The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-28
ROUNDED UP THE HOD0ES
Charged With Stealing Twenty
Nine Pairs of Gloves.
BREAKING AND ENTERING
Were Noticed In a Saloon. Their Pockets
Bullying Out With New Gloves.
They Are a Tough Set
Of Buns.

Sergeant Of Police Leyden and Onicer
Jack Gray captured a gang of hoboes
at an early hour yesterday morning
who are now lodged in the county jail.
charged with burglary for stealing 20
pairs Of gloves from the Good Luck
shoe store. on Main street.
About $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning
the gang was noticed in the saloon
known as the silver Bow Brewery. a
couple Of doors from the Good Luck
store, with their pockets bullying out
with new gloves. They went through
the saloon and out the rear door. where
they hid the gloves In the alley. Officer
Leyden's attention being called to the
circumstance. he called in Officer Gray
and they rounded up the gang. An In
v~estigation developed that the gloves
had been stolen from the glass cases
which stand in front Of the Good Luck
store
The gang gave the names OF Dan
Boyle, John Taylor. Frank Mitchell.
Frank Murray and ole Olson. They are
a tough set and some of them are ex-
convicts. After being searched and
booked they were sent to the county Jail
and held for burglary.
Another lot of gloves was reported as
it lik otth U Ai'iA ff'tsh' = 'sofN
in East Park street. the manager of
which reported a full case had been
taken. The 20 pairs recovered were all
identified by the Good Luck people as
belonging to their store.
Thomas Sadler. a miner, living at
No. 363 East Broadway, was arrested
yesterday. charged with drawing a gun
on Mrs. Matilda Murphy. who resides
at the same place. and threatening to
shoot her. Connected with the arrest
was a rather amusing circumstance h
threat IL said to have been the out
growth of a love affair in which the
love was chiefly on Sadler's part. and be-
ing disappointed I'm his ambition. he lost
his head and threatened the woman
with violence. A report of the AFFAIR
came TO police headquarters and Officer
Sheehy was sent out to investigate. He
had a description of Sadler al being q
one-eyed man. hut IL transpired that
another individual unfortunate enough
TO have lost an eye. CHANGED to live at
the same place. and. policeman-like. OH
Ger Sheehy got the wrong man. who had
quite a tim trying to convince the OH
Ger of his innocence. Sadler was
eventually found in bed. required to
dress and was taken to jail.
Later i'm the day. Mrs. Murphy with
drew the charge against Sadler n he
was released. Sadler denies there was
anything between him and Mrs. MUIR
ply and that there was no occasion for
connecting their names In the matter.
He states hat he heard the cook at
the boarding house apply a vile name
to some one and thought IL was him
self who was referred to. whereupon
he went out to settle with him and
drew a u on him.
Mrs. Ella A. Smith, an old lady OF
eminently respectable appearance. was
arrested yesterday afternoon. accused
of stealing $50 from friends IL appears
Mrs. Smith had formerly been employed
in the house Of Jacob Holbere. at 91s
West Copper street. Her term of service
had ceased. but she was present when
a daughter OF Holberg's cut $50 In bills
out of her dress. which had been sewed
up there for safekeeping. and laid the
! money on a table. When Mrs. Smith
had gone IL was discovered the money
was gone also. and a warrant was
sworn out before Justice L~aurandeau.
charging Mrs. Smith with petit larceny.
upon which she was arrested. When
arraigned she pleaded not guilty and
was released on 800 bonds pending her
hearing to-day. Mrs. Smith IL a wo-
man about so years OF q and has