Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-11
GROVE PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Arraignsd in Police Court he Denies
Shooting Policeman JsstiOu.
TRIAL SET FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING
County Attorney sIabaush Prefers
Charge OF Robbery TO Cover \
the Famous Cudshy KID
napinE AFFAIR.

Pat Grove was srraigned in police court
Tuesday morning on the charge Of shoot
ing with intent to kill and wound PATROL
man A. II. jackson on the evening Of Sep
TENDER g. Through his counsel. Attorney
]. p. English. Grove pleaded not guilty to
the charge read by County Attorney sla-
baugh and Il was then agreed between the
| attorneys for the state and defense to
have the preliminary hearing set for
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock. Mr..
English intimated that his client was con-
sidering the matter OF waving the pre-
liminary trial. An impression prevails
that Grove will not have a trial before the
police Judge.
| At 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. before
County Judge vinsonhaler, Detective
| Henry Heitfeldt swore to a complaint
charging Patrick Grove with having. on
December 10. 1900. put Edward A. Cudahy
| In fear OF his life and robbed him OF the
| sum Of $4,000 1t IL also alleged that
| Grove has since been fugitive from JUS
tlce. There are two counts in the COM
plant, both being practically identical as
to subject matter, but slightly different in
verbiage. Judge Yinsonhaler at once
signed a warrant for the arrest of Grove
on the charge of having robbed Mr..
Cudahy. Detective Heitfeldt took the war
rant, awaiting Judge Berka's action before
he served It. 1t is possible the police
Judge may admit Grove to bond. and IL he
does and Grove is released the county
court warrant then will be served.
Grove will be retained in the city Jail
until after his hearing wednesday morn
ing, when he will be removed to the
county jail.
A large crowd was IN police court Tues
day morning to get a glimpse OF the pris-
oner, who entered the court room in the
custody of Detectives Heitfeldt and Dono-
hoe. After the court formalities Grove
was driven in the patrol wagon to a
photographer to have his picture taken for
, the police records.
BertiIlon Measurements.
? During the morning Bertilion Onicei
, Shields took Groves measurements &C.
r cording to the Bertillon system. This rec
/ ord shows Groves present weight to b,
1872 pounds, height feet 1919 inches; age
IS years; two gunshot wounds on left
| hand and one gunshot wound on left
shoulder.
Throngs Of curious people sought admis
sion to Groves cell at the city jail, bu
most of the callers have been denied tn,
. privilege of seeing the prisoner. Crow,
4 says he is tired Of talking to curious PEG
pie but is not averse to meeting his OLE
| irlenus ana the newspaper reporters.
Captain Mostyn OF the police station hai
discovered new facial expression which
he pleases to term the pat Grove expires
sion" This expression appears on tn
! faces OF most of those who call at tn
] station to see Grove and is described a
3 being sort Of half-relieved and half
timid look.
!, Grove slept well Monday night and ap
J. peared quite cheerful Tuesday morning.
4 Attorney ]. p. English will represen
q Grove in his fight for liberty. Mr.. Eng
8 fish was engaged by Grove Tuesday morn
{ ing on the recommendation of Attorne
: Breen of Butte, who wired Mr.. English
o Patrolman Albert H., jackson has identI
0 fed Pat Grove as the man who shot him /
the leg at Sixteenth and Center streets O
the sixth day Of last month. Jackson say
he is positive in the Identification. OF
Ger Dan Lahey, who was with Jackson o
y the evening Of the little pistol brush wit
the man said TO have been Grove, called q
:. the station and Identified Grove. Lahe
: has known Grove for years. Patrolma
Jackson is able 10 get about on crutchei
Chief Of Detectives Dunn believes Their
is strong case against Grove in tn
q shooting charge.