The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-20
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There were % starters at the
post this morning when Municipal
Court Starter Heal dropped the
flag. Harry B. Davis took the
rail and was followed by seyen
others. They crossed the wire to-
gether and the money was divided
equally-$l and costs in each case.
Charles Ross had been on Nine :
tenth street acting in an indecent
manner. The fine was $40 and
costs.
John Clifford must answer the
charge of disorderly conduct to-
morrow morning.
Officer Hawke charged Richard
Tierney aud Marta Mahonev with
acting in disorderly manner. On
Saturday evering he arrested a man
and the defendants tried 10 rescue
the man. He was tripped and
waile on the ground the defendants
kicked at HIM and used very bad
language. The prisoner succeeded
in making his escape. The corner
at Front and Jackson streets, is
the headquarters for a crowd Of
loaters. The fine was $50 and
costs in each case.
Henry Browne, colored, was
charged by Officer Burchlnal with
acting in a disorderly manner. The.
trouble arose over a pocketbook
and Brown and others including
William Johnson who were locked
up on general principles. The
noise was sufficient to be heard
seven squares away. Browne and
Johnson were fined SO aud costs.
Isaac Chrsty, co)orcd. was
charged with keeping disorderlv
house at No. 1888 Head street. A
line OF IS and costs was imposed.
James and George Mellon, two
youths, were charged with fighting
on the street at Sixth aud Tatnall
streets. James Mellon was before
the court on May 4. aud the fine
was IS aud costs. and the case
against George Mellon,w $ held up.
John II. knotls charged Francis
Farru. with cursIng in his rcstau-
rant and the fine was 81 and costs.
Cora Macy, colored, was charg-
ed by Mrs. McCue with acting ia a
disorderly manner at her place of
business on Church street. The
fire was 81 and costs.
Joh1 t. Kirk pleaded guilty to
the charge OF being drunk and dis.
orderly. The fine was 81 and costs.
Jonn Cavanaugh was in the same
class and the case went over until
this evening.
John Wesley Fedderman, color
ed, got two weeks pay at the Dia.
mond State works on Saturday. He
owed bill for refreshments OBJ.
tanned during the previous two
weeks at South Wilmington ho-
tel. He repaired there and after
settling the account he met Sarah
Laws and treated her. They re-
paired to atrlcnl house and while
there Fedderman was ia the COM
pany of the Laws woman. When
he was about to leave he missed
his money. Sarah was arrested
and when she was searched at the
police STATEN Sll and some change
was found in Ler stocking. George
Henry HUT, who was pardonod
last week, brought him to. tho
house. While in the house they
had four plnts OF liquor. Bail was
fixed at $500 Tor court.
Harry DENLY, Colored. who sue
ceeded in learlng over the front
seat of the patrol wagon on Satur.
day night, was charged with the
larceny of basket OF potatoes
from Harry Orenstcin. The latter
then got DENLY and he went to the
woman, refunded the money and
secured the stolen property. Bail
was 500 for court.
Jeremiah Sullivan was charged
with selling liquor on April %.
The case went over until Wednes-
cay morning. The two witnesses
were held in 500 bail Tor their APP
pearance. They failed to appear
at IA former hearing and the case
was dismissed.