The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-18
SA TURDAY NIGHT
WAS VERY BUSY
VIOLENT HONEYMOON DlSIURBS QUIET Of
nofH. DEaEON
0HOUSES WERE BURGLARlzED


Needed tof bot SeaSea.
Saturday night was the gay bad
might TOR Denison. The hot wave
must have gone to people heads and
brought tut all the bad there was in
them. There were sounds Of revelry,
drunken gangs were singing and
swearing on the streets, two houses
we're burglaiised and Ut the beauti-
ful Hotel Denison drunken BRIDE
groom felled his bride Of four days
g the floor. raised . rough house and
landed in the county jsil.
The first Of the Saturday night
chapter Of escapades began at the
Hotel DeniYon about eleven O'Clock
when . couple came to register. The
man. hailing from Glidden. was 30
drunk that his name on the register is
illeRible but the night clerk not
notice HE condition and assigned them
to : room. They had been in their
room but . few minutes when there
,wasaa commotion. A travelling man
who occupied the adjacent room tells
Us that he heard . mans voice say,
Come near me and I'll knock you
down. this was followed BY the sound
OF . blow and the noise Of q body fall
ing. The man phoned the Office. evi-
IDENTIFY scared ct what he had done,
and wanted q doctor quick. The call
was sent in but in less than two
minutes the man appeared raging mad
because the doctor had not come. He
started . rough house at once and at
tempted to fight Night Clerk Enright
and Mr.. Nielsen the proprietor.
Nightwatch Baer was called in and he
&rappled with the stranger and gave
him Z severe blow on the head.
Rex Smith came to the rescue and
. we'll directed smash in the face
made the groom docile. By this time
the guests Of the hotel had all been
aroused and there was . fine display
of lingerie. The man was taken to
i the jail, his bride interceding for him
all the way. At the Jail she begged
20 be allowed to occupy the cell with
hubby but this pleasure was denied
her. She thereupon got busy at the
telephone and called the Mayor out
sof I = slumhers ana IN order to be
accommodating session Of the
lice court was held at 2 .. M. The
bridegroom was fined S. 90 and in the
early hours Of the morning they went
into the country where they have rela-
tives. The couple are said to hale
from Glidden. q dry town. the joys Of
being Newlywed and being in : wet
town are said to have been too much
for the happy groom. tits pretty
bum start for happy married life,
but it may prove such : lesson that
the young man will do better here
after.
About one o'clock in the morning
the eleepers who were just commence
ing to gst relief from the torrid
~eather were disturbed by jewellers
who had evidently sojourned in the
country trying case OF two after the
benighted hour of ten had clysed the
authenticated sources Of supply. They
drove t rough highways and alleys
singing, cursinx and shouting. The
oficisl sdrag-net ought to get in ita
work and the rictous disturbers Of
honest slumber should be fined.
The evening began with row at
the Magnet pool hall. Geo. Thompson
OF Charter Oak got on . Rlorious and
when be was called down for profanity
BY l.on Freed Who was temporarily in
charge he cana back with . billiard
cue. striking Freed across the face
infifetinR quite . severe confusion.
Freed closed with him and Gary
punched him in .he face 90 hard that
The stove in his knuckles. Freed went
to the drawer to get cloth to wipe
the blood off bis face aud Thompson
thought he was after gun. he il said
to have jumped clear over pool table
in his frantic rush for the back door.
The boys were out looking for Thomp-
son Saturday night. Freed in particu-
lar wished to havs quiet conversa
,tion with him undisturbed by the
police. but he wisely kept under cover
The Denison bunch is laying for him
and 1t win be best for him to secure
police protection VIXEN next he ut
I. tempts to do up the cosnty seat.
Sometime during the eventful Sat.
,urlay night the burglars got busy.
They entered the hosse Of Dan Swan
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