The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-01

terrain Church, Twenty seventh and Mar
kvt streets, every night this week, except
Saturday, at 7.l5 p. m. On Tuesday at
80 r. m; an hour for Bible study Mt
4.30 p. m, special service for children.
The public is cordially invited to all these
services.
Orle Russell was robbed and hrnially
beaten on Saturday night. near Front and
Madison streets. He had been in n Mar
Ept street saloon and started for his home
Mt No. 9l3 Elm street. When he ncared
the corner of Front and Madison streets,
coaster stepped up IL. him and asked for
ten cents. At the same time another
coaster struck him a singing blow behind
the car and knocked him down. Then the
two men kicked Russell several times
about the body, and placing each foot
on his hands, rlilcd his pockets and then
ran off. Russell's condition is such that
lie cannot attend to his business.
Thanks to the work OF IN efficient po-
lice force the two men who hrulally bent
and robbed John IL. Hines, colorcd. last
night are safely behind the prison bars
in New Castle Jail 1t was clever work.
1t was quick work. 1t was the sort OF
work that demonstrates how quickly law
breakers are captured in Wilmington.
Hines Is engaged ON Il passenger hont
which runs from Baltimore. He came
here last night in answer tn a telegram
from Farnhurst that his sister was dying
Upon his arrival he inquired from Henry
Boyer the way 10 get to the institution.
Harry Sharper and Edward Grrons were
il his company. Sharper secured car
riagc and they both started. Groons
wanted 10 accompany them but they re-
fused tn allow him to get into ihc carriage.
Soon after crossing Market street bridge
the team slowed up. Presumably for
Grooms 90 get upon The back nt the
wagon. When the team passed the little
bridge on the FarEllurSt road after lcav-
ing The New Castle road the team
stopped. t;ruums appeared at the side OF
the carriage and asked to b. ailowd to
ride. Sharper jumper out and Groums
struck Hines a singing blow in the face.
The lntlur jumped out and was chased
by Groums and Sharper As he reached
the side Of the bridge he attempted to
cross over but the men caught him. They
threw him to the ground and rliird his
pockets and '0Uk his pockgth0uk contuin-
ir,, ~ and his watch and chain. ITo
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onh ,or,,l IA givr ,h,m all he had in h;s
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where Sergeant McF"rln0lt recognized
him "a the stranger wa" was III company
with Edward Grn0ncs an hour or 80
earlier. Hines was sem to the CITY Han.
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