The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
INVESTIGATION
IS Tagging
Grand Jurors Say Their Efforts are Baked by I'm
truthful Witnesses They Threaten to Prose
cute Purjurers---AHcged City
Council BOOdIingS

% the curniaue theatef. dance and
es-pseft hall. charged uith violating
tbs baruaid ias Ia emfioslns 80
men in . place where liaacr 10 seid
~ . beverage
T1ir indictments we're ready 70 be
retarncd with the last lot, but ew
fnk 90 clerical error fn them, thss
~nns held lerA Prosecuting After
nrs Scott was not aware OF THIS tact
when M ilarloFsd fhe names ~ the
n,rH who had been Indicted ny the
Jury. At thai time he thought that
the if.dAetu.snts against fhr tw~ snsD
bsst beer r<fafnett
Il WAS stated ~ AZ. Scott today
that tbs h,dictm&nir had not been
rrtusned. Ne refused. - did also
F,s~maa f1Esott. 10 state shrthsf
the sndirtmsnf. Waufd ever b. re-
tnrnes u l. capcsded very rreb-
able that thsy will be within The
roos af,rr ii, grand jury conveu-
% shla Fsofuiss. n r. fisse. one -
the attorneys for the Cttinsus' Light
a Power casapenf. uas called be-
fQfr the hosif ae q witness. For
more than a an hoaf he vas hsia by
In fuFsfnen and eleaelY questioned
fAsafdink city council matters. TIE
Al nnsf IL which the franchise 20 the
rnufranT he rep4c=ents eaa pfcrur-
"a. and other matters pertaining 60
ttsr city council. Nefc Esne into.
When ar. Clise cnfne ouf Of the
1ufr suusu he declined 20 make any
Abatement fssaf1tns his testimony.
bat would not den, that h. had been
nrtef hx the Ipff ahont the owner
stItn ~ stnfE IL the com ptlny be rep
f~fensed. lie stated. ho~cser. that
heftould not tell the jury about that
Haffet, since he DID not know ~ The
renefrhte 81 stock IN the t1fnrany
nnfside Of his osxn reHEouai hold
T n any councilman aid own stort
N the company. IL vas news 20 him,
be riiih lie said that TIRE stock
BOOKS ef the conrany were AZ tho
NeN York offer. and that he was
net familiar with them
Patricia Mcmahon. a Republican
rnlitieien wen known IN the gam
hiias world. was called 20 the Wit
r,cse stand after Mr.. Cfise left the
Jury rousn. Mcmahon Il considered
,'~is~r 10 the general sitna tion. u
u thought that he has good IDEA Of
WHERE The money that fhe gamblers
pail out. went Hc was long con
sidsrcd the risht- hand man Of some
Of the Powers that be, and ii was es-
pefted that he woaid prove Il yAlu-
able witness 20 the Jury.
That he told but little 81 the tninsa
he Il supposed 10 know was cvidenc-
81 ~ the fact that he was IN the
Jury room but q few minutes When
be- came out. he said that thr only
thing that he told the turymen about
was the 70 rer cent. deal that the
Cianrys made with thu gamblers
he said that he aid not know %
very much about -, but that he told
What he did know. others gam
bling matters were touched upon.
but he said he did not know about
them. 80
After McMahon.p testimony had
beer given. several witnesses from
Franklin In the uurderons assault
tnar against Andrew Dahommey
we're sworn in the jury room and
gave. their testimony. pnhommey
Y said 10 have attempted TO Nil
Robert Mcclure and Charlie Morris
Il Franklin. Jan. 81. All the par
sics are eoiored.
a, number OF witnesses In the
ffnariie Wilson case have been sub
poenaed and will probably testify
tnday. Wilson claims to have been
unsasrFrifully beaten In the police
4atiau several weeks ago by Night
taHer John corbett and other police
$40 p. m.-The Erand Jury has
| lust returned two scaled indictments
i~rnc-~ arv supposed TO he agninst Ton
| Clancy and At. G. Scuily. charged
with violating the ''barmaid'' act