The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-19
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ihsson was nominated ny q. =
sAnd received a large ycse - ~
Ties. This Year she vaa - 81 r.
aoah ~saassaIionA and rsc11rs2
mense vote. She is Tie dasnaa'
op Huntington. Of the Cknis, q
diocese in the Episcopal churS
eiaiist-i-abor party had : -.
Gate Tor the same oflicx ~, N
Evan. and the Prohthitooass. - ~ -
Eva harrison. In Rcchep,er r 80
Helen Montgomery was elee1ss S y !
commissioners OF public inrsy.sssx
was a nonparsisan indeoendsss .ss
Quoted her own canvass -
woman 10 be elected 10 IN e1ns. ]. 81
ester. Cortland. oneida. T~~S -!
Ic1npkins. Madison and csfsassss... Nd
tiles all elected woman 49, .sS T..
sieners.
Inc case OF the Rev. Wunon -. =.
ter, president Of the Nev - T.
academy, who left his home Is ~. = n.
Mass. week ago to ny Z = "a. ~.
York ana mas never been 49, ~
since. is still deep mystsr5. NN
detectives are engaged q IT, -
so far with no result. He =. 49, n
the New Haven Steamboat vAers 1s s.
on Thursday night 10 enenep : -.
home. At $50 O'Clock he Ma - p. ~
pier. carrying his gripsack Ufsnn .'ssrs-
later he VAS seen TO come 49, vIllsSsS r..
grip and go across the etreef Fsss 4
did not sail that night theeN = = St.
DR.. Dexter Is a married - ~ S.s
standing in the commuuity. II
pearance has caused = seaaflm
The case OF Roland b Nn,nem 49,
ed with the poisoning of - fx-.
seems to be n as great mu6d1A = ..-s
The case came up in two coprta z ~.
was rejected at both. and Rnesris ~
refused to name a trial jury. n n.S.
long statement, reviewing IL -
moves that have led to tho pxoo16t iIess.
emphasizing that the district atinnss -
acted on his own initiative and ru16It
bi.ity, without consulting Tie cortf -.
court of appellate divisiou win - 8 4.
case unless 1t has the c0usont & - re-
prosecution and the defeuse, ~ -
the court should wait for tho So 2
the defendant to be tried,s II. O. -
for that. Of course, would b : -
of justice and undignified. but tauan
circumstances and cases which rpG1Se
ceptional treatment. and thia ON m
at all anxious 20 enter, upon ~ ~
this case under any circumstanon -.
ditions, except those which VIII = =.
solute satisfaction to all parties 60
ed. The conditions here are % ereoor'
that make these observations b Aea -
OF ending the unfortunate and UNI II.
ferences and happenings that nm =.
rounded this case with 10 mueh ~.
tainty and given rise to 20 mucA Nltin
and fault finding" II Mr.. M6nNxA
guilty OF the crime Of poisoning r. -
have been tried and sentenced ~ -
il innocent 1t is terrible thru n y
should be confined In jail all theGe 80
while the district attorney a1d hn3l
quarreled and mismanaged his 90 &t
cases like this that make Amerto6x -
a laughing stock to the world
Owing to the quickneN ana cleFo1nl
of New York drummer wosfltf -
man from the country was extfacts1 CT
the clutches OF the green goooa - Il
500 recovered. The drummer ~ ~
restaurant about O'Clock h ~ ~
noon and observed two weIl.dr0Gol e.
come in and talk with tail. ht1Q
wearing a soft hat with q n0ocA -
They sat down at table near ~ r.
began a low, earnest conveeaok3qe u
drummer could not oyerhear W1nk 81
were saying, but he was sharp - :
SEQ by the two mems actions -
were up to some sw.ndle. He an1M =
meal before the others and hufyl -
to the railway depot acrcsD ~
where he met hackman nsane4
Blenns. whom he told OF hi -
Then he left on the northbound ~ i
hackman was equal to the emery 4
lay In wait. When the three - ~,
cut he winked at the tan man. W. =
and spoke to him. Tlenns 49,
few questions and found that ~ - !.
mer's story was true. The two -
oft. but Bienns jumped into he No
went after them. and with the - q
couple OF policemen overhauled a. \
Broadway. 1t was the old stolys
sharpers had sold 5000 worth g s 4 n
ment notes for $780, Fortunasaq 4
farmer had paid over the lasf9
form OF check. which was -
stopped at the bank ISuue