The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-31
INDICTMENTS FOR SEVEN
THEY WE'RE RETURNED YESTER-
DAY BY THE GRAND
JURY
No Bill Against PatrOlman Ryder,
Who Shot William Mcclure When
the Latter Was Trying to Escape
Arrest Last August.

The grand jury finished up all of the
cases at present on hand yesterday, and
after reporting a batch of indictments
and no bills, was ordered adjourned by
Judge Bum until Nov 20 at D. M, thus
continuing over into the next term. The
following indictments were returned:
Frank o. Nilsson, grand larceny, second
degree; Mamie Womeck, grand larceny,
first degree; j. H. Hale, forgery, second
degree, two counts; Marie Bentley, alias
Maud Worthington, bigamy; Michael
Fiaherty, assault, second degree; George
Smith. grand larceny, first degree; Ed
ward Tucker, assault, second degree.
The indictment against Nilsson charges
Nilson was employed by Hanna in sell
ing CIGARS and Is alleged to have misap
propriated money collected.
Mamie Womeck. a negress. Is charged
with the theft OF ss5 from A. p johnson,
who met her on the street and accom-
panied her to her home the evening Of
Oct. 10. When Johnson left the house he
discovered that SIS had been distracted
from his pocket.
1t Is alleged that J. Fl. Hale passed two
forged checks drawn on the Second Ma
tional bank, aggregating sos. One of the
checks for $40 is alleged to have been
passed upon Frank J. Trabert, a West
Seventh street saloonkeeper, Oct. IA.
The same day Hale is alleged to have VIC
tfmized Nelson and Larche, contractors,
out of $50 by a worthless check When
arrested Hale was examined in the pro-
bate court on Information of insanity.
hIJt Ind Po 1il har hot ba full
accountable for his actions.
Marie Bentley, alias Maud Worthing-
ton. Is charged with marrying Pasquale
Santello May 10, 1899, when she is alleged
to have already been the legal wife OF
Joseph Holzern.
The Indictment for assault against
Michael Flaherty is the result of a fight
in an East Seventh street saloon Oct 8,
when John Costello received a serious
knife wound. st.i-
An alleged highway robbery episode is
responsible for the Indictment Of George
Smith. 1t is alleged that Smith, accosted
julius Schalnber, merchant Of Eureka,
S. D., OH Wabasha street, the night of
Sept. Is, and snatched $25 watch from
his pocket.
Edward Tucker is indicted for an al
legged assault upon John Olsen. Olson
was stabbed Sunday evening, Oct. Is,
curing q 1ISnt at the tucker nome, Ar
cade and Wells street, with a pocket
knife. Tucker is a negro.
The grand jury failed to indict o. D.
Curtis for assaulting o. 8. Derringer,
returning no bill against Curtis. Der
ringer conducts a weekly newspaper and
Curtis runs a printing establishment in
the Baltimore block. The men had a row
at the Baltimore block several weeks ago.
when Derringer claimed to have been as
silulted, and later the men had another
fight. In which Derringer was badly used
up. He appeared before the grand jury
in the disshelved and bloody condition
incident to the encounter.
The case Of Patrolman Ryder, Of the
Ducas sta tion who wounded William Nc
CURE while the latter was attempting to
escape arrest last August, was considered
by the grand jury, but no bill was re-
turned against the policeman. No bills
were returned in the following cases:
w. B. Hatton, accused OF seliing mort
gagged property; Oscar Hail. grand lar
ceny second degree, turned over to ILL.,
nois authorities; L. S. Lewald, forgery,
second degree; Martin Calvin, assault,
second degree; Walter Madden an elev-
en-year-old boy, malicious destruction Of
property; O. e. Lundberg, assault; Hen
ny West, larceny, second degree.