Evening journal., 1896-08-04
ECHOES FROM THE RAID
The Last Case In the Howard
Watt Crusade Disposed OF
AND FLORENCE Is A FREE WOMAN

state-J oseph Carried a Rszor-It Was
Dear sleep for Harvey smith-Other
Gases which Engaged the Attention OF |
the Municipal Court.
The last of the cases brought to public /
notice st the time of the Ill advised 4
Howard Watt crusade was before the /
Municipal Court this morning 1t will 4
be remembered that one Florence WorrRll, |
Of No $50 Orange street. was arrested |
and allowed to 90 on bail. She failed to /
appear and her bail was declared for
feited. The charges against her were
| for keeping house of ill-fRme aud sell !
ing liquor without license Since then
tue principal prosecutors and witnesses
have oil removed from the CITY,,
A week ago she returned and WAS at
once surrendered by her bondsmsn. The
case was then continued until this morn
ing. On being arraigned she plesded
not guilty and as there was no evidence
against her she was discharged, although
the court was very reluctant TO do 50.
1t Was Dear sleep.
Yesterday afternoon Captain Kane
found a man In DRvidsou's marble yard,
Fifth and King. raising considerable of a
row. de was in his shirt sleeves aud
claimed that be had Just had fight with
thelbartender In near by saloon lie gave
his name as Thomas Scodsld. aud was
locked up on charge Of disorderly con
duct. This morning he was srrAigned
Harvey Smith, the bartender, was called
as a witness, but failed to appear
although summoned.
An attachment was issuod and he wa7
brought in.' he explained tn It he had
been up late and that he had not been
awakened In time. The excuse did not
cut any ice with the court. however,
and his sleep cost him $40 and extras, a
total of $1170.
Where Good Reputation Counted.
Edward Boyle and George Adams, the
two young men charged with assaultlng
Frank Toboski, we're again arrslgnsd
j. Hadley Lewis aud DR. a z Sprusnce,
who saw the affair, testified that Adams
was acting in the roll OF a peRcemsker
and he WAS discharged. Mr.. Lewis gave
, Boyle a good reputation and added that
he WAS q good worker and helped sup
port bis family. This was endorsed by
l Captain Kane and others.
= Judge Ball said thai In view Of the
/ fact that Boyle bore good reputation he
/ would deal leuiently with him. and
. simply fined him SO and costs
a OHicer W. Massey, while on duty on
t the coast. saw Charles a. Binson and
= John Hod ges, two colorod men, at Front
3 aud King, engaged In a boxing match
Finally one OF them stopped as though
.s to pick up a brick, and, as = precaution
o airy measure the officer sent both In
3 They claimed they we're simply fooling.
d and Judge Ball allowed them to 90 OF
% paying costs he congratulated then
Il on the fact that any trouble had beer
Ie averted By the officers prompt action.
n Joseph Had a Razor.
- Joseph d Small wood, colered was ar
:, rested Saturday night for drawing
= rszor on Robsrt L. Anderson, c1lored, Al
Front and French. This morning he wal
arranged on charge OF assault, but the
, evidences was not sufficient TO hold him
= He was charged. however, with carrying
= corceRled 4 deadly weapon, and on this
- he was held for upper court In 800
- bail.
u Patrick Dougherty, Sheriff ellis sta
- bOarder, wss released yesterday morn
= ing. He at once got a large sized jal
- - on board and lsst night fell into tn
~ ~ hands OF Sergeant Shields at Front an
80 Monroe. he made a stiff kick against
having his liberty abridged, but wa
~ safely Landed and this morning wen
over again for forty days In default o
u, 50 6ne and costs.
as A Batch OF Tramps.
IS, Sergeant Howgate OF the patrol wa
OF notified last evening OF q number {
lg tramps who were stealing rides on th
y P, W. q B., and as conseq uenc
1t gathered into his net seven men an
two boys. The men gave their names
James Murray, Joseph Dalson. job
Wilson, John Smith. Patrick O'Melii
en- John Flanagan and Albert Luckin, and
%, | tough looking set they were The bo,
're we're Gsorge O'Brieu and Henry Marti
y, George said be belonged In Phllade
aft phia and WAS oh on two weeks vacation
lg. Henry was a very bright colorod boy, vi
he said he WAS fifteen bat did not look ovl
He twelve He said be belonged In Fredei
art icBsburg. Va, where be worked picklu
sst pickles, but had left there because
M was. tired and wanted another ] b Du
he ing straw b srry season he worked
sss Westover, Nd and then went to Bait
do more, where he carried samples al
ss, blacked shoes Then he went to Sora
i've ton where he hoped TO get work Ia a 90
not mine driving q mule. De wss on
way to ThuIlow to work for farm'
when caught.
%, Was willing to Work.
~ To Judge Ball he said he was Wilt
:. TO work anywhere providing ther,
money In It," He Was held TO see WI
Agent Stout could do for him He stat
20 the Judge; II can walk to Thurlo
VA. Its only thirteen miles" and In reply &
IVY question how he knew that 1t was th
on, teen miles, said: Chester is only fol
sAr teen miles and Thurlnw is only 70
this side" wherest the Judge smiled
= As no one from the railroad comps
appeared against the men they were
LIE charged.
iaht aI Minor Cases Disposed OF.
Teen John l. Hancock, former employe
se' a company selling patent medicine, '
nd accused By the msnsger OF that CO
-Ap pany with selling without liceui
On There was no evidence TO bold him no
q ever, aud he was discharged, with
ss." caution not to violate the ordinances q
l.. erning Gales without license.