The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-21
NO BROTHERLY LOVE
John and Joe GOOdwin'S Families Are
at DaggerS' Points.
Stops AND POTATO PEEL s
One OF the Boys Calls His Sister
in-Law an Army Devil and She
Files Into Ccurt-A PrIs-
oner's Child Dies.

A spicy family quarrel will be aired
! before Judge Turner this afternoon
when John Goodwin answers to the
/ charge of disturbing the peace by quar-
reltng with hts brothers wife, Mrs.
/ Grace Goodwin. John denied the accu-
/ sation in police court yesterday, and
/ his trial was set for o'clock this after
noon John Goodwin and his brother.
Joseph. occupy adjoining residences on
Oklahoma avenue, but they did not
appear TO live in brotherly love and
Kindness. In fact, the two families
seem to be in an almost continual state
OF turmoil. and their troubles have
finally been carried into the police
| court. Detective Meiklejohn, who ar
rested John Goodwin on complaint of
his sister-in-law, looked into the case
and from his investigation ne found
that John Goodwin and his wife APP
peared 10 want TO get along without
any trouble and be left alone, but that
Joseph Goodwin and his wife seemed
10 devote good deal of their time to
annoying them and stirring up trouble.
He learned that Mrs. Joseph Goodwin
was In the habit of throwing all her
dishwater and Stops in her sister-in-
laws back yard. and that she also cast
slurring remarks al Mrs. Goodwin and
her children whenever they nut I'm an
-.
Joseph Goodwin went after her broth
er-in-law with a broOm-stick, and when
he took ii away from her she had him
arrested. When she called at the po-
lice station for a warrant she was cry
Ing as though she had been mortally
offended. and Detective Meiklejohn
asked her what her brother-in-law had
said to cause her such great grief
He called me an army devil" she
sobbed. -.
That's a queer epithet." ne replied
What did he mean by lt?'
We'll, / used to belong to the Sal
walton Army, but not in this country.
1t would be good thing for him If he
belonged to It,"
Colonel jerks was made acquainted
with the facts in the case and he called
on Joseph Goodwin yesterday afternoon
In his official capacity as sanitary po-
llceman to notify them to quit throwing
their Stops into John Goodwin's yard.
They were very indignant at first, but
when the colonel threatened to escort
them to the city jail they quieted down
and promised to obey his instructions.
Mike Mahoney was fined $15 by Judge
Turner yesterday for disturbance and
committed. Soon after he was sent to
jail word was received that his 2-year-
old boy had died, and his release was
asked for. The judge refused to re-
lease him, however, except on the re-
quest of his wife, and when she appear |
ed and made a personal request for |
his discharge, he was given his liberty |
Mahoney was in Jail only short time
ago for vagrancy. He Is the father of |
two children that performed at Blake |
* Beupre's variety hall and supported
the family. The child that died yester- |
day will be buried by the county this |
afternoon
John BLY, and Tim ID. Sullivan were |
also fined SIS by Judge Turner yester- |
day for disturbance Tom Murphy |
paid So for intoxication and Pat Dow |
ney went below under the same fine. |
John Kelly and Ed Carson were fined |
$40 for begging on the STREETS and Ed |
Bemont was given a floater. Joe Gal |
lagher, James Clark and Frank Sher- |
ling were taxed $40 for peddling fake /
jewelry.