The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-24
GRAND JURY CASES.
Many Pleaded Guilty
and Received
Sentence.
TRIALS WILL BEGIN TODAY.
A List of Defendants With
Offences and
Pleas.
TRIALS WILL BEGIN TODAY.

ting of the superior court at F'itchburg
finished its labors a day earlier than
expected, and as a consequence report
ed yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock
There were 43 prisoners in the dock
most of whom were young men. Five
women graced the scene with their
presence, one having young infant in
her arms.
The names, residences, offences,
place Of commission of alleged crimes
and pleas are appended:
Albert r. Bascombe alias Alfred DAN
iels, Worcester, forgery at Worcester
and uttering forged check for $40; plea
not guilty of forgery, guilty of uttering
same.
Samuel Cohen alias Rome, Worees-
ter, larceny of a horse. harness and
wagon; plea, guilty.
Ernest Kellogg, Worcester, larceny Of
china; plea, guilty.
Thomas w. Mccarthy, Worcester,
disorderly conduct at Worcester; plea,
not guilty; trial Thursday,
Louis Phillips, Spencer, breaking and
entering at Spencer in the night time;
plea, guilty.
Leon Berry, Fitchburg, breaking and
entering and larceny at Fitchburg in
the night time; plea, guilty.
Lysum Cote, Worcester, breaking and
entering and larceny at Worcester;
plea, guilty.
James E. Hamilton, Athol, breaking
and entering and larceny at Athol; plea,
guilty.
Robert Kavanaugh, Worcester, break
ing and entering and larceny at Wor-
cester; plea, not guilty; trial Friday.
Andrew Zimmerman, Worcester,
breaking and entering and larceny
plea, guilty.
Henry E. Tullar of Worcester, lar
ceny at Worcester; plea, guilty; trial
Thursday.
William Spencer Worcester, breaking
and entering and larceny at Worcester;
plea, not guilty; trial Friday.
Jeremiah Shea, Worcester, disorderly
conduct; plea, not guilty.
Peter Trainor, Worcester, breaking
and entering at Worcester; plea, not
guilty; trial Friday.
Henry Dennis, Worcester, breaking
and entering at Worcester; plea, not
guilty; trial Friday.
Joseph Ladeau, Blackstone, breaking
and entering and larceny at Black
stone; plea, not guilty; trial. Thursday.
Louis Deangelis, Worcester, disorder
ly conduct at Worcester; plea, not
guilty; trial Thursday.
Cheaver DeMarco, Worcester, disor-
derby conduct; plea, not guilty; trial
Thursday.
John Lombard, Boston, breaking, en-
tering and larceny at Ashburnham
bank Jan. 8; plea, not guilty.
James Lowe, Boston, breaking, enter
ing and larceny at Ashburnham bank
Jan. 8; plea, not guilty. r
Albert Frazier, Mendon, assault with
intent to ravish. at Mendon, May "a:
plea, guilty of simple assault, not with
assault with intent to ravish.
Fred Williams, Westboro, larceny at
Westboro; plea, guilty.
Oliver A. Peck, Barre, selling dis
eased meat at Barre; plea, not guilty;
trial Thursday.
Thomas Mitchell, Thomas McNally
and John Callahan of Clinton, robbery
at Clinton; plea, not guilty in each
case; trial Friday.
Valentine d. Ulla, Worcester, aduI-
terry at Worcester; plea, not guilty.
John H. Fleming, Barre, breaking and
entering and larceny at Barre; also the
larceny of 1000 cigars etc, at Barre;
plea of not guilty entered in each
case.
In the cases of Patrick Wren, charged
with an indecent assault, and Willis
L. Russell of Lunenburg, charged with
an assault with a dangerous weapon
on Peter Gustafsen, his hired man, the
grand jury found no cases.
Kate Collins, Worcester, disorderly
conduct; plea, not guilty; trial Friday
Julia Betters, Worcester, disorderly
conduct at Worcester; plea, not guilty;
| trial Friday.
George Delight, Worcester, disturb
| ing peace; plea, not guilty; trial Fri
day.
Edward Langton, Worcester, commit
| ting unnatural act at Worcester; plea,
not guilty; trial Friday.
j. Davine, Clinton, breaking, entering
and larceny; plea, not guilty; trial Fri
day.
w. A. Haggett. Webster, assault with
intent to ravish; plea, not guilty; trial
Friday.
The following sentences were i'm
posed on those pleading guilty to Of
fences charged: Albert r. Bascombe,
alias Alfred Daniels, Worcester Mass,
reformatory; Samuel Cohen, Worces-
ter, Is months at hard labor; Louis
Phillips, Spencer, year at hard labor;
Lysum Cote, Worcester, Is months at
hard labor; James e. Hamilton, Athol,
two years house Of correction; Andrew
Zimmerman, Worcester six months
hard labor; Albert Frazier Mendon,
two months hard labor; Fred Williams,
Westboro, Massachusetts reformatory.
The following appealed cases
from the central district court,
Worcester, were disposed of:
James Callahan, Worcester, drunk,
Massachusetts reformatory; p. O'Ma-
ra, Worcester, drunk, three months
house of correction; M. Harty and
Maurice Martin, Worcester, DRINKS,
were allowed to go on their own recog-
nizance, on furnishing surety in the
sum Of 500 each.
William Formey, Worcester, sentence
of lower court, one year house of cor
rection, affirmed; Lizzie M. Drum, Wor-
cester, who pleaded guilty of disorderly
conduct, was sentenced to the house Of
correction for 10 months.
Court adjourned until $50 a. m. to-
morrow, when the trial Of cases will be
begun.
nEArA OF MAY RARRErr