Evening journal., 1904-05-25
Sentenced to Pay $Ioo
and Costs in One Case.
Three Other Charges
Pending
Young Man Objects to
Sweetheart Attending
Church and Threatens
Her With Bodily Harm

DR.. Emil Hertel was arraigned in
city Court this morning on four
charges Of selling and furnishing CO.
caine. Josiah Marvel appeared for the
defendant and asked the court to con-
tlnue the case. as he was only called
In this morning
Deputy Judge Garrett. who occupied
the bench, refused Mr.. Marvels re-
quest, as the trial has already been
twice postponed. He ordered the hear
ing TO proceed.
Mary Cooper, colored, testified that
on Friday night last at 10 minutes
past y o'clock she was feeling i'll and
went 10 Or. Herters drug store. at
Fourth and Walntu streets. to get some
catarrh snuff. She did not find Or.
Hertel home but later went to Fourth
ana Tatnall streets and found him I'm
| a saloon. The witness called the de-
tendant out Of the bar and bought two
boxes Of the catarrh cure from him
FOR twenty cents. She had not had the
snuh IN her hands a moment when
two officers approached and snatched
the boxes out Of her hand.
Patrolman John Fox deposed that he
saw DR.. Herte hand Mary Cooper two
boxes and she In turn gave him some
money, on the night In question. He
and officer Conner got possession OF the
boxes sold by Dr. Hertel to the Cooper
woman, and then placed both under
arrest.
The latter said she never used CO.
caine nor never bough. Il.
Dr. Frank Roop smith testified that
he analysed the contents OF both boxes
and found the principal ingredient In
their contents 20 be cocaine. He could
not exactly tell what part OF cocaine
the powders contained, but said it was
in large quantity in each box.
Fined 500 and ocsts.
After reviewing the evidence in the
case the court imposed a fine OF 500
and costs on the defendant.
Y The hearing In the three remaining
cases was postponed until tomorrow
I, morning II is the Intention of the
- authorities to press all charges against
u the defendant
slashed With Razor.
j., William Morris, colored. was held in
a $500 bail for the Court Of General Ses-
l. sions on a charge Of assault with in
.- tent 20 commit murder. He slashed
"a Edward Garllck, also colored. across
the throat with a razor in an alterca-
l. tion during crap game IN White
chapel" yesterday afternoon Garlcx' s
, jusular vein came near being severed
n and he was removed TO the Delaware
Hospital He was able to appear
- against his assailant this morning.
Z Opposed to Churches.
b.. Ruby j. Krauss was charged with
threatening to do bodily harm TO Mag
gle Jance. The latter testified that the
defendant threatened to kill her if she
persisted In going to church. He al
y ways carries a revolver with him." said
the young woman, "and I am afraid OF
him. The prisoner offered to make
y no defense and was held in 5000 bail
< to keep the peace He has been prohi-
II bited from calling on the young woman.
s. Arrested Her Servants.
70 While Patrolmen Ward and sewell
10 Scott were placing Edward II. Will
y liams and Viola Lockerman, both col
ored, under arrest yesterday afternoon
on charge OF disorderly conduct, Dol
lie Silcox. white woman in an intox-
icated condition. wanted to know why
the police were arresting her servants
The officers told her to go away but
/ instead OF doing this she deliberately
slapped Patrolman Ward in the face
l She was fined $40 and costs and her
alleged servants were each fined s..
20 Minor Cases.
lt The case Of Thomas Glenn. colored
IN charged with keeping a dlsorderlS
g. house, was continued until Wednesda,
be night next James c. Davis, colored
s. charged with larceny Of brass. was helC
m in 5000 bail for further hearing on Fri
r. day morning.