Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-12
ANOTHER BIG eRIsr.
Police Have Busy Time With Uu.
ruly Ones Over Sunday

ruly Ones Over Sunday.
Hold overs from the show and local
derelicts furnished the material for the
Monday morning grind in the police
court. Fifteen arrests were made by the
police in the interval between Saturday
evening and Monday morning. Most of
the cases We're disposed of at the session
of the mayors court this morning,
case of intoxication and a larceny case
being put over, however, until this eve
ming.
Officer Clark had lively chase Sat-
urday afternoon after Frank Slattery.
who was charged by an old soldier with
the robbery Of a watch from his person
in South Third avenue saloon When
captured after race of two blocks no
watch was found on Slattery's person,
but In either sleeve or coat he carried
on his arm during his flight the officer
found one OF pair OF shoes. which were
afterwards identified by John Brandon,
South Third avenue merchant, as part
of his stock. A vagrant named Horne
was with Slattery and was also rounded
up by Officer Clark This morning in the
mayors court Slattery was given ten
days work on larceny charge and
Horne received a six days sentence for
vagrancy.
Horne. however, may be held on a
more serious charge, as he is accused of
having introduced saw and a So bill
into the county Jail to prisoner named
Mcguire. the crook who was captured
several weeks ago after robbing two
guests at the Globe hotel. Tho no for
NAL charge was entered against him. it
is understood that Sheriff Shoemaker
will bring charges ana prosecute him for
the attempt to aid Mcclure to regain his
liberty.
Dan O'Neal and Henry Rogers. OF this
city, arrested by Officer Clark; j. j.
Harrison, arrested by Deputy Marshal
Cochran, charged with intoxication,
were remanded to jail, as was also Ben
Miller. vagrant, for six days work on
the stone pile.
Two young men claiming to be Benja-
min Taylor of Lake City and Ray Burns
of Montour, were arrested Sunday night
by officer Weaver near the canning fac
tory with two young women and booked
this morning for disorderly conduct.
They We're given thirty days or the
equivalent fine. The women will have
their trial tonight at o'clock.
"A young son of Samuel Wilson,
who lives on the south side. was arrest
ed Sunday night for stealing railroad
brasses from the Central bridge yard.
Another boy with young Wilson escaped.
They will also have their trial at this
evening, as will Bert Weaver, arrested
for intoxlcation. Weaver Is the man
who served recent sentence for rob-
| bing an old soldier of watch on North
| Center street.
A case OF assault and battery -
brought by Mrs. Martin Roe against
Mrs. Nellie Thomas. charging that the
defendant dragged her about by the
hair and struck her. A change Of venue
was taken to Justice Burritt and the
case get for tomorrow afternoon.
| John McGlade, arrested by Oficer
Hurd Saturday, was before Mayor Jones
charged with intoxication. McGlade has
been a special officer in charge Of the
stone pile gang and Friday was on duty
az one OF the fire police. He is Keely
cure graduate and claims that he was
furnished liquor by an ex-county Off
| Ger. 1t is possible that further action
may result from the case Mayor Jones
dismissed the case. after imparting some
good advice to the defendant.
In Justice Clark's court Saturday
afternoon John Craig, an old soldier
was bound over to the district court
upon the charge OF furnishing liquor tc
Indians. He was held under $500 bonds
| in default of which he went to Jail
James Scott and Harry Davenport. the
| Musquakie boys whom he furnished the
liquor, were witnesses against him and
they were dismissed. having served the
two days sentence imposed upon them
by Justice Clark.
Jim Poweshiek, the Indian police cap
| tain from the Iowa, Sac and Fox reser-
| walton. who was arrested by Officer
Clark Saturday upon charge of intoxi-
cation, was dismissed by Mayor Jones
saturday afternoon. Poweshiek claims
tina the was not drunk, but sleepy, and
had fallen to sleep because Of having
been up all night playing casino the
might before.
Excursion Tickets TO Cedar Rapids.
Via the Northwestern line, will be sold
latreduced rates, August 10 to II, inclus-
live, limited to returned until August 1e
Inclusive, on account OF the knights OF
EPythias grand lodge. etc. Apply to
L a9etftn ChfcQ0O r. Mort huynaf arr,s II - III.