Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
FIFTH EDTTIOI


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-, Ever since the burning r,s Z
s ne store s and dwelling on n ~ : !
nenR West, on AondHx w md atoni
S Soilelng which had been S,II.Y
l rs oeen broken open !, ut ane
shamefully plllAaed ana a .Oss
household Grtlc e. ioes
Which hAd NOT been cop,Dm Ss.s
iamily had left everylhlSv u T. 4
CONDITION that tis Are ~, ~ !, ,a
, n, ana ,nsuranoe conmlsslonsr, o s0s
no altncuity 10 arriving a, N, ~ .
OF damages sustained, Tb'
log appTlsed OF The rnbSs, POI.
I 5ioNn on Saturday, arrested H.
hssan, . boy ID , ears oi ~. a y
concerned in b robbery. 81 nv y
Goei wit his father Al 5ii w ~
street; Tbs goods were tt,Sss
ICON, ,ss baud store Of J1ha &. w.,
soli. "eeie 'lIy
Through further in,orm,,l,, .
we police arrested the foIIo.is
Toys engaged In the robbs,,' n
5~arth, Taylor and RirEvao8."
L le, 10 years old, O2B w.,
erect James OlAuoy ,n ~ N
y Anoy, b04 Wsst second ~.
hAfIy Walrsysn, 6lS Obristl,s'''
Fhe boys ranged from 9 10 IA =.
age, and some Of them vsrs W.,
W men they wore Errs'sn.d M
court this morning John g. W.
second hand dealer, took ma ~" ~
esliued 10 purchasing a ~
from HAgAn OF g. rs, yLlot M
supposed US Eorlh aboui sl@
Tue coach VIZ Wheeled ib,oIk,
WREN Judge Ball said Il e,S
Norih about tl5 when new, nnd N
aot Deen worn much. Wood M
hARan told him that bis molb,,
70 sell u, 81 she needed ths mona
top not being with the coach Al
Was sent 20 set II, but be cams NJ
,a'd bis mother could not aud n /
for him WOOD 10 glvd Ts.sSl
vas Hofth without The top
City Solicitor Turner upllsB.A
lying upon Clerk Hylapd's AbIsl
took from 10 humber Of hSHtfs,sl
. half doEsn iisuttd iossl,, A !,
table napkins, . ohIld's ololhlps n
much OF It braided and tcAltbsi
40 almost endless variety Of lltIIe \
cts belonging to . family Wbe,s
were children, the whole being M
Considerable Sm5a1: g mapsy
bundle Of clothing and household
oies ware sold 10 Mrs. OA,hAflps "
the wife Of John 8. Wood, and
wood being present, testlhsd ih.t
gave 30 oen's for the whole,
A lot Of smoothing irons we're Al
me pTop-rly recovered. Bo,h h
Ball and City Solicitor Turner /,
very plainly 10 both the Woods
are the kind Of people Who snoou
thsse boys TO steal, EAll Judge
without some place TO cell tbelr |
Ter they would no. seal Wood
bis wife both protested that they
every precAution 70 ascertain Whs
the goods utrs stolen. Judge Bal
minded them that they might h
llRt such boys could not clms By h
sut d. hone'ty. Wood tlld be 4
oned hereafter be would require q
rom the b, ~ parents before he 0
CHASED. Oily Solicitor Tarner sald /
note or no note they hAd DO bullhes
deal 10 this manner With suuh boys.
Judga Ball plainly tod them
they ought 10 b prosecuted for req
ina stolen goOdt, and the neIt 'lms 4
came before the O)url 10 this mAnI
they would be Wood Ind bic Z
both Sunk AWAY from The WltIel1 d
under the Indignant ffOWns Of ID
Ball and City solicitor TaFnsr,
glad 70 esolps The scorchl1R ofdq
which they bed been subjected.
What to DO With the boys vas
ton which pnLEisd The court TIE
freely admitted Ihslt quit, the sm
and younger boys being duposs
put the b.Ame upon hARAn,
with Leslie, were rather dlspose
Justify the stealing, As II would
the betp Tor the uAH Who owned 7
as 10 that case the insurance
would allow more for damages, II
Was CLOSELY questioned WhHs be ROi
idea o insurance from, He said 10
It from HA7Gn. 10 AnsWtr IS %
his family lived, Leslie said they
nothirR now, but bis sister KEPT o.
house.
"WhAt does your sister d'2' al
City Solicitor Turner
"5he IL eoig to gel married
Christmas, replied the by
As the goods had In The mAln
recovered, and the boys belhg too
and young TO hold for court, u
Ball discharged them, bat tod
that II ever they came before hl@
he would ssni them to jail
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