The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-26

placed on file was made in the case Of
Bridget Curran of this city She was
fined $50 in the lower court, and she
is now widow, abandoning the sale
altogether The court reserved deci-
sion. Sullivan & OConnell for Mrs.
Curran.
The third motion to have the case
placed on file was in the case of VIII
liam H. Parks Of Webster, charged
with liquor keeping. A fine of $50 was
administered in the lower court, and
Judge Bond reserved decision on the
motion, which was endorsed by the
district attorney. j. r. Kane for the
defendant.
Michael Walsh of Fitchburg. charged
with liquor keeping, made a motion,
through his counsel, j. H. Mcmahon,
to have the case placed on file. In the
lower court the defendant was fined
500 and one month in the house of cor
rection $50 had been paid, and as the
defendant has since ceased the bust
ness, and has five children, the motion
was endorsed by the government
In the case of Isaiah $. Howes,
charged with drunkenness, a motion
was made TO have the case filed, Sulli-
van & O'Connell appearing for the de-
PENDANT. A motion was also made in
the case of Hannah Flynn of this city,
charged with liquor keeping, TO have
poor widow, and having gone entirely
out of the business.
Defaults were recorded in the fol-
lowing cases: Mary Melia, liquor keep
ing Forrest e. Beal, liquor keeping;
Thomas Kenney, assault and battery;
Patrick Degnan, assault and battery;
Stella Gleason and Thomas Cunning
ham, drunkenness.
James w. Monahan who pleaded
III
indictments. was sent to the house of
correction for four months. He was
convicted of larceny in 1888. truancy in
1890, larceny in 1891, and again he was
released from the state reformatory in
1898.
Thomas Baker, who pleaded guilty OF
| larceny on two indictments. was allow
ed to go on probation. Probation Off
Ger Russell going surety.
The following cases are IN order for
| trial today;
DR. G. A. Laroque. manslaughter.
T1-Ezra G. Stanbridge, liquor nuts
ance. T. B. Dunn for defendant.
! 72-Ezra G. Stanbridge. intoxicating
liquors T. B. Dunn for defendant.
139-Max Kulwinski. burning house
Baker & Hall for defendant.
14O-Max Kuwinski, burning store
Baker & Hall for defendant
| L
3S-Richard Murphy, attempt to com
nit larceny.
69-John Minor, liquor keeping. Sui.
Ivan & O'Connell for defendant.
I 75-Joseph Tossi. liquor keeping. G. f
Choate for defendant.
| 5S-John Barrett adultery Sullivan
I & O'ConneI for defendant.
S5-James Daley, assault and bat.
terry
119-James Daley, drunkenness.
S6-George Ammiott, embezzlement
| D. l. Walsh for defendant
| Fitzpatrick Donoher, drunkenness p
! G. O'Connen for defendant.
135-Thomas Barrett breaking ant
entering.
1-Cordelia Vein, liquor keeping. Sui
Ivan & O'Connell for defendant.
| 12-Mahlon Chaffee liquor keeping
! Sullivan & O'Conneil for defendant.
! 13-Lewis Scacchatte, liquor keeping
Sullivan e OConnell for defendant.
| 2S-John F. Lavelle, larceny
33-Thomas Haynes. drunkenness
Sullivan & OConnell for defendant.
] 49-Frank Metras peddling. G. r
johnson for defendant.
67-Mary Melia, liquor keeping. J
F. McGovern for defendant.
S4-Patrick began, assault and bat
terry. Sullivan & O'Connell for defend
ant.
103-James Riley drunkenness, j. r
Kane for defendant.
104-Albert Aldrich, drunkenness. ]
r. Kane for defendant.