The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-29
THREW MONEY AWAY
A Lancaster Man Had Lots o
:; Money to Throw Away.
A WASAERWOMAN TAKES STUDS
From Shirt w aist and Will Have to
Answer the Charge Of Larceny at the
Upper Court.

Answer the Charge of Larceny at the
Upper Court.
Caleb Rice, colored, of Chadds Ford
came here yesterday. He did not qucnch
his thirst with either spring water OF but
ter milk, but with the gold tniged stuff
that has sent so many to the New Castle
jail. He was arrested by officer Rice and
city court this morning.
Aaron Mathews, printer from Detroit
arrived In town yesterday in hard luck.
He was found by Officer Rice yesterday in
Brandywine village begging. AS he ex,
pected to go to Philadelphia to try and
secure work, he was allowed to go.
William Powell had just served q term
in New Castle Jail, and yesterday came here
and got drunk again He was found by
tracks and will BIZ returned this after noon
for forty days.
Cha!lcsMnrtin OF Lancaster, was in town
yesterday. He Is II salesman Of patent
rights and had over $500 with him. About
10 o'clock this morning, Officer DiMarc
saw him throwing money away on Fourth
street.
Two friends took charge of him and
took him to the Delaware House where he
en- from him and locked up. He created
some disorder by throwing handsful of
cigars away He was followed by II crowd
and t he officer locked him up. He was
rated at 81 and costs.
Frank Smith, Lewis In France and
George Smith We're charged with trespass
On Monday night the seal OF IL freight car
door was broken and II quantity of shoes
and cigars were thrown out near Perry
vile. The mon then put on the brakes
and stopped the train
In u car ON the next train that came
along the three men named above were
found and We're arrested. Two empty
bags, screw driver, u razorblade big
knife and some other things were found in
their posses sion. They thanked the court
when fine of 50 and costs for tire. pass was
imposed
Judge Ball regretted his power to make
the prosecuting witness pay the costs in
the next case. Owen Barry had John
Molavin arrested for assault and battery
yesterday When he took the stand he
said that he gave Moluvin provocation to
strike him. Tine judge and city solicitor
We're OF the opinion tina: there should be
some way to compel such IL witness to pay
the costs in the case Mulavin was allowed
to go.
Rachel Covcrdalc colored, yesterday
Washed for Mrs. Annie Prilchet at No.
2lUS West street. When she went home Il
pair of gold cuff buttons disappeared from
n shirt waist belonging to a little boy.
They We're valued at $40. The loss was
reported to the city police and Officer
Taylor was detailed on the case. This
morning he met Rachel and accused her
of having the buttons. She denied at
first, hut afterwards admitted that she had
the buttons and took them home in her
pockctbook in mistake
They We're found by the officer in her
grip. She was willing to pay the costs in
connection with the CASE ana was sur.
prised when ordered to find 5000 bail to
appear ut next term of court.
The charge Of assault against Samuel
DENLY was held up and the charge Of
keeping II gambling table was dismissed.
The mother.inlaw of Walter Pagan
Withdrew the charge OF dsorlcrly con
duet and the case was dismissed upon
payment of costs.