Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
NONE OF EN- GUILTY
a Long List Of Innocent Per-
sons Appeared
BEFORE The SUPERIOR COURT
Yesterday and Pleaded Not Guilty 70
Charges That HID Been Made
Against Them.

The September term Of ths superior |
e0urk opened yesterday and sixty !
three criminal cases bes-des the issue /
OF fact eases aud SPECIAL cases were
put on the calendar for the ensuing
term Among them are large num-
Der OF larceny cases. Tho hobo
gang al pleaded not guilty when ar
rzigned yesterday. IN fact II was
WOndsrfui how many innocent persons
were before the tribunal. Patrick }.
Ryan when his case was called stood
up and IN a clear voice SAID. 81 wish
u enter a plea OF guilty, your honor"
Elmer Johnson, the ex-nr-man "ho
- claimed u nave assaulted Conductor
George Powers with a stOnei Ray VII
son, who $ charged with assaultIng
Deputy sheriff FInnegan, and Frank
Warner, who IS accused nT having
robbed a guest at sweets hotel,
plead sd not guilty. George ". Cooke,
the Young man who q charged Win
embezzlement by the Pn@nN Fire
company, refused % enter plea and
plea OF not guilty Was entered by the
court
The cases for the term are as fol-
lows:
Pleaded Nos Gunty.
The people W. Andrew kudler, ss-
loon open sunday, moved reading OF
Information ant pleaded not guilty.
The people ~. Elmer Johnson, as
saut with latent 10 do great bodily
harm less thza the crime Of murder;
moved reading OK Information and
pleaded not guilty.
People vs.. george ". Cook. embez-
zIement; refused 20 plead and plea OF
not guilty entered by the court.
People vs. James QUINN, larceny
from dwelling IN day time pleaded
not guilty.
People vs.. Frank Gardner. breaking
and entering dwelling n day smei
pleaded not guilty.
People ys. Patrick j. Ryan, forgery
pleaded guilty.
People ". Eruest Wisewan. burglar
iy and larceny; pleaded not guilty.
People vs.. John MangolI saloon
open sunday; pleaded rot guilty.
People vs.. LOUIS Remington; burg
larry aud larceny baii estreated and
bench warrant issued. Respondent APP
pearcd, waived reading of information
and pleaded not guilty.
Thomas Il Not Guilty
People - Thomas Allen; larceny
from dwelling IN day time; pleaded not
guilty. j. L. NAl0ney appointed 10
defend.
People vs.. Andrew Langland; larceny
from store IN day time; pleaded not
guilty. j. I. Maloney appointed TO de-
fend. Changed plea to guilty and WAS
sentenced TO KenE counY jail for ten
days.
The People vs. William White; burg
larry and larceny; pleaded not guilty.
George III. White appointed TO defend.
People va. Ray DIETRICH. burglary and
larceny; pleaded not guilty.
People VS.. Harry Fay, larceny from
dwelling IN day time; pleaded not
guilty. G. A. Watt appointed TO de-
Tend.
People vs. George PlOdwell. larceny
from store IN day time; pleaded not
guilty.
People vs.. Johu Brandt, larceny from
the person; pleaded not guilty.
People ys. John Thompson, larceny
from dwelling in day timei pleaded not
guilty.
People Va. William Teunis, larceny
over SIS; pleaded not guilty.
People vs.. Ray Wilson, deadly as
ault, pleaded not guilty pro forma.
People W. Albert Walker, breaking
ami entering a car day time. pleaded
not guilty pro forms.
People ~. John DOrenbos and Lipks
VesterbOom. larceny from person;
pleaded not guilty.
Troy Pleads Not Guilty.
Samuel q. Aikens ". Edna A. Wood
assumpsit. bond for costs in sum Of
$500 ordered bvconseut.
People -. Ed Troy, deadly assault
Pleaded not guilty. pro forma.
People ". "a HOOgl and, burglary
and larceny. Pleaded not guilty, pro
forrns
People Va. City. Zuidema. resisting an
officer. Pleaded not guilty. Continued
until November 10.
People Va. Jennie Van, keeping house
Of iu-tame. Pleaded not guilty.
People va. William Hennessy and
Bert Waters, saloon open after hours;
pleaded not guilty PRO forms.
People ". William Murphy. Alex.
Adams and Frsd Clifton. resisting an
officer. pleaded not gu lty.
People ". Wsdy POlskI, resisting an
officer, pleaded not guilty.
People ~. William Mitchell. resist
ing an officer. pleaded not guilty.
People ". William kiudrs, saloon
open legal holidays pleaded not
guilty
In re- che petition OF Andrew j.
Reeves for leavs to sell real estate Of
Minnie Nelson. a minor, N chsncery;
guardians report confirmed.