The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-01-06
CRIMINAL COURT.
To-day's Proceedings Given in Detail.
other News.

other News.
Pottsville, Jan 6.-Mrs. Kate Pashack. OF
Mahanoy City, was found not guilty Of the
murder of her husband, the jury returning
the verdict aC 5:1s O'Clock last evening, after
being out half an hour.
Mrs Palshack was brought from the prison
by Warden Brewer and Sheriff Toole to hear
the verdict. Foreman Of the Jury Charles
Sailor, answered Clerk Of the Courts Shoeners S
query with "Not guilty, and Judge Koch
or cred the prisoners release
The woman and tie onookers were
strongly effected She shook hands with the
iurymen, made an obcisancc and thanked
the Judge aud her counsel Me,,rs., Harry o.
Bechtel and j. II. Filbert, Esqs, ctTusively.
She then took her three-ycar.o'd. girl in scr
arms and left the court house % free woman.
Deputy District Attorney Bashore made an
eloquent speech in closing for the Common
wealth and is satisfied with the result, be-
cause the testimony vindicated the defen-
daut
Judge Koch's charge practically instructed
the jury to acquit if any doubts Of such a
finding remained in their minds.
Mrs. Kate Palshack returned to Mahanoy
City on the noon train, after acquittal of the
kept in prison since October 3lst.
COURT NOTES.
Leon Donowsb, selling liquor without
license on oath of Margaret Sunderland; bill
Ignored, prosecutor for costs.
Peter Yence, embezzement on oath of
John Smith, guilty, $40 fine, costs and four
months.
Anthony Baltrustovich, embezzlement, on
oath Of Nicholas Kozmensky; $40 fine, costs
and four months.
James Mills, James Cullen, John and
William Derm, aggravated assault and bat
terry, on oath Of Ida Hatch; the Derms not
guilty; Others S. fine, costs and 80 days each.
and pay the costs and their own witnesses in
two surety cases.
Joseph Haluskie, violation of liquor laws,
on oath of John Fedasico; bill ignored; prose
cutor for costs.
Joe Demsky, larceny, on oath of Joe Dunn;
not guilty
James Ward, breaking and entering, on
oath of c. f. Kleindenst; not guilty
Joseph Watson, assault and battery with
intent to kill, on oath of Constantine Ano-
lavitch; not guilty, each pay half the costs
John Kaczengur, Peter Donalavage and
Simon Dragmatis, assault and battery on
oath of John Saladsivich: bill ignored, prose
cutor for costs.
Andrew Fogarty was sent to prison by
Justice Taylor, of Minersvile. l.. f.
Bausch charges him with burglary Fogarty
ended nine months term in Jail yesterday
and last night smashed the storeroom window
of Mr.. Bausch.
Collectors w. b. Berkheiser, of Wayne
township and John D. Schooner of Maha-
noy City, made payments on their county
duplicates.
The jury in the case of Matt Roska, of
Turkey Run, charged with selling liquor on
Sunday, to minors and without license,
brought in verdict just before noon recess,
of not guilty NJ. NJ. Burke, Esq, repre-
sented Roska.
This morning a remonstrance was filed
against EnOch Bokanus. of the Fifth ward.
Emma SOwer, of Schuylkill Haven, was
found not guilty of larceny. George w.
Stager, her lover, charged her with stealing
SlBO he gave her for safe keeping. The de-
fendant testified she returned all but SO OF
the money,
DEEDS RECORDED.
Levi Rarck and wife to Leah Louisa
Rushel, for premises i'm Port Clinton.
Two deeds from Heber S. Thompson and
wife to Margaret r. Archibald and Samuel c.
Thompson respectively for premises.in Potts
Vile
Godfrey Boyer and wife to Catharne j
Marburger, for premises in Schuylkill Haven
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
George Bergelis and Urcza Korapkute, o.
Shenandoah.
Wilson j. Keiser and Catharine Post, o
Mahanoy City.
Pawel Gabarek and Dominaka Kazilew
ski, of Shenandoah.
Charles Skuezus, of VIM. Penn and Ev.
Czarnewicz, of Shenandoah
! +. b. Grazulis, of Gilberton, and Teoflt
Sonkunas of Mahanoy City.
Joseph Shlkewicz and Aggie Ppzara, boil
of Shenandoah.
Frank Scheibehut, of Yorkyille, and Mar
garet Frank, of Pottsyile
GENERAL NEWS.
The funeral of the late Frederick HinteI
leitner, brother of Rev DR.. Hnterleitner
took place upon the arrival of the noon trail
from Newark, n. j. Rev. j. II. Umbenhen
of Trinity Lutheran church, ofliciated. IL
terment was at Charles Baber cemetery
Patrolmen Graf, Williams, Shay an
Weaver were the pail bearers.
Daniel Hoch, of Llewellyn, died, aged
years. Funeral Friday, at p. m.
Mrs. III. b. Daley, formerly Of LotteT
vile, died at the home of her son-in-law,
d, Kunor. Funeral leaves Friday by L. '
train at $3.50 a. m.
The Father Matthew Union of the Mddl
Anthracite Coal Region will meet at GirarC
vile next Sunday There will be col
water banquet after the meeting, which
the regular quarterly gathering.
} Eight inches Of ice on Tumbling Run dam
and skating is advertised by the Electr
Railway Company.
Hummel Bros, of Minersville, are cuttln
eight inch ice on Laudeman dam.
Judge G, L. Pershing transacted bushes
r at the court house yesterday.
WEST MAHANoY CASE.
Next Monday has been fixed for sentenC
,, in the case against the West Mahanoy tow
ship School Directors, found guilty of mi