The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06
HIS HosoR's FIRST DAY.
Judge B0gue Charges Up STIFF Fines
Against I4ag-Breakers.

Judge Bogue, Who VII preside over the
destsntes OF the police court for two years.
took Ks seat yesterday afternoon, and u
his work for one day is any crEerion OF
what is % follow during The balance Of the
term the city treasury VIII show an In
crease. and such thing az bum class
VIII be matter OF history only.
The court room was filed 20 the doors,
the .otterers evidently desiring 70 see what
kind 81 4 man the new Judge was and how
he would msts out justice. This desire
was more tran casual. as many Of these
ioungers are addicted 10 oyer-3ndsilrence
IN the flowing bowl aud ara sometimes
taken before his honor for violating Fhe
law. Many Of them no doubt found out
al they desired, for the first rarTie out OF
the box the new Judge fined an offender
sf5 and costs for Assault ard battery ard
q. few minutes later fned Charles Bogard
SIS for fglgtinx. As the crowd fled out of
the room. after BssliH Brooks announced
that BY ORDER q tie court the municipal
oourt CT the csey % SEATTLE had adj
tourned.' some wag was heard 70 hum
Beware The BoEue<e Man.
Promptly a. 30 Judge Bogue told BatAT
Brooks to Cren coEIrt wl1s~h was done IN
the usual impressive manner. ard without
making any remarks Judge Bogue direct
ed City Attorney RawsoI 70 proceed with
the ARA gn rnerats. Taess consisted OF
~ A -
charged with fighting, and Frank Daily.
charged w&un assuming Detective Jack
Williams Boxa-d and Daily pleaded
guilty. and Rosenfelt not guilty.
'CaIl ux3 the case CT The safe vs.. Frank
Day" saxd his honor Detective VIII
sans. with his nose swollen 10 twice IT'S
normal s.ze and e lurnp on his .orehead
as big as al orange, took me stand lie
stated ehst on Monday evening he went 20
fhe ParIor saloon 70 tel Daily. whom ne
ID rot then know. 10 leave a coat and
some switching KEYS hat belonged 20
friend Of has (VEltzrns1 win the bar
keeper. One OF the rroprletoTs 81 ire
place tod Williams that Daily was Up
stairs IN a has1tzux mood and suggested
that he CWnssEn=) Try % Smooth tan
Gown. The two went Up stairs, where
1Asy founa Daily 81 = roorn. Williams gave
Daily the message. b1t ere sarecr, who =
a srreng. husky fellow began 20 Use gziy
fa-eqrs-e 20 ene osfsca~ Williams pad 10
attention 30 IRIS All walked down s4asrs.
followed BY 1as saloon man ard rsstly.
On re way scwn fhe former hid Daily
that Williams was AZ oescer. ard advised
h.r1 - so stow A. ree foos % IRE stairs
g an alley. Wien rsachznz =. Williams
Stepped Er-a a deer to- n Few seconds,
rsasay walked I'D - him and began RS
afelsEwe enfk Williams tod st-r that s@
sEautes - t-oafnie. hut Dslly persisted "A
"a x ~ hack. A. Fne fpaC rnSr reached TIE
alley. DsE9v brew E-ss coat % a friend
ard quicker than e eskes 20 tel st-Gcx
WTTsanzs TWO e1ows 0u g,2e nose ard Rad
wE.lsarus' bands were BY rs side. ~
~ co. hem - ace1c quickly ard sooS
tursocked t5a@ frAS o1- ~ the rsugoac.csss
Daily. who-n - HAn3egfTe1 anz arrested
AEte- Williams hsss ros1 Als story. etBs
t5dEa asked Daily 2 - Rad anything 20
SAY.
40. ss-, hare nothing % say an
swer~-s - 1A3tsr.
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ccurt
Raee~seat. one - t1s csAsw man charged
pssza sxhesnx. asked zhat - te Ezvea tine
"A ws1srA 20 v~c-sg-e ar attorney. w4sSa
vas granted. z1zss case berg So for Thurs
cay aTse-nocn- RaEcsru2n BarhSe 4old
-has As Knew aaeos1t he SGT. aoa Boxa.Fd
veso -s~szs~4 gritty. ~sS rz~Ss SIS
Csa2-aSs Eoekte. zr2o vas arrested suTae
t3-ae e<o S.~ sesitssg ss1&tssratsa =. x. 7Tax
zise a~rsswaess Attorney Ss-1s 14e3 c.
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