Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

THE MAN WHO RAISED AN EXCITEMENT HERE T

1hk NAN WhO An EACITEnENT TURNS
Up IN BALTIMORE.
The police have learned that the man who caused
some trouble at the Metropolitan Hotel Sunday
morning is not Michael Bannon, jr., as he gave 1t
himself, but Philip II. Watts, grocer and liquor
dealer atBowie station, on the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad, about IL miles from this city, Ac-
cording to the Information received by the police
Watts had some trouble about his place when
local option was In force in the county and his
case was set for trial in Marlboro yesterday. 1t
stated that he first went to Baltimore and drew
his money from bank and then placed lt In another
bank under the name or Michael BanDon- He
evening and was arrested at the depot saturday
night After his release from the police station as
stated In yesterdays STAR he went to the Metro
politan Hotel, taking his little child with him.
While at the motel he purchased dozen bot Ties OF
champagne, and sunday morning, while under the
influence or the liquor, he caused some alarm ia
The hotel and would not be quoted until the
policemen arrived and arrested MIN.
The Baltimore sun OF this morning says: "a
man who gives his name as Michael Bannon, IT., 4,
locked up at the western police station, charged
with assaulting Miss Madeline Waxter a young
Lieut. Fuliem that she was standing 1T the corner
OF Baltimore and Eutaw streets with her aunt
Mrs. Louis Myers, AMI holding the latter's baby
while waiting for a car, when Bannon came up
and enectionately asked the name OF the baby
He was told that IL was Louise, and then he tried
TO take IL from the young Iady's arms It's mother
grabbed the baby and ran to Miss Waxter's home
The young lady followed, and was In turn followed
by bannon, who, she says. tried 10 hug her. When
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Waxter, who was sitting inside, heard the noise
and caught Bannon and held nun until a police
man came. AT the station ne said the young lady
was his wife and the mother OF his three Children
She positively denied this, saying that She never
saw him before. Mr.. Waxter says his daughter is
not married"
PRISONERS SENT TO ALBANY PENrTENrIARY-
Captains Russ and Crocker Of the Jail left last
Burgess, convicted July II Of house breakin9 and
sentenced 10 years in the Albany pentenliary
and James Lawson, Who In March last was con-
Scted OF house breaking and sentenced TO mont hs
In jail, and on June convicted OF a slmilar
onsnse and sentenced TO one year at Albany.
MARRIAGE LIcENsKS - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Allen NJ
shepard, OF Mt Sterling Ill, and Mrs MEDIA W.
N. Mlloerger; Jas; ]. Williams and Jennie Will
ana Adeiia X. Niche, both OF Richmond Va; ID.
B. Hudson and Beulah v. Martin both OF Rich
mond Va; JAS b. Wall and Matte j. Brigstock.
both OF Prince George county,
HUSBAND SUES FoR DIvOKcE.--Jonathan C.
Calhoun to-day, by Mr. ". e. stone, nled a bill for
. divorce from VerceieEa Calhoun. The petition
states they were married al Walden. Mass Nav
O. 1863, and he charged that his wife has been un-
Kind and undutiful 10 HIM; that she frequently
averred that she wanted nothing TO DO with him
and that In May, 1854, without cause she deserted
and abandoned him, and refused TO live with him;
and he also charges her with adultery with some
party In Walden
T.
the Washington city Bible society resumed theiI
monthly meetings In the parors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association last evening at
O'Clock, Rev. DIR. Pitzer. president, In the Chair
Mr.. Win. Balantyne, treasurer, reported: Receipts
In september from ST Pauls English Lutheran
churen. s2U.2s; value or grants IN July and Au
gust, so. 10; balance In treasury, S17.2O. The
following grants were made: six reference Bibles
70 Mr.. JAS L Pugh. OF Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION; nifty Testaments 10 Young Mems Chris
iIan Association for use IN jan; twelve Bibles u
free0mans Hospital The president gave an In
terestlng account OF his visit 10 the British anC
Foreign Bible society House in London during The
convention OF the worlds missionary societies In
June, and exhibited u specimen OF q verse OF ths
gospel Of John printed In two hundred and nifty
inherent languages and dialects
RICHMOND ExcURsIoxIsrs MARRIED HERE-Yes
terday al excursion train came up from Richmond
anu three couples Of the party procured marriage
% ,ne Train, w. T. HICKS and Dulcie A. Nash, o
fIedericksourg. Va, had friends In this city with
Snom they stopped hast night, and this morning
nali oOlen young lady friends escorted them u
the court house, where a marrfaIe license wa,
pfocured Rev. Z ID. Bailey was sent for and cam.
W VIZ Srlnihl Court room. where he married the
number OF the Officers OF the court AZ the con
ciusioh ot the ceremony some one SAID the yerdic,
vas .nns y, ,v ' sacn other and the sentenc'
mar1ageaoie young ladies In the party and one q
sne oacnelor omcers OF the court alter witnessIn.
pared 70 follow suit. None OF the young T.s,ieS
Sook TINS broad hint, however, and he Is sun
STOLE rHB COAT AND vRsr Fnon A sr rrp,xa
Ayoong man named John Simons SATURDAY, nivh
teu asleep on PARK on Ohio avenue. When M
Guns and hat were on the grass near vhers ~
had been sleeping. Last evening Detective Horn
arrested . negro named Andrew Taylor. A col
oreo man known as Babe Jones purchased the Goa
and vest from Taylor. who claimed that he bouqh
the coat and vest for 81. Taylor was tried In IL