Evening journal., 1898-10-28
ECHOES OF THE JUBILEE
Both Those Who Went and
Stayed Appear in Court.
JUDGE BALL FIXES THE TOLL

JUDGE BALL FIXES THE TOLL
UPON SEVERAL PARTICIPANTS
AND WOUUID-BE CELEBRANTS
OF THE PEACE JUBILEE IN NlU-
NlCIPAL COURT THIS MORNING.
RUSSELL CASE SET FOR To-NIoR-
ROW.
Relicts of the Peace Jubile bobbed up
before Judge Ball in Municipal Court
this morning.
Harry Mackey came down from the
celebration yesterday afternoon and
filled up with jubilee whiskey, and for
being drunk and swearing at the p,
w. & b. station was arrested by Special
Officer Gordy and fined $40 and costs
by Judge BAH.
Charles Quigley and Patrick Tierney
each attended the ceremonies and both
came home loaded. Quigley was peace
fully sleeping off his jag" near rne
railroad tracks at the station here when
he was thoughtruliy removed by Officer
Gordy to more comfortable quarters
in the City Hall. He was charged 81
and the costs of wagon hire and lodg- |
ing. Tierney was slightly hilarious,
but not boisterous, and was induced 70
lie down in the police station and was
let off this morning with the price OF
room.
Hugh Howard was not so fortunate
so far as reathing the Jubilee was con-
cerned. He is employed at Harlan and
IIoTlingsworth Company's shops and is
skilled mechanic and shipbuilder. He
secured a couple OF days off from MS
work to attend the celebration and in
cidentally visit various friends in Phil
adelphia. from which city he recently
came. Hugh's intentions were all right
when he left his home, on Monroe
street between Front and Second, yes
terday, but, like many Others of his
sex, "the spirit was willing but the
flesh was weak" and after frequent
quaffs of common disturbance" taken
on his way to the station fell by the
wayside on Second street and was
!. looked after by the officers. Owing 10
his previous good character Judge Ban
added but 81 and costs to his expense
list for the trip.
Levi Taylor, colored, got his grip on
pair OF ice-tongs, valued at S1.75, the
I, property of the Diamond Ice Company,
and froze to them. A representative OF
= the company appeared in court and
stated that he did not care to prose
cute, but as the prisoner was not pres
+ ent, being out on bail, an attachment
. was issued and the case continued un-
q til tomorrow. as his honor stated that
% such a case could not be dismissed
II without the presence Of both parties.
- Harry Lapier was another subject foI
10 a temperance lecture yesterday, and
W paid 81 more for drinks than he in
70 tended to when he started out, besides
,e the cost Of telling how it happened
II in court
Lewis ]. Brice, colored, was dismiss
ed at the suggestion Of the assistan
city solicitor on a charge OF assault an'
cd battery upon two young men one nigh
I'd last week. Brlce's witness was unabl
It, to appear. but was seen by Mr. Ca
be hoon and told substantially the sam
10 story as the prisoner, that the wv
DIS young men had attacked him with
1t. piece OF paving stone weighing fiftee
I'D pounds and threatened him with a re
voIver. The case was heard on te
different days and finally postponed IN
til to-day to await the recovery Of
VS. witness, who was i'll.
TO- The case OF Joseph Russell, charge
be with an assault to kill his wife, was rt
.es set for tomorrow. The hearing ha
be been postponed until November I
m await the result of the wounds infic'
ed, but the physicians Of the HomeC
pathic Hospital, where the woman
confined, stated that she would be alb
TN to appear tomorrow.
e. Lawrence McKeagney, charged wi'
ne disorderly conduct, was discharged
ne the request of his mother, who on
gut desired he should keep away from h
icy house. Judge Ball told the young ms
that the next time he appeared b
fore him on a similar charge he wou
-. get the full extent Of the law. M
Keagney is a noted sprinter, and
- takes a good man to outrun him. We
80 "a ter Bacon, drunk and disorderly, W
fined $40 and costs.
TRAVEL NOT so HEAVY.