Rock Island Argus., 1906-01-11
ARE HELD
ONCE MORE
William NageI and Jose
phine CoIIet Again
Indicted.
GRAND JURY REPORTS
Numerous Cases Suppressed
for Service--.T0taI of II
Indictments Returned.

William Nagel and Josephine Collet
are again in the custody of Sheriff
Heider, having been brought into court
this morning upon new indictments re-
turned by the grand jury. which made
its report this morning. Each is
charged with the murder of Carl Brady
and each with being an accessory.
AS was related in The Argus last
night they We're arrested by Officer
James Brinn Immediately upon their
release yesterday afternoon and they
were held at the police station last
night. After the report of the grand
jury this morning they were again
taken into custody by the county au-
thorities. They were arraigned in court
and being unable to give bonds, were
taken to the county Jail to await trial
Avoids Controversy.
In lisposing of the motions for dis
missal in this manner a controversy
involving both points of law and cir
cumstances is avoided. 1t was at first
believed that if the court allowed the
motions for dismissal the defendants
would go free; that another indictment
for murder could not be returned
against them. But more study of the
case seems TO convince those concern
ed that this manner of procedure is
proper and the prisoners can thus be
brought to trial
Indictments Returned.
Following are the other indictments
been made public:
Jacob Harris. Receiving stolen prop
erty. Charged with receiving iron
plates stolen from the c., R. |. & P.
Railway company.
w. r. Levering, embezzlement for
larceny. Charged with taking rings
from the Adams Express company,
Sept. II.
Fred Reinhardt, assault with intent
to do bodily injury Charged with use
of muriatic acid as deadly weapon,
Jan. s.
Fred Marvin, alias d. T. Martin. False
clothing to the amount of $17.9S from
the Peoples Credit Clothing company,
May 2S, 1904.
Fred Marvin, alias ID T. Martin.
Confidence game. Charged with OBJ
tanning So by confidence game from
Louis Rosenstein. Aug. 2G.
Comfy Ogletree Larceny. Charged
with stealing two pairs of shoes of
value of $3.50 Sept 4.
]. NJ. Mason. Larceny. Charged
with taking two pairs of shoes of the
value of $3.50, Sept. 4.
Adolph Steinfeld Larceny. Charg
ed with stealing hat of the value of
SO so. the property of George E. Holt,
Dec. 3.
Leland Alton. Larceny. Charged
with stealing $41. the property of H.
b. Holroyd, Dec. q.
Daniel McKellar. Larceny by break
ing and entering in the night. Charged
with entering store of George r.
Schmale, Oct. 10.
James Miller. Larceny Charged
with stealing an overcoat of value OF
$500, the property of Jesse Nickerson,
Nov. "a.
Five Cases Ignored.
The report shows the return of 21
true bills, five cases having been ig-
nored. One hundred ten witnesses
were examined. The ignored cases
were against Ed Fitzpatrick, larceny;
Daniel O'Brien. false pretenses; Fred
Moore, burglary; J. S. Vincent, con
Spiracy; +. J. Peterson, false preten
ses. Mr.. Peterson is the pastor of the
A. NJ. E. church who was bound over
for the alleged failure to turn over GER
tain funds collected by him. The case
was the outgrowth of some congrega
tional difficulties and the pastor is
by the report.
The jury reports the Jail conducted
in n cleanly and orderly manner, but
inds it inadequate for the present de-
nands in the way of arrangement and