The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-02
A Lengthy Session of Police
Court This Morning.
Last Month Over $50 Arrests Were
Made-News Today About the
City Hall
FEW ARRESTS MADE LATELY

There was another lengthy session
of the police court today, Judge d. L.
Sanders presiding.
John Perry was held for stealing a
watch and went to Jail in default of a
$500 bond, while Gertie Perry was
dismissed
VIM. Moore, for breaking into a
South Side saloon, was held in the
sum of 5000.
The Elmendorff Bulger case for
grand larceny was continued again.
Charles Van Devort and G. p. Nc
Elhaney were fined $50 and costs each.
McElhaney escaped from Constable
Sears several days ago and has not
been seen since. 1t is understood he
is in Metropolis.
George Marshall and Frances Lewis,
colored, were fined $50 and costs each
for immortality.
r. s. Menifee was fined $40 and
costs for violation of Sabbath, and
the cases against J. G. Hutton, George
Andrecht and J. r. Gray wsre con.
tinued, the last until Monday.
Dixie Wilson was fined IS and costs
for breach OF the peace.
The case against Hudder Stone, the
colored girl charged with throwing Q
rock through a train, and Bud Hill,
for rescuing her, were left open until
tomorrow.
The malicious cutting case against
Andrew Boyd was continued and also
that against Marion Lucas for OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses,
attachments for witnesses being
awarded in the latter case.
NJ. Y. Vaughan Of Graves county,
of course, was fined s25 and sentenced
to ten days in jail for carrying con-
oealed q pistol.
The police report for the month of
June shows that there were over 100
arrests during the month, They we're
as follows: Obtaining money by false
pretenses 8, drunk is, disorderly con-
duct IL, suspect g.. breach of the peace
40, grand larceny 8, breach Of ordi-
nance 33. presenting pistol; carrying
concealed weapons 7, immortality A.,
HOUSEKEEPING 8, petty larceny 1, for
gery1 drunk and disorderly 4, fugi-
tive from Justice 2. failure to support
child /, malicious cutting 2, rescuing
prisoner from officer 1, malicious g.
sault 1, false swearing 8.
Henry Downing, the Marshall coun-
ty man arrested yesterday by Officer
Thad Terrell and Sheriff Reeves of
Benton while driving out the Cairo
road with young lady, was taken to
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leased. He was charged with taking
away mortgaged property, but it ap-
pears the property was the horse he
was driving and he has no intention
of making away with it, but was only
using it.
The case against Redmond, the
young man charged with striking the
blow which resulted in the death at
Alton, H.. of William Thurman of
Paducah q short time ago, has been
held to answer at Alton and his case
set for the October term of court. 1t
is understood he is trying to get out
on writ of habeas corpus.
Officer B. F. Farrow, who has been
i'll from dropsy for the past several
months and spends great deal Of his
time at Dawson Springs, 10 improving
rapidly and expects to return to Padu-
cab in few weeks at most.
Justice Burnett held court yester-
day afternoon and tried Mrs. L. Thorn.
as for using insulting language, fining
her 81 and costs for the offense. 1t
seems she had an alteration with a
neighbor.