Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-07
ALBERT E. SHoRTH1LL.
Whose Death Occurred at $50 Sunday Niqht.

o'clock Saturday night after he had re-
tired for the night at the Wincheli
home. The thieves entered thru vim
dow. The robbery was not discovered
Until Mr.. Hausman awoke Sunday
morning.
Mrs May Snow-Perkins and John
McVey, a young man living here, were
arrested by officer Weaver Saturday
night in South Third avenue room.
McVey was before his honor this morn
| ing, charged with disorderly conduct,
and was discharged, having satisfied
the court that he was not guilty and
should not have been arrested. Mrs.
Perkins has not yet been given a hear
| ing.
| Lulu Harlan, a former Albion girl
hut now of Des Noines. was arrested
by Officer Hanson Saturday night at
| the Leland Hotel, charged with disor-
Gerly conduct. She was discharged this
morning with the understanding that If
she ever visited the city again she
would be committed for thirty days.
Mike Claffey. of this city, arrested by
! Officer Hanson; George Miller, of Ell
dora, arreSted by officer Hanson; and
James Reddy, of Leavenworth, Kas.,
arrested by officer Clark all on charges
Jones this morning. Reddy was dis
charged and Miller likewise after pay
ment of the costs. Clatfey is to pay
within week.
James Sloan, known as cold Dad,
the old man who was arrested week
ago because of the suspicious of the Of
ticers that he was here to act as a
fence" for thieves and pickpockets,
was discharged this morning, Sloan
left this afternoon for Tekamah, Neb..
to do the carnival there.
William Johnson. of Springfield, Ill. !;
George Moran. of Rockford, ILL.,; +. r.
Saner, of Grundy Center, all arrested
by Officer Clark and charged with in
toxication, We're sentenced to six days
work. Frank Rouquist, a native of
Georgia, who had been arrested by Of
ticer Clark for insulting women on the
street. will serve six days at hard la
Dor. Walker Cottoms, colored. arrested
by Special officer Mcclure for disor-
derby conduct and intoXication, was
discharged.
Henry Fisher, of Des Moines, and
son, John Fisher, the latter a lad of
only years, were arrested by Officer
Clark for stealing railroad iron. Fisher
had a sack of track braces that he was
trying to dispose of. The father and
son We're discharged, providing they
would leave the city.
A. N. Porter, of Oskaloosa, arrested
by Special officer Reed at the carnival
grounds for intoXication, was commits
ted to six days work. and George
Clark, of Tama, arrested down town by
Officer Hanson, paid the costs and was
discharged. George Bradley. Central
grader working at Grinnell arrested by
Officer Mcclure, also paid the costs and
was discharged. Thore Ed, Nor
wegian farm hand employed by Mike
Hagerland, four miles southeast of the
city, also paid the costs for intoNica-
ton. John Hanrahan. Grinnell sec
ton hand: H. c. ISinney, section
hand working at Searsboro. and Pat
Mack, n cheap ring peddler, were all
sentenced to six days work
A well-to-do farmer living at Irving.
Benton county, who gave his name as
Jacob lsulmet, came to the carnival,
got drunk and was arrested Saturday
by officer Clark In company with Ella
Scott, who poses as Mrs. Jud Newell.
Each was charged with disorderly con-
duct, and Uncle Reuben" paid the
costs. Fulmer is IS years of age.