The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-28
Sensational Pistol Case Was Put
off Until Tuesday.
Bob Mccormick Case Left Opon-
Bond Case Not Set in
Circuit Court
R. ROWAN ABANDONs APPEAL.
POLICE COURT.

| POLICE COURT.
Judge Sanders tried the Bob Ne
Cormick robbery case this morning.
1t consumed most Of the day and wae
left open until Monday. Mccormick
will probably be acquitted. There
was one case on the docket which was
postponed, which was rather SON.
sational. B. NJ. Brown, clerk at
Second street establishment, was
charged with carrying concealed .
pistol and with flourishing it at The
New Richmond hotel. IL seems,
from information received by the
police that Brown took a woman to
the New Richmond hotel and register
ed her as his wife. He found that she
afterwards took up with drummer
and caught the drummer in the room
he and the woman occupied, and tho
drummer refused to leave. He COM
planned to the hotel and in subss-
quent row is alleged to have drawn O
pistol and had the woman screaming
and the boarders running for shelter
until he was disarmed. The case waG
continued until Tuesdsysop account of
the absence Of witnesses. 1t is under
stood that both the woman and the
drummer have left the city.
A breach Of the peace case against
Charles Kaylor was continued.
John Chapman was fined 81 and
COTS for drunkenness.
The breach Of the peace case agsinst
Laura Rogers, oolored, was continued
until next Saturday.
A breach of the peace case against
Frank Green was dismissed.
A breach of the peace cyse againss
Frank Cohesion was continued until
next Saturday.
JEFF TOLLS was fined 81 and costs for
plain drunk.
Frank Kelley was sentenced to thrcs
months in the lookup for an alleged
completely in the shop lifting case in
which o Brien, another of the mon,
was yesterday given three months for
stealing pair Of pants.
A petty larceny case against I'd
Kelley, a boy charged with stealing
an overcoat, was dismissed.
The date for the trial of the city
bona ex psrte case had not been set
but will probably come up the next
regular term of court.
Thompson & Wilson Co. have fled
a suit against John Callaghan to SECURE
the payment Of an alleged balance on
Judgment secured in the state Of
Louisiana amounting to $640.
Judgments were fled in the follow
ing cases: O. W. Vance, guardian,
against Roy Vance and others; Harry
A. Rice against the Paducsh Peanut
90.
The case of she Paducsh Oooperags
company against the O., st. L. and N.
o. railroad WAS redocketed and IN
amended petition filed.
The attorneys for Robert Rowan,
colored, who was sentenced to thres
years in the penitentiary for HOUSE.
breaking ct the last term Of circuit
court, today fled the Transcript with
the court and stated that he had abAn-
doned appealing the case and Rowan
will now 60 to the penitcntiary b
serve his term.
The most Important oass tried in
circlit court today was that Of the
Chicago, st. Louis and New Orleans
Railway company against the Paducak
Cooperage company in Merchandising.
The Cooperage Co. was awarded
%, 900 for its property bat still asked
for the injunction granted temporarily
in order that the higher court acs in
an appeal. Judge Husband this morn
ing extended the injunction until
further orders of the court and an Ap-