The Washington times., 1905-07-23
LOCAL POLICE
MADE TROUBLE
Arrested i'll Baltimore for
Creating Disturbance.
ACCUSED BY SALOON KEEPER
Went Over to Play Ball But Rain Pre-
vented The Game-Thea the
Sequel.
ACCUSED BY SALOON KEEPER

BALTIMORE Md. July 22-Four
Washington policemen who came here
yesterday afternoon 10 play on the Met
ropoiitan police force ts.ln1 against the
Baltimore coppers Vetst on rampage
or East Fayette street, ard as a re-
suit three of them are locked up at
the central station on charges OF as
sault
The fourth man. who escaped as he
was being led into the station. prob
ably returned 10 Washington Major
Sylvester viii be asked TO locate the
nan and return him to this city for
trial.
The men in the party were Raymond
Krendienst. George Z. Wilson. ard
William and Lawrence Fauquier. An
other man, who gave his name as
Joseph Randall but who IS not be-
lieved to be connected with the Wash
iugton police force, was also in the
party, and was taken into custody.
Game Was Postponed.
Owing 10 the heavy rains throughout
the day. the baseball game was post
poned and the players on the Washing
ton team and their friends started out TO
have a good time About o'clock they
stopped in Anthony Retalieta's 5 saloon.
put him out Of business.
They not only created rough house"
in the saloon, but tried to tear up the
saIoonkeeper's license. and when he
tried 10 stop them they exhibited their
badges and chased him from the place.
| Shouting at the top of his voice for 4
policeman. Retaliata who was being
pursued by four minious OF the law. ran
to the Central station. several blocks
| from his place Of business. The Wash
ington coppers then assaulted him. so 1t
is SAID, and chased him up the street
to a point near the police station. The
policemen IN the station rushed to the
saloonkeeFer's assistance. All five OF
the men were collared but kliendienat,
who IS young and wiry, and who dashed
away from the station at Dreakneck
speed He was pursued for some dis
tance but proved to be much more
fleet of foot than the Baltimore police
men. and succeeded III getting away
The trouble is said TO have started
/ when Retaliata refused TO sell the
five men anything to drink He says
| they We're under the influence Of liquor
when they entered his place, and he
thought they had enough When
| drinks were ordered for the party
! Retaliata Informed them that he could
| not sell them anything more and ad-
( vised them to go home and sleep.
| Then the party swooped down upon
| the free lunch on I table in the cor
! ner and ate most al Of the food
! What they did not eat they threw on
! the floor Rctaliata tried 10 renon-
strate with them. but they refused e
. listen TO him. One Of them an
| nounced that they would take his
/ license and close up the place. He
/ hurriedly left the SafGGn for helm ard
/ the policemen started after him and
! chased him /" the Central station
| Wilson ana kIieEdienst are men1b bers ot
| the local police men baseball team
/ the former being stationed at the Eighth
precinct and the latter at the First
/ William Fauquier is attached To the
/ Fourth precinct Lawrence FAuuuier I,
| the Seventh and the name of JoseDI
! Randall does not appear on the rossel
OF :Ee Police Department. AT he.Ld-
! quarters last night nothing was known
OF the affair ia Baltimore. aud up t,
an early hour his morning no Feuues
had be II received for the arrest oI
! kliendienst
Wilson Is on his annual leave aul
William t'auquier is due to report foI
duty at 5 O'Clock this morning. though
! he may not be able TO do so
kheHdiCnSt Is expected to pick no hi.
baton and resume business at No.
| this morning about O'Clock. bur it ma,
be late when he arrives Lawrence
Fauquier is on leave