The Monitor-register., 1896-05-29
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liant, in Salem, by the year, and paid the
rent quarterly, that he moved out or
Dec. 25th, before his year had expired,
and leaving three months rent unpaid
about $27. The appellee denied this,
| claiming that he rented the house by the
month, and as it was only a verbal lease,
lie owed the defendant nothing. The
Jury returned a verdict of no cause OF
action, the same as the Court below. j.
F. Sinnickson for appellant, and ]. W.
Acton for appellee.
Criminal business was resumed yester
day morning, the first case called being
the State VS.. Bridget Boyle, charged with
grand larceny. The defendant was en-
! ployed as a servant in the family of Thos.
w. Brooks, of Elmer, in January last.
| She remained less than two weeks, when
| she was discharged, but did not leave
| until the next-day, when most of the
family were absent. After she was gone a
number of %valuables, such asa watch and
chain, two rings, skirt and waist, and
| other articles, were missed. Detective
| Carney was put on the case and he arrested
| Bridget in Philadelphia, and from pawn
| tickets that she had, most of the articles
were recovered in pawn shops, and the
skirt and waist the prisoner had on.
| Bridget is an old offender, and her picture
already adorns the rogue's gallery. There
was no defense, the prisoner refusing to
| go on the stand and testify. The jury
returned a verdict of guilty. Prosecutor
| Acton for State and Edward Sickler for
defendant.
State VS.. Jos. Fry, charged with assault
and resisting an officer. This was a
fracus that occurred in Salem last Novenl-
Der, in which the prisoner was repre-
scented to be crazy drunk, and when
Policeman Ayares attempted to arrest him
he wiped up the ground with him, though
the officer finally succeeded with assis-
lance. The jury returned a verdict of
guilty. M. Fl. Stratton defended the
prisoner.
State vs.. Charles Zane, charged with
indecent assault on Lydia Friant, a step
daughter. The indi:tmentw was found at
the January term of Court, and the
| Prosecutor had some difficulty in appre-
hending the parties and getting them
before the Court. The evidence was very
unreliable, and entirely contradicted that
| given in the trial before. The defendant
denied the charged in toto. The Court
charged The jury that the evidence of the
| chief witness for the State, the mother of
| the child, because of it's contradictory
nature, was to be received with extreme
caution. The jury returned a verdict of
not guilty.
State VS.. Charles Zane, charged with
assault with attempt to rape, on George
anna Friant, another step daughter. The
Indictment was also found at the January
term of Court. The girl denied that
Zlne had been with her, but her mother,
the wife of the defendant, said that she
had seen him commit the assault. The
defendant positively denied it. 1t was a
peculiar case, and Prosecutor Acton, in
summing up, charged that Zane was an
inhuman brute. The jury returned a
verdict of guilty. w. t. Hilliard
defended the prisoner in both suits.
Warren clearinghouse and Charles
Goslin, who plead guilty to taking robe
from Maurice A. Acton, of Warrington,
were sentenced to pay a fine of $25 and
costs.
The following were elected teachers by
the Warrington Board of Education
Claysville, W. G. Anderson; Wynkoop,
Miss Ella f. Hogate; Town Hall, Miss
Hannah Borton; Haines' Neck, Miss
Mary Spear; Marshalltown, Miss Flor.
ence Parker; Halltown, Miss Vida Lip
pincott; Concord, Margaret Treen; Com
promise, Miss Mary Holme; Mt. Zion,
Miss Bernice Pierce.