Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1906-10-04
dition, and no traces of injury re-

anu suISoou, oAdHlu0O samuel HUd6-
lowitz thoroughly, last Tuesday, to
determine if anything could be found
the matter with him. Found nothing
that would be attributable to an accl-
dent.
Dr. Greenwood was present, Yude.
loWitz had no objective +, IN ptoms to
be found. Gould find NO lndications
OF the mans suffering from treumatic
symptoms as had been described by
Prof. Wilson in his evidence, Found
nothing in his examination that would
indicate any plus refexes. His con-
cluslons were that the mans state.
ments as to pains were not to be
given much value.
The Jury in the Yudelowitz case
went out at three O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon.
The next case called for trial is that
of George W. Robinson against AL.
fred flanagan, Walter Ranagan, Will
liam Hennis, Jr., Harry Fisher and
Antonio Bartholomew, and a jury
was empaneled. Hl-.t
Roy P. Tuller appeared for the
plaintiff and Hon. Louis H. Miller
for the defendants.
The plaintiff being coIored man.
and the defendants were white men.
Suit was brought against these
young men for damages for feIionous
assault committed on his daughter,
Henrietta Robinson, on Sunday Sept.
"a, 1905, a child about Is years old.
Each juror as called, was put on
his venire and sworn as to his preiu-
dice or non prejudice against colored
man. Eacn one emphatically swore
that he had none, and would render a
verdict according to the evidence in
the case. e..
The girls father sues for damages
against these defendants,
The allegation outlined by Mr.. Tul.
ler showed what was the crime these
young men are charged with.
Henrietta Robinson, the daughter
was called to the stand. She said she
resided with her father in South
Vineland. She was not yet 16 years
old. being bora Nov. 8, 1890.
She said that on the Sunday allud-
ed to she left her home between and
2 O'Clock to visit family on Malaga
road. Passing a clump of trees she
was seized by Walter Ranagan, who
came out of the woods, and dragged
her by her arm into the woods, where
she was assaulted by five of the boys.
There we're other boys in the group
who witnessed the acts.
She was sick afterward, when she
revealed the facts to her father, and
to constable Myrose. .,.,
With this case on Court adjourned
until Tuesday morning. ,uG
Judge Hildredth, however, will hold
the regular Orphans Court and Ap.
peal Court on Monday. "
Friday Morning.
Judge Hildreth held Quarter Ses.
sions Court this morning at which
these prisoners we're called to enter
pleas to the indictments found against
them. s'' l3e
Israel Broome. carnal abuse, not
guilty.
Hetty Gordon, larceny. not guilty.
Il
not guilty. 1 up u.
General Ruffin, malicious mischief,
not guilty.
Kate Pettitt, assault and battery.
not guilty.
William and Mary Hudson, larceny
of $50, guilty.
Charles Borden, larceny as bailee,
guilty. ss
John Cantlon, assault and battery,
non vuit. fl ur-.+H
Obsorne Clark. assault and battery,
guilty.
George Dorr, assault and battery,
not guilty.
and money. not guilty. iH t
John Crowley. larceny, guilty.
Harry Seibert. maliciously killing
an animal, not guilty.
Belle Shaw, arson, not guilty.
John Robinson, larceny OF chick.
ems. two counts. not guilty.
James Wilson and Lilly Wilson, lar.
ceny and receiving stolen goods, not
guilty. r .~ I'D,
William Stewart was arrested on a
bench warrant last night charged
with the illegal sale OF liquor at a
place near Newport. He was called
to enter his plea. but he gave bail for
next week.
James Branch Wilson, breaking and
entering, with intent to steal, not
guilty.
! Sarah Readomsky. Julius Druoker,
Abram Kazan, Abraham Cantor.