Evening journal., 1895-05-22
DEARLY BOUGHT LESSON
A Young Man Pays for Dis
turbing Religious Worship.
IT WAS HIS SECOND OFFENCE


And Judge Ball Administered = Severe
Punishmsnt-A Pole who Fouud Beg
cling observation-disclosures Paid Hinh
for LodEinss-other Municipal Court
Gases.
There was decided tremelo in the
usually clear soprano tones o. Court
Crier Heal when be warbled the overtnrs
to the Municipal Court this morning 80
noticeable was It that the Judge looked
inquiriuglv In the direction of the
veteran officer. while the reporters began
making inquiries az to the cause.
IL was learned that the genial leader
OF the court chorus, while In New Castle
the other day, was induced TO take a
lesson OF two In bicycle riding. and IL Ia
feared that he strained his voice In his
endsavors to prove his scorchinr
abilities he Ia now In the hands Of
Surgeon Frank Kane. who hopes TO. have
him In condition to reach high T In q
few days.
Frank Lowsky is Pole. and a rather
rlcketY looking one at that. Yesterday
afternoon he got considerably warped
Al d started on begging tour for funds
to reach Philsdelphia. Officer Payne
found him at Eighth and West streets
and helped him as far as the police
station, via the hurry.up line He got
somewhat Strengthened out In the guest
chamber, and when he was pointed for
the dock this morning. he imagined that
he had been given the freedom Of the
city, and started 20 walk out. Sergeant
England recovered him In time, and
Judge Ball retired him TO the New
Castle sanitarium for thirty dAya In
default OF $2 and costs.
Michael Craven got full of bad whIskey
yesterday and then undertook to drive
bis team home. Of1cer Ralston met him
At Fifth and Tatnall streets, and seeing
that he WAS unable TO take care OF him.
self. acted as his guardian, after sending
the team home. Michael had a similar
experience about six weeks ago. and this
one cost him 81 and costs.
James Mcclure is a stranger in vii.
niugton. While on visit yesterday he
took lodgings In stable at Fifth and
French streets, but at the request of the
ow er, WAS taken 10 police headquarters.
where the usual hospitality was accorded
him. Judge Ball assessed him IS and
costs for his lodging, whereat James
eiaculated "Flve3" and quietly whlstled.
DE will make the acquaintance OF Host
Glllls.
william Wilkinson, young man who
should know better, was Rrraigned on q
charge Of disturbing the services Of the
Salvation Army, Monday evening He
pleaded guilty. The officers OF the Army
testified that he went to the services
With lighted cigarette, which Was
taken from him He then began talking
aloud, then started to 20 to the platform
when be was elected after considerable
trouble He was under the influence Of
liquor at the time
Judge Ball said that he would permit
no one, rowdy or not, 70 disturb the
worship Of God Every one has the right
to worship in his or her own way and the
court proposed to soc that they were not
disturbed or annoyed. The prisoner had
once before been convicted OF this
offence, and had been dealt with llenently
on account OF his parents and Ia the
hope that 1t would be lesson TO him.
The fine Fixed was $25 aud costs.
Joseph Mexico wn, who Is charged with
disordevly conduct Saturday night and
who failed to appear yesterday, was in
court He asked for continuance till
tonight aud this WAS granted
Neal Kennedy, of No 4l0 Spruce street,
and James Fsrrlgber, o No. S11 West
second street, were charged with selling
liquor on Sunday. X. Cochran, Jr,
represented both men, and at his request
kennedY's case was continued until
Fdday at a. m, and FArraghei Is till to.
morrow At the same hour.