Daily Republican., 1882-11-01
FIFTH Edition
A SINGULAR C1Sr
A Man ChasEed with . s
fence, 'Vas

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fence. Oas
Ihere was a singular a,dh
ed case before the Mavorr rtS ,S,I badly d
in i i which a man named Pa,,,%aHo f.ls ,%Honl
and annoying a woman nun nn,,, follow
o'clock last night, unsu atte
The woman, who was s.,.
testified that sLa ron
this city yesterday from 01s ps CANE
with her husband. Thew niladsl
strangers here, and in a Ii,,,U" "ets
became separated from hir 'ie Snlls
know which way to 90, G Sbs S0ddi
around the streets until TIo nio,N wand
she was approached by tbS Ib'SOl
who insisted on her going VII Win PTA ~
said he would find her nIsOa n,su ala
all night. She refused bis '"OS w. %
tried to get away from him. Tu'' sSs
meeting Officer McCullou0b |na ,.l,
that she was lost, but tSois @is
would be able to find he, 'IUuE Iu
the depot; the officer dlrectsSSu Susol s
to 60, but before she reached ,tsi as
was again approached bv ~. 'ae
She again told him that SIo ~, paG
want anything to do with U hiU. ol
on reaching the depot W.D1 ~
waiting room and took a az, no
short time the prisoner cams !.
tried to persuade her to Uo 0 IN y
when an officer arrested hin ''u
The woman came to tbS In
finding her husband there rsp'1.., ~.
night. ''~a'as
Officer Mccullough testis., 4.
saw the prisoner following n, y
ter she went into the dsDa ~ ~. y
leaning over her and sayip, .sa.,. ssss
The officer went in, and pso' %S'Ia N
an saying that she had 6sn w. y
by the man, arrested him CIMsa
also noticed the mans N,joa
corroborated the previous S.A VIS.',
A young man named Rl,.
who resides on West Fr~, ' J.
said about 9 O'Clock last piVStS.
an came to his house and sskS !,
allowed to stay all night, a. a.
lost, and a man was fOlloWipvSr ~
The witness could notscOOmoj,,l
and she went on. At that tinSs.
was standing 10 front Of SlOtSa,.
foundry, and went after her, n.
ness followed them, and saw a.
come over to the woman and A,
thing; she seemed as though N
ed to get away from him, but IA
close to her until be Ww ,r
Was positive the prisoner Vu@
he saw on the other side Of th.Ir
The prisoner made a stst,nn
which he said the woman A n
the officers were mistaken, ,I
was allowed time be could ,EoV,
he was all the evening lie Wsd
at some length, and finally Nh
that he had spoken to tho Vvnl
fhe depot, but said he bad mly
- nro five minutes when hs wl
At this point young nan "a
# be railing said that hkSs
thing about the case ni np@ 4
the stand testified thEhh nlns
George Taylor, and ai 10 nv
woman last night abOuthrsStp
Second and Orange street, hhl
her out as far as the foundry, vi
saw q man that works at Lob
speak to her, and say she bad
move on, or she would be arrested
two then went of together, AHl
witness folio wed them srOuDdAHl
of streets out to the sand hOlt I'd
Brandy wine, and from there 10
and Market streets, where thew
was arrested for trying To gti
City Hotel to EOtO bed.
When he was tatbn TO the hl
saw a man there who proved to
husband, inquiring for her, and
him that she WAst Front and M
streets. The witness stated that
not know the prisoner and didnt
know if he had ever seen him NJ
The husband corNbCrated "
mans statement about her W
| separated from him and also lat
witness Taylor telling bin w
at the hall where she was
Officer Vickers testified thsta
woman talking to a man at ttl
Market streets about ll.N CcNA
night, and felt certain that this
was the one.
officer Cannon saw the VOnll
ing against a tree and talElnGG
at Second and French Strsea
O'Clock last night. She W@la
close to the man, but tho ols
| positive the complalnSn' ""
man. ,,h,a
The prisoner again asked ~, ~
procure witnesses, and the Nay
tinued the case utttl 0O'
evening. ,,,,t
The husband stated TO sHpS pS
thew live az Fifteenth and Va
streets, Philadelphia, Oa, NJ "
give any reason Why he ; aaa q.
came to this city, and IN M \
an evident disinclinatlon " Y
viewed.
Mayors court
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