Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-05
HER STEADY" OBJECTS
DANIEL ARLsoN o"DIsLoCATEs"
LULU CooPERs TEETH.
Said He Only Pinched.Her on the Hand
Robert Dyson,s Headgear
Causes q sRow.

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wedding In that section Of the city last
night. At the conclusion of the ceremony
she accepted the offer of young man to
escort her home. On the way home they
passed Daniel Arlson, colored, who has
been Lulu's STEADY for the last five
years, and as a result Of what happened
Dan was in the dock at the Police Court
this morning.
He struck me in the mouth and dislo-
Gated two of my teeth" was what Lulu
told Judge Scott. -.
Had you two had any trouble?" the
court inquired
NO. indeed"
Your honor. the only thing did was to
pinch her on the hand" Dan declared.
II am afraid you did wrong" the court
told Dan. and it will cost you $40. Thirty
days in Jail in case you default"
Lulu left the court room attended by the
young man who acted as her escort last
night
Mrs. Sarah A. King of 1924 10th street
northwest reported to Judge Scott that her
husband, Ernest King, baker, who was in
the dock had threatened her with personal
violence last night. The husband denied
that he had any such intentions, but the
court decided to place him under restraint
He will spend two months in Jail In de-
fault of $500 real estate security
Silk Hat Causes Offense.
residents of South Washington, attended
a garden party last night. The latter wore
a Prince Albert coat. and high silk hat
adorned his head At the conclusion Of the
evenings entertainment the two men de-
parted for their respective homes, but be-
fore parting they had a misunderstanding.
Lomax took offense at Dyson's headgear
and attempted to remove it In a ,forclble
manner. struggle ensued and Lomax
victor Mounted Policeman
Williams rode UP about the time the ira
cas- ended and escorted the victor to the
station house. where charge or assault
was lodged against him.
Judge Scott this morning listened to two
different versions of. the trouble and then
levied a tax Of $50 on Lomax. and directed
that he spend six months in Jail as the
equivalent.
Didn't Want Him Punished.
He stabbed me, he did, Jane Bowie,
colored, told Judge Scott when William
Moore, colored, her gentleman friend"
was arraigned on charge of assault
What for?" Prosecutor Given asked.
II don't know but l have forgiven him
and don't want him punished" she said.
But it's not what you want, 1t Is what
the court wants." Prosecutor Given told
her.
Yes, but I don't want him locked up"
she insisted.
What die he do?" his honor inquired.
Il started to lecture him last night and
he grabbed me. and i thought was going
to hug me, but instead he stuck a knife
in my side; but it don't hurt now"
Moore admitted thatnhe was guilty, and
the court imposed fine OF $50. in default
of which he will be a guest of the District
for the next Six months
Johnson and His Rabbit Released.
After listening to the evidence for and
against William Johnson, colored, who was
arrested yesterday on charge Of cruelty
to a rabbit, Judge Kimball decided in john
sons favor and released him from custody.
Moses Colman of GA 1 street southwest
was convicted on a charge of working a
horse which was unfit for service. He paid
an assessment of S which Judge Kimball
levied.
Mary Turner, colored, admitted that she
disturbed the quiet of 1st street southwest
last night. She will spend fifteen days on
the farm in default of fine of s. which
was imposed. G..
Thomas Billings of s15 Sd street north
west was convicted a charge of violat-
ing clause in the. police regulations and
paid fine of ST imposed on him. Mrs.
Laura Y. Tegethoff. his next-door neighbor,
reported that she was annoyed by pigeons
belonging to Mr.. Billings.
William TrumbO and Malvin Watson, who
were ARE sted on Sd street southeast by
Policeman Evans last night for creating
a disturbance forfeited $40 each TODAY
Louis Crump forfeited s. for committing
a similar offense on r. street northwest
George Parker, conductor of a railroad
train, forfeited s. for permitting train
In his charge to obstruct the street cor
ner at 1872 street and Virginia avenue
southwest for twelve minutes.
Mason s. Lowrey and Joseph Dixon for
feited s. and 81, respectively, on charges
Of working lame house
John Marshall gave up So for spending
his bicycle on Pennsylvania avenue yes
terday.