Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

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and then after 8 few foTmzLues, both
acre marched over q tie ]4I - be
gone tselys csys.
Il IS through 70 low deprayily of taste
= tle la EG RAN -HERALD that l-ck-
I names are gwen = tns geutry who sp-
F pear ~ tbs column. IL MAS TIE iil-
mortal Cooke who estaDl. shed TIE
/ pgllc-p.s ~ -aw L1AE tneEe nothing ~
/ = name xnen ths majesty " t1e laN =
/ involved Hence Boo Is Just a. good as
/ Robert, A.ke as good Is Mlcn&el, As
| long as you ye gOt your m2n sale ,n me
| tolls. - when = man gives nls name
/ - Bl.y' Mead, dOwu L goes o. Iae
/ record, and into the TEL EGRAG- HERALD
! u goes ss Blliy Mead, and 10 cOnSldera-
! tons OF aesthetics are allowed 10 DIS
/ tracl the issue. Billy MeSd's drunk
I and Billy Mead S5.S5 would be al the
/ same things II they had al been per
! formed under the name ot slT William
Mead.
II the ylrtuOUs reader OF TINS were 70
/ awake this morning and md himself
Z on hard plank, surrounded with sOld
ron on SIX sldes, with the ertiuYa or
1 several alcoholic deOauches, including
/ hs own, ooLlng IA and out through the
| grating, ne could not be more beIud-
| died than HenTy Seymour was when he
awoke yesterday morning. lt IS CON-
| mon thing for men To 60 10 the cooler
| aud stay all night, and BRING TO the
next days light as little remembrance
/ OF how they got there as OF any event
/ before they were born. Harry Seymour
/ has gone 10 jail for twelve days for
/ permitting himself 10 reach this 0bllyl-
Gus state.
Young Harry stuck may as well take
due notice that the law has finally got
after MN and Will make IL hot Tor
Harry unless be changes ms ways. The
neigbbOrs say that Harry is very, very
| tough and they adduce many facts TO
| prove IL. He has terrorized the nelghbor-
| hood until forbearance has ceased 10 be
virtue. Harry has been great
| windOY-smasber, and he has smashed
one window too many, and now lies
under the charge of malicious injury,
| and beng only boy of Il years OF age,
/ Judge HOlcom0 has him under survell-
| lance. Harry is 10 appear again 10
court to be looked over, on April FOOLS
day.
Mrs. Jennie O'Donnell, a very lady
ike looking person, was IN court yes
terdav afternoon on the charge of as
sault and battery. 1t was she who, on
the night OF the puglllstlc encounter at
her husbands saloon, reached out and
put a damson plum over the pepper OF
! Officer Robert Warren. When she APP
| peared III court with her husband, Mrs.
! O'Donnen was neatly and even richly
| dressed in suit of Scotch MORE An
| tique, with French trimmings, made up
on the bias and prettily pleated around
the bottom. Over her should ers
dropped daintily a rich Marsellalse dol
man of delicate texture, the folds of
which concealed proyokingly the
muscular aggregation which has
gotten the lady into tins embar-
raising predicament. Her hat was
of the Franco Prussian pattern, trimmed
with Sl.50 ribbons in dark shades, the
whole costing probably sll. Mrs.
O'DOnnell is in form tall and stout, but
not obese, and her complexion is clear
and fresh. A goodly intelligence lights
up her face, and her appearance in
court was modest and pretty. She
would more readily be taken 10y the
casual observer for a stirring official of
the W. {. T. L. than for a woman Of
! muscle, not caring who knows It. When
the case was called, her husband stepped
forward and on her behalf pleadedguIlty.
His Honor stated that the defendant
had made a statement of the case to
HIM which was IN substantial accord
with the statements Of the officers, ex-
cept in the single particular Of her
knowledge of the pOliceman's Official
| character. His Honor stated that he
had no doubt but the lady considered
herself as doing nothing more than
protecting her husband" against what
she thought to be dangerous assault
upon his person. He would therefore
consider these extenuatiOns, and make
It only So and costs. The money was
paid and the Mrs. O'Donnell case was
settled.
The heart of the reporter was melted
wnen the Widow Hollicker, christian
name, Mary, alias Pig Faced Mary, was
led into court court q weeping, sobbing,
broken Magdalene Bending mis- neck
over the right, and placing his head on
Frank Rodgers shoulder, he began to
remark, The deep pathos that sur
rounds the sweet memories of early
pure and virtuOus associations, especl-
ally when illustrated by an example of
this kind, is always impressive. Now
here Is this strayed but peniten" --
Gosh all geewhiliiker, man. where
are you flying to? Don't you know that
piece Is merely playing for a five dol
lar note? If she can get the court TO
drop down to a five, she II be all hunkey,
and you just watch her" This
colum will never, never speak out ami
say what the charge was against the
Widow Mary; but 1t wall tale unfold
and leave the awful words on the po-
lice court record. The day before yes
tcrday, a green specimen from Detroit,
an en- D!oyee Of the D., @. II. & VI i.
Railway, named Milton Clark, met a
female face which charmed him. 1t
was the Pig Face of the widow, Mary
HOllIcker, who keeps a SPIDERS web al
No. 10 Gum Block. Clark yielded to
Mary's Establishments and went up with
her to No. 10. The charming Pig Face
went through Clark and got away with
about SIS. Then Clark wanted
Mary arrested on the charge Of
larceny and held just long
enough 10 have the money
squeezed ont Of her and then dropped
He was told that the police department
Cf oraud Rapids was untiung 10 the
pursuit and punishment OF criminals.
bat that i was 10 collection agency
for the lecheTous gentry Who gbt
/ chance - lose their money in lewd
I an5 prurIent pursuits. To prove what
/ they said. a complaint was made hv
Detective Gates agslust Mary HONiCkef.
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