Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

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barst. Packed snagiy uto is eva .ltlie
place on tl4e poilee cougi resera, nes1-
ing - eaug anu un&ss0m.ng tn-i tfea
: SENSATION .lnonger would pass 4 ~
carelossls. Is 1aas entry "ihomas Ns'n-
nors, breseh oi tha peace ae1oufaea
10 J0iy % Bui "Foaee aud Noali 80
huaap ii ASSOCIATION 1T ideas Is STRONG.
AoQ renember that the day eaiore
Mary Jeanets Was arraigaed on the
charge oi disorderiy cond0cr aud yoa
remember that the day before tnat. An-
drew Uonnesnan Nas convicted ~
breaking the peace Well. tnis arrest
of COnnofs = aRrt oi enc and the
san4e movement - give decent citizens
on nenrv-st. a few weeks relief from
the pest al the Jennett laundry TIE
bright liitle giri ia the story, ~ hose cat
insisted upon throwing up Is bach aud
hgistliDg IL hair 81 tiiC approach of ex-
cry dog, thought she Rad die
covered a way 90 prevent kitty
from beginning nsni win every
dog that came along. SAID she.
Whenever n oog comes along, ia
cover up hltsy's tai, and TIE dog won {
know her TAI Is al hghi, then /. cover
up her back and then I'll cover up her
head When lis Honor geis Mrs.
Jenneu into 9all, and Hennemau into
prison, aud Conn0rs into the iook zap,
history vii begin "a read. "Ihen had
The people Of Henry-st- rest IN those
DAYS"
Violations Of the ordinance relating
/ 70 scayenger work are getting more and
more frequent, ali because certain
classes OF citizens ian 10 read ''pohco
aud Court II Ralph Smith had been
reader OF tins column for a single
week, be would have known that the
law does not permit persons Go burV
deep ia the ground certain offensive
substances. But smith did thus. lie
/ buried what Ought 10 have been
/ enclosed III art ght barrels hy
/ the city scayenger aud cartcd
away. He pleaded ignorance 0f the
4 laW. but MAS sent 10 lail for fifteen days
IN default Of 3 and costs OF $3.50.
worse case than the above was that
OF a dapper looking old Holland gen
| Leman named n. l.. Van Niekke. This
Old man is d character Who woulc be
noticed and rightly sized up AZ a giancn.
| HIS clothing OF thTcadbare rcspeCtahi-
I lty, gives him away as a man who has
accumulated property in spite Of tOn-
/ tributon boxes and appeals 10 the
chartably disposed. he paid q ana
costs two wears ago for violating tha
| health ordinance, and now he is ia
| court for a more fiagrant violation than
! the previous one. The old man WAS
found guilty, and was fined s. and
costs of $3.50. Any mother IN Grand
Rapids would give up her flrst-bOrn
with more cheeriulness than Van
/ Nlekke displayed under the awful
necessity of parting with Sll.50. First
be appealed 10 the Judge 10 make II 81.
| Then pondered and reflected, and
kept his small change tightly clutche5.
| Then he tried 10 beg fayors from the
! clerk, and then from the police officer.
! When he found that il was lsii or pay,
he took cheer IA the hope that some
| thing might be done with Col. Bishop.
He pretended not TO have the money
with him, and asked that al officer be
sent with him 10 get the money. BUt
! the time came, and over 10 Jall he went
with the rest OF the prisoners.
The four young gentlemen who were
not content with the enjoyment OF
high old convlylal time, which Henry
! Brock, OF 247 Fremont-st.. opened the
way for them 10 do, but who broke INTO
! other parts Of the house and stole
money and things, were arraigned yes
| terday on the charge OF breaking and
! entering a house IN the day time.
Their names are Joseph Storm, Frank
Aldrich, Dick Hetherngton and Mar
tin Wander Claus. Tins examination
will begin tomorrow.
Another saloon case has come into
court. l.. Englemsn is charged with
keeping open has saloon on sunday.
Examination begins the 10Th.
Capt. johnson stood up before Judge
Holmes, the other day, and swore that
he complained that on the 18th Of July,
cone Frank. Chapel did then and there
ride and propel a bicycle over and upon
a sldewald, on the east side OF Ionia-st .,
between Pearl aud Ivon. contrary 20
the provisions Of section - Oi an ordi-
nance OF said city, entitled al ordinance
relative 20 streets in sad city. II the
ordinance could be constructed 80 az 10
exclude from It's operations the sweet
little FARES that kick their trcycles
about the city hall and give more
charming ornamcntaton TO the
building than fountains Of water
spraying tropical flowers, everybody v ho
has expressed any opinion 81 the matter,
would feel glad that the storm has at
last burst on the bicycle riders. Re
gret u fclt that little hoy under l6
wears. old, whose case has TO 20 into
the hands of the State agent, should be
selected a. the first victim. The police
have down upwards OF twenty names OF
known offenders. and among these
names. II one fuli-grown man able -
pay the penalty had been selected, and
the screws put 10 him. u would have
had a better effect than the prOsecu-
ton of an infant Frank pleaded not
guilty IN a technical way, Tor conFen-
renee cake. and Judge Holcomb took
tho case n hand for recommendation
70 HIS Honor
Charles Lowerle was the most aston
ished man In Grand Rapids when. in
answer 10 q subpoena - testify against
oid man Van Nekke, he went into
conrt 10 find himself under arrest Dn
the way down 70 court, be stopped on
the Sidewalk 80 spe8k Of the case and
/ gave expression - hIs feelings oi dis
gtisf against the old man 30 language
abich the law dispises. Detective Ken
I nedv baupeued a. Overhear hfm and ar
rested hm. IoweFie had long known
something Of the traditional rIEhtsof an
American citizen, but bad never before
been under arrest. Theconsequence vas
that be came near burning his fingers
two ~ Three times. lie was 80 tncnni.
"a about hIs rights that be- barely es-
caped gong 70 jail through shear
/ freshness The Van Nekke and Chap
pel cases had put everybody into good
hunof. or else Bovefie would bsve bed