The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-12
HAS A KICK
Doesn't Like the Way the Tailor
Treats Him.
HE IS NOT A TRAMP
Mary Lynch Begins an Action in b
District Court to Compel Hsr Hus-
band to Support Her-Other
Complaints Filed.

. Two informations will this morning
be filed in the district court by the
county attorney. one against Nick Mar
tello and a new one against Charles
Perry, the former for burglary and the
latter with receiving stolen property.
Both will also be charged with a prior
conviction. The county attorney yes
terday received a copy of a cour record
from Yellowstone county showing that
on the 22d Of May Of last year Mar
tello. having pleaded guilty to the
charge Of robbery, was sentenced to
the pe~nitentiary for one ear He
served only a few months and was then
pardoned by h governor. Martello.
who Is only II or Is years Of age. has
an idea that he has not been treated
with q proper amount Of consideration
and he has addressed a complaint to the
county attorney. In which he says: Il
would like to correct your mistake In
the Standard. / did not say that ! was
a tramp. l never nave been and
will be. II it suits u business to call
me a tramp ! hope you yourself will
give me the benefit Of the doubt, and i
YOU request you, IL you have any,
thing to do with this jail. to advise the
jailer to quite calling me a - and
lust because I am a boy that Is
no reason he should vent his Ill feelings
on me. j can stand lots and have stood
lots from him. but every time he gets
cranky, why that's no reason he should
jump me. / am Just as good a Catholic
as he is and ! think / have just as good
an education As he has. and i don't
think it good policy for him to curse
a prisoner. Because ! am in Jail it is
no sign I'll be there all my life"
, Mary Lynch commenced a suit in the
district court yesterday to compel her
husband, Thomas Lynch, to support
her. She says they were married in
Butte on the 18th of last January and
that her husband has been constantly
employed at $3.50 a day and has been
earning $50 to 800 a month. Last Fri
day. she says, he left her without her
consent and without cause and has
since then refused to provide for her,
and also refuses to allow her to pur-
chase the necessaries of life on his
credit. She say he went around to the
grocery stores and gave notice that she
should be given nothing on his credit.
She claims to be in destitute circum-
stances and asks the court to order the
defendant to pay into court a monthly
allowance for her support and $50 to pay
her attorneys fees.
In Judge Clancy's court yesterday the
appeal case of the city of Butte against
]. Sablotzky was tried before a jury,
and a verdict returned in favor of the
defendant. S~ablotzky had been arrested
for pilfng dry goods boxes and store
goods on the street in front of his store
on lower Main street at the time the
paving was going on there. 1t being al
legged that he INSTRUCTED the street. He
did not obey an order from the police
to move claiming he had permission
from the paving company. He was con-
victed and fined in the police court, but
the jury in the district court reversed
that judgment.
The case of Edith Somers. a Galena
street CRATER who had appealed from a
fine imposed on her in police court, was
dismissed on motion Of the district at
torney.
John b. McClernan's name was yes
terday entered as associate counsel for
Robert Works, whose trial for murder
will come on next Monday. Mr.. Nc
Clernan will be associated with John
w. Cotter, j. l.. Wines and M. l.. Wines.
p. j. Brophy & Co. yesterday COM
menced another suit against the Ameri-
can Developing and Mining company
for 81. SIS. 70.