The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-22

rot let ray letter to the church be rad
Al tAss conference. ard when -. 5saeT
the whole hoard ard ;s.afl saia tae ys1eet-
'tg wks al saasned and thai rev board
- TRUSTEES woaAa ~ elected tHo weeks
They sang Him Down.
When ! gut up 20 protest against TIE
way they were treating E1e, tasy started
III On the Do1ology ard drowned ms out
sang me down. ~ course. / was mad
You bet 1 vas mad. being treated taat
way oy = man WHO spends church money
ana = ants his wors4 10 D. q receipt lTs fal
Tor u, ana ] went, up tfs alsa@ after tfse
meeting and told BAILEY he was 10 gentle.
Faan. atsd taai 10 vas afraid
that would show him up Bal
ey backed away ans stewaF4 pIiIs.y
tatsfEerea and shouted out. We dga'.
want 30 row from gsa. I'll have Won
taken care o. ana took hold ~ a chair
some say he said he would brain r..e On
the spot
started COX Wiley. saying, You
make move and I'll smash your taw'
All ssis time tee policeman aas out IT
sizat. s4& no~ Wiley ran tutG the par
soha9e and got him I started oat ard
vas On the sidewalk when Wiley cana
70 TAG GooT ~ the church sas Policeman
being outside, and yelled after NE: III
YOU commence any row hers veil ng you
! tod my wife 70 hold my umbrella and
BOOK and started hack to break his ;av
~asn NshiteF Washington grabbed Wiley
and said - him; Don't you Try 20 start
. fa%, either or wen fix you
This ended the matter. The policeman
9lths DO anything When the election
comes We viii show Mr. Bailey up as he
deserves 20 matter how maay policemen
Reg Bailey could not hs found vestsr-
daS afternoon, but John Wiley. the enieg
steward, Was seen. lie refused 10 dis
cuss he iFoassse. except e. say that any
one WHO said lte had STaAtsea 3. esair and
Threatened IA brain Murray lied. u SAID
ha1feF WIS ri right ard ts@At Murray
was only making bis own trouble. TAAt
II would al be settled IN Bailey favor
IN the end
Other members llA not take such a view
~ H. sail q irt1Enit4ttt lneFaaer u the
cfFsSFe cation: f'Et is "a aIsgfacefui rGyg.
aud the congregation IL divided Many
Do not Ike the way Reg. Bailey IL act-
lng. No one bat himself knows what has
nsscaTDe or the ;narey he has received and
he refuses 70 tell aud the conKresa tiesn
don't ike it~~that ts many uf them u 3ils
all but ono or two condemn the bringing
% 81 policeman Is the meeting. His pres
eIac@ merely anEef@d people aho would
otherwise have kept their temper. Why
II locked ike were q lot III huOdiUraa
going to Daest together instead Of Il CON
ET~g8fton ~ Christians. People won't
siand being intiuldated especially s.
their own church or course. the Officer
vas not - blame; ii was those who
drought him 60 the church. I lock for lots
Of trouble AZ the meeting two weeks from
n0w. and u the QuarYeging members keep
on. somebody will eet hurt II wouldn't
stsli another person who Vas present,
hut not fueEutseT-~iu fast, evidently an
unFeseuerate, hy the way he laughed orer
the row said There was no danger
WHY there wasn't enc ~ 'em had q razor.
unless IL was the policeman. r was oe1-
ter Than a circus. They We're all yeljH'
ard sh8kin' fists and c.lI!u' names and
ths women got into r. too. Just watched
the row hopiu' To SEQ a eight. bat there
was too many hold ~ their coat tails,
and thew wasn't SO eager that they tore
auy clothes 10 get luoas."
The members Of the 4 NJ T. church
await the coming election In fear and
trembling. while the unEodly whD attend
the services az odd times can hardly re-
stra0 their sagcFneks FOR what they cali
ssfr -~~rorye' round fn tlse affair, II ~ safe
70 predict tremendous audience on that
occasion. 9sit tho strength Of tho police
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