The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-21
The Docket for the Regular Term
of Federal Court.
Several Cases Considered in Circuit Court
and a Few Fines Assessed in the
Police Court.
COUNTY JUDGE lleHTFooT ILL,
FEDERAL COURT.

rEDEhAL OOOhI.
The docket for the April term OF
United States court, which was to
have begun today, but was deferred
until next Monday, is as follows:
U. 5. CIRCUIT COURT.
Roberts and Co. VS. City ofPaducah.
Petition ordinary continued at last
term.
George NJ. Jackson VS. Joseph B.
Dupoyster, ct al. Petition ordinary
continued at last term.
Ohio wetzell, trustee, VS. City of
Paducah. Petition ordinary continued
at last term.
Charles W Young VS. Illinois Cen
trail r. r. Co. Petition ordinary
continued at last term.
Edward Langenback ct al vs. John
Moore and others. Petition ordinary
continued last term.
James Mulvin VS. Illinois Central r.
r. Co. Petition ordinary continued
at last term.
Zoe Malloure VS. Illinois Central r.
r. Co. Petition ordinary continued at
last term.
Luther Henon ct al VS. Illinois Cen
trail r. r. Co. Petition ordinary
continued at last term.
f. G. Rudolph administrator Of
John L. Perdew VS. Illinois Central
R. r. Co. Petition ordinary contin-
ued at last term.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
United States VS. James A. Wood
ward. Indictment continued last term.
/: United States vs. Sidney Lents. In.
dictment continued at last term.
United States vs. NJ. G. Cope. In
dictment from Covington court filed
December i6, 1901, and capias issued.
Thomas Roark VS. Steamer City of
Charleston. Libel in admiralty settled
and to be dismissed.
B. F. Young VS. steamer Key City.
Libel in admiralty; boat sold and net
proceeds in registry Of court.
John W. Peck and others VS. steamer
I. o. X. Libels in admiralty.
st. Bernard Coal Co, ct al VS. steam
err Kennois. Libel in admiralty; set
tied and to be dismissed.
CIRCUIT COURT.
In the case against Ellis NJ. Head
ley, in circuit court, the attorney for
the defense moved that the order Of
continuance Of the prosecution be set
aside and the case brought to an i'm
mediate trial. The motion was over
ruled and the case set for the 22nd
day Of the September term.
Hettie Blackburn's case, Cor house
breaking, is set for the 18th day Of the
present term.
The house breaking case against
King Tolliver was set for the l4th day
also.
Joe Flasch was excused as petit
juror and II. G. overly substituted.
]. NJ. MORRISON and Henry Allcock
were excused as grand jurors and L.
Y. Craig and Chas Earhart substitute
ed.
Gilbert and Arena, commission
brokers, were fined $50 and costs in
one case and s25 and costs IN another
for keeping a disorderly house. They
operated a grain commission house,
but recently went out of business.
Florence Dodd, colored, who shot
Lou Chambers, colored in sudden
heat and passion, was fined $50 and
costs.
Sam Milliken, who stole dress goods
from the Racket store, pleaded guilty
and received sentence Of one year.
Clarence Green, colored, who struck
Charles Reed, colored, was sentenced
to three years for the act. He used a
poker in his attack ON Reed.
Allie Tidwell who stole dress, was
sentenced to 90 days in tine county
Jail for the offense.
At press time Polly Hicks was on