Evening journal., 1895-09-24
A LESSON FOR EPHRAlM
He Made an Exhibition of
Himself at the Bijou Theatre.
SPECIAL OFFICER ARRESTED HIM

But He Get CIear-An Armenian Doctor
In Troubie-Two Colored DRmseis who
Have Complaint Against an Onicor.
other Cases In Municipal Court.
During the past few years the mangss
ment Of the Academy Of Music has had TO
contend with gang Of roughs and
hoodlums, who mad the place unpleas-
ant for It's patroua and practically
ruined IL aB pleasure resort. They
would secure the front seats Ia the
balcony and, after removing coats and
vests, would make those sitting around
them 90 disgusted that they seldom n
ever went again. When the managers
OF the Bliou took charge. new system
was inaugurated and after the drst two
or three nights the hoodlum element
seeing that business was meant gave up
the fight and retired
Last evening party OF six young men
occupied seats Ia tbs front row Of the
balcony and took of their coats and
prepared TO make themselves comfort
able. Special Officer Feaater told them
that they must conform to the rules Of
the house or 60 out, whereupon they
obi sct0d. One OF the fellows was
iscted, whereupon the others fol-
lowed and slight disturbance was
created In the street, ending ia
the srrest OF Ephraim Chamber
lain. He WAS arraigned IN Municipal
court this morning. Judge Ball told him
that the rules Of the house must be
obeyed and that the officers were there to
see them enforced. That inasmuch aa
the prisoner had bsen arrested he had
| learned a lesson and would not be liable
to err again. He dismissed the prisoner
with a caution, at the same time com
mending the officer for doing his duty
Matilda jenkins and Cora Benton. two
colored damsels, were arrested by officer
| sherry, for disorderly conduct at Eighth
and Tatnall streets He said that VA
tilda was cursing on the street and when
he took her TO the patrol box Cora
| followed aud swore at him Matilda
said that the officer stood behind the cor
ner aud cursed her and she answered. As
she said she had witnesses for this, the
case WAS continued until TO -morroW "
morning.
John, alias "Bucky" Reed. WAS arrested
by Sergeant Howgate for being drunk
and he was drunk. too He has been
away for long time, fact which made
his fine only 81 and costs.
John H. Bowen, arrested by OH GER
Shields at Railroad and Shipley streets
Il was bis FIRST time and he got away
with 81 aud costs.
Officer Shields also got William Kelley
st Front and Market very druuk VIII on
asked as 90 his last appearance be said Il
WAS four months ago, but this next
question brought out tho fact that h'
only got out Of jail Saturday. IL cost hin
50 and costs
John B Miller arreste by Office
Moran At Heald aud Lobdell streets fo
being drunk. said he WAS working II
Chester A guard was sent with him q
the boat and be was shipped there
Samuel j Stanley, colorej, was
witness against Edward Beaverton
colored, charged with carrying concealed
a deadly weapon. he failed to show ~
in court and was fined s. ard costs FOL
contempt.
George Hook was arrested for rldinl
his bicycle through the streets at higi
rate OF speed he was given a talking 4
by the Judge and then fined 81 and costs
| The next man who Is arrested for scorch
Ing on the streets will get the limit o
the law.
Isaac KolKillarney. Jew both By
faith aud looks, was charged Will
depositlng garbage on the sidewalk a
Second and King streets. he made
fight for It but was taxed IS and cost
which be paid
DR. Messiah Misripian, an American
ex- missionary 20 Asia Minor, q graduat
from Oberlin College and Pennsylvani
University and resident OF No $50
Shallcross avenue, was charged by Mrs
Mary Hartmann, who lives at No. 1905
shallcross avenue, with dlsorderly con
duct In applying a bad name TO her Sh
claims he has been In the habit Of usin
such epithets to her and her children
This he denied. The case wa CONTINUES
until tomorrow to allow Of the introduC
| Llnn of RiLneasaa.