The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-17
IT IS BIGAMY SURE:
James Z. Brown on Wednesday
Will be Shown
The EVIDENCE OF HIS MARRIAGE
To the Woman With Whom he Was L,y.
ing When Arrcsted-Other Interesting

ing When Arrcsted-Other InterestipI
Cases Heard in the City Court.
John Fitzgerald left Gillisville on Satur
day morning, came here, and because It WA
warm he took few drinks of beer. Il haf
the effect of unbalancing him and Officer
Ford arrested him on Saturday night HI
was fined S3 and costs
| Daniel Tllghman, cClorel, on SATURDAY
evening was along the coast ROxie
| Cammoniok made his acquaintance and
attempted to take his watch and chain.
He had an open penknlfe up his sleeve,
and was looking for the girl. He was al.
Spencer Williams, colored, was relepatet1
to New Castle for 80 days and Patrick
O'Brion for 40 days for being drunk Oh
Saturday night,
On Saturday night Calvin H. Shoemaker
cursed Mrs. Mcguire atSecOnd and Orange.
Two young men who heard him curse her
gave him good drubbing and !ficer Ford
Wilkinson.
He took the stand and denied that he
struck Shoemaker The case was dismiss.
cd
James e. Brown was held in $500 bail
to appear on Friday morning to answe
the charge of bigany The warrant was
sworn out this morning by the wronged
Won''h piother rum oeHcca ais, new
York.
Alfred Grnnage, colored, was charged
with disorderly conduct. His wife took
the stand and denied that she had stated
when she secured the warrant that she
was afraid of her life. The case was dis.
missed.
The charge Of disordcrly conduct pre-.
ferred against Joseph Watson was con-
tinued until Wednesday morning.
a ri n rfya of icn nj nIp,
ferred against Alfred Hendol by George
4. Sprague. His wife was cursed and
then Hendol cursed some one else. Mrs.
Ida q. Sprague corroborated her husband
and n fine Of $40 and costs was imposed.
Mary Price and Howard A BRAINS, color.
ed, the latter boy Of tw, I've, were charg,
cd with the larceny of three pairs of shoes,
the property of Nathan Hockstcin. He
dcposed that on FRIDAY night the shoes
were stolen from his place at No. s. East
Front street On Saturday night the boy
went to his store with one Of the pairs Of
lost shoes. He SAID he get them from his /
brother. Yesterday morning the woman !
took the other two pairs of shoes for him
to let the boy 90 home.
Mary Price stated that Oh Friday night
when going over Market street bridge shX |
snwa man with n basket full of shoes. On !
Saturday she reported the matter along
Front street and she saw certain man
and obtained Two pairs Of Shoes to Hocks
stein. /
Jonathan Abrams deposed that on Sat,
urday morning the lads brother gave him
the shoes. The case was di5mi 'sea
James Williams pleaded not guilty to
Timothy Ford. Special Of1lcer Burris
saw Williams knock Ford down. The
two men were under the influence Of
liquor. He arrested both men They
were fined So and costs for being drunk
and disordcriy.
Theodore Guetz was arraigned on the
charge of riding bicycle on Saturday
night withOu. light.
He was arrested on Adams street be.
tween second and Third by Officer l. )riga,
The officer saw him on two other occa-
sions. Goetz claimed that tho lamp had
gone Out on the occasion. He was fined
s. and costs.
Charles o Donncli and William Gossen,
two youths, were charged with bathing mi
the iirandywine yesterday without propeI1
clothing
Judge Ball said it was hard thing toi
put line on people for trying to keeU
clean. The free bath house is not ope1.,
They were ordered to pay the costs I
Ida Brown. colored, was charged with
assault with intent to commit murder on
Lewis II. Ebert.
He depuseu that he was sitting at
Eighth and Market streets. Ida and ans
other girl came along and he told her to1
go away. He saw her arm swing nud h61
was cut. 1t required six stitches to close
up the wound.
Samuel j. Stanley dcposcd he was at
Eighth and Market streets and heard NIl
bert tell her to 20 away. He saw Ida cuT
Ebert
IDA maintained that she cut him the,
first time she swung her arm.
Charles Irons pulled Ebert away and,
when Mr. Watson caught Ebert his arIftf
was cut.
Walter Watson deposed that Gilbert
was trying To hit her and that he saw the
cut. 1t twas about an inch long and three
quarters Of an inch deep.
If it was little deeper it would have
cut AN artery. The witnesses for the de,
Tense had not been summoned and the
case went over until Wednesday, morn.
ing at 8 o'c clock.
She was placed under 800 bail toapp,ar 8
at that time.