The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-15
NEIGHBORS
DISAGREE
Air Their Troubles In the
City Court This
Morning.

wore hrOuseu ihsb evening Dy ter0ln0n0
Banico using very bad language towards
Mrs. Bridget Scheeze. He was arrested
and in the city court this morning no was
recommitted In order that he may be ex-
amined by the physicians as his actions In
court were such that called for such an
examination.
Joseph JOrkoski was charged with dis
4 orderly conduc:. Lsona Dreina testified
that as she was returning homo from WIS.,
itlng her mother on Maryland avenue last
night about II o'clock. He crossed the
street at Front and West and spoke to her.
He followed her from that place to Sec
ond and Walnut and used bad language
towards her. A fine Of SO and costs was
imposed.
Samuel H. Jones, colored, pleaded not
guilty to the charge If having placed
Thomas A. White, minor child In dam
ger Of death by neglect. Agent Frank
Stout testified that the house was In
iilthy condition. Everything was in q
filthy condition. The chid's bed was
tew rags covered with vermin. Tho only
food in the house was some bread in a
dirty boiler. Secretary Wig ellsworth Of
tho Board Of Health testified he visited the
house. No. 1917 Bird street, aud the health
matter was in terrible condition. There
was no water in the house and no cesspool
attached
Executive Officer Mckinney saw tho
boy on Saturday last In half naked con-
| dition and what clothes he wore were
filthy. He discovered the house while
making house to house canvass. The
stencil was unbearable at the house. I
Jones said the Ii; tie lad was his nephew.
The boy was committed to tho care OF
tho Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Children. Jones was discharged as the
boys father is working In Wilmington.
Frederick Lee, colored, was charged
with assault and battery on jesse Tyson
The testimony was that as Tyson was 60.
ing into his stable Lee and another COLOR
cd man struck his colt. He ordered them
away from his stable. Tyson saw the
other colored man with knife and lie de-
ronded himself with piece of iron. Lee
then threw three bricks at Tyson and one
of them struck him on tho head. The
court imposed II fine of 500 and costs anu
sentenced him to three months in Jail. I
John Lobe pleaded not guilty to the q
charge of keeping dlsorderly house. IL
No. 300 South Harrison stree. Irwin d.
Dickinson testified that Lobe's children
and wife use bad language ON the street
and cnuse his Gu 'tomers not to con o his
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dozen of rusls1 10 Lobe's little boy. The
rusks were returned and he refused to
take them back,
Mrs Emma Havsrbeck testified that ir-
decent conduct takes place opposite ths
house by people who resort there
Throo other women testified that the
house was a general nuisance in this
neighborhood.
For the defen 20 Mrs. Lena Wick, Mrs.
Ka'e Whalen, Mr.. p Shannon, Charles
Taylor, Mrs. Taylor, and Others tes in,d
that they mover heard or seen anything in.
decent about tho house
The only songs ever heard were OF the
"Bed In Old Kcntucky'' order. Lober
stated 1t was case OF spite work because
he owed bill OF 81 or 70 to Dickinson for
groceries. Ihe only noises heard at Lo-
be7's house are made by his sevon child
rem.
Sergeant Baylsy doposed he lives with.
iu a square of Lubo's house. He never
knew of any disorder ut tho house. He
meets an officer at tho corner whore Lobe
lives at l O'Clock at night and he never
heard any disorder. Al this point Mrs.
Dickinson testified that the trouble she
complained Of was caused by the noise on
the street. -
LoEer stated that he dealt at the store
and used book. After a few woek, they
paid cash and Il big bill was still run up
Dickinson cursed his boys and assaulted
ono OF his children. Magistrate Kelley
issued II warrant for Dickinson but 1t has
not been served. This was clearly spite
work.
The case vase dismiS sod. ~.
Mrs. Annie Lobe was then charged with
disordcrly conduct. Irwin d. Dickinson
testified that the woman has used profane
language towards him on tho street.
He had no spite work towards tho fam
Ivy.
Mrs IInverbeck deposed that Mrs. Lobe
acted in an indecent manner OH Monday
last. The whole case seemed to grow out
of family rows between The neighbors .Ac-
corling to tho evidence of Mrs. Barber
tho rows are all caused by the children Of
all parties.
Mrs. Hull testified she heard Mrs. Lore
using bad language while having q row
with Dickinson.
The court said tho quarrel with ID kim
son was about equal. The court gave
Mrs. Lobe n good lecture and imposed a
fine of IS and costs.
George II. Tucker was charged bv OH.
cor Tucker with disorderly conduct. He
was momber of party Of youLg mon
who drank liquor out Of bottle on tho
street. A fine OF IS and co +, was impo- d