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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12

Dover, y. H.. Nov. II. Joseph T.. Kel-
ley was pronounced guilty OF murder in
the second degree by Chief Justice Mason
of the Strafford County Supreme Court
this morning, and sentenced to serve 30
years in the state penitentiary at Con
cord. The charge against Kelley was Tho
murder of Cashier Joseph A. Stickney Of
the Great Falls National Bank at Somers-
worth, n. H., April Is, 1897.
Kelley has been on trial here since Mon
day. Yesterday the defendant retracted
his plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty
The jury was discharged and the court
heard the evidence for the defense in
order To determine the degree of guilt.
The decision was announced just before 10
O'Clock this morning.
A driving snow storm prevailed this
morning. but the StratfOrd county court
house was filed with people when Sheriff
Hayes raped for order. The crowd
seemed TO be looking for sensation of
some SORT and when the defendant was
brought into court by deputy sheriff
just before the opening of the court, he
was closely watched His only action,
however, was to greet his relatives and
those with whom he had become ac-
quainted during the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
THE KELLEY FAMILY.

troducc n decided novelty in the trial Of
nuisance cases. such cases have, it is
true spice OF variety about tho defense.
but this defense would have been inter-
esting. 1t was that the client was IN
sane.
The client who had gone into business
about year ago. was close listed. At
torney General Tanner had three or four
cases in which parties were willing to
promise IN quit the business OF illegal
Solltng of liquor and the attorney had ut
first proposed this manner OF settlement
Mr.. Tanner called this case and the de-
fsndant's counsel came into court and
said his client must be insane. judging by
certain conduct Of the clients In the cor
ridor
When the remark was mtffe 10 was cx-
pccted that the attorney would ask n con-
tiuuapce Sd that expert testimony be i'm
troGuced, or the attorney general would
Let the man go altogether. While thcss
things were being thouRht about the at
taruey had another conferences with his
clirntssand tho indicted party after u lot
OF talk took "a reasonable view of matters.
1he point Of view which lacked reason
was that the client kept his pursa
strings tight AMI IL wns very very hnId
work Ia get him ~ paw his attorney
even u worry poor equivalent Tor his erudite
sprviep.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
DID LUONGO
SELL LAGER :?
Police Officers Testify
That He Did So.
HIS PLACE ON SUTTON ST.
Said 10 B, the Resort OF Idle and
Dissolu,e Persons.
DEFENDANT DENIES CHARGE.

The trial Of Giussepi Luongo who is
under indictment for Keeping common
nuisance between July !, 1896, and sept.
20 of the prc'sl 1t year at 80 sutton street.
which took place i'm Judge Wilbur's court
today proved an interesting one. .Luon-
go, the states witnesses admitted, kept a
grocery store but they also charged Tint
ho supplemented his delivery of dry goods
bv the sale of lager beer. Greater atten-
tion, it is claimed, was paid TO the sup
Elementary part Of the trade on Sunday
mornings and evenings than at any other
time.
Counsel for tho state and for the de.
fendant got into warm tlts over questions
asked the witnesses, but the presiding
justice, IN his customary good -natured
way. quieted the representatives OF each
size. Tie result OF visit TO the Luonpo
store, police officers testified was To
de sloD the athletic qualifications of those
going there
Oficer King was the FIRST witness called
for tue ststs nnd he testified he saw big
RanVs OF drunken mon come out OF tho
place and thht people having occasion To
travel sutton street had complained To
him OF the place. lie never saw any one
carry groceries out of the store, though
rarties came from farawny Mt Pleasant to
VISIT tho rlac,.
Officer clifford testified hs saw money
passed for drinks in the rear Of buongo's
suor' ard that the place was visited hv
oisy and disOrderiY persons every sun
day. Too witness had also seen beer de-
livcrcd ttcre. On cross examination Mr.
Clifford was asked hy Ucu Brennan how
hr kuaw IL was lager TINT WAS in certain
bolt'os. His reply was 81 knew it Icy the
color -
Gen. brennan" Can you tell Tho dli-
erence b1twecn cold tea aud lager by The
col rg'
Osicar Clifford q" Cold tea does not have
n foam
Gen. brennan" did you ever sJucozpa
lemon into toa and watci it. effect ON tfc
tcIs'
offer Clifford" SO"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
GOING OUT o. BUSINESS

