Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-08
ACsSE OF SEvEN-OUT"
Two Men From Lightship So
Go Ashore on the Coast.
TAKEN IN BY GUARD KBLLgHBR

Homes Other Municipal Court Gases.
When nghiship 80 reached Whining
ton last evening aud put into the Harlan
and Hollingsworth's yard for repairs her
crew put on their shore togs and pro-
ceeded to have little fun ashore Two
Of them wandered into Lizzie Vain
wright's place on Orange street and pro
cesded to make themselves at home
80 we'll did they succeed that Oaicsr
Kellsher, who was passing, wss obliged
to caution them to make less noise
whereat one Of the pair greeted him with
language which sRvored moro Of
sulphur than salt This morning about
30 o'clock, Officer Kelleber was again
near the place AID heard that ths men
we're raising 8 row In the house. he
went there aud after putting the men
out, advised then to 20 aboard their
ship Shortly afterwards one Of them
came 10 him and asked TO be directed 10
the police station. The two went there
and claimed TO have been robbed of 81
aud accused the officer OF not helping
them get 1t They wste locked up and
this morning we're arraignsd.
To Sergeant D1rnsy ihsy gave the
names Of Joseph pezanski and William
Anderson. When arrRiknsd the former
said his name Wes John Johanson, but
later admitted that his right name was
Charles Reese and that he was fireman
on the lightship Anderson Is q sailor
on the same Reese said he had csshed q
check for $40 aud intended sanding $50
to his wife BE spent last evening
around the city, and not being familiar
with the way back 10 his ship, accom-
panied some OF his chancs aequaintanees
to Lizzies, where he stayed all night,
after giving Lizzie $50 to keep for him.
This morning be got back his $50, bat
found himself 81 out and had some
words with her about H.
Judge Ball suggested to the men that
they had had an experience that should
be worth at lesst 81 but decided that as
there was no very serious charge against
them they could 60 He warned them
to be careful where they went and how
thsy acted,
About II so last night Oaosr Ward
cav a man and woman Rt Front and
Market streets, qzarreling, while quite
crowd stood around and seemed TO
take a lively intersnt Ia their wordy war
he arrested both In court thiE morn
ing they gave the names Of Cornelius aud
Julia Lamotto, aud said that they
worked for a farnsr near Elkton. Thsy
came to WILMINGTON yesterday and
Julia got one glAEs too much Cornelius.
who Was not drunk, was trying to get
her to 60 home, but she wanted still more
Of the forbidden fruit and her objections
we're emphatic.
She seemed very sorry this morning,
especially when Judge Ball recognized
her as former patient, and pleaded 60 be
allowed TO catch the next train home
Cornelins was also anxious to 20, as be
said be was liable to "lose our sitiwations
by the operation" Judge Ball kindly
permitted them In go. and their faces
we're wreathed 10 smiles rs they bowed to
Billy Heal and evsporated through the
door.
John Green hsils from Newark, N J i,
or did until TO day. His address Is now
care of Paul GillIs, New Castle by the
Delaware BE came to Wilmington
yesterday, filed up on the choicest
vintage from the coast vineyards, and
stkrted on q ramble up King street
Shortly after If o'clock last evening he
met james Simmons and tackled him for
chew OF tobacco Mr Simmons de-
cined TO sbsrs his plug with him, and
also declined to loan him a nickel TO buy
some, whereupOn John remarked: Il am
from Newark, N j and you ---
- III do you Before he could
do Mr. simmons the patrol wagon came
Rlong and John got ride TO the police
station He expressed his surprise Rt
the celsrily with which he was collared.
aud Jhis was not abatsd when he was
sentenced to forty days hard labor in the
Bsatile In default Of So and costs.
Mary Spencer colored, met another
woman from Newport at Front and
Mar ket streets last evening The latter
accused Mary Of saying that she had
bsen dallBing with the affections Of white
men. and Mary at once started a swearing
bee Ia which she stood a fair chance to
win first prize when officer MRloney mt
her in. She will try hard TO collect 50
and costs, as she fears the hot weather
In New Castle will be detrimental to her
health.
Officer Maloney had another Victim
for the Judicial altar in the person Of
Charles Gibbons who had fquatted on
the lot in the rear OF the w & N depot.
DO hasn't been drunk since April, or at
least hasn't bee caught a. 1t, and was
ALLOW e 1 to 20 for s and costs.
There have been many complaints
about tramps and bsggars in the western
part Of the city aud the officers have
been told to bring offenders in. Officer
Mcbride contributed one this morning,
Ia Eiward Donovan, whom he caught at
Fourth and Jackson streets, just after
he had captured hand out. He got 81
and COSTS.
Alfred Hindie was charged By bis wife
Francis with III treating her He took
the pledge, his wife forgave him, and he
went home rejoicing
The questionable honor Of being the
frst man sent in fro the Forty Acres
on call from the new box there.
belongs to L)uis Dubsll About 8
o'clock last night Operator Wallace got
the call and ihlnklng that there must at
least be a riot there. Captain Kane aud q
| squad went ont When they got there
they found the citizen who holds the
private KEY standing by the box. Hs
said he had sent in the alarm for the
mau who was lying on the pavement
near by. drunk. Louis explained that
he had bought pint of liquor, and that