Evening journal., 1895-09-28
YOU 'REAWICKED WOMAN
The Accusation Made BY Mrs.
Dugan Against Mrs. Gardner.
AND MRs. GARDNER THANKED HEB

but Jnst walt Untn Later and the Dove
OF Peace May Lose some Feathers-A
colored Girl who Posed Under Several
Names Ot ther Municipal Court Gases.
What constitutes vicious doeY Is
question which will be given attention
by Judge Ball. and will result IN 81
opinion from him 10 the near future
The case over which The question a. ose
ls that OF Stansbul, w Driscoll, whore
dog it Is claimed several boys and
threaten others iucently.
The witnesses who were attacked
we're not very strong as to
visiousnsss One boy was playing with
young Driscoll and tagged him, whom the
dog, thinking his master attacked, bit
the tagger. Arosher boy was playing at
fetch and carry with the dog and was
picking up a stick when the dog jumped
and bit him. A man tried TO kick bone
away from the dog aud cot bitten
Mr. Drifcon said he h I'd taken the deg
to Delnar aud proposed 90 keep hl IN
there Tbs case was dismissed, Judge
Ball stating at the time that he would
hand down decision later on
William J Kelley was before Judge
Ball last Tuesday for being drunk and
sent over to New Castle A friend ad
vanced him the money and he paid out
Then be got drunk and Officer Kelleher
found MIN lncapably drunk on shipley
street near Sesond he pleaded hard FOR
further morcy but Judge Ball decided
ths. 81 and costs was about the right
dose
Joseph Smith. colored, was discovered
by Ofhcer Renholtz lying very drunk at
Eleventh aud Heald The officer woke
him whereupon he cured the knight
OF the locust He pleaded that he didn't
know the officer and was a working man
He got off with 81 aud costs
Bessie Potter. alias Bessie Galloway,
alias Lizzie Price. Is young colored
cir, not bad looking. but whose reputation
for honesty Is as not coed AZ it should
be- She was I'm the dock this morning
charged with the larceny OF gold watch
chain and charm, valued Rt $50 aud
gold ring, 50, tho property OF Mrs.
Mary Edwards, of No $50 Monroe
street That lady testified that she had
been away all Summer and had no,
missed the articles until yesterday, when
she went to drawer In the bureau where
the articles were and found them miss
ing
Mrs Cora Alseuzsr said she hired the
girl as a domestic about six weeks ago,
but had discharged her about four weeks
ago.
William Hogan, colored. had gotten
the ring from Bessie, and Lewis Albert
had the watch Captain Kane recovered
the watch aud Officer Edwards tue ring.
Bessie undsrtoo to say that ths goods
we're given her but Judge Ball cut her
short by holding her Ia $500 ball fol
upper court.
Mrs. Annie Gardner and Mrs Msy
McGauleY were charged with disorderl,
conduct by Mrs. Sarah Dugan. They arr
nsighbors and Mrs. Dugan claims ths
Mrs Gardner called her names She hac
nothing against Mrs. McGauley so sh,
WAS discharged forthwith Mrs Gardner
msde a countercharge that mrs. Dugan
house wasn't respectable when the latter
said:
How can you stand there and tel
such lies2 You are bad AMI wicked
wOman, Mrs. Gardner.
Thank you. Mrs Dugan," snapped
Mrs Gardner walt TIN this Is over
and IN show you something"
Judge Ball fined Mrs Gardner 81 and
costs, and added that II the angel OF
peace didn't find an abiding place In that
looslity forthwith, he would have tc
send some OF the people to jail.