The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-25

ss-r 70 rebuke tas criminals and bring
500 their quick conviction and punish
n<rs.
~ - <hs Chamber Of Commerce. a great
--szd Of men had assemble. inside the
szscrx. The crowd completely nlled tho
sss<asbsy room and overlooked into the
ta.zrd room and cut into the corridor.
nzuy stood outside the building. unabls
q gain adnifttanee.
psezsssDf Nottet. OF fhs chamber OF conf
osrcs and board OF trade. called the gath
xsas to order. ard briefly stated tins rea-
ssns that made necessary such a meeting.
Eesrgs I4add Aann. the attorney. was
xso@su 10 act as secretary OF the meeting.
Il ssor a. organization was accomplished.
sa<ase-s were called On 20 address tho
rssss.ax. Among those who responded
xsrs C. ". Morrill, George II. Walker,
i sssrxe Boaraman. Philip Tlilsngaast.
\ fssriss Cizypo1s and others. Waite 10
Il N;terneas was Displayed. tbs crime per-
Il s<ssa.td on the voters Of the city wag COR
n asaxea Ia tha strongest language. This
1arfIzry or the city hall was character
aea A. the bsackesf crime In tbs eity's
ssssy and a dark bioieh which only the
/ DISSATISFACTION OF complete Justice could
i syAes The authorities Of both city and
.gunty were called on 10 ap7Eehend the
tszslee. where thsy could receive the pun
hzmrnf their crimes merRed.
Several speakers drew attention 10 the
4 e4tenees that tend to show that the rob-
I hry Of tho vault was perpetrated by
smeane In the interest OF the admins
trafIon. Stringent measures were urged
Il a ths only possible means for bringing to
l 81 end the Iawlessness that has charac-
,srzed the conduct of public officials.
: p.
Il Il for the purpose of organizing a COM
nltfes OF Zoe. whose mission shall bs I'D
- Mng TO Justice the criminals who bur-
/ tzrsxed the city hall and stole the bal.
/ k.s L. .. Campbell. George II. Board
= nzn and II. g. Hudson. Mr.. Campbell
| prominent lawyer. as Is Mr.. Hudson,
! No Is also the attorney for the Taxpay-
/ Gk League. Mr.. Boardman Is a large
/ Tpperty-owner and an influential and
| seii-known citizen. The ms nbers OF
| fAe committee are 70 be members OF the
sixlAHce committee.
Before the meeting adjourned II was de-
eassd TO ask the superior court judges 20
/ tsll together the grand jury 10 invesil-
| gate the city hall outrage. II was also
seeded 10 attend the mass-meeting called
| .ns tonight at Germania hall.
As they have been divided heretofore on
nany questions Of public interest. 50 are
he people Of the city divided tonight On
/ .As crime OF the city hall rs II TO bid de-
/ s4Hca 10 thu class represented at the
/ Chamber OF Commerce meeting today. a
n,ssing was called early this morning
/ ~ tonight az 6ermania hall The pub
\ Il received notice of the cali by reading
i nacards posted about the city. which read
I u follows;
Mas meetfng--Let ali good citizens
sho believe IN good government be at
l esFmanla hall az SO tonight 10 protest
l sgaitss the attempt OF corrupt polite
sns and boodlsrs to Gust the present adj
j illustration"
TIE notice was signed Central Commit
sa," which r. taken to mean the popniist
&c. Democratic committees that jointly
sassged Mayor Fawcett'a campaign.
Among the defenders or The adminlstra-
Zen WAS heard today much bitter talk
ssaInst the Commercial Light Company
1 ri another corporation which was allied
= tie old light ana water company. ft
/ sax glven out by those who were evident
= IN sympathy With the purpose or the
fsfmsnia hsii meeting that the demand
y Mayor faweett's resignation. which
| Us circulated yesterday hut not present
~ was gotten no BY the corporations
| rsmea and IN their interest.
The mass meeting az GerTnania Aai to-
slgai waa inaccessible anair. a resoln-
zen commanding the Fawcett admluistra-
fea for tho efforts made 20 End the
ssAeyes ana aenaancinR ihe attacks on
sc mayor made ~ the Ledger, were
adopted In the audience or i.seo rich
:sere vas large representation 81 the
l Aaslness element ami members o. The
i eAarshar OF Commerce These voted
4 sgalsst the resolution Chairman Mccoy.
7 Fsnalist emsshered the Efforts 20 have
Ae resolution laid on the table. declaring
= s5onsed Assistant United States atfnr-
~ Robertson and Csuxror feata defend
q e FaWceit. Robertson saving his couFss
he nght with the Commercial N'1ni~
Hsy vas worthy q all praise. Tire meet
VAS controlled ~ friends Of tue adj
l sastrafien
l Neanwhns she recount ~ the haiiots IS
sadly progressing IN Judge Prtchara's
nsrf When court adjourned tonlEht ten
1 see.ncss had hceh counted. In each pre-
l snst s6verai ballots were thrown ont be
/ e ia8Ec. AMI 10 many OF those counted
l Aestien IVES raised hv counsel Tor either
4 ~ As she court calls or a ballot, &C Il
4 tee Mayer Faweett hs hands u % @Ae
l Ateacpse Who passes g 70 W alter
/ Arsilan. aH8 % is aHaliy scrutiuized ~
easies Sal'lyan. ala 81 counsel Tor Mr..
oT Tha orr votes are examines BY
i Ysamas Carroll Assistant Clty Attorney
ksaa ard Zen Seeks. Mtlh I'll tAe
\ AzsFss m the count Is made hV the re-
N aaas nof taking tnso consideration these
a 1ssess which VIII have u b Hgafn gone
sss- K aopsass 3hat EaNcr5t's majority
IL Is Offset and Ger haS lead % I vofe.
p baltets admitted IN 90 COED ~ both
l sass ara 81 evenly alyl3ee that neither
a. b. sagd 10 have eaiaei any advantage
rs Far
Nary Irregular ballots have been fouaa
pa were ccuui ga II Gro ease. tho vo3-
bad marked Sbe words "r1.'t want
II a. ksns'' a--asx sha eIyt se-vtse &ueaa-
: seass II err charter This was IN ire
EssrS precinct - the Tht0i war;
i sas.toT B,af har8 toetay found q ssss3
q = y brick dlsst sud mortar On Seeenth
Il Ase rear sne r3sw hall The rahhers
- sxiaentfy p.aeea = WAere tn t9le early
ssses of tNcfr WORK T3,e hcle. as wei
tAs lrssror - rae vaait. ives pAess-
FseAec seiav
sDec.sl +or,uf.tee - TIA coaorg So
essan an ifvestf easfen ineo ta3r crime
- csy Ha1. v3sA ere PterpGge % as
il &HnE e aHv officers - employees -
faScfft s3usiu}s sra tfe1 We0e csH~
- In the ballet box rehaerv. The
/ Remarkable Curc Of Dysontery.
seAn Pe,ersan. ofPaleutyi.le, Is, ss.iered
a eyscntery toT eighteen wears and tired
- e TIE hesi doctors in New Orleans I;
al doscn or u3ore patent Eos~iicS0es.
/ - hile relief followed until be hesaa
Shamtsrlsin's Colic, Cholera ard