The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-04
BUDNER
IN DANGER.
Richard Robinson is Held
Without Bail Pending
the Result OfBud-
ner's Injuries.

Srhaa the casa of Richard Robinson,
colorod, was ca led In the city court this
marning DIR. Carmichael test filed that
there Is still danger of death in the case OF
James Budnsr who was recsrtly burned
by molten Iron. In his opinion 1t would
be two weeks before 1t would bs safe to
say that Budner WAS out Of danger. Rob
inson was acco, dinghy held without bail
pending the result OF Budner's injuries.
Robinson was sent over to New Castle
aftern oua.
Ella Davis, .colored, was charged win
sdisOrderly conduct and the, case was con-
Z tinueh until this evening.
Frank Fisher and. Thomas Mckinley
/ were charged with ASSAULT and battery and
upon the application of the prosecuting
witness the case wa' dismissed upon pay
/ ment of costs. mckinley was then charged
with the larceny of . crate OF eggs. tae
Z property of j. c. Reed.
LAWS R.chis WAS charged with assault
and battery. Lewis Sto:nberger testified
that tho two mon worked together in
shop and trou 10 arose between them.
Rechis was first hand IN tho factory AMI
had charge Of the bakery. He claimed
that Sternbcrger attempted to strike him
with u hatchet The case was continued
: un II this evening
Joseph Dixon was charged with the lar
ceny OF guitar. William Tiller testified
he rave 1t to u friend to soil. Then hu
went around and gotit and told Dixon to
pawn tho Instrument. The case was dis
missed.
John Mccullough and Elmer Coyle
were charged with tho larcsny of $500 from
Bernard Mccullough. The testimony was
that OH November IA while MoCullnu4h
was ut church, his house No. 50! West
Eighth street was entered and box con-
Gaining tho money and u revolver was
taken. His son was In the house just be-
lorc be won't, to church, Entr nee was
gained to the iouse by. tho removal Of the
! lower sash. Chief Dolan ttstih1u mat
young Mccullough surrendered himself
last night al, or u trip to Alabama. He
then had Coyle arrested and Mccullough
.p,ade statement his morning i'll Coy le's
presence. He stated That Coyle gave him
whisky and then asked If there was money
IN tho house. He held tho window up
while Coyle went in and that Coyle gave
he money to his moaher to start IL saloon
In Alabama. Coylo denied part Of the
Elmer Deputy testified he knew the
prisoners They were together on the
might tho house was robbed standing neal
the house,
He was stopped by the two and he
loaned his revolver to Mccullough to
shoot muskrats. He had not seen them
since that right until thi, morning.
4. Sergeant Lucas testified that he under
stood that Coyle's mother was in Ala
bans.
William Conner deposed that 'whcl
Coyle was in jail he saw his mother a: tn,
Jail and saw Tho letters passing between
COyle and his mother.
They were held in $500 bail for appear.
ance at court.
Neal Kennedy waived hearing cn thu
charge OF keeping gaming table and Wa
held In II, 600 Dali for court
Annie Lordcn was charged wi TIL
larceny Of II lot of satcen AMI calico valuet
at $l.S5 cents. Mrs. Mary Campbell dc
posed sho lived ut No. ll25 Apple s!ree
and tho prisoner lived II, Xt door
I he goods disappeared On last MOnda,
evening from her house. The tlcienhnn
was at her house on Monday but cGul,
not say sho was there between q o'ciocl
on Monday and O'Clock on Tuc,da,
morning. She did not think Mrs. Lorde!
took the goods.
William Hammond deposad he took il
the y DDS ~ his partnership. He louIed a
cents Gu them. To'ho best Of his know
ledge the defendant was the person tina
pawned hem.
Harry Atkins ties flied he works OF til
Loan flies To the best Of his knowledg
Mrs. I.orden was the woman that puwnei
the goods. She was held in 500 bail TO
court. Mr.. Lordcn 8 I'D she did not car
what became of her She was now il
court to DO dis9rac"d. She has II lttl
baby only three months old Mrs. Camp
bell does not want to prosecute the case.
The court said this WA one of tho case
of peculiar hardship After the womn
was locked up Mrs Campbell cried bitter
by IN court aud u conference was held b.
tween the judge and City Solicitor NJ
the Chief uf Policp.