Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-01
MUCH POLICE BUSINESS
Pete Hansen. One OF a Trio Of
Bad Boys. Sentenced to the
Industrial School.
Cases Against Alleged seiners
Continued--R Roundup OF Sec
ond Ward Youngsters.
A Pugilistic Guide at the Sol
diers' Home in Trouble.
Other Police Matters.

The past few days have been busy
ones in police circles and some of the
boys of the city, now that they are out
of school for the time being seem bent
on mischief making. Besides an unusual
number of boys in court there were sew
eral other interesting cases on the police !
dockets
Judge Caswell made final disposition
this morning of the cases brought
against Pete Hanson. Charles Wagner
and Walter Franklin, the three boys
arrested for breaking into the C. c.
Gilman Toulouse. The judge remanded
Hanson to the Industrial school at Ell
dora, but Wagner and Franklin We're
parolled under the condition that they
sin no more and report their conduct
TO the court. Hanson is 10 years old
and is the son of Peter Hanson, resi-
dent of South Seventh street
ROUNDUP OF BOYS.
AS the result of the roundup by the
police officers of boys residing in the
Second ward, fifteen youngsters APP
peared at the mayors Office Saturday
night. Many Of the names of these boys
We're put thru the sweat box Saturday
morning. after having been found at the
school building Friday night, but when
all We're put thru course of questioning
the mayor and officers We're convinced
that the three first examined had tried
TO implica,e some innocent boys in order
| to Shield themselves, and all We're all
/ lowed to go without being placed under
| arrest.
After sitting the whole bunch thru the
residing at 5la jerome street. was the
Only one caught IN the neshes and he
| wifi pro baby be ordered by the mayor
tc appear before Judge Caswell for IN
1 vestigation.
4 sEINERS' CASE CONTINUED
The cases against Ross Phillips, Ana
sa Holt and Gottfrisd Merger charged
4 with Illegal fishing by the use of seine
4 We're called in Justice Burritt's court
4 this morning, but We're continued fol
che week at the request of the prosecu
4 ton one of the important witnesses
is absent from the city ard While the
/ prosecution claims to have sufilcien'
evidence without this witness, his pres
A ence at the trial is considered import
ant. The hearing will be held next Mon
day morning at O'Clock
OTHER ARRESTS.
! Justice Burritt had two cases from
the Soldiers Home one being heare
! Saturday Afternoon aud the other this
afternoon j. d. Foulk. one of tbs
guides at the home, vas the defendant
/ Saturday having been arrested by Con-
stable Haas upon a charge of assauli
and battery, preferred by Stephen Ut
t ley. a member of the home. Fouik wa:
fined So and costs
Utley. the complaining witness in Sat
Iurday's action. became engaged II
!, words with Castor NJ. Fox, another OH
:. solder. on the court house lawn Satur'
day afternoon The words led 70 BLOW:
in which Fox was the chief aggressor
Constable Haas arrested Fox upon
charge of assault and battery and tn
hearing was set for O'clock this after
noon.
: In Mayor Jones court this m3rnn:
six cases all for intaxicatton, We're list
sened to. Four of the defendants wer'
; strangers and each vas given sin days
: awork. An old soldier named William
Turnure and laborer named Car
Anderson. of this city, We're also givel
six DAYS