The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
WHEN HI WAS TILTED
he ASSAULTS A GIRL.
James Harklns Fined Heavily BY Judge
Ball.
ALLEGED CASE OF TOYING.
But the Girl In the Case Seems to Have
q Very Poor Memory Relating to
Some Things.

There were number of persons In this
who did not go on the cheap excursions
yesterday. ''Neddy the Rebel'' was among
the number He got drunk on Saturday
ana was In the lock up oil day. Judge
ball this morning ordered him to pay 81
samuel Simpson was bothered severely
on Saturday night by mosquitoes. Officer
Mc1llllon found him ut Fourth and Mar
het Streets: He was fined 81 and costs.
=, aeorge w. Hill, colored, was drunk on
saturday night. He attempted to board u
moving train at tho T., w. g. B. station.
ne was dragged along along for ten yards.
AT tho patrol STATEN Officer Akin found
blackjack in his hippocket. He was held
In 500 bail for court
Jonas Heck was fined IS and costs for
being drunk.
Daniel Lcary and Donis Vaughn were
81 and costs for being drunk.
James Hammond was fired IS and costs
for being disorderly.
William j. THOMPSON co1ored. was
charged by Officer Shorty with being dis.
orderly: After he was placed under arrest
ne DIT the officer. A fine of s. and costs
was imposed.
William II. Smith, colored was charged
by officer Kelley with d!sorderly conduct.
de was fined 81 and costs.
Mary Worrall, colored was charged with
nGing drunk anu acting disorderly at the
HUNDRED House." She stated that there
are only three decent families in the house.
she got drunk on Saturday for self pro.
lection.
The Hundred House is at Sixteenth and
French A fine of S. and costs was i'm.
posed on Mary and u similar fiue on her
daughter.
Clarence Grinnage, John Blackston and
John w. Kramer, colored vera fined s.
ndf rs Trr u yle.I ~
were cursing on the street about 2 O'Clock
this morning.
Martin Joyce and Thomas Harrlgan
were fined SIS and costs for trespass,
William Crow was charged with disor-
derby conduct. John Guy testified that
on Saturday night no kicked down tho
door anu ran through the house causing
considerable annoyance to tho family. A
line of . and costs was imposed
Charles Pckel was held in 500 bail for
hearing to morrow morning to answer
charge of dlsorderly conduct.
james Ha:kins pleaded guilty to the
charge OF assault and battery on Kate
Burns. Slo was going to her home ON
Friday, night, when he came out of an al.
ley and struck her Oh tho face. On Thurs.
day evening he assaulted a man who was
her company He has threatened to kill
her If he ever sees her with another man,
He was fined $50 and costs.
Linda Jacobs, colored, was charged with
the larceny Of an undorskirt and corsets,
the property of Nellie Fields. She missed
them on Saturday and saw them OH Linda
yesterday afternoon.
Matron White testified to finding the
nnd"rshirt on tho girl when sho was ar.
rested. she recently spent 40 days IN juil
for trcspass. Sho was charged with house.
breaking. but the evidence was not forth.
coming. The case was held up.
John w Sawdon. colorcd. was charged
with towing with female child. Tho
child had been given something to drink
and Sawdon placed her in stable.
Lucinda loDes deposed that she called
her daughter and the latter replied: 20,
mother, come here. SAwdon is trying to
kill mo-" The girl is in her fifteenth
year.
Mary Elizabeth Jones testified that on
Saturday night she was in company with
Sawdon. She could not remember any.
thing that happened Judge Ball took
her in hand and she remembered |
that she had been in the saloon
She also knew Of coming out the alley. |
She went down Tutnall street and up tho |
alley to the abattoir stable. Then she
remembered going into a place with Saw.
don. She did not know anything about |
what took place there. THE next thing she |
remembered was that she was locked up |
OF the City Hall. The case was held up un.
I'll tomorrow morning. He was held in |
$1,000 bail.