FOUGHT JACK GALLAGHER.
Captain Whitsett Hears Hack Driv-
er's Story and Releases Him.
"Well, Ed, guess I will have to take you down," Patrolman Mastin said to Edward Bennett, 607 Locust street, yesterday afternoon.
"Guess you better guess again," Bennett replied, believing the patrolman was joking with him.
But the patrol wagon was summoned. Bennett, a hackdriver, was sent to Central station and booked on a charge of vagrancy.
Bennett said that he had a fight with Jack Gallagher at the Star hotel about a month ago. The situation was explained to Captain Walter Whitsett. He called the prisoner, who told a straightforward story and was released.
