The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-28
MUST KEEP ORDER.
Manager Long Will Not Allow
Patrons 10 Curse.
ANGLES FRIEND WAS THE MAN.
lie Refused to Pay !a.amisson, Cursed
When he Got Inside and Was Elected
And Fined.

w 49, -AumlSslOn, cursed
When he Got Inside and Was Elected
And Fined.
II The city court this morning John J.
Gallagher Was charged with assault and
battery on Mrs. Eliza Kenyon.
DR.. Wales deposed that on August II he
was called to see Mrs Kenyon at her home
on East Front street, She was suffering
from nervous shock and was-purtly un.
conscious from Intense excitement.
Mrs. Eliza Kenyon deposed that on Aug.
II accompanied by her husband she had
been out driving.
On her return she sat on her doorstep
and Gallagher came up and caught her by
the neck, and placed his fist under her
nose with threat that he could lick any
In cross examination by Mr. Prickett,
Mrs. Kenyon denied that sho ever accused
Gallagher of selling liquor without q
license, or thaS sho had trouble with him
over his children.
Joseph G. Hollis saw the assault and
heard Gallagher say he would kill her.
Elmer E. Sands was sitting in an cleo
trio car opposite Kenyon's residence aud
heard the profanity used by, Gallagher.
Robert Kenyon deposed that his wife was
confined to the house for four days.
Officer Purcell deposed that Mrs. Ken
yon asked him to arrest Gallagher.
Gallagher took tho stand and stated that
Mrs. Kenyon accused him Of selling liquor
without license and had trouble over his
children. He denied that he assaulted
Mrs Kenyon.
Mrs. Hannah Daley heard Gallagher
say ne had motherlnlaw that could
whip any woman on Front street and that
he could lick any Englishmap that over
came across the water. He was fined SO
and costs for dsorderly conduct.
Daniel Mccarthy was charged with the
larceny of $l.50 from Mrs. Martha Cook.
Yesterday she walked into the barroom
and saw him standing by the money draw.
er and the money was gone She said he
was Philadelphia crook who came to
Wilmington yesterday
Officer Ralston after be arrested the
man told him If he gave the money back
that Mrs. Cook would not prosecute hin.
The court instructed the officer that suon
thing was compromising q felony. Nc
Carthy belongs to Newark, N. D., and will
have to answer at the upper court.
Officer Shields fonnd William Moyce
helplessly drunk in Warmers coal yard.
He was rated at 81 and costs.
Georgiana Banner was arrested by OIL
Ger Shields at Market street bridge. Gcor-
gle claimed that she met the captain of q
boat and he treated to q beer. He fell
down and in doing so he struck her and
she fell. She was fined 81.
John Haggerty was charged with dis
orderly conduct at tho ball grounds.
Manager Long Opposed that he entered
the gate withouta ticket. He then began
cursing and was elected from the grounds.
Haggerty stated that Amole took him
to all tho games. IIo was fined s. and
costs.
The charge of disorderly conduct
against John Brainnrd was dismissed upon
II promise to go to tho Soldiers Home.
John Wilson was held in $500 bail to
appear tomorrow morning to answer tho
charge of assault and battery.
The case Of disorderly conduct against
Edward Rogers was continued until to.
morrow morning.