The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-30
GARDNER PAID HIS FINE.
Police Court Cleared Up Some Old
Accounts Yesterday.

Police Court Cleared Up Some Old
Accounts Yesterday.
Dave Gardner who intefferred with
former Patrolman Jorgenson in making.
an arrest at Mississippi and Glencoe
streets about two months ago, and with
some others went so far as to mob the
patrolman, appeared in the police court
yesterday before Judge Orr and paid a
hne Of $25 that was imposed ON him some
time ago. He was convicted of Interior
ing with an officer and fed from the citv
after being released on his own recog-
nizance, but changed his mind and came
back yesterday and paid it,
The case against Theodore Broos, SCI
Sherburne avenue, who was arrested on
the charge Of disorderly conduct on the
complaint Of Patrick Ryan, city dog
catcher' with whom he had some trouble,
was continued until tomorrow
John Dunn charged with assault and
battery by julia Barr, was fined $25 or
thirty days in the work house AS h.
was unable to pay the $25 he was sent
out for the thirty days. The woman
claimed that Dunn struck her Thursday
night In her apartments at 172 East
Seventh street.
James Brooks, "a colored boy, fourteen
years old, was ordered committed to the
state training school on the charge Of
incorrigibility.
Bert Lynch, charged with non-support.
who was sentenced week ago YESTERDAY
to pay a fine of $50 Or go to the work
house for sixty days, was yesterday sent
cut to serve the sixty days. The case
was continued after the fine had been
imposed on the understanding that he
would pay his wife $50 and pay 6 fine
Of $40 This he failed to do with the
above result
M. A. Reed was before Judge Orr on the
charge of stealing sheet and bedspread
from 14l1a West Third street. The case
was continued until tomorrow
Michael Flaherty, living at Fifth and
Commercial streets, was in the police
court charged by his wife. with assault
and battery. Mrs. Flaherty appeared in
court withSe bruised face and discolored
eye. and said that her husband was in the
habit of beating her whenever he was
under the influence of liquor. He WAS
sent to the work house for thirty days.
Herman Smith. who is out of the peni-
Tertiary on parole, and over whom there
is still hanging an uncompleted sentence
of seven years for larceny, was before
| Judge Orr yesterday on the suspicion Of
horse stealing, He was caught by Patrol
man Griffin on the West side, Friday
night leading a horse along the street
| and arrested. Smith claims that he was
coming along the street when he saw the
horse loose and some children playing
around, and so as to guard against any
of them being hurt by the animal decided
to restore 1t to its owner. His case was
continued until tomorrow. The police
claim that he was taking the animal to
the camp Of John Graft and William, ar
rested Friday for attempted horse steal
| ing.
Rudolph Settler, eleven years old, a
| pupil at the Carried school, accidently
stabbed himself with a pocket knife,
! Friday afternoon. He was pretending to
/ stab himself by striking himself with the
1 handle of the knife. He failed to reverse
the knife one time, however, and the
| BLADE penetrated his. chest on the LETT
side, but missed the vital organs. The