The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-07


wife and child. He believes they have
believe that she has deserted him. They
have refused 70 lend him any assistance on
that ground.
G;oaded 20 desperation by the continued
suspense, Wiusiow late Monday night ap-
piled TO Judge Jacots. OF the superior
court FOR a srit o. habsss corpus 1irect-
Ell against Mrs. II. f. Henry, d profess
sional nurse xho lives On Pike street.
and q man named in the VII; As John Toe
charging that these were the individuals
responsible for the alleged destruction OF
his domestic tranquility. Just before
dawn yesterday morning the writ was serv-
al by the sheriff and az go o'clock when
Judge Jacobs opened court. the h@5eas
corpus proceedings came UP for hearing.
By agreement between the parties the mat
ter Was continued; Mrs. Henry. however.
made return TO the 9rit denying The sliS.lt-
ess knowledge Of Mrs. Nins.ows where
abou;s. and the mystery so far as Wins
Low IS concerned. remains as deep as be
fore.
story of the Proceedings.
The story leading UP TO the haeeas corpus
proceedings Is d long one. When Wins
low went to nLs home Oh Thursday even
ing, 1t seems from his OWN story, he found
that his pretty. little wife. HolIie. and the
ssai,y Henry junior, who is just eight
months old had disappeared. The hours
dragged along and when finally they did
not return WinsIow grew alarmed ard
reported the matter 20 the police. HE also
Instituted inquiry among his :fe3ghbors.
The latter told him, SO he says. that the
nurse meaning Mrs Henry, Winsiow
says. had takea the mother and ea3e aIld
carried them away by force Winsiow vas
II. 4srsr md hal
over without finding any clue % til
whereabouts Of his wife and baby. The po-
lice were able 10 give him but little con-
ISOLATION and when he finally reported that
he was certain Mrs. Henry and an M
known man were keeping the Miss ag
woman and child prisoners at Mrs. 1Ienrys
home they refused 20 make any arrest
without WARRANT.
Then Wnslow applied al the prescott
ing attorneys Office for a warrant. He
talked the case over with Deputy john
II. Hart The latter refused the wsrr4ut.
He told Winslow that If he were Certain
h.s Wife and baby wev= being deprived Of
;heir liberty iavoiantarilt,, rs proper course
would be 10 baoeaS corpus khe.l that no
criminal proceedings could be connss @ed
Upon this advice Wtnsiow consulted his
lawyer. j Henry Denning and with tears
In his eyes in!piorei h-s aid III restoring the
IN sslns woman and baby. Before AIRY
legal steps were taken. however. i'.e case
took. an unexpected turn, according 10
Winsows story. He says that IN Satur-
day he met Mrs. Henry on the street ana
that she gave him the startling informa-
sion that If he would meet her in front
a. ~ New York block on Second AVENUE
and Cherry street on Monday u3ra.ng ard
pay her 500 he would as ,ll3 where 10 find
his wife and baby. Wins3ow claims - have
accepted the terms and 20 have APPEARED
:: the preavrauge3 tine and place. oniy
20 mees WIKI disappointment. ;.s claims
no one was theFe 10 meet MIN.
After Spending ali day Monday in trying
10 gain entrance /. Mrs. Heary's home.
where ne was ~ this time certain his wife
MAS concealed WiFlslow again e;.Iied uron
Attorney Denrsug and il tears reQue stesi
the latter 20 proceed with the habe1s
corpus THIS result was hat a: O'Clock
Moniay evening Winslow's petition vas
presented TO Judge Jacol=s az the ia.ter's
home on Fourth avenue TIE Petition
was granted AMI writ ordered issued But
no deputy clerk could b. touad - issue
the document Il was : o'clock IL tire
rsore.ns< before W.cslow al last located
Chief Deputy Clerk JOAN Wallace snd
fastened with him % }he court house.
There in me unearthly Ight % approach
ing dawn the accommodating ottifal made
cut the writ ard affixed the big seal OF the
court.
Meyer Rontcd From His Bed
NiuSIows 1ex. step vas 70 have the
writ served. and a. , o'clock Sheriff M0x.r
was routed from, his he'd By the impatient
WinSl3w and requested TO go az once .
tho Henry residence on Pike street, VITA
Some darsurrirg the bulky sheriff con-
piled JUS AZ dawn the officer raped a.
thu door. Mrs. Henry answered The sum
mons Sra Was served with the paper AZ !
also put under arrest. The Wit contained
A clause giving tie sheriff power - take
fae RESPONDENTS inso custody Z hs saw TX.
Wirs!ow demanded a search for his wife
ard child. but % his gr.st disappoin: MEM
ma n9s,S.. proved 20 be empty. Mrs. Henry
vas tht= sole occupant. tnder the circun-
xta~ceS Sheriff Meyer though, u net a.
vssaslA - keep Ms Henry in custody. ar !
after warning her 20 be IN court A. 30
o'elock released her ard wen; h0Ene 10 re
s1nle his Slum5ers-
~ the hour mentioned. Mrs.. Henry au3
h..r lawyer. ". n N23l<an. ana Wnslose
and hss lawyer NJ. D%ncing, appeared II
court Attorney Mad'xan alsd a return
deryinT me sensational charges Of ab5Gc-
ttcr ara false trnprfson n1eut ART was anx-
FesS ira: his cIsent should take <he stand
70 derry :ke era rEeS under oath. subject 20
.,rass-ex animation. Eut - tais Attorney
Tessrr3nS ehfa~tsf He ha3 I'D wltne SSss
q reeut AIRY statement Mrs. Henry might
make ar6 al rot wish - risk his cas-
Fge aske9 for a continuance N order - coi-
l~e- evidence The othe- SIZE opposed taa
notion Agt Judge jacobs ordered the case
post gegre<5 80 this FT1or1ing.
WIrS8ew = ore % the fusion delegates
70 the El3~rSessrg convent iou. ard II IS
t.c}tiv understood taat ~ o@eer . fsrthe-
t~a interests - the party leaders ae wi.I
,+ss-,sss RS domestic tr08hlss from BIS
rnina 81 few Avs aH3 81 over VIVA rs
delegation. allowing HE AasTas corpus ease
e -erszsn y state quo g-t3 his -etuxu.
As hseeve limited TIE police ard prose
01tfnx attorney az not q. al certain that
NJ Ws=so~'s 6s3sr-tc- - wita0u. her
corSsr.. Il. fact th&re are many cream
stances eaat Ie.d rAe-s e think tss ~o1~
trar4 tAA rzSe They believe another IA 2
: al ~ bottom - - tr1tsk,3e ard .has Ire
--soAn Is-e wac IL alleged - Nfrsfex
IS D. actsaE A4= Wsfes tasler - II ssst
.a@ p~@tty yogng vfEe's lover. NsrS}ew
h6RSe.S tAsy <1is4., - secretly SstsS5sx