The evening Republican., 1902-06-04
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Conspiracy csss.

To-day was the day fixed by tn,
Court for Counsel for Sheriff A. Nc
Daniel, Mayor Evan G.. Boyd, O
New Castle, Harvey B. Wiggles
worth with conspiracy to obtain
comfy funds and Patrick Fahey,
charged with subordinatloa of per.
jury to make any motion or appli.
cation in behalf of the defen dants,
which they desired. Alexander B.
Cooper and John H. Rodney repre-.
sent Mayor Boyd and Anthony
Higgins, VIM. S. Hilles and Vim. H.
Heal represent the three men who
are charged with the conspiracy.
Patrick Fahey is represented BY
John Biggs,
After several cases on the trial
list had been disposed of Mr.. Hilles
stated to the court that on behalf Of
the defendants in the case he would
later file an affidavit showing the
absence of a material witness and
on that ground would ask that the
cases be postponed until the next
term of court. Should his motion
be granted all of the cases will no
doubt be postponed.
Alexander B. Cooper made a mo.
ton that the case be squashed and
will file bill of particulars some.
time to-day. Acknowledgement
Wardstated to the court that all the
State desires is that justice be done
by everybody and to everybody, and
he thought that bill of particulars
should be filed with the motion. At
ter some discussion the court order
ed that a bill of particulars be filed
which was done to-day. Saturday
was agreed on as the day to argue
the motion to squash the case.
John Biggs. counsel for Patrick
Fahey, made motion to quash the
indictment and said he was ready to
argue the case at once. Attorney
General Ward said it was the first no.
tice he had that such a motion was to
be filed and he would be ready to ar
que it on Friday. The court will
bear argument in the case tomorrow
or Friday providing it does not inter
fere with jury TRIALS.
or the sixth civil cases on the list
for trial two were placed at foot of
list, two settled and one marked for
trial.
The case of William H. Massey,s
administrator vs.. The Diamond
State Steel Company, and Frederick
Everett Janvier vs. Wilmington
and Brandywine Springs Railway
Company, were placed at the foot
of the list.
Charles w. Pagan VS.. Peoples
Railway Company and Adtonio
Salvatore VS.. Peoples Railway Com.
pany. were settled. Horace G..
Knowles represented the plaintiff
and William S. Hilles the defendant
in boto cases. Both cases were to
recover damages for alleged per.
sonal injuries received in the acci-
dent on Sixth street On the evening
of Decoration Day of last year.
The case of James G. Rutan VS..
1 dtliIh uuCN was llldihcu lOi tlldl
and will come up at 2. 30 o'clock this
afternoon.
Harry Emmons representa- Rutan
and g, w. Smith and Walter II.
Hayes are counsel for Fahey.
Howell S England made an ap.
plication to have an old mortgage
satisfied. The petitioners were Phil.
lip l.. Trainer and George |. Trainer
executor Of the estate of Mary Ann
Trainer The court made a will re.
turnable on June l4th. for O. Il.
Taylor Bradford executor OF Samuel
Floyd and the Equitable Guarantees
& Trust Company, executor of Will
liam Bush TO show cause why the
mortga age should not DO satisfied.
Robert N. Richards. was appoint.
ed commissioner in the divorce case
Of Myra A. Mockridge vs., William
T. Woodbridge.
Margaret w. Werkheiser, was
granted a divorce from Harry Wer.
sheiser. Court adjourned at ll.3O
D o'clock until 2, 30 O'Clock this after.
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