Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-08
Mr.. Clyn1O Intends to Take II
Two Years Hence.
CHANGE IN THE DATE
For the ShadWell Trial Made This
MOrning--CaSe Goes Over
Until August q.

A complaint charging Thomas Howard
with burglary was issued by the county
today and filed in justice
Nichols court.
Howard is the man who o II the nth OF
last March entered the residence OF L.. y.
Clymo. then at 504 Nevada avenue, but
now AZ North Washington street, ana
stole about $500 worth of jewelry and
other v~aluables. Shortly after the COM
mission of the crime he left the city and
went to Spokane, where he got a woman
to pawn Mrs. Clymo's watch. Instead OF
depending upon the police department OF
Butte for the apprehension of the thief.
Mr.. Clymo wrote the chief at Spokane,
giving a description Of the articles ana
asking him to make an effort to ascer-
tain if any of them had been offered for
sale in that city. He furnished the chiefs
of other cities with similar
The chief at Spokane visited several
pawnbroking establishments and at one
found the watch. The broker gave him
the description of the woman that
pawned it. and she was soon located in
a lodging house. She told the officer
whence the watch came, and Howard
was captured without much further GER
emony. On being searched, watches,
chains, charms, reVolVerS ana Otner val
uables were found on him n were all
identified as the property of persons re-
siding in Spokane. Asked if he q not
robbed Clymo's house in this city, he an
swered in the affirmative and also told
who had assisted him in the job. He
gave such a minute description OF his pal
that a black cat running through a black
alley on a black night could not have
failed to recognize him. The description
was sent to Butte. 1t is still here.
Howard was tried for one Of five bur-
glaries committed by him within two
DAYS after his arrival in Spokane and got
three years in the state prison at Walla
Walla. AS soon as he steps from the
prison gate more than two years hence
he will be arrested for the Clymo rob
berry and brought back to Butte. SO the
future prospects for Howard are not fiat
ter.ng.
The new trial granted in the case Of
the state against r. G. Shadwell will not
be commenced until the 22d Of August.
Yesterday morning it was set for July
%, but at that time it did not occur to
Judge Clancy that he would not have a
Jury on that date. He intends to dis
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will not call for another until early in
August. When court convened today the
matter was again taken up and the date
changed as stated.
Joe O'Donnell, charged with forgery,
was discharged from custody today by
| Judge Clancy at the request OF the
county attorney. The latter, after inves-
tigation, concluded that the testimony
to be submitted would not be strong
enough to convict the DEFENDANT. When
told to go. O'Donnell looked pleased and
lost little time in getting out of the room
On motion of L. j. Hamilton, the civi
action bearing the title James T. ODon.
nell VS.. Johanna Du Paul and Fred d.
Paul. was dismissed.
Peter and James Cuello, Jack Ledfor(
and Frank Murray left this morning TO
Deer Lodge, where they Will spend thu
summer, the coming winter and a few
other summers and winters as the guests
of Conley & McTague, the prison con
ira actors. They We're accompanied by tn
| sheriff and one Of his deputies.
The trial of Henry Roach. charged witt
having been one of a gang OF boys tina
burglarized tho store OF T.. J. Moran, ii
Centervile. on February q, was com
menced in Judge Clancy's court thi
morning. The state was represented b,
the two chief officers of the county attor
ney's department of the county govern
ment; the defendant by Donlan & Fores
tell. The jury comprised Robert NJ
Campbell, George M. Allen, George
Holbrook. A. J.. White, James Naughter
John Robinson, r. w. Whitman, NJ. f
Sander. Ernest Rodgers, Joseph Robert:
W. p. Griffith and John Riley.
Roach is not by any means a bad
Hooking boy-he would not be taken fo
a burglar in any country if not caugh
in the act or exposed by some one on tn
inside He was Jointly complained agalns
with Michael DriscOll, but the latter plea
guilty a few days ago and was sentence
to the reform school for three years. A
the trial today he told the story of tn
burglary. He said they had committe
the job after II o'clock at night. Roac
had broken the door of the store, but ha
selves to whisky, tobacco and none.
Dan Dunn had received some of the casl
Witness did not know how much none
Roach received, but witness divide
fairly. They had taken the liquor
Foley's cabin and drank some of It.
was real, for witness knew the taste
the genuine stuff.
On cross-eXamination DriscOll said tn;
early in the evening they had bought
half-gallon jug of whisky down tow
taken it to Foley's cabin and drank
about half a dozen persons assisting
the job. Witness said he had suggeste
the burglary, saying to Roach:
Lets break into Moran's store"
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