The sun., 1901-11-12
HARRY N. WHITE
ARRAIGNED
Charged With Larceny Of 500
From the County.
HELD FOR UPPER COURT
RumOr That Other Warrants Have
Been Issued and That Other
Arrests are To be Made
Today.
HELD FOR UPPER COURT

| AS result of Acknowledgement
Wards investigation of the records OF
| the Levy Court, Harry NJ. White, former
commissioner from the Fourth district
was arrested yesterday by State Detec-
tive James =. Natledge on the charge OF
stealing $1OO from New Castle county
on March 20, 1901. He was arraigned
before Magistrate Hollis and was held
in $1,000 bail for the November term OF
the Court OF General Sessions, which
will open next Monday.
The expectation. however, Is that some
lrrests will be made today, and fur
| ther developments are expected as it is
said warrants are out for about twenty
persons. John Lynn said last night that
no warrant had been served on him and
that he had not heard Of any having been
| issued.
The warrant upon which Mr.. White
was arrested was as follows:
The State OF Delaware, New Castle
county s.s.-To any constable of sale
county: Whereas, James p. Ratledge OF
pencader hundred, in behalf of the State
of Delaware. hath this day, before me,
George III. Hollis, Esq, one of the JUS
tees assigned to keep the peace in and
for the county aforesaid, made oath in
lup form of law, that certain Harry
VI. White, at Wilmington hundred, in the
county aforesaid. on the Goth day OF
March, A. d., 1901, fel0niously did steal,
take and carry away certain paper
money the kind and denomination of
which are unknown, of the aggregat,
value of 500, sundry coins, the kinds
and denomination of which are unknown,
of the aggregate value of $10O, of the
money, goods and chattels of New Cas-
tie county, in the State aforesaid and
against the law, peace and dignity of
said State; therefore, the said James
l.. ltatledge prays that the said Harry
NJ. White may be forthwith apprehend-
ed and held to answer this complaint anf
to be further dealt with as the law di-
reefs. Sworn and subscribed the 18th
day Of November A. D.. 1901, before
me. George III. Hollis, Justice of the
Peace: James r. Ratledge, complainant
Forasmuch as the foregoining com
plaint hath been made before me i'm man
ner aforesaid, these are therefore, in the
name Of the State of Delaware, to re-
lnire and command you forthwith to ap-
prehend the said Harry NJ. White and
bring him before me, or some other JUS
tice Of the peace, for the county afore-
said, that he may be examined touching
the premises, and to be further dealt
with as TO law and justice shall apper-
tain. And Won are likewise required t,
summon the complainant, James Z. Rat
ledge, to appear and give evidence relat-
ing to the subject matter of the said COM
plaint: and when and where YOU have th,
said Harry NJ Whita
Given under my hand and seal at
Wilmington. the day and year aforesaid.
George III. Hollis. j. r.
No testimony was offered when Mr..
White was arrnigned before Magistrate
Hollis. The State was represented by
.Attorney-General Ward and Deputy
Attorney-General Richards. Word was
sent to John III. Rodney, whom Mr..
White desired as his counsel, and as
Mr.. Rodney was busy with case he
sent back word to Mr.. White to waive
a hearing which he did.
John t. Dickey became surety for Mr..
White and he was released.
1t was reported that two of the ex-
commissioners had given themselves up
but this was denied.