Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-28

Among the citizens of Bisbee, and of which the city has every reason 10 feel proud. is the hard working and in- dustrious Con Shea. who, like vicious brute, fell upon the woman bearing his name, and who lives in the reilight district on Friday evening last. and
 with his good, manly fist. beat the and then pursued his manly vocation lat a little overtime. in his profession
 as horny handed son of toll, by kick
 ing the woman in the breast until she was insensible He woul1 probably not have earned his entire salary un- til. by the honest sweat If his brow, he had killed the woman. had he not been prevented from over exerting himself at his honest labor by the oyerhearing of the woman's screams by Deputy Sheriff Johnson, who hap pened to be in the vicinity, and rush ing to the place found "labcrer' Shea engaged in the very act of hammer
 ing with his honest. hari working hands. the face and body of a woman a woman whom Artifioer Sara
 brought from Jercme. As the resait of Mir. Shea's conscientious labors Dr.
 Hart had to be called. and through his efforts the wounds and injuries .of the defenseless woman were dress ed, and after much effort she was rn- stored to sensibility, although. as ,x, ,t, <xfx- l-r physician was called again at fou' o'clock in the morning to restore the poor thing from her delirium. In tho
 mean time hardworking Mir. Shea. who despises labor so that no newspaper will ever be sued for libel for accus- ing MT. Shea of drawing salary for working at any jcb marked in the die tionary as a place of earning wages. reposed peacefully behind the bars Of the branch jail, while his victim lay moaning on her bed, living witness of mans inhumanity to woman.
 Even the law aceords things like
 Shea hearing, and at o'clock Sat urday this scum on. the face of hu-
 manity was taken before His Honor Judge Brown, to plead, and Of course entered plea of mot guilty This
 vas cue of his rights" under the beau tiful document known as the Constitu- ton Of the United States. and Mir. Con
 Shea availed himself of his rights
 The justice held him to appear in the sum of $500 on Monday afternoon Q VI az ished by two gentlemen in this city
 and Mir. Shea was released under his bond Scarcely had his name been attached to the document which gave him liberty. until Shea was on his way to, the Brewery Gulch House. where he at once set about abusing the woman again, and wrought such fear in mem bers of the household that an officer was again telephoned for, and which message was repsonced to by Ofhcer Johnson, who rearrestet Shea anf threw him into the calaboose rom which he had only short time before emerged.
 Probably the testimony on Monday at the hearing may disclose where NIT. Shea is employed, by whom, how long he has worked at his last voca- tion, what his wages are, how nften he is paid. and probably his employer will be there to testify as to his gooi character, CT that possibly he is iiv- ing ca the coupons cut from the divi-
 lend ends of income bearing bonds laid up by MT. Shea in his thrifty way.
 MT. Shea is known to nave Worked once at any rate. MT. Shea was ea-I gagged in the occupation of bar tender in Jerome, and on one occasion came from behind the bar to attend to gentleman whom he thought nee1eh a little Shea correction, and one or the gentleman's jaws were broken and it wasn't the jaw of the gentleman whom Shea went to attack. but the jaw was on the face of the man who gave the woman the terrible beating on Friday evening, and for which MT
 Shea will answer on Monday in the Justice court.