The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-03
M b BDlIllED.


...seru aetcetiye who n .. present
- 81. rs talking with Poss-Intslil-
ZE'.s..-. ~snors<r yesterday afternoon At 2o-
- ...xuuarfsrs about the nunko men.
- - policeman for every green
- - zane to Seattle" sail the de-
Il ..<-. sAvrs, could no. proven: them from
: l.l- 800 money Then ae went on 20
- !. .elebrssted case In which Rebel
llgl.. : - fxsiser OF gold brick men. Was
!z's...s the victims friends told him
-. ~ 80 foo;fng with a buuko game
E9z $3.50 10 let him have money 70 90
!l.. : - ns sid quietly away from them
e.. srvuwed $50 from q banker Ia an
H.. ~ lust before ne purchased the
~. . MS taking with IL Teil-known
ss..e.s hat would not tell hlHa anything
..ss - nuyiUsss. He was nervous, and
~s s.soTtsye could not understand what
la. ~. matter with him. Suddenly he
- 5-piaas~ excuse me, ! have an I'M
-, esxareuaesst.'' With that he
1<.s .war and met Rebel George.
! 'sss. teoksng at the brick ne remarked to
/ s2s.s f:eoYre. that his friends told him
- - purchasing A Brick.
-. saexs that ls 60" replied George.
-. srs getting geld brick, sure
The reply completely disarHed
g.. strsir. and he paid over the $500.
q af,sorre,' purchased him q red neck
ISaaA s1af him home
sG.sauAIle the detective telsgraphed 10
- Il uha: had happened 70 bis friend
aske HIN 80 nervous. TIE reply he
- g ktfeY was az follows: ''He bought
u 80 hft1k -
- eoes to show" said the detective,
sakaf when a man thinks he can make
1HsB on ECO investment, hs has lost
pa ,.6sou and will deceive his friends In
- 10 be yictimlzed-"
y he detective finished speaking
xrns nan clad In regulation Hlond!ke
ssrfnne. with broad-brimmed hat. APP
S.ssehed police headquarters. The detec-
= and Clerk Atkins caught sight OF him
= - same time, and chorused: Here
- kick.
g mr. we're right. The man was Henry
H11er. and he had just loaned $40 to
I'D" His story proved how innocent
= ~ Ways OF the world many people are
n6 how carefully they abstain from read
r. newspapera. II Kober had read the
s1s1s-lntelligencer during the past week
IL Would have been In $40 this morning
- had the pleasure OF laughing at
dIges hanko man.
reher nid that he met an old man sew
~ days ago and learned that he was
Il ~ way to Alaska. with a large con-
sm4nf d horse blankets.
tfjday he old man met Kobcr On the
u1amef City Of Seattle. coming from TIA
loons 70 SEATTLE After they had landed
- "a mar accompanied him and his COM
nanjons. shres In number. up town. On
Columbia street. between the Halter ard
1sxweK buildings the old man worked
Nm away from his friends into the alley
aad sshsd aim II he had any money. Ko-
~ tald .Cxsalsly." The old man pro-
auced draft or bond for sl.Uo. He said
thai ~ puid sss II cashei, but he needed
enms money Immediately TO pay a small
bill ssd II Kober would loan II To him no
WoaH rfnrn II In a few minutes.
II ~ neh nice old man that Kober
~ 4aNn Into hts pocket and handed
~ ~ oil the money he had with him.
3nentaa old man went into the alae door
IN HAiler block Kobar waited fifteen
tnut1A and no old man Appeared. He
n ~ friends about the deal and They
t1keAsd the building until s:so o'clock.
cs1t Willard explained that the nice old
~ veat In ore door and cut the other
i - than one minute. and might be In
0eoea BY the time the case Was report
j. y the police.
so !. Reynolds A. II. Price and Tom
oniih. who are charged with hankuing
lkrtin Engle out Of sla5 on Paradise
n near the Denny hotel, xsre arralgn-
= n Justice Austin's court Friday morn
~ Owing 10 other cases, the hearing
M continued to April g. In default OF
- bonds each. the defendants were re-
nasGaa TO the county jail.
Among the arrivals az police headquar-
~ yesserfiay afternoon was l<crin Soren-
-. who II roouing at the ST. Charles
mai He had just taken o lesson in tina.
nstFessing little game called top and
lstscm.'' /; cest him so for the exclusive
etts!ton Of the professor aud his assist
~ Sofenson was satisfied that he got
- experience In "A saloon somewhere I'm
% lower part Of the city. He had
NArhed the posst OF telling how they
esnsed the srots on the dice. when De-
ylrssve Powers said that he hal heard OF
u EEsfie before