The sun., 1900-09-21
HEAVY Sentence
IS IMPOSED ON TWO
ALLEGED HIGRNAYAEN
Patterson and Young Got Two
Years, Twenty Lashes
and $10O Fine.
WIN. FISHER PLEADS GUILTY
He Robbed Front Street Stores oi
Shoes and Watches. He Re-
ceiyed IN all Six Months
and Fifteen Lashes.
| Other Sentences.
WIN. FISHER PLEADS GUILTY

John Patterson and Frank Young,
were found guilty in the County Court
yesterday afternoon Of highway robbery
Oh Charles Chappell at the foot of Madi
son street.
The affair took place on il Sunday
morning recently and Chappell was re
lieved of ST.
They were found guilty by jury and
each sentenced to a S100 fine one hour in
the pillory twenty lashes and two Years.
Patterson stoutly declared his ilIlo-
cencc and said he was from Wyoming.
VIM. Fisher, colored. pleaded guilty to
several charges Of larceny and was given
five lashes and two months for stealing
three pairs of shoes from Bertha Silver
man; five lnshes and two months for
larceny of three pairs of shoes and three
watches from Herman Goldstein. and
five laShes and two months for larceny
of Il revolver and a watch from Max
Deitch.
Frank Luke pleaded guilty to assault
ing female child.
John McLeon plead not guilty to an
assault and battery Charge
The grand jury ignored bill against
Robert Davidson of attempt to commit
| rape.
l NIebESt tolllltH lltuutu guilty W iuT-
ceny of $50 and got four months.
| James Hearse pleaded not guilty to an
assault and battery charge.
| In the case of John NJ. Beale, charged
with the larceny by balee of a monkey
wrench from G. w. Dorsey. the jury
was directed to bring in verdict of not
guilty by the Court. He was later tried
on the chage of obtaining the wrench
by false pretense and found guilty.
Walter II. Hayes represented the State
and George T. Townsend, Jr., the de-
fenSe.
Charles McAteer and George Walsh.
who broke Jail recently were indicted on
charge Of stealing one hundred pounds
of wire from the Wilmington and Bran
dywine Springs Road.
The case of Alfred H. Palmer CHARGED
with stealing Il horse owned by Samuel
Bailey of FranIiland was continued to
next term on application cf Howell S..
England, attorney for Palmer. Palmer
was required to furnish $1,000 hail.
The trial Of Sabato Phllipo on the
charge of cmbezzlement was fixed for
next Monday. Walter II. Hayes is Phil
ippo'S counsel.
George f. Rediavi, .Josephy Giampetro
and Nicolo Forrona, Italians were natu-
IfaliZed.
Jessie Tyson pleaded not guilty. to inur-
dnrously assaulting Frank Il. Gilbert.
Michael Tully was given two months
for the larceny of $17 worth of clothing.
/ Charles Brown. coorcd. was found
guilty of the larceny of six coats from
Hyman Fenherg and sentenced TO re-
ccve ten lashcs and six months.
| The case against Hugh Carr charged
with larceny was dropped.
Justice of Peace Sutton ii is thought
made a mistake in making his return
to court as when Charles Davis. colored.
was tried charge of assault md bat
tery on G. NJ. ID. Donnelly of Christiana,
he told the jury his fine and costs We're
paid. that he had given Jones $29.35 10
| settle them. This caused Il sensation.
Deputy Attorney General Cooper looked
mp the bail bond ana commitment and
| found that Davis had been committed
in default Of hail and failure to pay fine
and costs. The justice will likely be
summoned to bring his records mp
Charles Hcss pleaded guilty to larcenv
of wire from OXy-HydroGen Co. Theo-
dore Carlin pleaded not guilty to lar-
cony Of eight pairs Of ~ rails. James
Sparks. colored, pleaded not guile T"
larceny Of rai" Of Shoes. James Wilnv
colored, pleaded guilty to stealing hi
cycle.
In the superior court judgement wae
refused Notwithstanding an affidavit Of
demand in the case of the American
Land and Investment Co. VS.. Barnett,
and the nlaintiff directed to give secu-
ritv for costs.
A rule to set aside sheriff's case wns
rranted in the cnse Of the Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co
4 bill charging Sarah Lewis with lar
cclly was ignored.