Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-06
FINISHED ITS WORK.
The Grand Jury for May Term
of Court Finally Dis
missed.
SESSION WAS A BUSY ONE
More of the Local indictments
Returned Yesterday After.
noon.

The grand jury for the May term
of the circuit court after being on duty
for three weeks completed its labors
today and was discharged. The jury
heard 233 witnesses and returned
nearly 100 indictments.
The following additional in dict
ment was divulged today:
Representations L. Smith.
There are said to be among the in
fdictments suppressed some of a rather
sensational order, which cannot be
made public for some time.
The grand jurors reported that they
found the county Jail in as good a
sanitary condition as the circum-
stances and surroundings of the Jail
will permit; that the prisoners ap-
pear to be well kept and supplied with
an abundance of food of good
quality, and upon due inquiry among
prisoners they hear of no complaint of
ill-.reatment.
Furnish Bail.
The complete list of indictments
returned by the grand jury yesterday
is as follows:
Keepers of House of Ill Fame-Mar-
garet Murray, August Wehling, Chris
Donahoo, Lou Bishop, William Cur
ran, Charles Parker, August Sehnert,
Albert Owen.
Keeping Opening Tipping House
on Sunday-James Srapleton, Chris
Donahoo, John F. Martin, August
Wehling. William Curran, Lou
Bishop, Charles Parker, August Sch
merit, John Britton, John Paulsen,
James Given, Gottlieb wicker, Louis
Glockhoff Ferdinand Gross, Charles
Miller, Charles johnson, Margaret
Murray, Albert Owen. John Schafer,
Herman Schwecke-
Periurv-W. Ii. Eastman.
Larceny-Lizzie Hartman.
Assault With a Deadly Weapon
Edmund Martin.
Assault and Battery Mark Smith.
Resisting an Ohicer-Mark Smith.
The indicted keepers of houses of
ill-fame and saloonkeePers were all
arrested during yesterday afternoon
and taken before Judge Gest, furnish
iug bonds for their appearance when
wanted for trial. The keepers of
houses of ill-fame each furnished $500
and the alleged violators of the Sun
day law $500.
Motion OverruIed.
w. Il. Moore. attorney for the d,
r. /. & n. w. road, today entered
a motion for the dissolution of the
temporary Injunction granted Bedar
Wood and Martha Dunn restraining
the railroad company from building
on the river front in Moline opposite
their property, the company agreeing
to give bonds for the damage claimed
by the complainants as result of the
building of the Objectionable right of
way, said damage to be fixed later on.
The court overruled the motion.
wife's Grave Charges.
Clemence Cleyssens, of Moline, in a
suit for divorce, alleges that her hus-
band, Paul Cleyssens, has at various
times threatened to kill by beating
and choking her and attempting to
poison, desiring to get her
out of the wav, she declares, in order
that he could marry a woman named
Bliss, with whom, Mrs. Cleyssens. al
eges, he has been intimate for severa
years. Mrs. Clevssens also asks the
custody of her four children, and ali
nony for their support. The couple
were married in Belgium June 16,
1887. Judge Gest has granted an
Injunction, prayed by Mrs Cleyssens,
the husband from inter-
erring with the plaintiff or her chill
lren pending the disposition of the
iiyorce proceedings.