The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-03-14
GASES AT
THE COURT.
Commissioner Meyers Case Went over
Until Tomorrow Morning.
ILLNESS OF COUNSEL THE CAUSE
License Matters Called Up Before the Court
This Morning one License Revoked.
Judge Koch Speaks Plainly on
the Subject Of Transferr-
ing Licenses.
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bne ouDJeCJ OIL ITanS1erf-
ing Licenses.
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Pottsville, Mar. 14.-Judges Bechtol and
| Koch handed down a number of opinions
this morning and read over the trial list
This being the second week of Criminal
court the attendance Is large. Judge Savdge
will assist in the disposition Of cases this
week
MEYERS CASE GOES OVER.
The case of Commissioner Meyers was
postponed until tomorrow morning, owing
to the illness of L. d. Smith, one of the
counsel for the defense. Judge Bechtel stated
that the case would be proceeded with to-
morrow, whether Mr.. Smith was present, or
not.
JURY DISCHARGED.
The jury in the trial of Thomas w. Reese
of ShamokIn, charged with adultery on oath
of Thomas w. Smode, of Tamaqua, retired
at II o'clock Saturday morning. They were
unable to reach verdict Saturday afternoon
and asked to be discharged. Judge Koch
sent them back to try again Yesterday
morning they again appealed to Judge Koch
to be discharged and he sent them home.
This ends the case 50 far as the jury is con-
cerned.
LICENSE MATTERS
The license of Vincent Kuprelawicz of
Shenandoah, was revoked and the rule made
absolute. Judge Bechtel said two weeks had
been granted and the evidence of detective
who is by some people called a county de-
tective, but who is not a county detective,
showed that many persons were lounged in
front of the counter and others standing back,
awaiting their turn. The defendant testified
that he had not violated the law, but that
his wife did it, and that he was at meeting
when she did so. He also said it was boor
and it was not beer that was sold and that
there were eight, ten or fourteen persons
there. His witnesses stated that it WAS Weiss
beer and soda water. The Judge added that
although the petition for the license stated
that the building was a three story brick
house with fourteen rooms, it turned out
that Kuprelawicz rented but ono room, and
lived five blocks away. Had this beer
known to the court the license would moi
have been granted in tho first place
Judge Koch, ON hearing the application fo
the transfer of the license held by the son o
Michael Graham, of Shenandoah, said tn,
liquor stands were being worked into tn,
hands of Hungarians, Lithuanians and Pole
in spite of tho fact that Americans com,
into court and ask for licenses and gat than
f on the grounds that the Hunparians Pol.
and Iitbuaniaps bold ali tbs Iic.nses in ~,
districts applied for. The court had mado
rule. Judge Koch said not to tranerorI Iiconso
70 held by Americans TO Hunparians Titbn
o anians and Poles unless for exceptions
q REASONS,
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. ~ Sei,ihs out oecAuSo no was working ior Tn
oo'uiipia brewing Company ana could max
t".e n'onoy VnoIo' Decisioh was reserves
ny INC court i'r Vno present
TWO YEARS FOR FoGARTY.
Andrews Fogarty pleaded guilty to
charge Of burglary by breaking the shov
window of shoe store at Minersville an
n taking several pairs of shoes. Fogart
[ pleaded that he was drunk at tho time aa
!. didn't know what he was doing. Judg
e Koch gave Fogarty two years.
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