The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-16
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- fhe past sew oayu heve mate
) f1s sr1S1esd The opinion entertained ~
IS 11ng attcrneys c9tce regarding
n - - ~ alleged uneounsssscAfed Los
& 49, srctansauseur. who claims 70 have
y s.s1na11 Of - By Joseph Sears IN
..ss..ssrN a1e q Madison street park
!! fsnssIis, who - German. ana
& 2SSs.ss1r9 uenxs the mask q injured inno-
- A roc1alms his iack Of gu1e from
] ups p1aced ID the sweat
j SesR Prosecuting Attorney NcEtroy
INT, John B. Hart. and rigid
<sSrrrnrnted concerning certain Fumcrs
- recently gained cuFTsney IN 2o-
y Z sIa The outcome. 4 = sid. Was
- fSlGn not only confessed that ha
- e1ven back bis mO0ey. but that
- koi1lng out for S30e more from
representatives OF the alleged
Ssi1ircy and Mr.. Hart informsd
n r. = uncertain language that they
- expected him TO remain In Stat
= Rpoecufe Sears In the superior
- g 6pae ~ bis being made financial
- IT. - accept any more money from
ksn51Ged frterds Of Sears than - hed
\ jose. Cxr5iff Plea was that he
- for loss 81 time.
s1G g insure CaFl;s. sppearsncs g
- - him deposit with Clerk Hoiio-
Il cash. IN iisu OF = witness bail
= Was fhsn allowed TO 90. Up 70
11G6v - hsd been out Of tsil on his
- Nesg9i1anee. h.v:ns plesded eArnes3-
~ - uas Tor time held n defa1t
q mn1o lnr bis APPEARANCE - . WIZ
R ~ that time he had pleaded poverty
! G1sA pathetic eaxnesfnaes that Mr..
TkNo0 a5n1os moved % tears. And yet.
- NeUeoy and Mr.. Hart learned yes
49,. a nat time CARllis had his -
1(owe6 away out Of reach Of the
loe ccdsf. which had relieved him of
8 - TO carliis conssssson. The
1Ws010 returned 10 him Immediately
onF9 Arrest. about two weeks ago
1el6Qe that man whose name he does
II IL sfscss e osar1 lAwyess. soion !.
1900 and Hiram JAcoha. took HIM to
CrurA - . street car and there re-
- HIN the I'D and accompanied him
- % spite o. this injunctloa, Carl
n&ouE4e6 10 Seattle promptly On the day
01tod Tor Sears preliminary examina-
- - the great surprise ot the prosecu-
6elIp had been bought az and rail-
- out Of town b. SEARS friends.
N making what he termed "a clean
11nG - ~ yesterday. CAFllis made serious
- e TIE pssssnce .of both lr: Nc
- ~ that before he agreed 20 receive
III - money he had an interview With
- y their Once and that they :oId
- - - doing nothing wrong In receiv-
1T H claims that one OF them further
Iii - A1hak when he asked Mr.. Jacobs:
Y<|D ~ yot1 ANYWAY the latter 70
y: That - al right. The Judge 10 my
end ! an = lawyer and know what
casirs further said that whom Ne re-
eG1e6 % Unexpectedly on the day Of the
go1m1qary Mr.. Williams approached him
- u Justice court and remained: What
q ys1 h Ssass here Didn't yen get your
Williams and Mr.. Jacobs unqualified
eeAonacs ~ falss CarlIisf Aepsrstons on
JreeeeeienAi abcnsety. 4E sJAcoho,
- 2 son q Jude oran9s Jacobs o.
e9t nys that he never knew Cariha un-
q IN day Of the preliminary examination.
- advised him 10 accept any u10ney or
- Us IN any echenne 20 ''raiiraA6' him
sst e town. He admiss that g go have .
teellminary, but says that II took place IN
. houoe on Pike street and that he called
- CAriIs ~ fhe iatter'a request TO give
M certain legal advice OF perfectly
pfupef character.
Attorney Williams .says thar he did talk
Nh Carilis on that same day. bus says
III he neve. complained TO him ON account
8 HE return TO prosecute 6eArN Both
lawyers initiate that Carilis II . rc-
UnAcef
Dut 1t any rate Mr.. McE,roy and Mr..
4on have come 10 the conclusion that even
y CAellis did succumb TO the evils Of the
Mees.card man he IL something Of a &C.
M II = mot every .reenhorn." they say.
~ esscceeds In getting hts money hack
usthoot irrevocaiiy promising 20 drop
pF1escstion. and then attempts to extort
e4l more money from his srindierS friends.
. Mey think Carliis ala.
AtAl Inns ~. afzft - -
An9eles and says that II his friends there
enew he had been In Jail they would be
snoehed beyond measure. He WAS on his
way 70 Alaska when he fell. ~ he ciaisns.