The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
NOT GUILTY
7, fwwilIiger Cleared BY
I'M in Superior Court
-, WHIP THE soy TOO HARD
-. W~se seattle Cas>-Thres
- Csupses -Dr~inage Com
~.sssonsrs Appointed.

1--.sxgoy ln hAFtnE IsAAsSE1 A1f
- - ., rs ysplss AZ the Ballard
-. too severely. The agree
- 1870 after the tsry had been
- s..nufes. and was rccetvesi
ss~.. satisfaction by the friends
l,tfle variation In tho story
Z. vstnessss. both for the state
=. asfss.ss and 10 a spectator In
80 II vas evident that Harold
Ds.s 80 shlsper.ng. together with
-. mat the two boys had been
,.~rsrA By Prof Tsrriiiiser.
s.srh@r A, n.si spoke TO fhemn
..s.~ thea Il they could not do
- - axrry had answered Yes. %
u -, senf back 10 his seat. while
- anxwsrs1, Il guess So" and
- a give any further satisfae-
S~-,.usor Pref. TerxGlliger, after
- I. az answer positively or mega
~ - PUNISHED the boy. who resisted
\ "a ~e,sat OF holding TO the seatz. and
.s : considerable struggle. The
,@- - sssn 90 strike the pupil with q
~ - ID; whether across the face
~ - hezd ess not clearly apparent,
~ ~ ~ had been broken. the teacher
r sv.-fnr eas piece Of II had assumed
.'-,1sas attitude on the floor. and AS
- eti 70 the boy - gave the appear
~ 4 IN baslny thrown Harold down.
s-;1'~ - struggle Harold was heard 70
~ ,seehsr ian old fool
~ ~ witnesses called for the state
-fr water Johnson. who attended the
= abxs neon on the day following the
s-rass pr. Jehnson testified that there
- .sr - -.
z @uszinea OF pain, and no examina-
>. sss raade o, the scalp, 90 that wit
= - anabie to tell whether or no. a
= =. ksen struck on the head. On the
= q ne back was a bruise about tho
- 4 dollar, and al the point OF one
y 4 sAsasser blades was another brsslae
- ~ same size. but now here was the
= Hpksn.
- witnesses Amos, entirely were
- cs.jdfen. and In order to establish
4 - he state called the prosecuting
-. Horace Vernon. Willie Osborn.
- d. Mar, Jennie French and DIR.
{1nra On behalf Of the defense testi-
- vs. xsen By Maude Coleman. Eu-
- Hasyer, Annie Mcmillan. Joseph
{ar Y. ". belong and william Ged-
- re state endeavored 70 show that
= eaa.smsn. had been brutal and had
- tnf,fted BIZ the teacher while ex-
-xxy sasFy, while the defense dweit on
spfArs that the boy had violated the rules
e. srh.oi. had neglected an opporiu-
~ % redeem himself, had brought the
ea1enens Down upon him by beine dis
11esfHl and in refusing TO answer a d.
M xasllan. and while the punishment
~ Sfhs in1icted had resisted and put
tHs srefy Effort TO avoid IL. A number
Z ls><st6rx were also asked tending 10
~ thsi ball iAt sd been hidden away
~ hal and that Harold had expected
ID ssssA comrades to help him tn case of
y fAxrssmens. hss this point was not
assisted, the testimony being obscure
y tceaicilug
~ prosecution was conducted by Dep
10 toris. assisted by Deputy Wiltshire.
y M tsfense BY John Wiley and r. v.
1xh Tie argument was limited TO M
~ nihasss 10 the speaker. being opened
vi Morris followed BY Mr.. Wiley, and
= xGshifs closing The state arraignei
~ fsrvilhser severely for his treat
pes q young Crook. Mr. Wiley bora
ersxsy on The necessity for furnishing
xrks boys saying
&Fsh.lc schools Of the state IL Involved
) As acton. Lot your verdict be that
~ Tsrviiilrrr has violated the law and
~ si1 b. spread abroad a conviction
"a isaehsr Dare not whip a pupil: or II
f'ss shai he Sili AZ once be arrested
p isienaaai IN this case was not angry
- "a struck these blows. but on tho
sasfs BE- showed grnat moderation I
y y vas instifea In ihrashlnr tho boy
> -, place. ard say he ought to
~ salpped him again for saying YOU
Nki'a
y fsaEfs Instructions were brief. tho
~ irscr'au' point being that the fury
= hsiruc'ed % bring IN a verdict OF
sfsrsi stlsss The proof shove that the
~ been sirunk violently across the
- assd, the iurymen 10 take no no
: saa'sser OF the bruises on the body.
Ns~afA ss she Information stated that
ssshss had been inflicted on the face
- The harry wss made up as fol-
etse Nar'unE n. X Ssckie~. A. I.
%fsf. W ? Lancaster. James glee-
L Roberts. john Taylor. ". +.
- ioaTpa irr =. A. Morris. l. &.
81 hss p. Terrace
lss'r'al p,ovsi a field Say ,sr TIE chill
~ al fav long the Railways and
ss seFs packed BY the most TIRE
eferi ever gathered there rShsre
fAfirpr eeoryw Arra. goof-nsturei
a-sa.sz FiayirE rranks on one ar
Eia nc srena. without "a stretch
saAssna ton. appeared as II taken
Mtstie isai \ number 81 times
- fssley ana Iifockawav were sent
Ms u FN+iere order hut tho best