The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-21
THE POLICY PLAYERs.

The policy cases Of InOIlaS C. Vim cent. Jacob Alderman and George c. Scott were all scheduled to come up in the city court yesterday morning, but Vincent's and Scott's cases went over until July 27. Alderman's case was tried out at length.
 Alderman pleaded not guilty to the charges, and he was represented by Att torneys Rosenberg and Stanford. Off, cers Ledwith and Coonan testified to picking Alderman up on Church street last Wednesday afternoon and arrest ing him on a warrant. They stated that when he was searched he had $S632 in his pockets, small white pad such as is used in writing policy, and a lot of slips of drawings and plays were found in his stocking.
 Assistant City Attorney Hoyt was present at the time and he took charge of the papers. He identified them as policy papers, as did also Sergeant Tighe, who qualified as an expert on the game.
 After hearing the evidence Judge Mathewson fined the accused $10O on each of two counts and also inflicted penalty of one month in jail on each count. This makes a total of $20O fine and two months in jail.
 Alderman immediately appealed the case under bond of $1,O00 furnished by Morris H. Alderman, of Congress ave- nue.
 CASES BEFORE CITY COURT.
 The city court officials were up against another long session yesterday, which lasted into the early afternoon. Grace Reynolds and May Havens were charged with the House of the Good Shepherd complaints. Both cases were continued under Mir. Prestons care, Gface's case going over until August 16 and Mays case being continued until July 25.
 Judgment was suspended in the case of Joseph Malone, charged with non support.
 Bernard Brady, charged with keeping an unregistered dog, had his case con- tinued until to-day.
 Frank Reynolds was fined s5 and costs for trespasslng on railroad prop erty.
 Edward Wells, of 91 Beecher court was charged with breach of the peace on Mamie Bannon, of 5 Beecher court. Mamie said that he broke her door open and grabbed her, after which he pulled her out into the street, Wells was fined $5 and costs.
 Two young men, Angelo Fernino, of Warren street, and William L. Grant, of State street, were before the court on charges of vagrancy They were found asleep in wagon at the rear of POI State street at 2;3o yesterday morn ing by Detective CoIwsll The detective stated that sometime between and 10 o'clock Thursday night prepaid gas meter had been broken open in the cel- lar of the restaurant at 19S State street and he had gone there to oinvestigate Both young men were placed under the charge of the probation officer until Oc- tober 19.
 Frank Sherwood, "a young man charged with vagrancy, said that he was in the reform school up to two years ago and he wanted to go back. T can't get any work" said he. His case was continued under MT. Preston's care until July 2S, nisi
 Thomas McNally was sentenced to thirty days in jail on charge of drunkenness,
 The charges of breach of the peace against James Altiery and Frederick Roduren were continued until July 25. Altiery is charged with stabbing Rod- uren with knife during fight which the men had at the factory of the Ma tional Paper company Thursday morn ing.
 Michael Keegan was charged with committing a breach of the peace on Beulah Dealmo, of 52 Middetown ave- nue, and the case was continued until to-day.
 Thomas Kelly was charged with breach of the peace on his wife, and she stated that she did not wish to press the charge. Judge Mathewson continued the case until October IF, nisi, and ordered that no, witness fees be paid.
 wooDoNT CUR1o COLLECTOR
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