The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-15
CASES IN :,
CITY COURT,
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| morning consisted Vi tuiE tceu ~ 10
oners as the product Of the work o.
the police on Saturday night.
Rusman Lowry was fined s. ant
costs for being drunk and disor
derby.
John Gallagher was charged by
Special Officer Gordy with being
dru nix and acting in disorderly
manner at. the p. w. g. B. depot.
The fine was 81 and costs.
The same officer charged Ber-
pard Finn, a boy, with trespass.
Agent Stout will look Into the case.
Patrick O'Bricn pie aded guilty to
tresspass on the p, W, e. B. rail.
road company's property and was
fined IS and cost s.
\ Charles Chiles and Maze Holmes.
colorcd, were fined 50 and costs
each for shooting or APP
Peter McCue was charged with
disorderIy conduct. The case went
over until Wednesday morning in
order that he may secure an attor-
ney.
George Johnson was charged
with corner lounging. Officer Cor.
nish was unable to appear and tn c
case went over until Wednesday.
Onicer Jakubowski charged Cor
nelius Lyons with yagraucy. The
fine was$5.
Georges Gaddes, colored, was
charged with being a runaway
boy. The case went over for dav.
Isaac o. Taylor was arraigned
on the charge OF assault and battery
on his II year old son Percy Holt
Taylor on July !. The testimony
was that he beat him severely on
Saturday night and kicked him.
Agent Stout. said he saw the boy
the following day. lie removed the
boys clothing and saw the marks
made on his body. legs and aims,
TAYLOR stated that he wished to
raise the boy properly. He called
him and told him that he must obey
him. He admitted holding his ar NJ
and that the boy acted in disc.
bedient manner, He wanted to
keep him under control. The case
was dismissed.
John King was charged with as
sault to comnit murder. DR.. f. p.
Harris testified that the cut on the
lett side OF Kings wIle's neck was
about 5 inches in length. In his
opinion she would MT be able to be
in court Tor a week. BAN was fixed
at $1,000,
David Smith was charged with
attempting to murder Chall les Fields
coored. Fields testified that last
evening as he asgoing over Z bird
Street bridge he was assaulted.
The case went over over until to.
morrow morning, Bail was fixed
at $1,000 bail.
Elizabeth Scott. colored, charged
Elizabeth Gibbs with the larceny of
4 pair OF shoes that cost IS, 50.
They were taken off the girls feet
on Saturday. Bail was fixed at
500.
The charge of larceny preferred
against Frank Spencer was dis
missed.
Horace Collins was charged with
ha7lnS used Cora Hail, MINOR enid
Tor lmmOral purposes. Through his
counsel, Howell s. England, he waly-
ca a hearing and was held In s5oo
bail for his appearance at court.
Isaiah Taylor, colored, was charg.
Cd with similar ollense by Lola Dish
aroon, 4 colored girl of ID years.
Taylor, VINO was represented by
George W. Townsend. Jr., took the
stand and testified That he has been
in Wilmington few weeks. lie
never saw the girl until ten days ago,
when she came to his house. lie
positively denied that he had acted In
the manner she swore.
Francis Taylor testified that the
door of the stairs was locked on the
day in question and they could not
have gone up stairs
Thomas McGiraw testified t hat Tay.
lor has been in Wilmington about
SIX weeks lie was al tne mouse on
Mcoaul'ey slreeI on iasI huay ana
ne poSlti'eiy ueh'eu NAV Taylor ana
lhG glr, hau gone upstairs -,
Elia DAVIS was al tne mousse Inc
DIS maroon Siri came tnefe aller hcr
ana Sile anu laylor u'o nov leave the
David Anderson, colored was charo