Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24
GONE To THE BAD.
A Mother Who Can't Keep Away from Louise
NU~y-Otb-r Court Gases.

A Mother Who Can't Keep Away from Louise
Aliey-Oth-r Court Cases.
sarah NcIivee. good-looking young woman
who dresses comfortably. has been arrested
several times dIriHe the uast few weeks and
judge kiutaE wanted 10 have he- sent to the
Eou.e OF the Good shepherd or some other
good institution. but upon inquiry he learned
la she w. married and her husband was Ev-
ms iI Sou;h Warrington. so far a. could be
Hs,~rtainel the husband is a hard-workinG man
Sui has a child. but ki. wife was too much for
him. She you'll drink liquor and associate
viii the lowest class Of persons in Louse alley.
Under the circumstances the judge couli DO
nothing with thu Woman except TO send her to
the uork house. and there she went for thirty
Csvs.
The Husband did not want 20 see her remain
a. re- aud through the efforts Of synpatEizIng
friends pardon Vas secured and she was re-
lcas.t.
The woman had become 50 accustomed to
spending her spare time an the alley mentioned
that .hs found il Giihcu!t matter to find new
s-sccistc-. Instead Of remaining at home and
attending 20 her hous. hold duties she went
basE "a her Old haunts IL ICuse alley ard last
right the o.tce-s found her there. She was
drunk ard they arrested her. THIS morning she
vas one % the th.rty-seyeu prisoners called he
fore The Police C1ur- an she led the fsrt pro-
Cf---nr before Judge kimbaN.
FoIice officers appeared and told Of tho cir
crui-fauCrs uudcr wbicn the woman was ar
rested Ia; night Her husband had come and
complained o. them He told them tia: she was
m io4-~ alley and had thsi- child with her
NhcG tie officers arrested her she became
noisy ard declared that she would not give up
her child Iron bars II the police station. how
eve-. -cuar1tsd them and the father took the
oii.i home
What have Won 70 saw the judge inquired
~ tang. answered The wCmaG-
Il don know What ! can say to YOU more
ti.tu what have slreldv s4id - was the remark
'f on" judge. Ari the woman was sent down
for nfty-iour DAYS.
PETTY FAD CHARACTER
Maud peyto. vas the name given by a young
col5red msa who WAS before the court on two
charges. Uue charge was disorderly conduct
ard the other was yagrarcy. Maud was arrested
IN Fast Washington and Policeman Evans said
thai he spent considerable time with ''crap
shooter and about speak easies. Tie told
az how di-urlcTl~ the man was az the time Of
his arrest a-d said he had known him for sew
eral months.
Judge K.raba,I said he dill not like the idea Of
- many charges beng fled against prisoner
unless there we're good grounds Tor It. The
fast that a man u a disOrderly person figures In
The charges Of vI-raucy- And. sald the Judge.
'-uulsss there IL some good reason for ii
Just because man does not have steady EN-
Tlovmeut It does not follow that he as Il va
grant
The vagraucy charge was dismissed and he
VIZ fined IN the dl-orderly case.
james Eitkely resident Of 9th street. was
y The Procession because he had denounced
he action AZ Policeman Caugky for entering
bI- hoI-s without a warrant.
- had some trouble with my son last night,
h. .aiI. .'a-i h- skinned nv nose"
Nf s.a- 40. in rfTr wi
Askei ne TO 20 to the house and quiet his
father / went there and found him quiet
Instead 81 gong away waited near the house
20 see II could hear him make q noise and he
came out and asked what busin IS had in his
hol-e without a warrant lie talk rather loud
and arrested him.
Inc Judge released him on his own recogniz-
snce.
TEE WORK WAS TCo HARD FOE HIM.
Next IN order came John Carter. a colored
man. and the charge against him was vagrancy.
lie has been arrested for writing policy"
Ait O1tcer larham.
''Aud you suspect him Of violating the law
row"
Yes. SIR He does 10 work and lives in
good house ion't see how a man can live so
VEL unless he works"
lie stands about the correrS" said Police
ma1 Jacobson, and every time come along
he moves Of
Il suppose he doesn't like you" remarked
The Judge.
The prisoner said he worked Tor the street.
sweeping contractor for awhile, bu; the work
Wa too hard for him
Edward Hamilton admitted that he stopped
i1dy a. the Smithsonian grounds and asked
her Cor a lady's hat. lie wanted it for bis wife
90 she could 90 out in service.
''liut You were drunk
''No.your honor. but had been drinking"
"Fftoen iays."
ABE Shelley. n colored man. denied that he
va a craU shooter and said that he was only
looking on the game.
''li'- singular. said the Judge. that the in
rocen- ones are always causht. Five dollars.
Several colored crap shooters, disorderly and
yrOfane persons followed aai fines were i'm
posed a. the circumstances IN each case way
Ialted.