The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-06

- earrs3oss % ire county court
~ - .r,o,s csn9nctors CT sound. Taelr
- - seezn % aays a knack OF tax
- - .ngassss Eolss and ecaoang Il
- sna OF TIE 6gli 1k1g % the other.
- hattaliou OF children mus
= .asse fudtcisl precincts, and as
80 oae another az and down the
- catered about attn hearty
- tas tessaiagsa floors. or burst
- ,ne doors o. the temple OF jus
s,rs..rxlasd IS the osgsags OF the
a. .ol1nsn judges on tie bench, al
- -usxks have thought there was q
49,. e.ssaral!on q some Kind on hand.
- - these e5idreu came with the
- more than A dozen OF whom
- fled up . the window IN the
- sIsrk's Office 10 gst their csrtif-
- rters. 100 young 20 know the sad
- r. ssesr fate, were the children Of
1919 ua0se seis business a. court was
= ..ossrsnce Sc divorce suit stil an
- sssf;s c8lony Of them belonged 10 wit
.ss,1s il siss Chambers case. they came
-. tsxas.sah. aad trey romped about thu
.s~rsseass wifh al the freedom and aban-
- ~ ! suburban play zound. now teas
j. =. gtss out % the polite and aecommo-
1900 liz. Martin fer a drink o. water.
- nsx astounding dec0rogs Deputy
- crsxf0fd By elameering up on the
.srss y BIS neatly kept desk and threat
go re Immaculate pages Of his spot
rs. record
-Asse ssra Witnesses In the Chambers
cas- made life burden 70 Deputy Prose-
s,s,sr Attorney Hart for a short while
s.s.sr1zy There were eight of them. not
.suu.,as the children. Three Of these were
a4sss. The as,ute and wideawake guard
= u lie staie'a interests made an Issue
sst i reckoning up the witness fee AMI
sss4axs Ia ths case. the latter should be
sses ca TIE shortest distance from Issa-
sssA = miles. whereas the witnesses
kslssss oa claiming the tlme-honored dis
aaes 81 81 miles AR. Hart got along
s.gi enough with the gentlemen OF the
ssriy Bur the ladies', Gliding their male
rssssctoyz FOR having been weak enough to
ysss,. charged upon the deputy prosecuting
saGneY ard attacked him with all the
49, aa1 Ylgor OF a wGman's logic. They
xszsres him In the clerks Office. In vain
8 sought 70 escape. They surrounded
In Il tie hall
What can you be thinking OFF, asked
ens Of them. Eighteen miles, DO you
szst ia 20 SWIM
b.. Hart Al last surrendered and beat a
gTsesfi retreat
Tss Chambers case ss might be Inferred
ffan tAe reckoning up Of witness fees. has
heR concluded ell save the verdict. and
ia4i = probably IN by this time. The state
Yesterday introduced as witnesses Anna
ffixg ne divorced wife OF Chambers. into
Vsesa house at Issaquah he il alleged TO
fsss broken, John Wiley. James w. Az
see and y. J. Smell
Iasa the defense moved for Chambers
esskSrge. but Judge Jacobs overruied the
Eosiaa ard the case went forward. The
seGeass Introduced the accused on the
e5sa and Mrs. Thomas Myers. and
fsssef Judge Jacobs summed up the case
~ gave has Instructions 10 the fury by
sSesock At O'Clock a verdict had NOT
~ ean reached. The Judge called the
svy lztn The room and directed them 10
ssIz's sealed verdict. The foreman
arsss and said:
fsT honor. We think II would fscsli-
is'' oT business II you would rule as 10
vseikE the offenss charged IN the fnsict
ft1rx-
VIA some hesitation. on account OF the
k'ssaee Of counsel Judge Jacobs replied:
Y ga mssdemeanor. and punishable only
W tne. the amount OF which r. 10 be
ifsf ~ the court" The jury then re-
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