Show DENMAN IS GONE AGAIN Performs Disappearing Act Once More yore and Judge ludge Howell Kowell Shows Displeasure Frank Denman who has given the au an authorities authorities not a little trouble since his ar IU arrest rest some months ago on a statutory of or fene failed to appear before Judge J 1 1 A Howell In the criminal section of f the dis court yesterday for sentence Den Dl Denman Dc r man pleaded guilty g a few tew days ago Mon day was originally set as the day for sen tence but the passing of judgment was postponed until JIntil yesterday name was called but the prisoner failed Called to respond and the court i the thO lail lall forfeited The fact then leaked out that th Denman was only Wider so x I bail ball and nd when this tha was made known to the court Judge How Hon Howell ell eli plainly showed sho that he It appears that tha the first bond fixed fI ed for Denman before he had a preliminary hear ing was for With this amount over his head It was necessary to postpone the case ease several times before Denman n could be located he having previously left the city When he id show up and was wag bound over ver to the district court his bail was reduced to 00 Judge J D MUrphy was the committing magistrate m Here is what Judge Howell said after summoning the clerk of the court before him yes yesterday yesterday es esterday Hereafter Mr Clerk as soon as a per person person person son has been held to answer to this court ourt by a committing magistrate and the pa papers papers papers pers from the committing magistrate have been filed filM in your our office you yoi will Inform the court what th the charge Is and nd if It the defendant is out on bail ban the amount there thereof of so If I consider the amount insufficient InsuffIcient I cleat to secure the presence of the de defendant defendant defendant at the trial and for the ing of judgment If It necessary I may in increase increase increase crease the amount I do not propose that men charged with crimes shall escape the punishment in this which they merit because the committing magistrate has fixed the ball bail so low that It constitutes constitutes constitutes an Invitation to him to forfeit his bail ball rather than stand trial or submit himself to punishment I have hitherto acted upon the assumption that tha the com corn committing committing magistrates were exercising a aBound sound Bound discretion in fixing bail In such cases but after Investigation of the case before the court this morning I do not feel longer justified In acting upon any such assumption |