The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-13
POLICE COURT.

Well. il looked like Clusters last
fight yesterday in police court and that
gentleman had made some brilliant
stand. He had six scalps TO his credit
az the session. Here they come
black, white and intermediate colors
IL .rcsembled "A gathering OF all the
paint colors known To the world and
lumbling them together in one big
batch.
Mrs. Gauehn was the first to toe the
line. she being drunk and disorderly
OF the unusual This lady had come
from the workhsuse about week ago,
and as she seemed 10 like the com
pany Judge Jordan made il 80 days.
John Hunt tried TO fulfill the mean
ing of his name yesterday by going
around over the streets trying TO steal
packages of meat from women who
had been shopping. He was given $40
ana costs. Andrew Jefferson was the
other 10 come before the bar of JUS
tice. He was a professional pan
handler and was given a suspended
sentence of $40 and costs on condition
that he would beat il out OF town and
stay.
Mary Simons was paroled from the
workhouse a few DAYS ago on condi-
tion that she would have her whisky
tooth pulled. The thoughts of going
10 the dentist, however, was too strong
3 Tor Mary after she got out. Wednes-
/ DAY afternoon she tanked up proper.
She begged the Judge for anothar
chance yesterday, but as that august
gentleman was not taking any chances
she was given a neat sum OF $40 or
80 days. as you like il.
John Rem, not Wren or Rune. but
| PLAIN Ken, bought a lucent lunch and
Z refused 10 pay for IT, so he was
! plnched; The judge made IL $40 and
( costs Rem had thought better OF the
/ scheme and asked that he be allowed
] 10 nHk The In cents aud o. -.
! the judge could not see IL that why.
I - VI. L. Hughes was the other one OF
l clusters Tie was Just plain souse
and was handed the sum of IS and
I costs
J. W. Wilson OF Roney's Point was
I mp on drunk charge preferred by
! Conley. The man said that he lived
( with relatives in Bellaire As a rule
| Judge Jordan don't appreciate the
/ ohio Drys, but he let this one 20 or
! a SUSPENDED fine OF SO and the trim
q mings.
George Jones was fined $40 and
! costs by Judge Jordan. But this fne
/ was suspended on condition that The
, boN go back to work in the stogie fac
. Tory where be l. employed George
/ went. lie had been disorderIy i'm hi.
| BOARDING house and had been picked
Up by FrantZ.
John Mulholland was up for nan
. costs. Hugh Mcconnell was the same
KIND. only he had a better system. lie
/ went from house TO house irving to
| beg articles. when Barum niuped him
lie said he came from West IIbarty
/ ana as the Judge liked the name OF
. lual Town ne was let on with "a sus
[ pended sentence.
{ W J.. Nucaner was given FIVE or
I ~ days for being soused lie vas
] hlCked out Of the Wheeling A. Lake
. iEfi" station into the arms OF Crum.
/ packer Wednesday evening
John Doc was the next 10 get the
sum Of five and costs.
Tom Conley was NJ for the tenth
.lIh' Yesterday morning on " charge
ol pinhlndlinc and the Judge gave
nsiu , suspended sentence in the sum
John Reul and 1911 Farmer. from
/ me ohio side. were tauked up prouer
/ Nn'n taken boz tow They we're much
: -vn'I yesterday morning and tried tn
q L'i no" Judge tO take lessons from
I mem boo oritOry llr did not seem
i' have The time and made DO ton and
} COST. ooh . '' ''NN