Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-14
POLICEMEN ATTACKED
Drunken Hen Go to Jail for It-Ksn-
 naugh Got His Man.

Attorney McGrath and Detectiye Kennaugh had a warm exchange of words in the city court this morning. and but for the timely T object'' of Prosecutor McMahon it would have been livelier
 A case against James Pelesi for sell ing policy slips was on trial A writ had been issued some time ago for un- fortunate John Doe' so that the po- lice could land Pelosi any time they found the necessary evidence They had been on his track for some time. and yesterday the trail became warm. Last evening it got quite hot. Detec- tives Keegan and Kennaugh had been after him all day. In the evening they saw him enter two or three saloons on Bank street,
 ''WThat crime was that ?''l asked At torney McGrath.
 "Oh, object to this,'' put in Prose critor McNIahon.
 No crime at all," replied Detective KennRugh
 .'Well, then, why do you mention it here?" snapped the attorney.
 Prosecutor McMahon's objection stopped the argument and the witness resumed.
 Down Bank street they followed Pe- 1osi and near the Farrel foundry they stopped him. It was then 7:45 o'clock. They searched him and Detective Ken naugh said he saw something white drop from his hand. However, they did not arrest him just then He had gone about ten feet when they saw a small white package on the sidewalk. This turned out to be q few policy slips for yesterdays play and Pelosi was in1nae- dia fpIy taken irafa cI1atodv
 Are you sure he dropped the slips '' asked Attorney McGratll of Kennaugh.
 Stare, of course I am," was the an swer.
 Have you been as diligent in stop ping hurelaries as you have been watching this manfy
 "Oh. I object" put in Prosecutor cNIahon
 What bnrglaries7" asked the detec- tive, warming up. That's for you to find out: those that have taken place in the east ends | T know of no brlrglaries in the east end but you seem to know all about them,," was the answer, with increas- ing temperature. "All this Is out of ordery said the prosecutor. "I object" The storm subsided then. 4EiE WuS lAp uElCttSE NAcIcuIJtyil the prosecutor read out Pelosi's rec ord, which showed that this was his fourth or fifth time before the court on a charge of this kind. He was fined $1OO and costs and sentenced to six months in pail. An appeal under bail of $40O was taken to the district court
 Timothy Ryan was returned to the Brookside home for thirty days. He took a walk out yesterday and got drunk
 thirty days for the, same offense. Belle Ward was sent down for the same period for the same offense. Edward Leary, young fellow Of 19, was found by Officer Myers this morning at 1 o'clock kicking the pam els off a door on Bank street, When the officer told him to go home, Leary turned about and said: "Well, it's a case of probation. any way, and guess I'll take, chance with you'' Whereupon he buekled into the officer. This morning he said he knew nothing about it. He was sent to jail for thirty days. Daniel Danaher refused to move on when requested last evening by Off, cer Walsh. This took place in the west end. Danaher flew at the officer. tore button off his coat and his coi- lar off his shirt. They had a rough and tumble, for which Danaher was given sixty days in jail to think 1t over