The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-04
Judge Husbands Resumes Business at
the Court House
Today.
THE OTHER COURTS
POLICE COURT.


There were number of cases con-
tinued over from Monday morning,
and with the arrests made since Mon
day morning, swelled the docket to an
unusual size. The following is the
business transacted:
Lizzie Wright and Cal Riley, Octa.
via Wright and Charles Graham, Jim
Bunton and Nellie Brown, Annie
Green and John Allen, Bob Glass and
Sarah Anderson, and Rufe Holland
Irene Parker, all oolored, were dis
missed of the charge of immortality.
In the latter case Holland and the wo-
man married yesterday and the war
rant was dismissed. The woman asked
Marshal Grow to please les her out
and see il she could get enough money
to secure q marriage license and she
did. The marriage followed. the two
deciding it was cheaper to marry than
pay the $40 fine.
The case against Dan McCresry for
jumping on and of trains was contin.
usd.
The breach of the peace case against
Harry Jones, white, was continued.
The case against Joe Simmons,
white, for using insulting language.
was lefs open.
Will Quigley, Bud West and will
Lucas colored, were fined Is and costs
each for being drunk and disorderly.
Carson Hill, colored. was fined Is
and costs for Jumping on snt of
trains.
Jim Scott, Jim Owens, Will Woods
and Will Armstead. eoloreS, were ar
raigned for gaming and BY confession
all fined SEQ and costs except Wood
who was disp Used.
The BREACH OF the peace case against
sam George and Charles Leverter, col.
ored, was left open.
The case against Beverly Pryor. col
ored. for gaming, was continued.
The case against Tom Porter, col
ored, for the alleged theft Of bicycle,
was continued.
The case against Charles Anderson,
colored, for alleged false swearing,
was continued until Friday. He is al
legged to have made a false affidavit in
order to be able to register.
The charge for gaming against Less
Burnett was dismissed.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Circuit court convened again this
morning after a two days adjournment
for the election, but little was done.
In the case of the Henderson Brew
ing company against VIII. Rogers and
others q Judgment for the defendant
was filed.
The plaintiff in the suit tried to col
lect a debt off Mrs. Rogers who had
gone w. II. Rogers bond 1t seems
that a personal note had later been
given and the court decided that Mrs.
Rogers could not be held responsible.
The debt involved is alleged to have
been due the company by the defense
while W. II. Rogers was an employe OF
the company.
Earl Hazen and l.. J. Peter were
excused as jurymen and p. q. Chill
dress and Thomas Holmes substituted.
The case OF Katie wannock against
the /. q. was dismissed and an appeal
on the dismissal taken.
Matte Rogers, colored, was granted
divorce from her husband John Rog-
ers.
COUNTY COURT.
N. G.. Weatherford deeds to O. *.
Lamond and others, for 800, property
| In tne county.
Rube Holland, oolored, OF the city,
age "a and Rena Parker, Of the city,
age 20, have been licensed to wed. II
will make the second marriage of both.
Leon Van Pelt, of East st. Louis,
age 90 and Elizabeth JesDerg, OF East
st. Louis, age "a have been iiscensed
to wed. IL will make the first mar
riage of both.
DEEDS.
l.. @. Graham to Mrs. II. +. Ora
ham, for 81, 900. property IN the coun'
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