The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-20
|WARPOOL
ARRESTED.
tie Must Answer at the
Upper Court the Charge
of Passing Checks.

LuN al u IL w al pun VI ANCWdih,
was arrested on Saturday afternoon
by Detective Witsil on the charge of
uttering the worthless checks men,
toned in the REPUBLICAN on Satur-
day. In the city court this morn
ing he waived hearing and was
held in $500 bail for court.
Frank Ricco was charged with
keeping gambling table and SELL
ing liquor without "a license at,No.
Az Orange street. The evidence
was that an association consisting
of about ten members go to Ricco' $
place every Sunday and play cards.
They put up 81 each on Saturday
night with which to purchase beer
Sergeant Daniel Kelleher testified
that he went to Ricco's place last
night and found six men at the
table. He found ten cases OF beer
in the house. He saw no signs of
money. Fred Burk testified that
six weeks ago he went to the place
and drank two bottles of beer. No
one paid for it. There were six or
seven men around the table playing
cards and he saw no money. The
case was dismissed.
William Kane was charged with
keeping disorderly house at No.
1905 Claymont street. He entered a
plea of guilty. Alfred S. Smith of
No. 1911 Claymont street, testified
that on Saturday night about $50
O'Clock he heard Kane using very
bad language while standing at his
front door steps. The whole cause
of the trouble was drink. He was
fined $50 and costs,
Alexander Irwin was charged
with reckless driving. On Saturday
afternoon he drove recklessly on
Market street. As he turned
around Twenty second street the
buggy knocked down the Swear old
son Of Officer Burns. DR.. Hughes
testified that the child was uncon-
scious for the remainder of the even
ing There was a conclusion OF
the skull. The court imposed fine
of - and costs.
Charles Brooks, colored. was
charged with pointing pistol at
Louis Sklutt. The testimony was
that on Saturday afternoon Brooks
went to Sklutt's place and because
he refused to take back the revolver
and then Brooks loaded the revolver
and pointed it at him. Officer Nc
Gillon gavN chase and arrested him
after lively run. Brooks was
held in slOb bail for court.
William McManus was charged
with the larceny of 25 cents. Nc
Manus is newsboy and failed to
return with the change. The case
win come up this evening. Wilson
will n,,t prosecute.
William II. Moore was committed
to the Ferris Industrial School.
Resolutions of Respect
Wilmington. Del. Nov. 20. lS00.-At
the last stated meeting Of the Retail
Liquor Dealers Association Of Delaware,
the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The Almighty God, in His in
finite wisdom has removed from our midst
our worthy and esteemed feilow-citizsn
and momber, Mr.. Bernard Bonner, aud
Whereas, Our deceased brother was de-
vo cd husband, good citizen, loyal 10 his
country and the noble principles of this
association; therefore be 1t.
Resolved, That in the death OF our broth
or, the Association OF Retail Liquor Zeal
ers of Delaware, suffers the loss Of a cher
ished and valued member
Resolved, Tha. We extend our sincere
sympathy to tho bercLved widow and fam.
lily OF our dec ssed brother and pray that
his reward may be us great as his suffer-
ings were extended; aud be 1t futher
Resolved, That copy OF these resolu-
tons bo spread upon the minutes of this
meeting, q copy sent to the widow OF the
deceased brother, aud published in the
press OF our city.
James II. Kane, President.
Attest: James II. Yates, Secretary.