The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-09
POLICE NOTES.

Martin Anderson. who stole three chee~es
from the Topgallant. now at the oregon
Improvement Company's ounkers' was
fined S25 and costs by Justice lngerscI
yesterday afternoon.
John Monohan, the waiter on the VIII
lamette who was found insensible sunday
morning between the matches art is get
ting along much better than anticipated.
He is at Providence hospital
Clothing that was stolen from Ii. Has
senpfiugs tailor shop on Columbia street
Sunday night or early yesterday morning.
was found at the rear OF Pike street
secondhand store yesterday morning
Henry Cowley. agsd Is, who was stealing
had his foot crushed between the bumpers
near Des Moines. He was brought 10 Sc
attic yesterday morning and taken 10
Providence hospital.
a ". Jorgeson called upon, Rose Ged-
ford at her home in the South End Sat
urday evening. While they were chatting
w. j. Pinard also called. The result was
a fight, during which mirror was BRO
ken. Judge Cam fined each or them a
nominal sum.
j. c. Martin, who attempted 20 work the
flkn-fam trick at Conner Bros grocery
Saturday evening, pleaded guilty before
Justice Ingersol yesterday afternoon 70
attempted petit larceny, and was iined Slo
and costs. Sentence was suspended on the
condition that he leave the city within
twenfy-four houns.
The preliminary examination OF Thomas
l.. Jones, alias Gus Bartlett, who was ar
rested Sunday on the charge of burglar
izing the Horseshoe saloon two weeks ago.
was set down by Justice Ingersou yester-
day afternoon for November II. at 100
o'clock in the afternoon: Jones was com.
mitted to the county jail in default OF $500
bonds.
The preliminary examination of George
Preston and Clarence +. Fuller, VINO Were
arrested by Detectives Cudihee and Mere
e. t~rsre. rtuin lssl N Al
in the Ciiff house. will take place this
afternoon before Justice lngerSol at
O'Clock Fuller and Preston were In court
yesterday afternoon, but could not give
they were remanded to JAIL
John Richardson. the sailor who was
mentioned in the Post-lntelligeneer last
Saturday morning as leaving the English
ship Wanderer a short time before his ser
vice expired. is in trouble again. 1t was
the intention of the ships captain 10 keep
him in jail until the ship sailed. under the
law relative to deserters. Richardson then
commenced to plan libel on the boat and
as a result was released. That was his
victory, but now he Is under arrest for as
sault and battery on Richard McGrath. a
stevedore. and his case will not be Settled
until this morning at 10 O'clock IN justice
Ingersolfs court.
The celebrated Pontiac pig case has been
heard from again. Mr.. and Mrs. frank
Boeck, accompanied by several little
B0ecks. arrived in the clly yesterday
morning and called upon Justice Ingersoi.
Mr. Boeck said that he was not afraid OF
Butcher H. Summer. but he thought It
WAS safer TO have aim put under bonds TO
keep the peace. Mr.. Boeck then described
how that wonderful pig attacked one OF
the little Boecks and was consequently
filed full OF shot, which had no effect on
the pig AZ Butcher II. Summer. who IL
accused of getting away with the pig. did
not appear 10 enter into a discussion as Ia
thu most equitable way to settle the con-
troversy Constable Pike will take another
trip To Pontiac.