ulference I'm appearance between Russian
Tea ana lagerY The officer again ad-
mltted there was limit to his experience
ana sard he Thought the stuff in the bot :
ties looked like lager. Now. that's Let-
Ter, SAID Gen. Brennan.
other Officers gave general testimony
about the place including Captain Mar
ston, who testified that be had seen peo-
pie come put of Luon9os place under the
influence lof liquor and that his atten-
tlon was nrst called To the place by see
ing empty beer kegs around the store.
Luongo testideu in his own behalf that
ne Kept grocery store about eight foot
square separated from his tenement. En-
trance To his tenement had to te effected
through the store. Forty. two or forty
three persons lived i'm the house. witness
said. ana he had never sold lager baer
there and permitted no idle or disorclerly Y
persons TO visit the store though none of
the 100 he told Gen. Brennan visited the
place.
Other witnesses testified that the con-
tents of the beer kegs the police com
plalned of had been usEd at christepinps
ana weddings In other parts of the house.
All OF these witnesses were sharplv
crossed'examined by Attorney General
Tanner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
THREATENED TO LYNCH.
But the Mob Did Not Attempt TO Get
at Murderer Sanchez

Denver, Col, Nov. L. The sheriff re-
ceived word that an attempt would I've
made last night 60 enter the county jail
and lynch Fred G. Sanchez. charged with
numbering his young wife. TEe police
were notified and Chief Farley summoned
every patrolman in the city TO report at
headquarters.
In tho meantime, To render futile all
assaults on the Jail, the prisoner was not
returned to his cell at the conclusion of
the day 5 trial. but was smuggled away
To the residence of one OF the court
officers where he was kept all night under
"a strong guard
At the Jail the warden maintained n
vi1ilant guard with every deputy who
could he called in armed To tho teeth
Upon orders from the governor, the Den
Yer City Troop also mustered nt its
armory, fully equipped for active service
The members were sent out as scouts 10
patrol tho territory contiguous to the
Jail. with instructions TO instantly signal
upon the appearance of any GATHERING.
The mob, however failed TO appear. hay.
ing evidently heard of the sherins pre-
paratiOn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12

only limited responsibility on account of
mental impairment.
DIR. NJ. j. sullivan, DIR. John Il. Ham,
DR.. Moses C. Lathrop and DIR. Levi u. Hall
all of Dover, agreed that IN their opinion
Kelley was of unsound mind when tho
murder was committcd last April
This concludes the evidences on both
sides. Chief Justice Carpenter was then
Informed by counsel that they did not
wish To make arguments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12

The court then took short recess
just before 10 O'Clock Chief Justice Car
penter resumed mis- seat and rs soon as
the sheriff had raped for order, he arose
and said:
The court finds that tho prisoner is
guilty OF murder in the second degrc. -
Solicitor Mason then moved that sem
tence be pronounced. Clerk Durgin arose
and Kelley was requested to stand. The
clerk then read the order of the court as
follows:
The court having considered the
offense 10 which you have pleaded guilty,
orders that you be sentenced ID servo a
term OF 20 years at hard labor in the state
prison and pay costs of the prosecution. F"
Kelley listened 10 tho words OF Clerk
Durgin with apparent indifference and
sat down. Tho court was then declared
adjourned, and Kelley was taken back to
the Jail.
Sheriff Hayes will accompany Kelley
to Concord tomorrow morning Before
he left the courtroom Kelley told County
Solicitor Mason thar he would rs soon
hang as 10 serve a sentence of 30 years in
prison. Ile shook HANDS cheerfully with
his counsel and friends before starting
for the jail.
County Solicitor Mason informed The
Associated Press representative after tho
Adjournment OF court, that fhe state il
satisfied with the verdict, in view of the
testimony as TO the mental condition of
Kelley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
A Gale r gng.

Vineyard Haven. Mass, Nov l2.-~
violent casterly gale ragged here all last
night Ihc wind veeroi 10 the west this
morning hut there was no abatement in
force here will tc no boat communion
tiun with the mainland today. and telc-
graph lines on TIE Island are inpsircd.
A large 1sc. Of steam tugs and schOUners
rs barl or a here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
Will lssu. a Proclamation.

Washington, Nov IL The President
this atter~s-n will issue proclamation
suspcnding the collection Of discriminate
ing duties upon Mexican shipping upon
satisfactory proof that 40 discrimination
is prnctioed against American ships In
Mexican norris
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
Snils Reenn.

Christian q. Bruosnow OF this city has
begun suit AGAINST William r. Dearborn
& son Of Mcreoster Mass, 10 recover
$500 due on book account
Ihe Worcester steam floating Com
paBy bas al-1 q dispute with Charles
Cohen, which 10 ras taken into the same
court IEC amount involved - about
$500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
Deal on RlYer bsnk.

