Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-22
BOTTLES AND sLUNo SHOTS. -
Figure In Two Alleged Assaults, Partially
Heard in City Court.

Heard In City Court
Willie Giddlnrs and George Corrisan.
the boys accused of stealing from tho
money drawer OF o. l. Walker e. Co.
were in CITY Court Thursday md cxami-
nation was waived i'm each case. The
bows were placed under sIO hail for Coun-
ty Court. Isaac Rosenh,rR the other
member of the youthful triumyirate. is
supposed to have left the city.
The Giddings boz was the first one in
court and was represented by s. NJ Flint
and accompanied by his father. Mr.. Flint
stated that examination would be waived
! IL being what Is known as a binding over
case and asked that the bail be made as
reasona BILE as possible If this was done,
: he said the parents would keep the boy
in tie straight and narrow path and SEQ
that he did not become Identified with
similar escapades
| Judge Russell noted that the same boy
had been twice before the court for steal
| ing and thought 1t would be better for the
parents to allow the lad to be placed in
the Industrial school until the session OF
County Court and not give bail. lie fixed
the bail at 500 and the father was allow
ed to take the boy home until after dim
ner. No bail was furnished and Willie
will probably be placed in the Industrial
school for safe keeping.
! George Corrigan was brought into court
after dinner, examination waived and his
bail fixed at 500, which was furnished.
The seizure case of Kate Fitzgerald was
heard and the liquor seized upon her
premises was confiscated. A fine of so
| and tho costs, as we'll as the costs of the
seizure, were assessed under a plea Of
guilty.
| In the case of NJ c. Barnes of Cherry
street versus Ward & Bradley. brought
before Justice Flint Thursday. judgment
was entered by agreement in the amount
/ of So. Tho suit was brought to recover
fo no. of n
Judge Russell announced decision Fri
day morning in the cose on trial the
previous day to determine the ownership
OF the half bottle of whskey found at tho
pool roam of David Lavoe on LafountRin
street by Sheriff Reeves a few days ago.
Judge Russell held that the fact that even
n small amount of liquor was found in Il
place where drinks of any Kind were Kept
for sale and where business OF such
character as that at the pool room was
conducted was In itself evidence that the
liquor was on hand with intent TO sell. lie
therefore ordered the whlskey coniiscated
and assessed the costs of seizure. which
wero the usual amount OF N4.8 ana one
WITNESS fee of % cents, upon DAVID La
vote. Attorney Billiard, representing La
lNoie. took IN appeal from the decision.
No decision was announces IN the case
lof George l.. Campbell, whose seizure case
was heard Thursday. More time To con-
lsider was desired ana owing 10 engage
merts OF attorneys interested the case
was continued until Wednesday.
The case against David LaNoie ior Keep
ling With intent 70 sell, when follows the
trial of the seizure case, was caIled up
and MIR. Billiard asked for jury tral.
After conference this case was also
postponed until TINS week. 10 Hccomho-
date attorneys connected with the tAse'
The suit of Mrs. Isabella barrowS vs.
Ward n Bradley, growing out OF IN" sac
% 10 NNipnpgkt Stanm laundry. COIN
plcted Saturday afternoon before Justee
S. ". Flint The suit was brought 10 re-
cover 81, of which Slo.S' was allowed An
appeal was taken.
There was u continued nearing IN the
ONCE Of Wetherby & Billiard saturday be-
fore Justice h. W. j. Hawkins IN the SUIT
OF h. ). Adsit VS.. Charles Spaulding. 10
which reference has previousy been made.
The suit is to recover Tor coal oil! sold
the defendant by the firm OF Ads!t n Big
Glow, which originally amounted TO SIu' %
There are several credits upon the bill
! The question of the plaintins right 10 sue
in his own maine is raised. In answer 10
: which the pla.rtin claims an assignment
, of accounts from Mr.. Bigelow. The de-
= PENDANT claims no notification OF TINS as
s.ynment. The hearing was cohtihueu uh-
I'll Monday afternoon at o'clock
[ Charles Bacon, who was arrested some
, time ago for alleged completely with Sam
Hamilton In the larceny OF sum or money
from Jerome Goodrich, was brought INTO
court Monday and his case noIie pressed
| Hamilton is still in jail.
: Dennis Nssh, VINO was arrested on sun
day afternoon was IN city court MONDAY
morning and pleaded not guilty To chdrg :
+ OF intoXlcation. lie was FOUND Eu.ltS ana
sentenced 10 pay nne OF VIZ ana costs
l to which his attorney, J. A. brown' en-
tered an appeal ana gave pall IN the
amount OF so
CharIes Gray OF Troop l. Sd cavalry Va
; brouEht INTO court MONDAY morning anu
r pleaded guilty 10 charge OF ihtoN!c3ion'
= fediscIosed on Deer purchased NJ tNc resl-
= mental cahteeh az fort Ethah Alien anu
= also upon an oyster stew wh'ch ne s'nd
l ne ate IN TINS city. lie theh went To the
= opera mouse "here ne WAS arrested lie
D was given ~ uays III JAN
q reors" Shot'SleeNeS was taken INTO GUS
,. todS MONDAY AFTERNOON az the direcuon
( OF CHER smith on the charge OF having
2 thrown a bottle at Edward Jordan IN WI
, nooski sunday Inc complaint alleges
4 that Jordan was driving down Main street
I ana SHORTY after passing Alien street a
I oottle was threWh from the SidewaIh.
q str'kng the oarS oil the carriage Top anu
;. preakins jordan was not injured but con-
. s'dereu the act one whlch demahHed m
Nestigatioh' ShortsleeVes was standins
WIN group OF young men on the walk
. ana JORDAN oeneNeo thst ShortslevNtS
threw the bottle at MN. Al Monday
hearing Theodore heStlte anu Dan Snve-
ran, VINO We're with ShortsIeeNes, we'a
u N&amin.d. ShOrtsleeNeS had no attorney