The sun., 1901-02-08
GIVES
HIMSELF UP
Indicted on Three Charges Of
House Breaking.
MARY WILLIAMS SENTENCED
Gets Six Months for Robbing the
House of Mayor Fahey.
Thomas Mullin Given
Ten Days.
MARY WILLIAMS SENTENCED

In The Court House yesterday alter-
noon Thomas l.. bigger was indicted on
lhlee charges Of house breaking. Know
ing that he was suspected Of bong imill-
Gated i'll the Churchman and Lodge rob
cries, with Reese Roberts. cclord d. ne
gave himself ZIP yesterday ni1rnlng.
Percy Coleman plead not guilty 10 the
larceny of $500 from q. w. Williams.
j. ID. Delaney plead guilty TO false pre-
tense.
Charles Epps and Harry Aul plead
guilty to carrying concealed deadly Mea-
,,uns.
Reuben AIemite was indicted On the
.harge of carrying concealed d. ady waa-
pons.
James Butcher, Richard Paryis and
William Hamon plead guilty to Inc Jar
,.eny Of 125 pounds of white lead from
j. Il. Hudson 4 CO. Joseph Briscoe
| plead guilty to the larceny If cost
, and vest belonging to Ollie Lewis.
| Frank Munson, colored, WAS fonrd
suilty of the larceny of chickens, tta
property of Frank Cannon, and SEN
.enced to six months Imprisonment md
| en- lashes. Chas. WiiIams, coored,
plead guilty to stealing roostrrs, thu
property of Henry G. Nelson and was
given four months.
Mary Williams, who pleaded guilty to
larceny Of about $3.50 worth of goods
rom the house OF Mayor tahey, when
sentenced by Judge Lore admitted that
,he had been in Media jail. Judge Lore
said to her: Wen you made very big
grab" He then sentenced her to SIX
months imprisonment.
George Anderson, colored, pleaded
guilty to entering the house of Mrs
Martha Virgins near Newark and steal
ing coat and other articles. He salu
that there was white man with hin
and he saw the kitchen door open anl
walked in.
Mrs. Virgins came up the road ant
saw Anderson leaving the yard. Sh
called him back and held him up will
; revolver. Judge Lore praised Mrs
, Virgins for her bravery. Anderson SAT-
) he had just gotten into the State iron
j. Baltimore on the day he was arrested
and that his home was in st. Louis
: Judge Lore said that it seemed tina
il about one-half Of the prisoners had jus
il come into the State but that they don
i come back the second time.
e Judge Lore sentenced him to 81
months Imprisonment ana fifteen lashe
J. Thomas Patterson pleaded guilty to tn
, larceny of a planer and as it was h
It first offense Judge Lore imposed sci
/, tence of only two months.
. Clarence McSorley, indicted for recei1
|. ing stolen goods, failed to appear
/; court and his recognizance was forfeited
!. Daniel Davis, colored and Wesle
l. Robinson, colored, were indicted on I'll
hargc of the larceny of ten bushels ,
/: wheat from Aaron Woodward's farm
!, Elsmere. Robinson plead guilty whi
n Davis plead not guilty. The jury four
It Davis guilty with q recommendation I
I, mercy. Robinson was sentenced to s.
J. months Imprisonment and ten lashe
'. Davis was sentenced to six months il
# prisonment but received no lashes.
II Charles Lewis, colored, was tried
l. the charge of stealing on overcoat
If Samuel Thompson, valuel at $40 al
d found guilty.
He was sentenced to receive 10 LASH
10 and be imprisoned six months.
10 At the direction of the court the jul
J. rendered a verdict of not guilty in Il
T. case of robert Nickens, colored, charge
m with carrying concealed deadly weapt
and he was discharged.
il. Arthur Armstrong, aged 20 years, WI
a. pleaded guilty to the larceny of bicyc
owned by Clifford Mecannon, was Sc
a. fenced to three months imprisonment.
II Edw ard Handy, coored, was senreIc
,a to 80 days Imprisonment for carryil
"a concealed deadly weapon.
!, For the larceny of butter tub al
- other articles from Robert +. Rec
Henry Macy, colored, gets 10 lashes al
six months, and for assault and bate
on Mrs. Golf, fine of IS was imposed.
Thomas Mullin, accused of driving
a team without the consent of the own
was sentenced to pay $50 and to spe
n 10 days in Jail. He had plead guilty.