Manchester, y. H.. Nov. i2-A special to
the Union from Lebanon. ". H.. says that
tho deaf body ~ Patrick Bvrne was found m
the snow on the bank ~ thc Masrpina river
M TINT nlaro this afternoon. cororcr's la-
vesiigation will lSsneeied to settle whether
10 H. n case ~ accidental death or foul play.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
THERE is

No Wind in the
Circulation Boom of
THE NEWS. It's
Solid and Substantial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
LIVE NEWS

And Reliable News
Is What is Booming
The Circulation of
THE NEWS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
THIRTY YEARS IN
PRISON FOR KELLEY.
Pronounced Guilty of Murder in
the Second Degree. ),
EXPERT ALIENISTS GAVE THEIR TESTIMONY.

ney Agreed That on Account of an Injury His Boy
Was Only to Limited Extent Responsible For His Acts The
PRISONER Laughed When O1e OF the Witnesses
Boysh Ways0herwse Kelley Seem to Take Any Special
Interest in The Proceedings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12

counsel were making an effort to prove
him insane. lie thought Kelley acted
upon an impulse which hs has 10 mental
power To control. lie does not think
Kelley is feigning now and expressed the
belief that the prisoner = present con-
dition existed in April last, when he
murdered Uasaier Stickney.
DR. Waltcrl Claiming of Brookline,
Mass., was next called. lle said chat be
had seen Kelley three times in the jail
and he believed from the evidence pre-
sented anosthc result of his examination
that kelloy has limited responsibility for
his acts on account OF the boyhGOd acci-
dent, as result Of which he suffered
from cpileptic iits and hos continued to
show tendency to steal during his sub
sequent life. lie was always bnyish and
Vet was a very good observer His steal.
incs have been limited to small things,
snd for that reason his acts have not nj
wavs heconio known.
Kelley laughed heartily at Dr.. Chan
nipg's reference Co tho fact that the priS-
oner was uOyiSh In his WAYS
With DIR ChauDing's testimony the
case would have beer clused by agreement
of counsel tat Cbict Justice Carpenter
lnformei the LAWYERS thai hr would IT,
pleased 90 hcar tho evidence from any
medical expert whom tnoy might wish 10
call. Notwithstanding the understanding
which had existed that each eide was TO
be limited tn three cxpsrts.
d. Thomas j. Ward Of DuvCr. was
then called. lie said nc nitcnued Kelley
at tho jail in the capacity of county ply.
sieian aDi said he believes Kelley has
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12

Tho presentation of expert testimony by
the defendant was promptly resumed, DIR.
George Il. dolly of Boston, an expert on
mental diseases, being the first witness.
In answer to questions by the examining
attornev. DR.. jolly said that he considered
that Kelley had only n limited response
bllitv lur his acts, on account of the in
jury no sustained To his head when a
boy. which prevented his brain from
developing
His case is one or limited responsibility
witness said but it does not seem he is "a
candidate for the insano asylum. DR.
Jolly said he had been seated beside the
prisoner during the entire trial, and he
was SURPRISED at the slight interest he
took in the case. DIR. Jolly referred also
to the fact that he observed that Kelley
actually shed tears last night because his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
CLOSE FlSTED.

Why an Attorney Was Led TO Remark
His Client Was Insan..
An attorney in Judge "iibur's court
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First published in the Daily Leader
April 10, 1897,
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Guthrie, O. T., Aprl
IL, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
named settler has died notice of his inten
tinn 10 make flal - l,Oi I'm support OF his
clam, aud that said proof win be made
before register and receiver at Guthrie
o. T on May H. 1897. viz:
John II B shop for the ne or, sec "a
twp 10, r2 ", |. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses tC
prove his continuous residence upon anC
cultivation Of. said land, viz:
Henry l.. Lam bert, OF Seward, o. II.
William l.. Lambert. Of Tohee. O. Il.
George c. Holt aud William II. Delaney
all of Guthrie, o. Il.
4Os5 A. n. J. CROOK. Register.
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Assessor. Notto.

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Notice for Publication

Land Office at Guthrle,O T, March IS,
1897
Not ce Is hereby given that the follow
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4Ols A NJ CROOK, Register
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-04-20
First published in the Daily Leader
Apr'l IS. 1897
Notice for PubIieatiO

Land Office al Guthrie, c. T.. April A.
1897
Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention 70 make final proof In support
Of his claim, and that said proof wllf BE-
made before the register and receiver al
Guthrie, y. T., on May 20. 1897. viz
Jacob A. Faubian Tor the w nv 4
sec. n ~ IS OfT3w.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upOn and
cultivation Of said land viz;
Daniel MaheT, james ". JeiIrles,
Jefieraon Cohee. Dewwllton Jeflrles.
al of seward. o T.
4oe' N. J. chOoK, Register.