The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-25

was admitted to probation bonds being
furnished in the sum of 800. Philip j.
O'Connell for the defendant
Isaac Nolan of Clinton. indicted for
adultery, was sentenced to the house
of correction for two years, on his
plea of guilty.
Fred A. Hyde of this city, charged
with liquor keeping, was fined $50, on
his plea of guilty Sullivan & O'Con-
nell for the defendant.
Frank Stalker of Holden retracted his
plea of not guilty of liquor keeping
and on his plea of guilty was fined $50
Sullivan & O'Connell appeared for the
defendant.
Scott B. Jones of Sutton was charged
with liquor keeping, and the case was
placed on file, after his counsel, Law
yers j. Fred Humes and Thayer &
Cobb, presented a signed appeal from
the selectmen of the town of Sutton
asking that the case be dropped, as
Mr.. Jones had been a good citizen
and they felt satisfied that from a
careful investigation of the case there
were many eXtenuating circumstances
which would warrant this disposition
of the matter. The defendant shares
half of the costs of $50 for witness fees.
]. f. Humes, Thayer & Cobb for the
defendant.
Thomas f. O'Cennor Of this city,
GtAebt ecu Will hScpllS u Au49-
ance on his plea of guilty was SEN
fenced to the house of correction for
three months. Sullivan & O'Connell for
the defendant.
In the following cases defaults were
recorded: Theodore L. Chase and
zachariah L. Hubley of Worcester,
violation of city ordinance Matthias
B. Wall of Worcester, evasion of car
fare; Richard Allard neglect to return
money found; Mary Melia, liquor keep
ing; Hannah Flynn, liquor keeping;
Patrick began, assault and battery;
Stella Gleason, Thomas Cunningham,
James Coyne, James Riley, Albert AL
drich, James A. Dqnahue, Patrick r.
Mcintyre, Charles Clifford and James
Daley, drunknenness John Murphy,
breaking and entering.
The session will fully occupy. the en-
tire week if not longer, and the cases
in order for today are as follows:
147 Con triaD--Shelby A. Rice and
Mary A. Ballentine, adultery. David 1.
Walsh for the defendants.
4S-William Curran, fraud. r. j. Nc
Mahon for the defendant.
7S-Daniel Murphy, assault and bat
terry Sullivan & O'Connell for the de-
PENDANT
79-Patrick Toto, assault and battery.
Sullivan &c O'Connell for the defendant
S0-Robert Cavanaugh. assault and
battery. Sullivan & O'Connell; James
F. McGovern for the defendant
S1-Frank Donald. assault and bat
terry. Sullivan & O'Connell for the de-
PENDANT
S5-James Daley, assault and battery.
9O-Frank Foley, alias Daniel Foley,
larceny Sullivan & OConnell for the
defendant
\ 92-Thomas Baker, larceny. Sullivan
& sO'Connell for the defendant
93-Thomas Baker, breaking and en-
tering. Sullivan & OConnell for the
defendant
94-Louis Goodney malicious mis-
chief Sullivan & O'Connell for the de-
PENDANT
126-Fred Midgley, unlicensed dog
w E, Sibley for the defendant.
75-Joseph Tossi, liquor keeping. c.
F. Choate for the defendant
74-Francis P. Murphy. liquor keep
ing, Sullivan & O'Connell for the de-
PENDANT
61-Thomas Kenney. liquor transpor-
tation. Sullivan & O'Connell for the
defendant.
5-William w sanderson. liquor
keeping. lockwood Hoar for the de-
62-Fred A. Hyde, liquor keeping. Sui
Ivan & O'Connell for the defendant.
64-Dennis II. Sullivan, liquor keep
ing Sullivan & O'Connell for the de-
69-John Minor. liquor keeping. Sui
Ivan & O'Connell for defendant
7S-Patrick Sullivan liquor keeping
Sullivan & O'ConnelI for the defendant.