In Re Myrtle

The defendant was arrested upon a warrant charging him with the crime of robbery committed January 18, 1902, upon a complaint, the charging part of which is in the following language: “Did willfully, unlawfully and feloniously take, steal and carry away from the person and immediate presence of one E. F. 0. Kloklce one twenty-dollar gold coin of the United States, certain silver coins lawful and current money of the United States, of the value of two dollars, one hunting case stem winding gold watch and one gold and platinum link chain with gold locket attached, all of which said property was then and thereof the aggregate value of seventy-five dollars gold coin of the United States and in the possession of E. P. C. Klokke and was then and there so taken, stolen and carried away as aforesaid from the person and immediate presence of said E. P. C. Klokke against the will of said E. P. C. Klokke and which said taking was then and there so accomplished as aforesaid by means of force and fear used upon and against the person of the said E. P. C. Klokke by said Charles Myrtle.” The defendant was duly held to answer upon said charge, and thereafter an information was duly filed against…