The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-25
TIE COURTS.
Preacher Goes Free in One Case
Others Continued.
Criminal Term Of Circuit Court Ends To-
morrow Several Convictions Today.
CIRCUIT COURT.

OAROOAA OOOnA.
The criminal term Of circuit court
will tomorrow adjourn and on Mon.
day the civil docket will be taken up.
The present term Of court has been
successful in every respect. There
were no hung juries and the cases
were handled in the speediest manner
possible.
King Tolliver alias Jordon Price.
was sentenced to ten Year, in the pen.
iteniary for housebreaking. He broke
into the residence OF Lou Wells. col.
ored, which IL located hack Of the
residence OF Mrs. W. A. Davis.
Hattie Blackburn was given Ave
Year, for usebreakina.
The false swearing case against
Riley Gay was set for tomorrow.
At press time the case against
Charles Nelson. for malicious cutting,
was ON trial -
Forrest Smith, the young man
charged with breaking into the Dick
Sebfee saloon, Was yesterday afternoon
late released on q e2oo bond, Mr..
Samuel Graham, Of MarshAll county,
becoming surety.
The murder case against Lonnie
Fuqua and Spot Polk. colored, will
be tried the second day Of the sepsem.
Der term. They killed man on South
Twelfth street.
The charge against J. b. Ivey for
obtaining money by false pretenses was
dismissed. as there was not sufficient
evidence to convict
An allowance Of t6s.25 was made
Marshal MoNutt. Of Mayfield, for ser
vices to the county.
q. A. Moore sues Linda Moore for
divorce charging abandonment
The grand jury this morning report.
cd several indictments all Of which
were kept . secret with the excep.
tion Of one against Warner voolfolk.
for the murder OF Marshal Owen.
The report Of sale Of the commits.
sioner was filed in the case Of Lor.
eta Tully, executrix. against Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
COUNTY COURT.
The following deeds have been filed
the partnership in the es-
tate Of W. b. Johnston and J. L.
Bethshares, pursuant to the will Of the
former;
To Philip Johnston, son, and Will.
lam V. owen. grandson Of W. b.
Johnston. J. l. Bethshares and wife
transferred one-half iDterst IN pro.
perty on the southwest corner Of Third
and Broadway and q one-half interest
in property near the southeast corner
of Broadway and Third street, while
Philip Johnston and ". V. owen
one-hslf interest In the
same land to tho parties of the first
part in additional to land lying In
Lake county. Tennessee.
$. b. Caldwell deeds 70 John
Smith. for $3.50 property on Thir-
tenth street
Nancy Durrett deeds to Lucien Dur.
rett, for 81, 200, properly near Sew.
enth and Clay streets.
l.. X. Barnes deeds TO James ID.
Lasley, for $3.50, property in Mechan.
icsburg.
NJ. b. Pace deeds to John W.
Lyles, for $500, property in the
county in the county.
JEFF Toles. colored, age 20. Of the
city and sallie Thomas, colored, Of
the city, age 28 have been licensed
to wed. 1t will make the fret 81
the bride and the second Of the
groom.
POLICE COURT.
judge W. A. Berry was sworn in
as a snecial Judge to hear thelcase
against William Grayor, oolored Ithe
do Right" preacher, who has been
warranted for four different ofYenses.
The first case taken mp was for NAL.
icious shooting, the warrant charging
Grsyor with having shot ct Marian
Willis, colored. When the Willis wo.