Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-11
LILLE and HER JACK
The Awful Work Of Two Of HUI
ber's Sunday Beers.
BIS HONOR EyIDEsTLYKxEW BETTER
Dranks Of Anoiest asa Medern vissAgs.
The sisa En eexzism~nt Csse-Ihe
neiiiserest Bettisr-other
0ssdeneaners.

MI ana MRS. tdhiit.' The disorder
iy pair arrested Sunday evening on
Easiest, the first for cruelty 10 ami
mais and the latter for being disorder
ly, made quite a show In police court
yesterday afternoon. MIR. Cahile tried
10 explain matters 60 that Judge
Westfali should not he severe on him
after he pleaded guilty. HE exer-
tions, however, only resulted In HE be-
ing fined &14.3o. The fine was paid
by friend. Then his wife was ar
raigned. She refused 10 plead guilty
and acted as her OWE attorney. She
took a seat In front OF the witnesses.
hut declined TO eross-examine any of
them. After an yerwhslming amount
OF evidence had been adduced TO prove
that Lille had been disorderls, she
took the stand herself. When she was
being arrested she called Officer Jake
may every name known 20 modern
English and failed him over
the head dextronsly with her
parasol. Every witness who i'm
puted that Lille was intox-
icated drew from the somewhat pre-
possessing fair one an ironic smile.
which all but said that the witness
was base fabricator. 1T was jusr
like this, your honor" said Lille after
she had Strengthened out her dress
and placed naughty defiant look
upon her face. Last Sunday was
very hot. and me and Jack-I mean
my husband-went and got a carriage
and took drive out TO the lake, and
when these people here say | was
drunk, call them anything but gen
tlemen. My husband and me had a
couple OF beers at Huber's. out AT the
lake, and that's all. IL was "A very
spirited horse and we could not con-
troll him. We stoppe@ at Nate Meek
er's and when i went TO get in again.
the horse started up and IL made
my husband mad and he struck the
horse. But as far "a using any in-
decent language ! never odd win
swear on my oath that l did not. /
was raised In thss city and | have a
good reputation. When the officer
arrested us ire got I'm the buggy and
SAT- right on my lap, so he did" He
shouldn't have done that" said Judge
WestfalI but the evidence against
You seems 10 convince me that you
are guilty Of disorderly conduct. \
will fine you So and costs, $s30 I'm
all" II didn't expect TO get squ sFss
shake" snapped Lille. Ms she mbtion A
for her partner TO produce the ''stad''
and pay her fine.
The embczzlement case hrafn~s
Frank Palen was partially heard yes.
teday. iiillard. the laundry man. said
that Palen had been I'm his employ.
driving HwaEon and that he collected
money aud did not turn it over. The
ease IL an old one aud has been con.
tinued from time to time. II was ad-
journed until today.
William Lourman was fined s.. .35
In the police court yesterday, for be-
ing druni ! default Of the paw he
went To iail for fifteen days. Efie
Nandcrwood. a somewhat antiquated
female. who was arrested Saturday
night for bfng drunk and who
was eyicted by an irate land
lord. who wanted his rent. had sen
tence suspended upon her. Mrs.
Beamcs was also allowed to depart
without being fined She was ar
rested for the same ofscnse William
Moran. arraigaei ne n disorderly per
son. was discharged. Ray Tarlor.
who was locked up for being intoxi-
Gated and diso-ieriv. was cent TO IAN
for fifteen days In default of n fine
OF $3.50. Thco. CLARK the bottilng
works man. arrested for fighting. ana
charged with breach OF the peace. had
his ease adjourned uuffi August IL.
John Bork for violating the dog or
dinance ~ two different times. will
have a hearing August 30. unless
Judge westfall l. occupied with bus
mess In his own court. Henry Smith
truancy .adiourned until August o.
Nav wyman and Lille Rogers. tho
two females arrested for larceny oF
lcss than s25. had the cases against
them adjourned until August Il
The case against Frank DamSky for
violation OF the liquor law was ad-
journcd until August "a. Patrick
Scaliy. charged with the same offense
had his case adjourned until August
"a Gus Hili. arrested for being drunk
WIS discharged upon payment of the
costs. The two cases against J n.
Hughes. one ling his saloon
open SUNDAY md the other for vio-
istion of the state liquor law, were
adjourned until August "a.