The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-01-16
Court

with Hon. o. w. H. Wright on tn,
bench.
In obedience to former order
of the court, the majority OF
criminals were brought into court
for arraignment and the following
cases were disposed of:
First came thefive saloon keepers
from Ward who were separately
indicted for the same offense.
The State of Ohio VS. William
Snyder, John r. Roberts, August
Neaman, Chris. Sheppard and
William Skldmore, for excepting
saloon open on Sunday" for plea
thereto, each entered plea of
guilty and were ordered each to
pay fine of twenty-five dollars
and costs of prosecution with an
additional sentence of 10 days in
county Jail. They were all re-
manded to jail, and after being In
carcerated all day, the court sus-
pended further jail sentence dur
ing their good behavior.
State VS. Theodore Wiggins,
charged with failure to provide for
minor child. Was arraigned and
entered plea of guilty and senten-
ced to three months Imprisonment
in Columbus Work House and costs
of prosecution. But upon pay
ment of costs and one dollar per
week to mother Of child, until
child is sixteen years of age, said
Work 81 puse sentence is suspended.
Solomon Sherman and Nicolas
Myers were arraigned for pocket
picking and entered plea of'guilty.
Sentenced to one year in State
Penitentiary and costs of prosecu-
tion.
Ferd Shively was then arraigned
upon the indictment of assault and
battery and entered plea Of guilty.
Ordered to pay fine of twenty
five dollars and costs Of prosecution
and to be imprisoned in Work
House at Columbus for thirty days.
John Fugitt indicted for dis
turbing religious meeting, enter
ed plea of guilty. Ordered to
pay fine of fifty dollars and costs
of prosecution and ten days i'm
prisonment in Columbus Work |
House and there to further stand |
committed until fine and costs are
paid.
Lew Kuhn, indicted for assault |
and battery, plead guilty and was
fined ten dollars and the costs of |
prosecution and to stand com
mitted to Work House until said |
fine and costs are paid.
Lewis Kuster, indicted for cut
ting with intent to kill and wound,
entered plea of guilty and was or
dered to pay fine of twenty dol
lars and the costs of prosecution
and to be confined in Columbus
Work House for period of ten
days. Said Work House suspend
ed during good behavior.
James Shaw, who was jointly in
dicted with Charles Mettier, on the
charge of assault and battery, en-
tered a plea of guilty. Sentenced
to ten days Imprisonment in county
jail, and to pay fine of five dol
lars and costs. Jail sentence sus-
pended during good behavior, up
on payment of said fine and costs.
John Windle, indicted for re-
and selling mortgaged
personal property, entered plea of
guilty and thereupon ordered to
pay q fine of ten dollars and costs
of prosecution.
James Kellar, indicted for as
sault and battery, entered plea of
guilty and ordered to pay fine of
ten dollars and costs of prosecution
and stand committed to Work
House in Columbus until said fine
and costs are paid.
In the case of State vs Frank
Faltner, Dick Peach and David
Smith, each entered plea of not
guilty to the indictment for assault
and battery. Said cause is set for
trial Jan. 10Th, 1902, and defend
ants ordered TO give bond in the
sum of one hundred dollars to the
of Clerk of Courts for