Evening journal., 1895-08-29
SHE GETS HER CHILDREN N
The Case of Ida Andrix Finally
Disposed of BY Judge Ball.
AGE AND JEALOUSY THE CAUSE


OF the Differences Between Husband and
wife-A Cruel Father Gets "A Dose-Two
Gases Sent TO the Upper Court-Other
business in Municipal Court.
Nearly the entire time of the Munici-
pal Court was taken up this morning In
hearing witnesses In the case Of Herman
Andrix. OF No. SlS Wright street.
charged with abuse OF his wife Mrs
Andrix is the woman who was arrested
BY Officer Sarcosk on suspicion of
Intention TO take the lives Of her three
children.
A number OF witnesses were exam
ined, some of them for the prisoner aud
others against. The tenor of the evi
dsnce showed that Andrix had evidently
tired Of the woman and that she was
intensely jealous The charge that she
abused the children was oisabused by
heir appearance, as they we're as pretty
children as ever came into court DR.
Hughes having testified that the woman
WAS qualified to care for the little ones,
she was allowed to 60 home. Judge
Ball directed Agent Stout to keep an eye
on the family. Andrlx was also dis
charged.
Antonio Rohmiski, husband OF the
woman sent to all yesterday for cruelty
to children, was arraigned aud hued $2J
and costs
Elk Clerk OF the Court John p Springer
was charged with violating the health
ordinances. The case was continued
TO September 2.
Walter h. Hayes stated that be
desired to make an argument In the case
Of David Powell, charged with violating
the maiket ordinances, and at his
request the case was continued until
September O.
John LAWN was arrested by Officer
Murphy who found him drunk along the
coast Judge Ball fined him So and costs
John was sent to jail few days ago but
paid his fac
John McCloskey, an old offender, WAS
arrested by Officer Davidson at Front
and Shipley streets for being drunk snd
disorderly. He has just got out Of Jail
and pleaded hard to be given a chance to
get out Of town He was sent over for
ten days on the condition that be then
shake the dust Of the city from bis fest
William Mcdowell and Nediy Mulvey
were the victims contributed by Sergeant
Howgate, who gathered them in on King
street. They each were fined 81 and
costs
Charles Il RObinette was found on the
railroad pretty well filed up. He was
allowed to 60. on the promise that It
should not occur again.
John MoCarron was charged with
assault on his sister Sadie. 10 was a
family quarrel and he was discharged as
she did not want to press the charge
John Allen Was charged with as
sanlt on Bridget Hayden. with whoin he
lives on Cade street She was a most
unwilling witness and claimed that the
whole thing was an accident Judge
Ball who knows mora about these cases
than the ordinary man would think,
decided that such accidents were too
frequent ard found John $40 and COSTS
Mary Beatty, grayhsired and "a years
Of age, was arrested by Officer Rice, for
being drunk Judge Ball sent hsr to the
Home OF the Good Shepherd.
Charles August was charged by Annie
Tocker, Of No 2l0 Esst Front street,
with the theft Of four pairs OF psnta-
looms. The evidence was not strong enough
to fix the crime on him and hs was
discharged There Is another charge,
ntchiAuk lchbhcE NalutN ~ Hlu lIOm lhc
Stevenson Leather Company, and he
was held In 5000 bail till Saturday.
Howard harris, colored was charged
with asssulting Walter Wright The
prosecuting witness was absent and the
case WAS continued until tomorrow, ball
being fixed in 800
Mabel Lee, colored, charged with
stsbbing William Ginley, was again
arraigned. John Scott, colored, was put
on the stand He had hesn summoned
but didn't appear, claiming that as he
knew nothing Of the case he didn't think
there Was any necessity Of appearing
He was obliged TO pay the costs Mabel
wan held In $500 for the upper court.
Arthur Johnson, coloreo, was charged
with securing potatoes from George
Joseph, No 406 Madison street; oysters
from Charles q. Carpenter, No 625
Madison street, and other articles from
other storekeepera on that street he
ussj the name Of Mrs. Mary +. Buckley.
Of No. b20 Jefferson street, although he
had not been Ia her employ for over two
years. He was held in $500 bail for the
uppsr court.