St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-20
misunderstanding by merely labelling
its prizes as fish.
SOME CHOICE POLICE BITS,
SAiriIy and Sp1ciIy Related by a
$50 Globe TrOtter.

In the police court yesterday Will
z lam Hartley, the alleged forger, ar
rested Saturday by Detective Kenaley,
pleaded guilty of disorderly conduct,
and was given a sentence of ninety
days. Although Mr.. Hartley's disor-
derliness was a pleasing legal fiction,
he was glad enough to accept the hint
land agree to leave town at once, when
Judge Twohy offered to suspend the
sentence.
B: B. Rickter, charged with assault
ing Collie Lehman, the young son of
Frank Lehman, was discharged 1t
: had been asserted that Rickter beat
the child without reason, but proof
of the beating was not clearly devel-
oped.
Miss Emma Mason, a merry maiden
with a Della Fox curl, was charged
with combining the allurements of her
red shirt waist and Lorelei smile upon
the public streets to the moral detri-
mept Of passing gentlemen. She will
attempt to refute the ungallant asser-
ton tomorrow.
=" Pertle Smith, very colored per-
son, who Is also known as ''The White
Diamond" was before the court upon
two charges-disorderly conduct and
failure to support his wife. He and
Mrs. Mary Smith had been arrested
together. Their hearts had been beat
ing as one heart, despite the fact that
Mary was not Pertle's Mary and her
heart was not justified in so beating
The genuine and authentic Mrs Smith
took advantage of the Diamonds
presence in the halls of justice to serve
warrant alleging that, for many
weeks. she has received no financial
evidence of his marital devotion. The
case was continued until the 21st.
The Misses Susie La Bord and Es-
Their Gallagher were charged with pac-
ing pensively along the new asphalt
OF West Seventh street under the moon
rays of Saturday midnight. They
whispered sweet nothings in each
others ears and giggled, as
young girls will, whenever
man appeared in the vicinity.
This, of course, was romance and not
disorder. But the court has not read
Byron for many years, and he con-
tinued Miss La Bord's case until to-
morrow. Esther felt hurt at being ar
rested, and never came back for her
$50 bail money.
Manager Baker, of the Ramaley ma
vilion at White Bear, who lost con-.
siderable sum of money through the
robbery of his safe a few weeks ago.
is once more the victim of covetous
visitors. Saturday Mr. Baker left his
big diamond valued at SIS to glisten in
the moonlight and solitude OF his bed
room. On his return he again recog-
nized the moonlight, but not, alas!
the diamond
: john Cook was before the police court
yesterday charged with the larceny
of a dozen chickens on the Bohe-
imian fats. Johnnie claimed that, al
though the chickens were taken, killed
. and cooked, the full glory of the
achievement should not devolve upon
himself alone. Two other small boys
acted, he asserts, as his confreres,
collaborators and accomplices. The
plot of the poultry conspiracy will be
revealed in all it's hideousness next
Friday.
FRANK Waterman was given a sus-
pended sentence of ninety days yester-
day in the municipal court, provided
he would make an immediate and pro-
-lenged visit to his cousins in the coun-
try. The charge against Frank was
Vagrancy, but Judge Twohy did not
forget that Mr.. Waterman is said to
nave passed three months of ennui at
Lake Como on a previous occasion sim
ply because some one had sold spuri-
Gus tickets tothe Knights of Labor ball.
ana Waterman resembled the unknown
Zoe to organized labor