The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-11
FIFTH EDITION,


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The case OF Michael Faino. indicted fol
: numbering CIrlo Ruva was called a
the session OF the Court of Uy9f hnd
Terminer this m orning, bIt on tia n.
p'lcatlon of William s. Hni..s ana wi,
/. liam II Byrne. Counsel for the nrlson.
er, tll0 case was again continued nntii
,i9nuay, September "a.
0 The prisoner was not present when
/. court opened. Attorney General
/, nicholson arose ard stated that he
. was ready In tho case. Mr.. Byrne
arose and repeated his application Tor
continuance In the case OF the prIs-
/. onor. after which he called James IL
. DaylS TO the STAND to sntisfy the court
and counsel on the Other Side that he
could not safely 20 TO trial without
city. '-S
J Have you been engaged In hunting
those three Italians in behalf Of the
Yes SIR
lave you made any effort to secure
tthelr atleniance since Muy 81?
Yes SIT about five times,"
10 you Know that thoy were I'm this
city the time the alleged caime was
comnitted?" vs.
| Yes sir"
We're they at your houseY' =.
Have you good ground for believing
that they VIII be present II this case Is
courtY'
They probably will be here.
Did they not promise out.sida mar.
ties that they would 10 present at That
ltime?n ~ 'ua'
Il think So"
ar. Byrns was followed by Mr.,
NICHOLSON. who proceeded to croas.
examine the witness, MIR. Byrne oh.
lJecllng. as the examination WINS only a
lpreilmlhary one. The court SUSTAINED
me objection, and after some moro re-.
marks the case welt over,
ING damage suit Of Robert Mills VS..
mo MllnliIston City Rail way Com.
pany was thSn taken up, William 5.
iiiiies ana Willard salisbury repre-.
spectively.
TO tho jury Mr.. Hlles stated tho
facts OF the case, which were that on
t me IN orning OF September the 2srd
le": while tile plaintiff was walking
IN the Philadelphia pike at Shellnot
PARK ne was struck on the leg nv n
stone hurled by an explosion In the
phrA ana winch Vas then being fitted
w an employee of the company had
Ioid lll,n 70 come this way" which he
ulu ana az the Same time being struck
VITA me lyihg ROCK. Since then he
mas uhuefsono considerable physical
pain, rendering him unable to perform
any labor. lie claims sec, 600 for the
injuries received by the company's
negligence.
MIR, Hilles produced chart NJ tho
ROAD ana ths Shellpot Park. wblch
architect Carswell explained altar ha.
ing sworn by the Chief ,Juatioa H.,
Borty's abscence- M
salisbury had Mr.. CarswelI noint ont
where the duarries OF Peter Tyre wers
situated which lie did. II Is his,ipten.
,, n 10 prove that the blast occurred
'here ahl not from that In this park,
Mr. Mills. the plaintiff. was first call.
w and sworn. He had been In this
dent. which occurred on Friday san.
tember ~. After crossn9 Tie bridpe
over inc Shcllpot creek he notIced n
NUMBER OF men running, and one nj
then, MIR. White, cried 'FIre coma
tnls WY. lie returned and ran just
beyond the bridge when the blast
went OIL rock striking him on the
flght leg. Mr.. Hilles asked the vii.
lcss II ne would know the rock n he
' I, H. ahl no replied yes. whereupon
u was exhibited. 1t weighed nbont Hu
pounds and was offered i'm evidencs
The rock wns large enough to knock
: man down, but the witness said he
ia not iall Tut grasped the hand of
'lr' Mhlle, VINO wanted to take him To
ne ONCE OF the company; White fur
llshlng hltn with ticket OF transnor
alton. Al the office he met CharIes Fl.
mum ), VINO was then superintendent
!, !, me road. who telophoned for DR..
miner but on finding him out took
IN 10 tle drug store OF Carrot s.
,mlth whero the wound was dreaaad
ne company then furnished him with
to Shellput again. a
CIV days later, on Monday. Captain
'mlLn tod him to como out to the
ompany's Office. which he Jld and
where lie met DR.. Palmer. who dressed
ne leg. lie saw the doctor a second
me y ie lie ala not pay the bill for any
Inc wound at this time had not heal.
"a and stlli gave him trouble. At this
'oint Mr.. Hilles stated he wisbad he
xhlbit the mans limb to the Jury, hui
r. salisbury objected, saying that
elore 30 doing. he wished to have
surgeon In attendance to examias
ne wound to ascertain whether It was
n old or fresh wound.
mr.. salisbury decided to make the
during the noon recess
ia the witness came down from the
land. rolled up his trousers, and
tier removing several bandagea
lade plain the wound, which was
'gged and ugly one. On further az.
Mr.. Mills said the wound
'as more painful to-day than ever.
Al o'clock the court adjourn ned.