MARSHALS AT THE PARKS.
Will Report Their Observations to the
Grand Jury.
Names of employees connected with pay attractions at Forest and Fairmount parks were taken yesterday by the county marshal's men and will be given to the Wallace grand jury when it meets this week.
Al Heslip personally visited Fairmount park and saw men and women dancing and gliding on roller skates. Also he witnessed a man selling tickets to the Angora goat farm and the lake.
"If the jury thinks it is wicked to use roller skates and witness a dog show downtown on Sunday," the marshal argued, "it will believe it equally unlawful to skate, ride in a boat or watch the goats on a Sunday in the park." So the marshal put down all the keepers' names.
Deputies Joseph Stewart and Henry Miller made out a complete list of men they caught working and playing at Forest park.
The blue Sunday downtown was brightened a bit by the reopening of the Shubert theater.
