Evening journal., 1905-09-19
DRINK SAVED HIM
FROM THE LASHES
(ContInuel from T'IrsL Paga)
SENTENCED TO TWENTY DAYS

SENTENCED TO TWENTY DAYS
Howard Cooling pleaded guilty to
carrying a concealed deadly weapon
and was sentenced to serve twenty
days IN the workhouse.
Clarence Wilson. 19-year-old col
ored boy Of Hockessin. pleaded guilty
to pointing pistol and was probated.
He was represented by Julian c.
Walker.
Gideon Barlow. Edward G. Burton
and william Thomas were arraigned
and pleaded not guilty TO larceny
Richard Gardener entered plea of
guilty to the same charge.
william Thomas. colored, was con-
victed by a jury Of stealing razor
land pair OF shoes the property of Al
| fred Surgis Thomas served time
once before on the same charge. He
was sentenced to be whipped with 10
lashes and serve two years in the
workhouse
Next Monday was fixed as the day
for trying Bernard G. Goldstein,
charged with perjury This charge
grew out of a damage case against the
Peoples Railway Company
The charge against John r. Kelley
Of carrying concealed deadly wea-
pom. was dropped by the attorney gem
eral
Richard Gardner was found guilty
of larceny but the jury recommended
him to the mercy of the court The
lcourt sentenced him to four months in
the workhouse
Samuel G.. Lewis colored pleaded
not guilty to the charge of larceny.
lie is represented by j. Frank Ball.
The following true bills were return
ed by the grand jury. Larceny, Geor-
glana Hope. Charles Eaton, Ward -
Gray alis Roy Gray; Jackson Poor,
John Mclaughlin, Frank Ward, Ed
ward e. Graham James Boyle, Harry
Moran and Charles Kelley.
Highway robbery Harry Dobson
land James Mitchell.
Selling Intoxicating liquors without
la liconse-Antonio R!ccorlo and Gui-
lesppi Teo,
DATE SET FOR ELECTION CASES.
At the afternoon session OF the Court
Of General Sessions yesterday on the
/ duplication Of Attorney General Rich
ards October i6 was set as the day
the court would hear the case against
Albert Matlack, John Donahoe and
James Watson. charged with making
| fraudulent returns at the last Repubh-
can primary election i'm the Shellpot
districts Of Brandywine hundred The
court also allowed the attorneys general
to file additional information. This
was objected 10 by David J. Reinhardt
counsel for the accused. but the court
overruled the objection. The court set
next Monday as the day for Attorney
Reinhardt to file a demurrer to the ad-
ditional Information or 20 make a
motion to quash
CAR DISTURBERS RELEASED.
The peace bonds of Howard Kincade
and Samuel Bentz. the two colored men
who figured in the disturbance on a
, Darby car recently and who were pub
licly rebuked by the chief justice, who
was a passenger, were called and the
men responded.
The men were arrested and commit
ted TO the workhouse by a magistrate
and also placed under bonds 10 keeI
the peace. The chief justice warned
the men not to create disorder on rail
way cars and said the court was de-
termined to break up the practice. one
of the men, Bentz is still serving
sentence and the chief justice instruct.
ed Warden Meserve to release botf
men when they had fulfilled the sent.
| lence Of the court below.
The following pleaded guilty to carry
ing concealed a deadly weapon an,
were sentenced to serve twenty day.
in the workhouse and pay the cost o
prosecution:
James Mitchell, Hayes Benton. VII
liam O'Hara, Charles +. Diddle, vii
liam White. Albert Milton, Henry Shat
fcr Angelo Leona was given unit
this morning TO furnish S25 fine on tn
same charge and Samuel Johnson pai,
his fine Of the same amount and wa
released.
on thc application Of Willard sauls
hurry. John Pierce Cam was admittel
TO the bar.