Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-25
NUMBER 70.
THE SIREN JENNY GREEN

How She Played it $500 Worth on w,n.
Martin in Way to be Despise.l--Hsr
Heel Kept Rocking. on the Grcensacs
III Her Stocking.
On Friday last WA. Martin, apparently a
lnmberman. registered eli the American
house. Like sensible man, lie deposited
his money, amounting to over 500, with
the proprietor of the hotel. II. Pottgieser. 81.
Like foolish man, he took his money fron,
the hotel safe yesterday, and forthwith
meandered ON a toot. Returning to ths
American in an advanced stage of into1ica
ton, he was seen to go upstairs with Mrs.
Jennie Clark. better known as Jennis
Green, boarder of the house.
In the evening, another female boarder,
who is one of the attaches of the Adelphia,
went to her room and found Martin stretched
npon her bed, in a speeches. state
Of inebriety, and with So bill sticking out
Of one of his pockets. The Adelphia damsel
at once notified Mr.. Pottgieser. and he, IL
turn, notified Capt Weber, who proceeded
Immediately to the hotel. The captain thesa
discovered that the woman Green had barely
money enough to pay her board on SATURDAY.
night, but Martins pockets were empty.
save tho hslf exposed $5 bill. Proceeding
70 Jennie Green's room, the officer at once
cccused her of "going through" Martin,
jennie denied she had any money at all, but.
happening to move at the time, SIS bill
vas discovered Just underneath her dress
Of course, an exalcination of her person
Followed, and another So bill was discovered
in her bosom.
"Jennie," said the captain, y must look
IN your purse"
~ have got no more money! pleaded the
indignant Jennie.
"Pull off your stockings ordered the II
Eepressible captain.
In tie heel Of Que of those neither sas-
nents was found SIS bill, and 81 bill in
the heel of the other. So much for the cap
tain's instinct. He then found she had de
posted $lo with another woman boarder of
the house, which he also secured, and then
walked Of to the police station with the
miraculously impecunious Jennie.
At the station, Jennie whisked around and
turned out her pocket, which contained
about an ounce of very purSent snuff, a
pocket book, a reel of thread, and other odds
and ends. Jennie was then locked up, and
the captain counted $32.6C in money, as the
result OF his haul, with the bed ana turm
ture still to be heard from. Martin was.
meanwhile, too drunk to get anything out
of him concerning his Sunday smashing.
LAIER.--The room and furniture have
been heard from. $50 bill was discovered
artistically covered up in the ashes of the
stove of the Immaculate and poverty stricken
!, Jennie's room. Her trunk, which had bee,
previously searched without developing any
! plumber. was found to contain, on second
examination, 500 and the torn half of the
s. bill originally discovered at her feet A
chambermaid has also developed into
a witness, she having seen Jennie
fumbling round the inebriated Martin.
Z The plnndered man came TO his senses
shortly after midnight. and says the Last
! thing he remembers was talking to Jennie.
! but the when and where are altogether
/ indefinite. Thus is Jennte's Nemesis weav
j ing the net of evidence against her. as ehe
| tosses in a station cell.