Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15

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prosod-Othor Matters.
w. II. Kelley, mn empoye at j. r.
Booths planning mill, was taken before the
court by Officer Murphy for striking boy
over the nose VITA a stick. Ills was
continued till Saturday afternoon.
James Mead, who was arrested by
Chief Dumas Tuesday, pleaded guilty to the
| charge of intoxicaton. He was fined SO
and costs. lie disclosed on William DeNoe |
proprietor of the drug store at the corner of
Winooski avenue and North street. DeNoel
was fined SO and costs, amounting 10 over
| $50 He appealed.
Mrs. Hollenbecls and Blanche Franklin,
who were arrested several weeks ago on a
warrant charging them with numbering the
latter's infant child, waived examination
and wers remandod to jail, the offence not
being baabIe
Chief Dumas received dispatch from
John l.. Rice, city marshal OF Spring field
Mass, Wednesday June I, gayin , that Mary
Tickering, who vas working in this city,
stole q seal cape there last winter. Chief
Dumas found woman by that name at 20
| Cherry street. When he Gale she was not
at home, but her daughter was. After sat
isfying himself that the Tickering woman
lived there, he searched the house, finding
the cape in bureau drawer. The cape
was OF the finest quality of seal and was
worth in the neighborhood OF 500.
The man lodged in jail Tuesday night for
drawing knife on canal boat captain,
gave his name in court Wednesday Joseph
Brascoult lie protested innocence, but
upon trial was adjudgod guilty by tho court
and sentenced to serve 10 months in the
House OF Correction.
John Miller walked into court In irons
Wednesday. Miller boards Oh st. Paul
street. About 10 o'clock Tuesday evening
Officer Lynch found him in Battery Park
in intoxicated state. The officer at
tempted to arrest him and tussle followed,
Miller getting away. Lynch was
not to lie outgeneraled, if he could not
handle his man alone. lie got Officer
Cayea and, together, they began searching
for Miller. At , O'clock they made their
way to his boarding house, he being in bed
Miller greeted the bue-GoGted gentlemen
very politely, got up, dressed himself and
when ready spoke TO the officers. After
getting cut of doors he got away by an
agile movement and started sprinting down
the street Lynch, however, is somewhat
Of a Splinter, and overlook Miller after a
short run. Another tusse followed at the
end of which the prisoner was taken to Jail
without further trouble He was convicted
of intoxication and fined s. and costs. He
wac then arrested, charged with resisting an
officer This case was postponed TIL Satur-
day, bail being fixed at 500, which he
failed to get.
Ernest Clark and George Smith, two
Westport excursionists were fined s. and
costs each for being drunk while here We'd
nesday. They disclosed on liquor brought
from home.
Sheriff Reeves made another discovery
Thursday. This time it was the ingenious
RECONSTRUCTED place under the floor in Dan
iel SulIivan's house on Battery street. in
which be kept liquor to supply his saloon.
A barrel of beer seized.
Frank Conroy was arrested late Thurs
day night charged with intoxication and
| breach of the peace in demanding money.
In court Friday he disclosed |. n.
Austin of Milton and was fined So and costs.
Tho case against him for breach of the
peace was continued. Conroy and two pals
! reached the city on one Of the evening trains
: and his pals put up al Donneily's hotel.
| Their actions were what Uspicious and
officers conducted ap unsuccessful search
for them Friday. There was rumor
, about the city that they were wanted on
suspicion of being connected with tue
Clarenceville murder, but Chief Dumas
, says that such was not the case.
/ In the City Court Friday the liquor
seized at Dan Sullivan saloon was coniis-
Gated Sullivan was sicl and could not APP
pear in court.
Joseph Latour, baing arraignei for in
toxication, pleaded guilty and was fined -
and costs
Two stone cutters from Barre and two
- tramps were lodged in jail Sunday and Sat
urday respectively, on the charge Of iutoxi-
cation. The tramps we're resting in the woods
near Lake View cemetery when arrested.
The two Barre stone cutters arrested
Sunday gave their names as Stillman
Hatch and William Andrews, when taken
before the City Court Monday morning
, To the charge OF intoxication they pleaded
guilty and were fined S.50l including
costs. They disclosed on liquor obtained. OF
, a man whom they met on the streets.
, In ths seizure case against Daniel Suli-
, van, the respondent came INTO court and
claimed the liquor contiscatel. lie was
fined $40 and costs. Similar lines were i'm
posed upon George Langlols AMI Charles l..
Steinkamp for the same violations of the
, prohibitory law.
The cases OF iutoXicaton against James
! Anderson AMI Thomas Glenmore, the two
tramps, were mol prosed Tuesday, and
4. they were given u hours in which 10 leave
the city.
: FRANK Oohroy, auOlheF tramp, VINO mas
= been in jail a few days, was taken into
court, where he pleaded guilty and WAS
: fined SO and costs. Being "broke' he
was compelled to 90 to the House of Cor
q rection.
= Agnei Willis and Annie Tankard reit-
a Grated their pleas OF guilty to the charge of
drunkenness. They were each fined 81 and
costs. The Willis woman appealed her case
and obtained bail, but Mrs. Tsnkard was
not so fortunate and was taken to Rutland
by Officer Cosgritf, who also escorted Con
roy there.
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