The evening times., 1896-06-02
MAMIE FLUNG HER FOOT
Judge KimbaII Quickly Fined lhs
impertInent Woman.
TONGUE LIKE A SERPENT. .
Hattie Williams Was Jealous of Her
Steady Company" and Sought the
Life Blood of Her Rival-Nearly AL
the Few Prisoners Pleaded Guilty
and Begged for Mercy.

IL was an easy June day for Judge Kim
t,a'' r;Iras his court duties were conccrhed'
There was a thin array OF prisoners I'D the
dock auu Ills hoiiDr nau 40 tfou'he Ill
quickly disposing OF them, Tor the majority
ofthe defe ndants pleaded guilty and seemed
TO take pleasure in throwing theuseNes
on the me rcy of the court.
Mr. Pugh, the prosecutor, smcoth-
shayen as "A Roman senator, came INTO
o1urt prepared 10 invoke the -law ana Senu
reckoning in the workbouse. His eloqhelice
and anal vtical science as Ii cross examiner
however, went to waste The occupants Oh
the pen to n man and Il woman rel tiie
soaring iron and the cunning prope OF tle
prosecutor. The first one IN line sad
guilty and all tie rest--that is, many oil
ihem-Iollowcd suit like sheep after L
leader.
s.Bdad," said Flynn, sizing up the lonely
corridor so different from yesterday, II
this ting kapes on comm i'll sphurts III
have that fash 'nable disase, parasls.
Mike" said Mr. Pugh, handlns regret
fully a lone hand OF infornatlons, I'VE are
not in it this morning. are we
..Indade no SIR replied Mike sadly:
| but if there is man round mere that
sur, and I'll cop i'm out IN Inlnnt.
And Mike braced himself against the wall
| as if he was prepared to take the whole
earth into custody.
THEIR DAY OFF.
| NO, NO, Mlhe, EttuIhtu M u6hf
feeling the place where his mustache used
| To he ..Iet us make this our day OFF ana
take a holiday"
| droonIer By, Danuic Williams. raise The
divil This ma wnin AS tor thcsiH' I'm
| a-goin' to take it aisy."
| All the chaos Dan created was to SCOOP
| in the collaterals, for only Few on the list
| showed upand made play Tor their money
The line was headed this morning by
| Mamie Hudson. who lives in Swinghain-
| nier's alley, an inelegant subway not III
| named Last night Mamie had a bottle
| of gin and hogshead OF temper. She Ink
| ed the two. and a littlel later COagulated with
| some of her neighbors, who told her she had
| better go to bed.
| This made Mamie angry. and she cursed,
| individually and collectively. all the inhal-
| i,ants of Swlnghammer's alley.
| ..Shut up. Mamic,r said Policeman xii
| martin. coming up in answer to the uproar;
''shut up and go to bed"
| Not till does en- said Mamie, trying
| to lift cobblestone out of the pavement.
Then Kilmartin. who has the patience OF
an apostle. led Mamie gently to the patrol
box and gave her iron-barred isolation :or
NAMES PATENT LEATHERs.
| When Mamie appea red on the stand she
| was vcrv proud in exhibiting smart pair
| of patentlcather ties and white ribbed silk
| stockings.
| Kendig, who is a family man, sharply
commanded her to conceal her pedals and
| their coverings.
| lyon cha rges me with being vag, doan't
| YOU, ''rasped Mamie, her tongue as venom
| Gus s n serpent's, wild no visible means OF
| support Well, yer dey iz,'' and she ir--'u-
IDENTIFY flrng a shining toe at the ba
nose.
Ten dollars fine for that woman" said
his honor Indignantly, and out of the mys
terious recesses of her wearing apparel
Mamie produced two SO bills.
| Svengali Harrison, one of Lieut.. Swim
dell's proudest. had in court double OF
Mamie in the person of Hattie Williams. a
slender mulatto girl. living in George
towns Tenderloin, "Boston"
Last night Hattie discovered her stead,
company with another girl. Hattie didn't
dc a thing hut try to dismember her rival
and cursed her to the skies.
Harrison fold the court this morning that
Hattie Gsph the worst language he eve
hear in his line OF duty.
"That must have been pretty bad, Mr.
| Harrison" said the court, for know yOJ
patrol n tough quarter"
Hattie blended guilty and got fifteer
THE LAST PRISONER.
The last two prisoners were Eeniamil
and HARRIET Taylor, living at No. %;
Half street, aud arrested la st nightly Sergt
| Daley for disorderly conduct. on complain
of Mary and Richard Crow n. living next dool
to the Taylor house.
| Crown is a street fakir, white man, ant
bis wife is colored woman.
Judge Kimball, upon becoming cogDi
zant Of this fact. they did not impress hin
farorahly with their testimony.
Crown n lame individual. kept his moutl
| shut while his wife tried to give hstor'
of her life. but wasr shut off by the Judge
She took an especial pleasure in-referrin,
to Gro wn ms her In wfuliy welded husband
which the latter did not seem to relish. es
pecially.
She said the Taylors constantly threw
doubt on her marriage relations, a state
ment vigorously denied ny the defendant
HCase diSmigsp1.f said ,Tulge Kimbal
"sick Of the whole affair"