The Topeka state journal., 1908-11-23

ludricrous affair that the Whole iorce
at the station doubled up and roared.
You're smart aren't you?" said
Judge Urmy to prisoner VINO refused
to give his real name at the court ses-
sion.
That's what they all tell me, boss,
that's what they all tell me- answered
the colored John Doe and he was nned
50 for being drunk. A
He told the police reporter tnat ne
had quite standing in the s1ery or
this heah city, and he did not wish
to drop from his high pedestaL sew
eral of his society friends came Gown
to pay his fine and one of them sprung
$10O bill on the jailer. This warrant
ed their standing and they were es7
corted to the door with all policea dlg-
nifty. ur Is ss NF
At the evening session of the police
court this afternoon the trial OF j. NJ. n.
Hastings will be brought forth. Inc
complainant, Mrs. H. L. Cristler OF $3.50
Fillmore street says that Mr.. Hastings,
who is a prominent real estate oedlef
in the city, deliberately threw nuse
boulder through her WINDOW ana I Sne
Hastings conducts an office at 1O6 East
Sixth avenue. From the evidence Vol.
unteered the police from ootn slues "
the question it looks as tnousn tIe
quarrel was one that has been smould-
ering for a long time and simply proke
out in a warning Saturday no ohe
was injured in the bombardment'
John Dolan pleaded with Jailer Smith 10
release him this morning siackfsnS oiiS wien
and half from paying III q, htf Their argument
a cannon shot could not naVG VIZ Dee of tbeir
on eS aecourt OF 5he The jailer won the
debate after introducing some go 49,
ing fist and Mr.. DoIan was returned to ms
cage. He says he IS a cons1,ipt thn pgock piIe. j
does not feel able to work on iit Lne IocA P44s'
He ri
Following the line of his occupation OF Of
anoneh booze to make him mean last
night and then started out hunt1nS 1l1Sen 6of the
police found stedman he was o5,nfa9snce' pl9eGnns
from every opening on ms Hbatfered
-an5 his optics were hard to find. Five
dollars was the fine imposed upon hiiii
w H. Ashley, a laborer and George
Willett were caught Singing a anu @ uatS Y an
ees avenue last night. This being the
beat" presided over by OH OIfictLI tI,o re-
ceptacles of liquid cheer and they we're
given a fine of five dotlars. OIicel Di'
ant assisted
After three days of overwhelming erowi6s
and regular, bank 81 Honey as yarrested this
morning for running a snow on Nansa nasiic |
avenue without license; e;,,e laSped ne cow
to the astonished public for the retl1aa ma n
able price of ten cents he nao Irti nts ~ isad
ure at 210 Kansas avenue an9 s,ad aqNs NAsnimai
as the "Only Female F1Ve-Legseiu "a 80 in
Captivity and will be tried at the evening
session EE5
With the horrible fear that the noon Sia
whistle would catch him away from ms ms
work and realizing the restleSsness. VI it ny
4npaint6ea 6es o9aTai pain1er @ by trade. drove his
motor cycle down Kansas Avenue at
raeTs raeT u 3wOnderIy OF and Hopkins succeeded in
stretching a life line across tns ,ataInd 1NStG
He, paid his fine. gave his promises ana
p
his hand Arthur CoeE faced Judge Urmy |
at the court this morning with d Gn1ii fiiiSS9
{ TO appfar s had at f9e to be S1ied from his warm
bed tS saes 5hs iSEass ss aeos aed p p
hearted police Judge relenteo noWe p~ee 81 81 |
hnn1iliation When asked by Judge Ormy
II he did not think he deserved a heavy
f,siI bsin worried up to tie high pitch of fear
Jpd&e UITny dropped ray OF .iI SuL14at" III yon
6ne oqT on i've dollars" and Arthur Coe left
the station happy man
Piexinss s11p pieces of coal that had fallen
fronIzthes engine tenders and coal cars ana
straw pieces of wood and coRe; e;,1dars dtiI Nr
and Mrs. George Davis were arrested last
night by the Rock Island authorltleS Iol
iaTeeny A fine of ten dollars was piace9
over the heads of the two poor colorsd
0eonle and they are unable to pay tne
fine However. the husband has taken
the fine on his own hands and the woman
was released to helc pay their fine. A good
case of unwritten law should De lnSerttsiu
at this point. Stray coal and WOOD VIII VIII
do lots more good in broken down shaSk
Than in the filling of washed out right
of way.
Six Indians giving their names John DO DO
m0re-Dain Little Tommy Ha1rSlck, BIB
3oy IIasIey Saint Joe Pteeyan, morgan
Pemwoskie and Hiko Lastlee We're arresl-
ed by OFFICERS Mead. Brown, HOPKINS,
Summers and Sergeant kenney at the
Rock Island depot last evening" Iney hao
all been spending the week end IN IoPeRa,
their home land being Mayetta, 1hese
indians do nothing but eat meals at the
noIice station and Chief Eaton turned
them loose this morning ming gIyhingT tha gTdisna dhem
fearing the wrath of his squaW Whom ne
had left at the depot paid his fine at once
and left to meet her. The others had no
money. Some of the Indians in the bunch
were first arrested in Topeka ten years
ago and they have been in the station
every Saturday or Sunday since their
first arrest.