The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-14

/ Tasv say trze Glynrs has Al g7sseTstarl1-
Ing wssA Max ESwy. Boarding house
Yaaa a. rarr TawnseTa. wfrsTs ~ tfls Tos>
g. ~ snip al the usen bs can % fhas port
for ans agesr~, ard after xneT srrfFe Levy
~ssff eferrS 20 ffsar1 Tnsw say t1aF Big
kilograms pass between ther1- and sf1af
fssynne Eets s. for every man ne r1ts ont
% ihs say Of rae non~1ui0n e&-aaiiss1-
raessc A sa7ere tire stnce Wright ard
Newman alIrDei I'VE men ~ the aoate1-
haek Capt Russell but when she men
reached FoTt Townss-st Levy had f%o ~
/ them arrested on a tru-npea-gp rfEarEe.
aad ffre~sssy desafne4 tna ship FOR three
ekaya. The matter vas straigf1tsued ont
~ Wright E0iug 20 Port Townsend ard
sHear1ns 70 a arrft % hRheas corpus ne
fore Judge BaIsinEe-. wao released tl1e
sailors. al fae same time delivering a -
we're isrruTe for ire benefit q those sao
had caused the arrests.
AEsin Wright took number OF TBen 70
porl Townsend 20 ship them On the
schooner Rgbert searis. ard when he was
68wa IN she ca1fu arranging the finish
ing toa1 hes ~ the contract. &c reports
that BIS crsE Was nearly taken from aim.
IS soon as he ess-1e back OH DECK De san
a sa{lb0af alongside and swo men talking
90 the sailors. lie a. once demanded %
know wHa. was going on, and learned
fh8t the boat belonged 20 Ley. aud that
t3e mea on d~ck were trying to induce the
sailors - desert.
What did y0u do7' was asked.
What did I doc Well / made them get
out - there straight away"
POr; Townsend has become 50 notorious
for thts sort Of thing thai the last Num-
ber ~ The Police News has illustrated the
departure AZ the Dlnsdale from that port.
Tao picture shows the ship controlled ny
the boarding house men. who triumphant
ly iaSso the sailors scattered abOut on the
surface Of the water and mantp them
as they please
Force Was Frequent Resort.
one II the louncers FOR sailors hoard
ing houses who has worked all along the
Coast. says Glyune has been run out Of
every port from san Diego north. He thus
refers 10 the union.
what taey couldn't gain by strategy
they have tried 20 gain b force. Why, for
time down below Il was nothing 10 uick
up man with his head stove IN. That
happened every night. We actually paid
out more for sticking plaster than we got
for shipping q crew
Wright aud Newman are conducting the
first establishment OF the kind ever a.
tempted IA this city. and as they have
done s. go business since coming here,
tVso months ago. they think they have re-
ceiYed enough encouragement 20 remain
here permanently. They say Seattle ought
90 be made a port Of entry. 50 that when a
vessel ships a crew here she could 80
straight out to SEA without having 10 stop
al Port Townsend and probably he delayed
by the Vaccinations of scheming board
Ing house proprietoTs. Before the trial In
Judge Bumes' court yesterday they had
been twice arrested by police officers on
complaint OF Glynne but each time the
chief ordered them released Finally the
union man applied 10 tho prosecuting at
torEey. and & is said described MS TWO
eoer,ies "a lor.gshoremen from San Fran
cisco who we're going about armed aud
tcrrorlzing PEOPLE. The complaint was
sworn 10 before Judge Caldwell April TO-