The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-10
KELLY KfPTTALkING
NllI NLu UHINuIvU
INSULTER OF WOMEN IN JAIL
p AGAIN FOR ABUSING JUDGE.
&
HEAVY FINE HAD NO EFFECT
Frisco Nell' Is Saved by Dramatic
Entrance Of Officer Dan Sheehan
With Supposedly Stolen
Locket.

Patrick Kelly did and said things in
court this morning which finally resulted
IN his being again locked up after be-
ing fined $2b for insulting ladies ut Park
and Main streets. Kelly had one of those
obstreperous jags on when arrested and
as b had plenty of money in his pocket
succeeded In getting out on a $25 bond.
In police court this morning he pleaded
guilty to the charge of making insult
Ing remarks and Judge Boyle after Civ
Ing him a severe lecture fined him $25.
on, can't stand for that?" exclaimed
Kelly as he assumed belligerent atti-
tude before the Judge.
We'll, you can go over and sit down
to H. said Judge Boyle.
Kelly kept bobbing up during the ses-
sion of the court and insisted on talk
ing and monopolizing the entertainment
until run out of the room by Jailer Levy.
After the court session was over he fol-
lowed Judge Boyle into the Office and
became abusive again. The Judge
promptly ordered Officer Sheehan to
throw Kelly into Jail again until he so
,bered off. In the Jail office Kelly began
to get frightened and tried to beg off
but his stack of yellow coins was taken
away and he was locked up to think
about what II meant TO monkey with
police judge.
6 County Will Prosecute.
Louis Strand and o. +. Miller arrested
on charge of robbing James Madison of
ten dollar bill rendered for drinks in
Ben Anderson's saloon. were turned over
to the county authorities.
Madame Guy and Mrs. G. Rutledge,
the mediums arrested for failing to pay
licenses, were not tried. Madame Guy
promised to settle and Mrs. Rutledge will
come up for trial March IA.
Albert Heinzmann, who changed the
face OF George Brisbois with punch,
was fined $40 for assault and battery.
The charge against j. III. Burke of fight
Ing and disturbance was withdrawn by
Captain Everts, the arresting officer.
James Bradley and James Dillon, who
We're arrested on suspicion by Officers
McQueeney and McNally, and were found
to have stolen razors In their possession,
were transferred to the county Jail.
Frank Nell pleaded not guilty to the
charge OF stealing $3.50 from Joseph
Heron and the trial set for March
18th.
Some Minor Offenders.
+ The trials of Jennie Williams and
George Ainsted, on the usual charges,
were set for tomorrow. J. Carter was
fined 50 for drunkenness and Jacob
Euldz arraigned on the same charge,
stepped briskly to the desk
= mot guilty" said Buldz. II wasn't
drunk, judge. But say, how much will
the fine be? l guess I was little
drunk"
Five dollars" said the Judge.
Here you are" and Budz threw a gold
piece ON the Judges desk and walked out.
1t developed that the man with drunken
cunning had planted the coin where IL
wasn't found when he was searched and
had plenty more in the jailer's desk.
Annie Laure was up once more on a
charge of robbery The woman has been
the most unlucky In her district, as she
has been arrested for about every crime
committed by the colored women and
later released through some one else
being proven guilty. She had the same
story this time
u never did that, Judge" said she.
II heard racket outside my door and
sa wanother woman dragging the man
about and trying to come into my house.
told them to come In and shut up cause
didn't want to get in any moar trouble.
ia been in enuff troubles. | said.
wanted the woman to give the man back
his pocketbook but she wouldn't and
went away. She was Grace Williams 1
guess"
The young woman win be held until
the other woman has been found.
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