Evening journal., 1905-10-23
FAMILY AFFAIRS
AIRED IN COURT
Three Charged With Breach
of Peace But Cases Were
Held Up
MANY PRISONERS WERE GRRAIGNtD

Family troubles In which wife appeared
against husband daughter against father
and brother against brother. were aired
ia city Court today. In an there We're
three cases OF this character and In each
the defendant was charged with breach
Of the peace. but none were held for the
Upper Court, Judge Garrett giving them
another opportunity TO do better
The first case was that of John Sharon.
His wife appeared against him, but said
she did not care to prosecute the de-
fendant provided he stopped drinking and
went TO work This Sharon said he would
do and the court held the charge up pend
ing his further good behavior. The same
disposition was made OF the remaining
two cases. Thomas Stocks daughter
Mary appeared against him and John
FORESTS brother William Forrest was
the prosecuting witness In his case.
sPENCER's CASE POSTPONED
Frank Spencer. coiored. was charged
with assault with intent 20 commit muir
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der but because his alleged victim, David
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b Thompson also colortd. was unable 10
Z appear against him the case was contin-
Z ued until Thursday. the defendant being
o. held iR $500 ban until that time. Spencer
v Is accused OF heaving a beer glass al
q Thompson. which laid open the latter
d scalp for the distance of "a few inches
o He lost considerable blood as several ar
teries had been severed and was removed
TO the Delaware Hospital
Florence Wehrner and Martha Wright
] two young white women were charged
) with vaerancy and disorderly conduct re-
spectfuly The former claims to be from
Reading She was sentenced to sixty days
imprisonment and the Wright girl was
fined s. and costs.
Maud Smith. coiored. who threatened TO
stab her husband at Third and orange
streets on Saturday night with hat pin.
was fined S and costs. She put her better
half 90 flight and he complained to the
police A charge OF disorderly conduct was
performed against her today.
r DI PAsQUA WAVES TRIAL.
When the case Of Michael hi Pasqua
charged with attempting 10 feloniousls
assault Mary Batsior, a Polish woman
near Farnhurst several days ago. wa.
called today for trial Horace Greeley
Knowles. counsel for the defendant an
nounced that his client would waive
hearing for the upper court. BAH wal
fixed in the sum Of $500.
MANY MINOR CASES
The following cases were disposed OF
Conroy Moulton. assault and battery
s. and costs; John Mitchell. assault ant
battery. $40 and costs; Harry Gallagher
p defrauding hotel keeper out Of boar
money. dismissed; Joseph Donohoe lar
ceny of wearing apparel $500 bail 70
court John Crochet colored. carrying
concealed deadly weapon 500 bail 70
court: Frank Hicks. colored, larceny, dis
missed; Charles Carter, n colorcd boy
= disorderly conduct s.. william weozynck
r corner lounging 81; Joseph Bonifoc.no, as
sault and battery 81; william Boyer, col
e ored and Toniey zalet assault and bat
terry. dismissed; Edward Hopkins drunl
and disorderly, 80; Cora Brown an'
Joanna Wright. both colored. disorder!
, conduct. Sl0 Harry Travers, colored, dis
, orderly conduct 81; Mary Pike. disord
: erly conduct 81; Sarah Tilden and Maio
Fisher both colored. $40 and costs each.