Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
SOME SOILID HUMANITY
specimens Of q Very Numerous
ClAss Of Citizsns.
TIE CHANCELLOR TOWERING WRATH
a hrsbdigaAgian snd Liiiipatiss Coz
test With His Honor ~ Referee
Ia Gras Not ed ~ the Grsst
Disparity of si1e.


ing the police made raid on the
notorious joint kept by Lizzie Davis
ct l35 West Bridge-st.. and brought
five bleary-eyed sports TO the station.
They were arraiyned In the police
court at the O'Clock session. Two
men. who gave their names as NJ.
Coleman and Frank Mahoney and three
soiled doves, styling themselves as Liz
zie Davis. Grace Bell and Emma Frank.
completed the haul. The charge
lodged against Lizzie was that OF keep
ing a house OF i'll fame, the remaining
two females that OF being inmates OF
quenting the disreputable place. They
all claimed to be respectable people
and were very indignant AT the in
situation that they were not members
OF the 400" They will have hear
ing August IS.
Hattie Conkey, who was arrested on
complaint of her husband, DIR. Coneky.
charged with being disorderly per-
son, had the case against her nolle
pressed, and the man who assaulted
her in the doctors office, Il. p. Ed
wards, was fined S13.s3 or sixty days
In Jail. The fine was paid by Edwards
but before he did so the court took oc-
casion TO give him a severe lecture for
treating lady as he did.
When Chancellor White came into
court yesterday it was with snort
and a rush that "made each particu-
lar hair" on the heads Of those present
''stand on end like the quills OF the
fretful porcupine." He had blood in
his eye and it was plainly evident that
something had occurred to ''rile" him.
He shot savage looks here and there
and the slaughtering glances left the
dead nnd dying strewn about the
room. At last his ravaging scrutiny
rested upon the reporters table.
That statement made in the morn
ing papers was a lie," articulated the
chancellor through gritted teeth. AS
soon rs court commenced his weigh
tiness" poured his grievance into the
ears OF his honor. He said tnat the
papers had represented him as caus-
ing delay in the Van Keuren case and
creating undue expense. Such state
ments were false and he wanted to be
put right before the eyes OF the public.
The judge thought it was not his
fault. The first witness was called
for further cross examination by tho
chancellor and scarcely had three
questions been asked before Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney LaGrue inter-
posed an objection on the ground that
the evidence to be adduced by the in
terrogations had all been gone over.
Then he said that if Mr.. White would
cease recalling witnesses when it was
useless. the case would end a. great
deal sooner. A fight, somewhat on
| the cat and dog order. ensued. during
which the chancellor insinuated i'm
strong terms that LaGrue was liar
1--WE can't have such language as that
in court, Mr.. Whitc.' said the Judge
STOP continued his honor as Mr.
LaGrue started to get back at his
frritated brother. Il shall have the
bailiff arrest you both" This caused
the chancellor to fume with anger and
he accused the prosecuting attorney
pf having urged witnesses TO refrain
from showing up. Il won't stand such
insinuations rs that IL you are twice
as large as 1 am," retorted LaGrue.
One continual round OF scrapping con-
stituted about all the progress that
was made in the case. when it was
adjourned untn September 1.
John Peterson, Intoxicated. paid n
fine OF S5.35. John Krynbelt ar
rahsned on the charge OF being drunk,
had sentence suspended upoh him after
paying the costs. Michael Smith. vio-
lation OF tho dog ordinance, adjourned
| until August 2l. John Doe. violation
of the vehicle ordinance. sentence de-
ferred until August %. Robert Young
assault and battery. adjourned until
August IL. T. j. Daley. saloon open
4 on Sunday. adjourned until August 2S.