The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-24

The mix-up in police circles was
Strengthened out considerably yester-
day afternoon and evening. Another
chapter has been added. Mrs Mag
gle Smith, of 124 Breen street appear
ed at the mayors office and swore to
an AFFIDAVIT, charging Louis Snyder
with cruelty to animals. According
10 her story. horse belonging to her
son, ELI Smith, who Is under arrest
awaiting investigation, was cruely
beaten by Snyder Wednesday night,
when Fred Turner OF IaRue. was rob-
I bed at Lincoln park. Snyder was arr
raigned before Mayor Setter yesterday
afternon and pleaded not guilty to
the charge His trial will be held be-
fore the mayor at eight o'clock Mon
day morning. Attorney L. e. Myers
has been secured to defend him.
Two Charges Against snyder.
Snyder was also arraigned ON the
charge OF stealing a horse belonging
to Fred Turner, the horse was stolen
Thursday morning. He pleaded not
guilty to this charge also. He will
be given a preliminary hearing Tues
day morning at eight o'clock.
SNYDER was released from the city
prison yesterday afternoon after he
had furnished bond amounting to
5000 in the humane case and $500 in
the horse stealing case.
Mrs. Newcomb Pays Fine.
The bootlegging case was settled this
morning. Mrs. Myrtle Newcomb, Of
North Prospect street. whose homo
was raided by the police Thursday
night. and who was ater charged
with keeping a place where intoxicat-
ing liquors are kept for sale as a
beverage was arraigned before Mayor
Setter yesterday afternoon. She plead
ed not guilty to the charge and her
trial was set for this afternoon at one
o'clock. After carefully considering
the evidence which the police had coll
lected at her home, sne decided that
she would plead guilty Accordingly
she called on the mayor this morning
and stated that she was guilty Of
the charge. MAYOR Setter Immediately
imposed fine of $50 and costs. The
money was paid and the prisoner re-
leased.
Another Prisoner Released.
Police We're unable to connect
Richard Stevens with the robbery at
the park and charge Of intoxication
was placed against him He pleaded
guilty to the charge and was fined s.
and costs The money was paid and
the prisoner given mis- freedom
ELI Smith. of Breen street is the on
ly man being held by the police, No
charges have been filed against him
as yet but the police are inclined To
think that he knows more of the
Turner robbery than he cares to tell
Goldie Rose Northup, charged with
being an inmate in a house of III
fame was fined $50 and costs by Mayor
Setter. at the conclusion of her trial
Friday afternoon. The execution OF
the sentence was suspended upon the
promise Of Mrs. Northup to leave the
city nd not return unless called by
death or sickness.
Earl Cosgrove, charged with living
at the Smith home in state Of
adultery was given hearing before
the MAYOR, Yesterday afternoon He
pleaded guilty to the charge hue
Mayor Seitar withheld the penelty.
which viii he imposed upon him. until
this afternoon. He wanted time 10
consider the case.
Mayor Setter withheld his decision
i'm the case of Mrs. Clara Bell Smith,
charged by her husband, sherman
Smith, with being the keeper Of the
resort In which Mrs. Northup and
Cosgrove We're found, until Monday
morning. The charges We're the re-
suit of raid by the police. Thursday
night.
For the past two days the police
have been endeavoring to locate Eber
II. Smith. who Is wanted in Spring
field, Ohio, on charge of non-sup-
port. Smith had been employed at
the Marion Steam Shovel company for
some time but II was learned that he
had left the city. Tho Springfield
authorities We're notified this morn
ing their man had gone To Phildel-
phia.
Captain Lincoln Bond claims to
have found an honest man. In the
earlier part of the week, Bond cashed
his pay check in a local bank. While
slowing the money away i'm his wallet
he dropped a ten dollar bill. James
II. Oborn, who conducts feed store
on Olney avenue found the bill and
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