Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-26
A DAY WITH THE POLICE.
Dlstemporate L. N. Bourdsau Punished
Other Offenders.

Dlstemperate L. n. Bouedsau Punished
Other Offenders.
For disturbing the peace and quiet
of the neighborhood Of Twenty-fifth
street and Third avenue, and threat
ening to demolish the furniture at
his brothers home. aistemperate L.
N. Bourdeau was assessed e25 and
costs this morning by Magistrate
Schroeder under state warrant
sworn out at the instigation of his
brother. Isaac Bourdeau, Of 2510
Third avenue. Unable to liqui-
date. Bourdeau was remauded to Jail.
where he will be detained until
such time as his nerves become set
tied. The boisterous fellow resided
with his brother and mother at the
above number. He is an enthusiastic
adm!rer of the sparkling fluid, an
unlimited quantity Of which his
carriage capacity was invariably
equal to. When organized trouble
was always prophesied by the MEM
bers Of the household, which he
would threaten to demolish. villify-
ing the occupants, and making life
hideous to surrounding neighbors
with his sonorous vocabulary. A
short time ago he was arrested for
being the aggressor in a saloon
squabble. Yesterday he again be-
came SO obstreperous that the police
were summoned, and Officer Mulquceu
marched the lawless fellow to the re-
frigerator.
Ryman Worsted.
S. c. Ryman, representing himself
as a citizen Of Chicago, got into an
argument with Night Yardmaster
Greenwcll while under the influence
of intoxicants at the Rock Island
depot last evening, and emerged
from the shuttle with an awning over
his left eye and one or two more evil
dences of physical designation.
lyman claimed to be enroute to Des
Moines. and while tarrying about the
yards made himself obnoxious.
Yardmaster Greenwich explained the
rules to him. but received Incidence
instead of obedience as . response.
Ryman continued his abuse, and
Greenwich handed him q couple Of
closed mitts. Ryman was then ar
rested, and this morning Squire
Schroeder imposed q fine of $40 and
costs for disorderly conduct. Ryman
couldn't produce and was politely
informed that there was q rock pile
on which to work out the tax.
Pointers.
Adam Whistler, accused of outrag-
ing his 11-year-old niece, Nellie
Whistler, is having his preliminary
hearing before Magistrate Schroeder
this afternoon. States Attorney
Searle is prosecuting. and Looney l.
Kelly defending.
Constable Eckhart last evening
arrested F. Summers in South Mo-
line, where he was employed, on a
charge of abandonment preferred by
his wife, who resides at 422 Twenty
seventh street. Summers also has
two children. He furnished bond for
his appearance Aug. z. to which date
the hearing was continued.
The police have two lads OF IA regis
tering as b. d. Brown and William
Duckman, Of Peoria, detained at
headquarters pending inquiry of the
Peoria authorities. The boys were
arrested under the viaduct, where
they were hustling the duck for an
elder hobo giving the name of Frank
Howard. by Officer Miller. Howard
was also arrested.
Peter Burns, Thomas Stroehle, VAL
entine Kick and Charles Naab, the
young men convicted of disturbing
the peace of an A. P. A. meeting on
Market square, were remanded to
Jail in accordance with q mittimus
issued yesterday by Justice Halves
for failure to remit their fines. The
required amount was furnished by
friends before the boys became &C.
QUAR- ted with Jail life.