The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-20
POLICE NOTES.

Dan Ward. for stealing a coat from the
Hub clothing house, got fifteen days In
Justice Ingersolfs court.
The proprietors OF the restaurants who
are charged with sailing oIeomargarine In
Violation Of the dairy laws have not yet
been arrested.
David Carnegie Sharp, the son OF a lord.
DID not materialize In court yesterday. He
was oaied out late the night before and
jumped his bail.
Justice Ingersoll yesterday bound over
Arthur Conner and James Mason, charged
with stealing about $3.50 worth OF goods
from the Leland house.
The hearing of Thomas l.. Jones, alias
Bartlett for the robbery of the Horseshoe
saloon. has been continued to Friday No
rernber -, in Justice Ingersoll's court.
Jack Evans and George Moore, who
were suspected Of having stolen a lot OF
rope and pulieys have been given their lih-
erty, as IL could not he ascertained whons
they robbed. IL they did steal the goods
Officer Birdsall arrested James Harr.ng-
ton last night. Harrington had just stolen
two blankets and three umbrellas from a
clothing store on First avenue. The same
officer gathered in James Gordon for
stealing
Joseph Gross the man who is accused OF
trying to lead his sister-iu-Iaw into life
OF shame. was tried IN the municipal court
yesterday for assault. Judge Bogae found
him guilty and fined hkn SIS and costs.
Gross viii appeal 10 the superior court.
George Jones and Dick Riley pleaded
guilty 70 the charge OF stealing tool
chest fun OF tools from T. r. Barnum
Officer Barck caught the two men trying
10 sell the tools and snadowed them un,ll
he got Information Of the robbery. They
&c, twenty days each.
Detectives Williams and Barbee arrested
two thieves hast night. The fellows first
tried to steal a macintosh from In front
Of clothing store, but the proprietor was
Watching them 700 closely and they went
on in ne at rect. \ ltfflE further on they
tired 10 carry OF 4 coat from in front OF
another sEcre. One OF the clerks came
oul jast IN time Sc save the garment and
he had 10 pasn the fellows along 20 make
tiseu8 get away. The thir,i place happened
10 be 4 hardware sore They quietly gath
cred in a lantern wnich hung at the front
door. and in a moment more the detectives
gathered them lH.
william Mack arrived in the city few
days ago On the brake oaagYi. and as soon
a. he got the dust shaken from his clothes
he commenced 10 i0ok about hlaa for blass-
ness openings He made an INSPECTION of
ne clothing s:9Fes Up and down the
eareiy fastened 70 the sidewalks he passed
CH and entered into aa inspection OF the
lodging houses. On Jefferson street I'd,
srtad the Scandinavia lodging house III
entered. and going upstairs. found a new
isssF OF trousers and new pair Il SHOES.
sfe pug the tTnatSSrs on and troG the zsso4s
under bis arm and went down Eae street 10
sell tGen. TIE ragged, seeS3y hobo who
has nice rev clothing % sell Is a ginning
mark for s policeman. and II was Only a
lfttls while until Mack was IN the TSoiics
station. WhEle he was explaining 20 the
captain Aow ne cana BY the shoes A Carl
hAsi Ton much rexpecf cor his own aro2erry
cane ia - repo-E the theft lie Wis great
Is sITnr. sasf TO 500 the hobo standing there
With his stolen goods ard IL be Rad rot
mad zoo much respect for his own property
M might have Jumped on the thief ant
punished him.