Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
DRINKS rssDomsArs.



The morning police court rrisi mo-
duced al unusually lot Of crunks Yea.
terasy. The following wiling sscssns
Of the spiritaous juice we're assessed g
apiece, with costs. or the privilege Of
taking it out in . couple Of weeks Of
free board st the 3all: Ray Hesgle.
John yassen. NGll AcMurray. john
Ferguson, ". III. Scott, J. q. smith.
Judge Nestfsil 10 beginning 70 bear
down heavily on ali e.assee Of disorder
lies. The candidates tor justice, who
answered 10 that charge, were shown
that too much pocket money wss not
good for them
siructlng a street car by driving . team
ia front of IL. aud al the same time
using vie language toward the driver
and the occupants OF the car. He de-
cisreo that be WAS innocent, bat Was
proved guilty.
Young man " said Judge Nestfall.
addressing the eulprit, "you are wlth-
out doubt gults of this charge. and
you are old enough 10 know better.
There Is no excuse whatever for YOUR
aud these cases came before ne was :
little lenisnt with he men and let tAsna
of easy. because neither / or any o.
else thought things would take such "a
serious turn. Bus the law, nexer;he4
less, must be respected, and because 4
WAS lenient at the start Is 40 excuse
whatever for your conduct or the con-
duct of any OF these clstnrbtrs of the
public peace. The law must he en-
forced and the peace preserved. and /
wish 10 warn YOU and al others against
coming into the court fol such an Of
tense. / Will do my dDty. Justly and
fairly. and for the isst interests of the
public. Your fine wlil be S. and costs
or IN default twenty days at hard Ia
Dor IN the county Jal!.'
The judge evidently expected some
thing better OF q woman than turning
hose upon people riding ia street cara,
tor he fined Mrs. Behrent $40 and cost
She claimed that i was an accident and
might have been discharged had che
limited her aqueous efforts 20 one car.
but {. VI. Jaqulths swore that she did
the act with malice aforethought, and
shook the hose 20 insure a general dr.
tribution Of the water.
Wallace smith, Mex woltcher. Cor
nelius Naniorn, Dick Wander Iect.
Jennie Smith, j. l.. Rohlck were
brought in 90 answer the charge OF be-
ing disorderly.
but their cases were adjourned for a
short time. The cases ~ Fred Alien,
obstructng the street railway; John
Hnnermsn, drunk and disorderly, and
John Lynch, disorderly. were post
poned.
George wildman was one of the men
that had too much practical sympathy
for the street car strikers and insisted
on expressing IL The incident cost bim
q total of $3.50.
Henry Nuttinc. charged with SIS
worth of larceny. is held for trial, as
Was Harry Sage also. Ia the afternoon
Fred Goldsmith got IS and cosss tor
assault. while Daniel McAtee caught 81
for getting drunk.
The case of John Msthewscu for,
deadly assault went on t.ial. He ues
charged With slugglng . man with .
car hook handle, on Srandvlli<-asc,
about week ago. One OF the WIT
nesses testified that the car driver
Cromwell "wzr n maxim powerful
desprit moves with that air hook and
he lowed that somebody was likely to
GET swiped." The defendants ftory
was that the driver attempted 10
"swipe" him and he took the switch
hook away from hlm and then tossed
II back IN the car. The case will he
resumed Saturday.