Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01
TIE POLICE AND TIER COURT
The unsayory Grist Run Through
the Machine Yesterday.
His noner, Jodge Holmes sna the oUt-
ragged Majesty Of the law Confront
the Usual Aadie0cs-lats Arrests-

lisms, IA police court yesterday, settled
the point, SO Tar as the police court can
settle anything IN law, that man must
+ live up 10 the lease-contraot so COM
mon nowadays in the purchase Of all
sorts of goods. Williams bought 8
watch which was 20 be paid for IA IN
/ stsllments; bat IN the form Of the trans
saction, the watch was only leased.
Williams undertook to get away with
the watch without paying for IL But
he nov wakes up 10 = ninety days
sentence IN jail. What he thought 10
be a common case of beating creditor
turned out TO be case OF straight en-
bezlement.
Orrin 5. Standish is the husband Of
his wife, Mrs. Standish, who was the
captain Of the Salvation Army. While
the wife was marching the streets last
night. filled with the spirit, the hus-
band WAS at home drunk with vine.
/ Now when Orrin's wits are under stim-
ulation. he knows his rights and pro-
poses 10 maintain them. lie thinks
/ that the Salvation Army ought 20 go 10
a hotel instead of lodging themselves on
the captains relations. When mum
Der of guests reached his home last
night at 3, Hilton Place, he tried to fire
| them out. The contention was 80
! sharp between them that it blossomed
into a genuine drunk and disorderly.
standish VIII tell His Honor about It
this morning.
Charles Watt, the young attorney of
the young Fyfeld, came into police
court with his client yesterday, and
stated that the case had been adjourned
so frequently, and that every bound
brought il nearer 10 the time of the
session of the superior court, and he
thought il now just as we'll TO waive ex-
animation and let the case be tried on
its merits as soon as possible. Fyfield
is the young man with the l3-year-old
wife, who got her in the family OF
Chris Peterson without asking the old
folks to join the bridal party, and who
is alleged to have alleged that the girl
was sixteen.
1t was the bench warrant and not
the triple righteousness of Baillif
Pelton that brought Clarence Daily INTO
court yesterday morning. Clarence
was the youth who intensified his per
sonal presence and importance at
colored meeting several woeks ago, the
details of which were gwen N these
| columns at the time. Clarence found
himself guilty, but could not find the
| 50 to paw the fine and the $3.50 to pay
the costs, and so he went to jail for
/ fifteen days.
The cases of George II. Brown,
| charged with two bad actions on two
| different pieces OF paper, were up IN
| police court yesterday, one after
another. They both charge that George
| is not druggist, but one charges that
he kept his saloon open on Sunday, and
| the other that he kept his saloon open
! on a holiday. One of the cases was ad-
| iourned to next Friday. and the other
4 ~ llAt til 4lloAhilAf ~ - III
Bert Waters got off easy. He is a
| disOrderly person, in that be lOats and
| gambies and gambles and loafs- lie
| pleaded guilty in police court, yester-
| day, and his case WAS adjourned 10
! April 30" This means 10 the initiated
IN the circumlOcutiOn Of the law, that
! sentence is suspended. II II suspends
the gambling, well.
Complaint has been lodged against
| two bows named Charles Davis and
Elmer Youngblood, by Chas. II. Gates,
charging them with the theft of SIX
! doves. Something Of a rad on doves
! has been IN progress among a certain
! group Of boys. and these arrests mean
The endeavor 10 break up the business.
! Robert Warren, the policeman whose
! eve was 50 unceremOnlOusl closed at
! the iistic exhibition at Roche's Pavilion
! the other night, by Mrs. Jennie ODon-
nell. feels IT deeply. He has caused the
| lady's arrest on warrant. charging
assault and battery.
BY the combined legal and paternal
| wisdom OF Judges Holmes and Hol-
/ comb, young Lorenzo j.. Parker, the
/ boy who wouldn't 90 10 any school in
/ the city. was sent 10 the Reform school
TO wait the advent Of bis 18th birthday.
The Charles VI. Curtis accused Of
/ forging the name of his father-n-law,
| II. r. smith. Of Lowell, Was before
Justice Wcstfall, yesterday. for exami-
nation. An adjournment was taken TO
/ Tuesday.
Patrick Heaphy had the money TO
! paw and forkcd i over the bar. II was
! Just an even Y. and went for whisky
/ that he didn't drink, hat which be
would have drunk If they hadn't run
/ him IN.
over AT the jail William ODonnoll
viii have twelve days b. ponder and re-
peut his Incorporate habits. He went
/ there yesterday by mandate of Judge
/ Holmes.
Henry =. Clark went over 70 the jail
/ from police court. Yesterday morning
I 70 be gone twelve davs on and inciud-
ing that date Clark had been drink
4 INK.
( lis Honor made short work of VII
T ham Wander Neen. when he found out
+ the sort Of p vagrant Billy was He
scuthm % the stone pile for ten days
Tho case 0f Julius Won Jugl, tbe man
I of false pretenses ~ the cTtent 0f $500.
was adjourned in police court Tester-
day, ~ next Tuesday.
Fd. Wills, iutox, is the way Is reads
4 OF fhe record There ls n0 credit oI
( the book f0- f3.45, and inst means De