Evening journal., 1914-04-20
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emanating from the place. The fine
was $50 and costs.
Alexander Hamilton. charged with
the non-support OF his two babies.
who are in the Babies Hospital. said
he had been unable TO support the
children because of idleness. The
case went over until tomorrow morn
ing.
Richard Lyons. colored. charged
with violating the traffic regulations
and was fined $40 and costs.
Paul Zalozowsk pleaded not
guilty to neglecting his wife. He was
represented by J. Frank Ball and
John n. Lamberg, the latter Of the
Philadelphia bar The couple we're
married on January 49, 1910, by the
Rev. John Gulz The wife testified
they have not been living together
since February O. The wife said her
husband had ill-treated her since get
ting her property. valued at $4,000,
In his name. According to the wife,
her husband had beaten her twice.
She has two children by a former
husband and one by the defendant
In cross-examination the wife de-
MED that she had deserted her hus-
band two years ago. Several letters
written by the prosecuting witness TO
his wife we're identified by the
witness and were marked for identii-
cation.
Witness was recalled and testified
that she received a check for So from
her husband one day last week.
The defendant testified that he Is in
the butchering business in Philadel-
phia and that he has never lived in
Wilmington When he married his
wife, he said. she gave him $500 as
a marriage portion and later she put
81 900 into one of their properties.
Witness referred to several times
when he said his wife left him and
came here to live. He said he al
ways supported his wife. but she had
refused to keep the books of his busi-
ness and send out the bills. He de-
MED ever beating his wife aud said
he always supported her and that she
bad free access TO the cash register.
Letters written by the wife to the
defendant were read, showing state
ments that she would not live In
Philadelphia.
At this juncture the court an
nounced that the testimony was suf-
fcient TO cause the case to be dis
missed. To Assistant City Solicitor
/ Lynn. ZalozOwsd acknowledged hav-
ing received S2,500 from his wife but
/ denied he ever collected rents from
her property here. He said he had
come here four or five times to bel
his wife 10 return home
Herman Grallo, Alexander, Gralls
and Stanlex Markopski were charges
with assault and battery on Josepl
Mccall, Henry Feinberg and Izzi'
! Shapiro The men engaged in figh
last night at Water and ThorI
streets. Joseph Mccall testified tina
without proyocation Herman Grall'
threw him down and kicked him
Grallo denied seeing the boy. Wit
ness denied that he threw bricks a
the men.
Earl Cox, another boy. said he say
Grallo when he assaulted Mccall. II
also saw Markopsld choke Feinberl
Henry Feinberg accompanied Nc
Call and Cox TO Thorn street and the
did nothing to the men. Markopsh
grabbed him by the neck and thre'
him down and kicked him thre
times The defendant Markopski dc
MED he assaulted the boy After hear
ing other testimony. the court I'm
posed fine of $40 and costs in eac
case.
The charge of breach of the peac
against Leroy Plummer was dismiss
ed upon request of the prosecutin
witness.
Albert Fitzpatrick was charged b
Helen Walsh with assault and ba
terry but upon her request he was dil
missed.
John Smith, charged with assault an
battery on Frank Lyons, was dismisse
upon payment of costs.
) James and Ernest Reese, colored, wei
/, charged by Walter 5. Tazewell wit
> breach of the peace and were held und'
= $500 peace bonds
John Campbell pleaded not guilty
lthe charge of non support of his wi
O and minor child, the latter being
r months old. The court ordered Cam
bell to pay his wife s. a week
Q Antonio Cashiro pleaded not gull
5 Ito assault and battery on Edward Der
r lby. colored. The man had his nose brok'