Nina Tuttle, ten years of age, was arrested last evening for
cutting Bessie Truitt, who was only 12 years old. The two girls were found in a field just
north of Parsons Cemetery by a man from Delmar who separated the girls and
brought them to Salisbury. Dr. F. M. Slemons
dressed the wounds of the Truitt girl and found six different cuts on various
parts of the arms and body. While none
of the wounds are serious, there is one on her wrist that is ugly and quite
painful. The Tuttle girl was carried
before Justice of the Peace William A. Trader, and after a hearing committed
temporarily to jail. Definite action
will be taken later.
From July 7 1906 the Courier, Salisbury Maryland.
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