The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-27
CASES In
CITY COURT

Before Judge Churchmau in the
Municipal Court this morning,
Frederick Snyder charged with
having aduitcrated milk ia his
possession for sale. The case went
over until next Tuesday morning.
The case Of Charles 4. Simmons
went over for aweek. .Heis charg.
ed with assault and battery with
intent TO commit murder. Bail was
placed at $50.
John Macy. colored. was charg-
ed with being drunk and disorder.
ly aud was fined SS and costs.
Charles Harris was charged with
d,sorderly conduct. The fine was
81 and costs.
Roland c. Daniels pleaded guilty
10 the larceuv of oae goat skin.
The case went over until tomorrow
morning.
Bernard Carr was charged with
selling liquor to a minor. }. Frank
Ball represented the defendant and
asked for a continuance. The case
was dlsmissed,
Bridget Carr was then charged
with permitting liquor to be sold to
Milton Flower. aged /! years. His
testimony was that he saw the de.
fendant at the corner OF Water and
King streets. lie was there about
noon with William curry. When
they went in Curry called for two
beers and the bartender refused TO
sell a beer 10 him. lie sold two
bcers to Curry. Alter the bar,en-
der went out the defendant came
into the saloon. He was intoxlca-
ted aud did not remember what
happened. H. was arrested and
told the affair court. He did not
remember Mss Carr telling him
there was no room to play cards.
The case ven, over until FRIDAY.
John d. Connolly was charged
with selling liquor to to Milton
Flower. Curry failed to answer to
answer to his name aud an attach.
ment was issued lor him.
Como to Nilkeas Stuats Co.'S trae shows
OF priz, Cattle Whining on Abaltoir.
Friday and Sa uriay.
Stewart VIE Beating Case.
Robert c Stewart, colured WAS charged
with wife beating. Sac testified tha Stc
war was her hu,bnnd up to Octub II 18th
and since thHt time they separated. On
that nigh! when she cane home 20 No GJJ
Scott street, she told her husband h ciack
was slow. He became angry and knocked
hrr down and beat her. She had 0ub,c
with him On lurm,r occasions mo was
badly marked about the face Tho next
dpy hu was unable To work. To j Flank
B,ll she stalui in croa' examination ow
Ing 10 Ruhe't's angry disposition she went
in o hs next h,u q. SEe denied that 'he
swutp at him ami that sho struck him
with II su,chel shr denied that sho struck
him in the fnCa and stated that when H.
knocked her down she fell Dn tho atCh t.
Sn. denied that lie ha tbnnd dill tbs wash
ing. She had nothing to eni before gong
90 her .rtvi.e place frank Bal asked
he if shu stated To Mrs tiariiG i'll the fir.
wrnE vi May, ,lIat sh" intendel to provoke
Rubrrt 81 thL hn wr:li ) r'Ie Der n she
wanted to pu ham away Shs ran " hiii
OF ii AT -tir aud had to pay IL. Tho
Ieu ~on she went % nor mothers house
wa- on acr0u:It of his irahtmont.
Stewart Whn plead q gully ~ tho To-
mer trIal 10 tiiru thh IN thu night IN
uucst o / the q wt, nu -uoper really. !'i5
v lie has not conle any ning IN the house
for ten munlhs. - nCl she cam, hnint
sl,o said some, mag nOout thr c'"cH. A'tsr
he went to hN he wnnt out The clock
WOKE nm u,, Al Ii, i,,kN nor " IN inc
it was Size ausnc ci vi h 0hths and non
b,n. h IN W t. :hr Eilcnrl and cut lis
face Iie bs2g,! h.r not to go to service.
Judge Ch,lrcbllan inIormcd Stewart tlLAL
his statement now AMI on the day Of hts
lir,t tr,ni uttfJrctl
Mrs. Garlic AMI Robert Minis testified
that they beard francl. Stewart say sha
would a. evuryth,n; in her power to put
hor husband away hi ~hh was tired ol him.
JeiIer. .O,. Stewart testified Frnncl- She
wns disappointed in hobart as ne did not
have as much money ns she thought hJ
mad.
Captain Black testified Stewards home
was u comfortable one.
Thn prosecuting witness teS fled she
bought the pArlor aud bedroom suites.
thres carpets sand paid an nstallmcni
house bill. The decision nt the court will
10 z ven IN Friday morning.
80. what City Dro sd itoef l..
Come to tho Wilmington Abat OR
FriIny and Saturday.
WiIkeng StNn;s Co.