Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-10


don storc-small Monday Morning
Grtst.
Late Saturday afternoon Officer Mike
two tramps who had stolen pair Of
store Of John S Brandon on South
Third avenue. The tramps had entered
the store to make few purchases in
the grocery line. nd while the attention
Of the clerk was engaged elsewhere one
Of the men, ]. Wilson, by name, took
from box the pair Of shoes. The foot
wear was missed shortly after the men
left the store and the omcers notified.
They followed in the direction the
tramps were supposed to so. and found
them in the east part of town. When
the men found that the officers We're in
pursuit Wilson threw the shoes into the
gas ditch, a small creek that carries the
tarry refuse from the gas works. and
there they were recovered, entirely
|iuseless as far as any future wear Is
concerned. Wilson was before his honor
this morning and sentenced to ten days
work. j.. Ieuey, the man With him, was
given six days.
Because T. Murphy, a railroad grader,
became drunk and amused himself by
smashing window in Brott's res
taurant, he was arrested by officer
Clark nd taken before Mayor Pierce
this morning. He was sentenced 70 ten
| days work
Officer Hanson arrested a man in a
helpless state of intoxication Saturday
might, being summoned to the high.
school grounds, where the fellow had
died" He was taken to Jail and this
4 morning. before the mayor. gave MS
name as A. Wagner, a packing house
empioye. Wagner paid the costs.
j.. Gillian was arrested by Officer
| Clark Sunday afternoon upon charge
of intoxication and was sentenced to
| six days work this morning.
c.. Mack, the man Who threatened TO
\ shoot Frank Waldo Saturday morning
becausa the latter would not purchase
! for him a bottle of whisky, was arrest
ed Saturday evening by Officer Coch-
! ran, upon warrant held by Constable
\ Leech. The man was turned over to
/ the constable and taken to Jail. Waldo,
/ who went over to the jail to identify the
/ man Just as the consta BILE was unlock
4 ing the Jail door. was assaulted by
Mack and cent sprawling down the
4 steps into tne yaTQ. Lit lHAoIllldtloi,
originally charging the prisoner with
4 carrying concealed weapons was
changed to assault and battery, and la
ter before Justice Allen to simple intox-
ication, for which the man wac SEN
4 fenced to three days in Jail.
"A crippled stranger, minus one arm
and with only an excuse for another,
A made such nuisance Of himself while
begging on the street today that an in
4 formation was tiied in Justice Aliens
A court charging him with yagrancy.
Constable Nicholson was given the war;
rant to serve.
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