Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-14
He CARRIED YER.
And Belonged to a Gang in Adj
dition Which Was a Nuisance.
OFFICER aILLIEa GATHERS HIM IN

ahu no WAA haFe TO Explain why He
Carried the .Pop-A Boy who Sought
the World Through Tramp Agency.
Other Cases in Municipal Court.
Mrs. Margaret Kennedy was In Munic.
ipal Court this morning as complainant
against her husband Patrick, who is an
old friend Of the police authorities
He only got out OF jail few days ago
and celebrated II by getting full and
going home and threatening the partner
OF his tronbles. She relented a little
when he faced the Judge, aud al her
req nest sentence WAS suspended One
more offsnse and Patrieks name IS
Dennis
Thomas Blore was arrested BY Officer
White charged with being drunk. He
was fined ST and costs.
Ida Sipple, colored. was arrested bv
Otieere Mcguire, on Liberty street. on
complaint or Mary Thompson. who
charged her with disordsrly conduct.
and threatening her with q razor The
officer said that Ida was In the habit OF
getting drunk and that when he went
TO the Liberty street house, three men
Jumped from q third story window to
the pavement, further than he would
have cared to jump, declared the officer.
Judge Ball fined Ida So aud costs.
Oscar Robinson was charged with dis
orderly conduct. He WAS st one time an
inmate of the Ferris Industrial School.
but his mother got him out through
influence and, as she says. the payment
Of $40 Judge Ball asked her to whom
che paid the $40, but all she would say
was that it was to a man who now Ives
10 Boston Oscars mother testified that
she WAS really afraid OF him and only
wanted MIN to clear cut and keep away
from her He WAS committed 10 await
investigation. He is Is years OF age.
For some time a gang Of lads about 16
years OF age have made life weary for the
people around Seventh and Poplar
streets, and complaints have been com
ing in to police headquarters with
startling frequency. Tue police have
endeavored to break up the gang which
seems to be we'll organized, but have
been unable TO do so, owing 70 their
heetness Of foot
Last evening Officer Gilling was pass-
ing that corner when he saw q crowd
assembled there, curslng aud raising
disturbance He made a dash for them
and after run succeeded ia capturing
Carlin Cochran. aged l6 years, after a
hard run While the officer was leading
Cochran to the box be called on his gang
to come and help him. at the same
time pushing his hand in his hip pocket
Fearing that the lad was trying To draw
9 knife. Officer Gilling thre " him to the
ground and searched him, when a small
revolver, one Of the kind that Is danger
Gus no matter whether loaded or not,
was found
CaehrRn said he gave City cents for the
pistol, but didu'C know where or 10
whom. Hs was hued S. aud costs for
disOrdsrly conduct and placed under s 90
for upper court for carrying concealed q
deadly weapon
Yesterday afternoon Detective McVey
met tramp on the street, aud In his
company was a bright looking boy, who
did not seem TO be of the same kidney.
On investigating MeVey found that
the lad belonged In E1fsld, n. G. and was
runaway. 70 Judge Ball he said that
bis mother was dead, and he had a
father, sister and brother. He had loft
home two weeks ago on the invitation
Of the highway mariner, and had been
roughing it ever since. He had intended
to 90 back to Baltimore and then WI ite
TO his father. He was held until his
father could be communicated with
Eugene Sterling OF Front and West
streets, got drunk Sunday and practiced
shooting his revolver on the streets and
la his house. officer White looked into
the matter and decided that it was a
case for the court. A fne OF 81 and
costs was imposed.