The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-28
SENTENCE DAY IN
CRIMINAL COURT
Penalties That We're Imposed on Break.
ers Of the Law.
LARGE NUMBER OF SURETY CASES
In a Number OF Them the PrOcceI Il.
ings We're Dismissed and the Costs
Placed on the Prosecutors or Dc.
fendants..in Others the County
Was Directed to Settle the Ellis of
Expense.

Sentences were imposed Saturday on
persons convicted during the week in
criminal court by Judges Edwards ana
Archibald and a large number of surety
cases We're disposed of by Judge Arch
bald. Peter BlaskO was fined $l5 and
sentenced to six months in the county
iail. He was accused by Mrs. Peare
Worserstrom. of the South Side, with
attempted criminal assaut but the
jury found him guilty only of assault
and battery.
James Murphy. who was convicted of
assault and battery on James Clark,
but recommended to mercy was direct
cd to pay a fine of $l5 and the costs of
prosecution.
4 fine of 81 and costs was the punish
ment imposed on Mary Hopple, of the
South Side, who felled aged Martin
Nealon with Il stone in q dispute over Il
line fence.
Torlicld Rendang, whom a jury con-
vi"ted Of the crime of throwing eggs
and stones during a "trcc Thought
lecture 10y Dr. John Szlupas al Price
burg, was let of with "A SIS fine and
costs.
CAPIAS FOR MISS CONF. I'D.
Maggie Conrad, the Forest City girl,
convicted of stealing a toy dime bank
from her twO-year-old niece. the
daughter Of Thomas j. Tuttle, of Jer-
myn. did not respond when called for
sentence and court directed a capias
to issue. A capias was also issued for
Andrew Harwin convicted of assault
and battery on Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
OlsZynski
In the following surety cases the
proceedings We're dismissed and the
costs placed on the prosecutor: Mat
thew Meholic. Maggie Stroke, prox.;
Anthony Giruskiy, John Kumoroski.
pros. Martin Gerrity. Patrick Bar
rett. pros; Julian Ascavige, Michael
Mallick. pros: Levin Gobo!iskie, An
tonic Shevinsliy. Joseph Kotosky. pros.
Patrick Gilbride, Patrick Barrett, pros.
Mary Dropage, Annie Basco. proX.;
Annie Penock, proX.; Andrew Marko,
Mary Zolenski prox.: Rudolph Mayer,
julius Benke. pros. Michael BurdiSts,
Stephen Bucks. pros; Michael Bob
kowski Max Koehler. pros. Daniel
Commit. Bridget Conniff. prox.; Mary
Denihey. Daniel Denihey. pros; Joseph
Rudelavitch. William Walters, pros.
James Kelly, Ellen Henley, pros.
THE CASES DISMISSED.
These cases We're dismissed with the
costs on the defendant: Saul \esen-
burg. Edward Mende!, pros: Anthony
Dragowia, Mary Rock, prox.; Hannah
Andrews, Bertha Rose, proN.; Susie
Mesock. Annie Mesock, prOX.; Andrew
Oriand, Frank SpangenburS, pros;
Marie Tcuelo. Thomas McLain. pros.
Elizabeth Rist, Margaret Nicholas,
proX; Jennie Fleming, pros.
Henry Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Sebeskie and John Hanna failed to
respond and capiases were issued for
them.
A mol. pros was entered IN the case
of Anna Andrew against Kate DOM
broski the defendant being dead.
In the case of Frank Reidel against
John Haley. each was sentenced to pay
half the costs.
The county was directed to pay the
costs i'm the cases of f.. NJ. MARCEL
against Jennie Ielner, and Mrs. Mary
Martin against Philip Ehrhardt and
Lena Shoe.