The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-13
FINISHED THE
Tf SONG |NIJA|L
Nocturnal Reyelers Were Gathered in
by the Police Last
Night.
GRIND IN The MAYORS COURT.

Residents on West >Tuscarawas
street were aroused from their peace
full slumbers in the wee hours OF
Thursday morning by pistol shots fol-
lowed by screams. Many Of them
were attracted to the windows by tho
noise. the sight which they saw
was that of three young men. intoxi-
Gated and raising disturbance by
shooting and boisterots conduct.
I'VE won't get home till morning"
was the burden Of their song, but
they never got home at all, for officers
were attracted to the scene and placed
tie offenders under arrest
At police station they gave their
names as W. Fl. Spangler Charles
Bast and August Balizct They de-
MED that they were guilty of any
misconduct and said that It was an
other crowd Of boys
Mayor Robertson will listen to their
tales Of woe Thursday afternoon.
FRACTURED THE PEACE.
Early Thursday morning Fred Miz-
ers, Charles Smith and Harry Gard
ner were arrested on a warrant charg-
ing them with disturbing the peace.
This is the remainder OF the gang,
It is alleged which made things un-
comfortable for the occupants of the
rooms in the rear of Winters saloon
on the corner of Ninth and Madison
streets last Sunday.
One of the offenders was arrested
and fined 81 and costs and the police
think that they now have the other
disturbers of the peace.
| GOT $25 AND COSTS.
]. Miller, who was arrested several
days ago on the charge of keeping his
saloon, the jug house in the Hahn
block on East Tuscarawas street. open
on Sunday and also selling liquor to
minors was fined $25 and costs by
Mayor Robertson Thursday. Miller
pleaded guilty to the charge. ~
! PAID 81 EACH.
Jacob Gaudet and John Sommers,
counter on East Fifth street several
nights ago were fined 81 and costs each
by Mayor Robertson Wednesday at
ternoon.
BOARD BILL CASE.
Alfred Hasler was arrested by Con.
stable yanKirk Wednesday afternoon
at the instigation of Margaret Rufrer.
who said that Hasler had neglected to
pay board bill to the amount of $6.
The case was settled, however. for
Hasler drew forth wad OF greenbaclss
from his purse and paid up.
| MILLER GETS THREE YEARS.
/ Nathaniel Miller. who was arrested
near Cairo several days ago and taken
to Cleveland to answer to the charge
of selling counterfeit money. was SEN
fenced by Judge Wing to serve three
years in the penitentiary.
, Miller pleaded guilty to the charge.
the extreme penalty for which is $4,000
fine and ten years in the penitentiary.
APPEALED THE CASE.
The damage case of Clarence Putt
against the Canton-Alron railway
company, which was tried in Justice
Reigner's court. has been appealed by
the plaintiff to common pleas court.
The amount claimed is $780, Putt
had finger mashed by window In a
! street car falling upon 1t, throwing
. him out of work for a time and COM
, Ipellirg him to accept less remuner-
ative job when he was able to work.
Attorneys Craine and Snyder repro
sent the plaintiff
= PROBATE COURT.
III In the estate of Samuel p, Bachtcl.
Of Jackson township. petition to sell
real estate has been filed.
In the estate OF Anna Zoeller. Of
Perry township. Gus G. Paul has been
appointed administrator.
= ~ In the guardianship of the Davis
4 heirs. Of Pike township. final account
and resignation Of guardian have been
( fled.