Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10
NERCYFOR MRS AANKIL
The Police Court Jury Recon-
mends Her to Lenlepcy.
llcHI-FIscERED CUMMINGS lHEEr
Ne DEITY Throws fsis Arms Arsssd OLA
Man hysrsss aaa Fi>ss Mis- Pocket
-LlssEafsd frsm fFisen bss
shoxs fiAzs Age.


Nettie NJ. Mankel, the woman having
charge OF the ROOMS over kos's saloon
On calai-st.. aud arrested for renting
thsm Tor Immoral purposes, was tried
by = Jury Yesterday Mrs Aankel said
that sile catered exclusively ~ single
gentlemen aud never reated a room
10 = ~sman and a man tossther.
several % ner Doarders eorroDorased
Aer sLatemen1s. aad the ehamberaald
also sS ore that heE mistress coaaucted
al orderly place. Assistant S.ty At
Uorney Carroll brought ouL the a1iInis-
sion 1rom Airs. Aankel that Lieut-
Hurley did succeed n arrestiBg two
couple occupying rooms together.
Franz Donaldson, Who represented
Mrs Mankel, called Lieut.. Hurley IL
tie stand. who said that a man had
Came To the p04.ce aG4oa on the night
os tle l6Sa u August aud complained
tAat be had picked Go a girl ozi South
aserloo-st.. and took ner 10 Roe's
" here she sAoox hun Tor a handsomer
man. The eomplalnant wanted his
girl back. Bad reports had been com
ing from the block, and in consequence
oil this, the officer thought he would
investigate. Upon his arrival there
he found four persons. two women
and two men, occupying one bed in
d room on the third aoor. The wo.
men had been warned and were parti-
ally dressed when arrested The Jury
was out three hours before they could
agree. but finally rendered a verdict
of guilty and recommended her to the
mercy OF the court
Light-xingered Cammings
Joseph Cummings. the young man
arrested Tor stealing a pocketbook
containing money from Robert Rya-
son, had his exafn.nation yesterday
afternoon. kyason is quite an aged
man lie got mixed up in bad society
las- week. and in company with
two women and another man was
drinking beer In O'Donneii's saloon
ON Coldbrook-st. Cummings was pres
ent IN the saloon and the barSeeper
being busy. he severed drinks to the
quartette. Finally Skinner, the bar
tender. heard the old man set up n
yell and exelaim that Cummings had
stole his pocketbook containing Sf6.
skinner said that Cummings told him
n y
ming's, named Davenport, who claimed
90 hail from Jackson, said he was pres
ent. but could not remember having
seen Cummings take anything from
the old man. Rayson, In explaining
how the theft was committed, said
that Cummings threw his arm around.
put his hand down in his pocket and
extracted the money. The evidence
was partially taken and the case adj
journed until September Q. Cummings
finished term OF one year and a hall
in Ionia recently. His offense was the
wholesale stealing aud selling OF fur
niture from a warehouse on the West
SIDE. He boldly cartered the goods
away In broad day light in an express
wagon
Thos. McIlochifn. arrested on the
charge of larceny from the person
waived examination and was bound
over for trial IN the superior court.
John Saddler. arraigned on the
charge of larcency from a dwelling
waived examina ton and was held for
trial in the superior court.
Few Old Cases and the Petty.
Five drunks were disposed OF in sue
Cr<-Du- Htffm tUDru ana Harry
Dillobaugh each paid S5.35. vii
liam Murdoch was committed to jai
for ten days, Ed Wagner paid S5.3.
and John Whalien had sentence sus
pended upon him. Pauline Brown ant
Sue Norton. the two females arrested
for disorderiy conduct, had their cases
continued until September 10. Ma,
Kennedy, breach OF peace, was sen
fenced 10 jail for sixty days in defauli
OF the payment OF $i1.35. John Hell
eman and Ed Donahue, two small boy
arrested for jumping on trains, wer'
released on suspended sentence. VII
liam Koch. assault and battery. ad
joarned until September II. Eugen'
sabin. surety OF peace, adjourned unit
September 16. c. Van Dam and +
T.. Pollock. violation OF the State liq
nor law. adjourned until Septembel
X. =. r. Irgraham. selling liquor
TO minors, adjourned until September
u. Dick Van slater and Fred Hate
intoxicated and disordrrly. were eaci
committed TO Jail for ten days