The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-08
The Douglas Family Hold a he
union IN Topeka
Gathered at Castle Eaton for the
Celebration.
ARE BACK In JAIL
Two Women Who Made Charges
Against Officers
VIII Serve Out the Fine Assessed
by Judge Dana

Tbs r<E7~f4z family cid n U2GI-
ttou and win fine records III their VAL
ans walks Of life are holding & unique
ard =ersa ti0uaI reunion AZ the corner
of Fifth and Jackson But tne U----
rfors are mostly IN the minds 51 the
p,Ifee officers. the fnes are On the
noIfce books. the reunion Is II -ne
citv prison effected by the ponce, a1lH
thereby hangs the tale
lack Douglas. head Of the fanny,
some months since vas couVlcIso q
dispensing liquors 0r oH-4l = =
Strength AZ his restaurant At AZ East
Fourth street and fined sl0a aRo given
thirty days n jail. from which sentence
he appealed. but was UnsucceSsEu- n
tte district court and was co11Ez1Irre0
70 the CITY prison SATURDAY 20 serve cut
his sentence and r nov II r1e CON-
rau- oF several others who cCnLro nL1u
rhe evidence cleaned by the prOo15
uoIice Lonesome Jack spent oStI--1
dav ufzlr and sunday signing -oG @-1
uIrer air and the faces OF LLIOSe O1tA
unto him little suSpeCE1uE CnaL LL9
hand OF fate was very busy adjusting
circumstances TO fitting 1IASa
Meanwhile the evening eye zoE re I1l--- =
Die had found al object ana Qlo1zO
the police Lhar things were oeeorIll1ls
warIfks aEd pr0faHe n the cd =t2n7
castle OF Jacks better n4- -
AoIIfe At ia Z East FrrCh slEeeC L Lat
Uaz z 1CgTr 20 o'clock and C1119L E4s-AoLf I
E4Irtrou EsuueT aad james ing onto Z
rns patrol wagon and were sooI
st0rmiuE the gates 5E tE4 sSroEs1lsL1,
Net more than week ago Z squad :
oF officers went 70 the SAME pL1ce ana
(4urTTra7 The xauE buE oV the AID OF 4 I
rraudoor II . DARK hallway guar 1e1 4e
both ends by officers the WnoAe parry 4
efisaopeare6 into regions uUkn11 = 4
Last uE<hr however. the doors OF Ene /
=
down wiki stout table legs used a. pat
tzFinE rams. the chtSE al TIE one 430E 4
and Hutton at the other me 1ooEs 4
s-sv,s vuEv and Mrs NE0IIle. her son Ell 4
7~-T kate tobias we're made prisoners
T1esecrfvz Hutton n the d4rh16Ss 4
4aG5ue the door TOO heavy Tor ordinary 4
means. charged upon { driving MS 4
rizf1E foot with terrible Hl6n1ehl0 4
against the heavy door, 6Ur the place
where MS foot hit was glass and the 4
result that his leg vas lacerased
Driven 70 the station with great 4
speed and CLanglnS OF oeL-s, Ine CNo {
T59TIzfases were added 70 the gather /
fuz. The women we're r1r1eG over % 4
rIle T71atrz1 while Eli vas sur7ed InEsF 4
tF1e per 10 cheer ms lonely father with 4
news 0E the faI Of the stone retreat
Sergeant Kenuey with Officers SauIs, I
Hutton. Wou6erFy and Mcclure arrest
ed Maude JamIson on the charge OF
selling liquor sunday She was run
q
5ispensary. at her shop at 516 East
First street
Kate Haituau and Mary Evans, Who
were fined SIS and 80 per By Police
Judge Urruy and appealed To the dis
rrfct court where their ines we're dxeG
at so each upon their plea ef guilty
instead Of 4 release which the asIEnan
Patro Iruan Frf5auce N case she so
pleaded have been committed TO the
prison until they pay their fines
Lucy Stevenson. another appellant
from the decision given in police court
for selling liquor. has been returned
with thanks. Unless she can raise 800
viii have the customary stay at the
staten as do the men She las 80 days
at any rate, and likely the hundred
mora
Keep your hands IN your pockets.
There IS a trousers' grabber around He
Is 4 negro and uim1Ie- He Ierked q
pair OF trousers at 500 Kansas avenue.
but was caught paWufnG them at Ger
dou's and the pants we're recovered.
though the man escaped 4 little later
he got 4 pair At SamuelS store but
dropped them when ne perceived be was
being watched
TIE Sunday Spirit league at the sta
ton enjoyed a very thriving business
E1LrlEz1T ana 4 ZE4ze Gt3E1GELl1u
up for the poor and suffering city or
Topeka Many OF the Wiling offerings
exceeded the means IN the jeans but
the donors are earnestly trying TO
eGu1vQcaLe EotfaY BY disInteEratiug
rocks for the city which needs them
quite as badly as they DC the money
Only two Of those there gave SIC Thev
were Pete Pa1ahu7s and o. Bower who
by reason OF their old establishment
in the Organization felt II their neral
duty TO give more. Those WHy eeu-
rbuEsd s. each were Pete EeUey
Frank KrauS. Tom - = John Love
VIII Cramer. Pat Quinn. Sidney Leader
Hugh Curry, ChaS. CaSou. and G 4
TerEes vas given until this evening 20
decide upon his Donation while vEait-I
ing for the SpfriE 70 finish its work
upon his purse strings. The meeting
vas quite as successful as the one Iasr
Sunday. though there were no 81 9f
teringS this time Next SUNDAY II tha
weather Is nice II Is expected thai A
still better attendance viii De reached
Tor then the apt ones are most likely
70 get cut Of doors and shout
czme to TIE chief OF police this r1Orufnr
and begged him 20 helo locate his vT.7T-
War1 son VINO he feared had zoerer fu~o
some trouble again The son used n 10
such things 5ut II was thouznt ne rad
reformed Tor he has been zu0sf FOR l-Tr4rz =
spell Nov however the fsrF1s- sssa--@
afraid To learn the truth Tna cHf.ze
promised to help and the nan uvar- ~