arm was help
less, but he advanced on his man, who
yelled out; i've got another gun.
In the meantime officer West had pulled
out his gun. and. covering him, ordered
him 10 throw up his hands
Good suddenly did as commanded. at
the same time dropping the gun on the
ground.
Sergeant Willard and Officer Brennan
were soon on the ground and the prisoner
was taken 20 police headquarters. where
he gave his name as Harry c. Good. He
Is a clerk az Cooper a Levy's.
He appeared very drunk and tried to
hug POSt-InTelilgencer ref.osrer q. >
o'clock this morning. when the latter was
allowed by Chief Rogers 10 see Good In
his cell.
Officer GlssScock was taken 10 polkce
headquarters and cared Tor by Dr. III.
NJ Hall, who said the wounds were not
dangerous. but that the one in the arm
was very painful.
City Physician Palmer was also called
and was soon on the spot.
Later DR. FAN. Glasscock's physician,
took charge of the case. and he put his
patient under the influence OF ehioroform
in order to determine the extent of the
wounds.
James A Greene, OF Bonney & Stewart,
saw Good during the evening and he says
Good said: Il wsll send you up a corpse
before the night is over