The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-02
ASSAULTED
!, A CHILD.
Mrs. Barry Fined for Chok.
ing Officer Eakin's Lit.
tie Son.

John Smith was released from the city
court on Saturday morning with six cents
In bis pockets. During tho day he 60,
drunk and when he returned to the city
hall be had II cents and o number of ten
penny nails In his pockets Hetold Judge
Hall In The city court this morning that he
got drunk by accident. The court imposed
fine of 81 and costs. =.
Among the other DRINKS were Edward
Butcher and his son. They were picked
nip along the coast in q helpless condition
and fine Of 81 and costs In each case was
imposed. r.
Conductor George Layman Of the Darby
car line charged William Townsend, COL
ored. with acting In u disorderly manner
on his car. Townsend used bad language
towards him. Finally he was elected and
when they reached the street Layman was
assaulted by Townsend. Motorman
George Thompson gave similar testim ony,
Officer Michael Burns made tho arrest.
Townsend was using very bad language
after his arrest. The court stated that
the cars are public conveyances and pro-
fame language will not be tolerated. A
fine OF $25 and costs was imposed.
Charles Johnson, colored. was charged
with disorderly conduct The evidence
was that johnson abused resident Of
Front street and threatened to throw q
brick. A fine Of $40 and costs was i'm
posed.
Daniel Mcdonnell was charged with dis
orderly conduct by james Fogel. The
testimony was that Mcdonnell called him
several foul names. After being elected
from the place he continued to use bad
language. Officer William j. Massey tes-
titled th6t ho made the arrest aud McDon-
nell was under the influence of liquor.
The cuse. was continued until tomorrow
morning in order to have witness in at.
tendance.
Bicycle Officer Harry Pierce charged
John c. Hinson, colored, with riding ut q
12 mile an hour clip. He was riding on
Delaware avenue at the lime. In order to
overtake him he had to ride 16 miles an
hour. Hinson stated he had to deliver
two orders and that was the reason of his
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MIS- mary barry was enargea WIN as
smut anu battery on Eari EaKin. The
testimony was that on FRIDAY evening the
boy came nome crying and MIS- mother
made an investigation aud found the
marks OF fingers on the ohilds neck and
bis breast was also marked. The boys
grandmother, testt1led that she dld not
see the assault committed when the child
came to her mousse no was crying.
Charles Swartz, ng'd nine years testi-
He'd that he saw Mrs. Barry choke Earl
and throw him into slop bucket Earl
had struck smaller boy, Charlie West,
on the arm. Earl was In the yard Of
person named llul mn a6 the time. Here