Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-30
POLICE WERE
KEPT ON MOVE.
Quiet Session for Several Days
Ended Saturday Night
Court DOingS.

After q lull of three days the pol
ice department had such a rush of
trouble with l~awbreakers Saturday
night that their facilities were taxed
to the utmost to cope with the con-
ditions. There were at n time
three prisoners in cell. As a re-
suit of the sudden wave of petty
crimes, the fines levied yesterday
morning totalled $50, SCI of which
was paid on the spot.
Policeman Shultz arrested An
drew Palush, of 100 Charles street,
and Joseph Boneiski, of Sc Cort-
lapdt street, for a fracas at the latter
address in which stabbing occurred.
Palush was fined $40 on charge of
disorderly conduct, and Boneiski,
who was stabbed, was locked up as a
witness for the state, but was par
oiled. Walter Marchiniak, of s
James street, was arrested last night
on a charge of also assaulting Bone
iski. The hearing was adjourned
until tonight.
John Camden, fifty-two years old,
a well-known hobo who claims no
place as his home, was picked up in
North Amboy by Policeman Quinlan
with a bad cut in the head. DR.. G.
j. Howell was summoned, as City
Physician Tyrrell was i'll, and he
sewed up the cut in Camden's head,
turning the police station into a tenn
porary hospital.
A man known as Mat Steckler
complained at police headquarters
late Saturday night hat he had been
robbed of four boxes of cigars, a pair
of shoes and a buck saw in a saloon
at Kennedale, back of the cemetery.
Roundsman Morris and Patrolman
Quinlan started out there. The way
was long and dark and they had a
hard time finding their way over.
fields and through patches of woods,
but finally they located the saloon
in a photographed building. A
drunken woman was tending bar.
The Officers could get no light. on the
alleged robbing of Steckler.
The suburb in the immediate
vicinity of that saloon has been nick
named Morris Heights, and today
Roundsman Morris went out there
to see just where the place is. The
city is growing so fast that new parts
are springing up daily.
Lou Randolph, the colored youth
who was released from the county
jail only Wednesday,, was arrested
by Patrolman Long on a drunk and
disoiderly charge Saturday night
and ne was sent up for ninety days.
The men who paid the heavy fines
for their Saturday nights fun, were
Marion Yenhoski and Adam Deiler,
both OF Mary street. They were ar
rested by Policeman Quinlan.
Deiler was fined $25 for carrying
a revolver, and $40 for disorderly
conduct. Yenhoski was fined $25.
The ines were paid, a total of $50.
A stray COW was found by people
living at 6 Davidson avenue and it
was reported to the authorities.
Mary j.. Stuart. forty-eight years
old, who said she had no home, was
arrested by Roundsman Morris on a
charge of vagrancy. She was COM
mitted for ninety days.
William Wilhelm, of 1879 Broad
street, was arraigned yesterday
morning on a charge of assaulting
Steve Wellnar, of So Charles street,
who worked in the same factory. He
vas paroled.
Big Mary Scupsevicz, of 80
Hartford street, was arrested this
morning charged with hitting Henry
Sulzmann, a New Brunswick buck
ster, in the eye, making it very sore.
There was some trouble Saturday
with some boys who had stones and
a slingshot, and it was alleged that
Big Mary took a hand. She was
held in default of 800 bail.
A man living on Prospect street
complained to the police at 2:45
o'clock Sunday morning that he had
been robbed of his watch, worth $25,
in a house where he had gone to
make a late call upon a woman of i'll
repute. The house is on Smith
street and bears a bad name.
A bondsman later appeared for
Big Mary Scupevicz.