The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-18
JUSTICE AND MERCY
Judge Hudspeth Metes Out
to All Sorts Of
Offenders.
ROSE WoYINsKIs REBUKE
Thirty Days for Bicycle Theft
Her Remark to a Heart
less Woman.
ROSE WoYINsKI's REBUKE


Among the usual crowd OF people which
sentence Day brings to the Court
iicuse there SAT yesterday afternoon IN
tue front seat OF the rear court room
= iashlohapiy dressed young woman be-
uizehea WIN pant n dlamonds, who
sissiso aho gFihneo ana thought II no END
OF a 1unny proceeding 10 watch the faces
OF me Wre5ened creatures whom Judge
Huuspeth doomed 70 long terms behind
tne pars.
1ou won't laugh when your turn
comes, sala rosie WozinsAl' n pretty
oiescie tnleI, as she turned TO enter the
prisoners pen, after receiving thirty days
- ehe county jan ana a severe lecture
noll me court me reDuke sheneeo the
siuus moman' ana she KEPT very sun
uaarals me ranlallaer Oh tne proceeoings-
49,, aas a.s sno wens 70 me
men shuffled out of the pen. They were
members of the Tunnel gang and pass
ed their time with other booai,,ms sr;ns-
- -. - oe uiinA-
h'6 Dcei anu stedlinS- Judge huuspeth
looked at them for a minute and then
said-sReform School,
.1obn Eraam :
: : d very pau Dos,
"a . IL 5oA&
the Court to a slim, rather nice look
ing lad who stood besida anotbar bo,
n,hasa 800 hana,. ---,
wnose neau paleiy redcheu the TOP OF
the rail- around the desk. They were
both convicted yesterday of burglary.
.yo,r father ana mo+hor J, oon+;n,as ~
s- -,
Suuse' iooieo ms anu nnlsieu me as 70
your real character when you came here
before ON a similar charge, and | let YOU
90 va, bava .,rr,ntaa .ha+ ,;+t,a fa,Ian,
snal = si"
pesiue you l shan SEND YOU 10 the Re-
form School. AS for you, Willie Trim
mer," addressing the small bow. .syour
mo+har o,,ah+ ~ $3.50 .a.,-oa
80 " nase spahAeu YOU nioie
lou also nave peen steahng pefores ana
you shall go to the Reform School,
Fream laupbed at bis san+snoa h,, ~
!. -.-1N1s 80
se trimmer crled ana at nrst refused 20
follow the officer to the Jail.
~ n.,s.. .1-a -
49, a o1oe soutn who Wa
49, Tsa y. pans q Poe ~ fai
YOU are a Professional thief and + am
~ nias al SA an u you. "Hat
uiu you 40 Ior 2 hVihg:
Se d not co5n HsIehant, ana 10 ae
LORI SAKE Jeuse De easy on NE,
snnnlea MI cicero.
:, Iepiieu the Sourt one year
IN state rriSoh at haru Iapor.
Slcero stared Ior z moment ana saiuting
tne Court skipped PACK 70 the pen.
TWO men and a boy who robbed G. w.
Lawrence. feed merchant on ~Fairmount
Venue, Of a :, w va containing 80 and
the Court addressing George Smith. one
of the men, told him that he was a pro-
fessional crook from New York. and Jer-
sew civ would ALWAYS make II hot for
neonle IF his Class JsSee HndsnetS gave
him Ave wears in STATE Prison
Five years, sfammered Smith. and
then he added Hereby: sThi is what
You call reform. / come out Of iail after
Ssrv;ng 3 fen, rsars and r ca1'+ go a
stroEa 30 uork 7 had ~ staal Or So i've
S,,rss ya1r raSorrn - :
49, - y III w nsa, Tian1y' 10 hannsd
niraa,, ~ siv - man M saanenea e ,,n+i1 ba
pl,eously % suspend ms sentence until ne
couIu pIins evlueHce 70 she Court ina
on the day OF the robbery ne was at home
IN New YORK. rms Judge Hudspetn
aEssed the to Sentence So t sns at Of fh he sa Boy, tiR %ill iala
Cam, who carried the letter to Mr. Law
renee containing the notes.
Martin Sheehan.' said the Court ad-
dressing a young man who stole two
hawsers from a pennsylvania tug and
sold them for so, you had a good posi-
ton and deliberately stole property which
you were paid to defend. One year in
Mrs. Augustus Dittman. an untidy look
ing middie-aged woman, who had been
keeping a disorderly house in Hoboken,
which the police ralQ6Q and sent nV6 of
the girls from therein to Snake Hill. was
the next prisoner to step to the bar. She
scowled at the Court. who ia giving her
six months in the penitentiary, added a
sharn leeti1re S3e was innocsnT She
said. and didn't know what was going on
in her own house
81 don't believe a word Won saw said
the Court. The prisoner tossed her head
and noarchad a,,+ - AZ raons n-stL IT,
nose nmu II fbaa air = Inc iOohi with nsi
Now George De Whit. said the Court
to the hayk-saced. shabb;Iy dressed man
convicted yesterday of being a policy
runner. Have YOU anything to say 10
the Court about that alleged game? If
you have, now'sy your opportunity. | will
dispose Of your case on Monday, and in
the meantime if you wish to say any
thing l will hear you" 1t was aid that
De Whit is ready TO suueal. and will give
the Court some valuable information as to
the individuals backing the game in this
city
Arthur Raymond, q smartly dressed
cr0ok froIn New York, who picked a.
iauys pocket on an EFse ~ferryboat, came
next. he WAS without any ceremony SEN
fenced 70 ~ years IN the state, Prison
isaac Blrdnnan q burglar, received 35
years az nara laoor Tor robbing houses on
me heignts
SIT ~ tsdr sSslas1 ace ana very muen
III nata, Tai INoccos q iIue HOOD
III $3.50 u iIolil ol the dssk % re-