Evening journal., 1894-12-10
KING ALCOHOL VICTIMS
They Taste the Penalty for
the Violations of the Law.
THREE BAToHBs WHO MET THE oADI

They VIII Miss Their Christmas Dinners
at Home. and Their Only New Years
Gall VIII Be on Sheriff GlnIss Stone
Pne-The Offenders and Their SEN
tences.
Sergeant Shields made q raid Saturday
on the gang Of boys and half grown lads
who frequent the corners OF West End
streets and make the good residents OF
that section very tired. He captured
Charles Messlok, William Lee, Jr, Pres
ton Nuttls and Lacey Klnley, at Seventh
and Franklin streets. They were
arraigned In Municipal Court Saturday
night, but as the parties who made the
complaint did not put in an appearance,
the case was dismissed. The action
of property-owners and residents OF the
western part of the city In making COM
plants against boys who annoy them and
damage property and then when
the arrests are made do not appear to
prosecute them, Is severely 90 nmented on
by the police and judge The police
ofioers are placed In a very unpleasant
position. They make the arrests and are
condemned. They don't make the ar
rests and they are condemned just as
severely. One or two more cases of this
kind and the officers will refuse to make
the arrests
Joseph Feeny, Michael Fahey, Frank
segars and John McOsrriok were charged
by James Touchton with trespass and
the taking of quantity of tools from his
property, Fifth and Tatnall streets. The
tools were returned aud the boys dis
missed with reprimRnd and caution.
Shortly after midnight Saturday night
well dressed man appearing to be
about 45 years of sge. while walking up
Shipley street near Sixth, fell and
struck his head on step. He WAS taken
TO polios headquarters, where he declined
to give his name His injuries were
| attended to by DR. Hughes
Charles Winters, a cigar dealer at No.
/ 204 West Second street, was arraigned
/ In Municipal Court Saturday night, on a
charge of selling cigarettes to minors
Officer Davidson saw Paul Nunce, aged
| 10 years, who lives at No. 1871 West
Fourth street, enter the store, buy two
Of tis poisonous little paper tubes, and
smoke one The case was continued till
this evening
| Abraham Riggs was Rrraigned on 3
charge of assAulting Elmer Howett, in the
house of ]. ]. Hall, No. 409 East Front
street, Wednesday evening. The trouble
| seemed to be due to hard names used by
both parties, and the case was dis.
missed.
William Moyce, an habltual drunkard,
was fined SO and costs for being drunk
When asked whore he got his liquor, he
said man gave II to him from q bottle.
1t must have been pretty big bottls as
when he was found BY Chief Dolan lying
in a doorway at Eighth and Market
streets, he was very drunk
| Robert P. Rrauss, 8 farmer, who had
corn to sell at Fourth and Shipley
streets, got q load of corn juice anC
raised small rHction on the street. h
paid 81 for his fun.
Yesterday morning in Municlpa
Court, Michael Connell was fined So anC
costs for disordsrly conduct, and Mary
Watson, eolored, was given her choics
between paying $40 fine or going t
New Castle for a time. for like offenss
William White, s. and costs, william
Carter, 81 and Harry Carter, SO, wer
the other victims and their & haes
In Municipal Court this morning JohI
Mcguire, alias TEDDY" was arrAigne
He got out Of New Castle jail at 8 o'cloei
yesterday morning, aud procesded T.
celebrate Not being able to get whiskey
he connected In some way with q bottl
OF alcohol, pure though poor, and go
gIorIously drunk. Officer Aiken saV
him begging on French street an
gathered him In He informed Judg
Ball that he found the liquid on vscan
lot He went back for 60 days to Sherii
Gillis's stone pile in default of So fine an
costs
James Casey shared with Teddy In hi
alehohol spree and also fell By tn
, wayside BE just got out OF New
Castle yesterday To Judge Ball h
: claimed that he had drank nothing bu
soda water. accused the officer. VIII
arrested him Of gross perjury, and whe
/ Judge Ball sentenced him to pay fn
1 OF &5 and costs or 90 to the stone pill
! for so days, he remarked to tho Oadl
"Well your awful good natured thl
|, morning"
Angelo Rosseau, the Italian, charge
| with selling without license at Fift
aud Dupont streets, was discha rged, a
the evidence was not strong emo ugh
. | convict