The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-12
GRAND JURY LIST.
Results of Delibera-
tons Given to
the Court.
TRIALS ON MONDAY.
Goodwin and BrinkWorth
Cases to Be Tried in
Near Future.

After having been in session for the
past three days, the grand jury yes
terday morning reported in the superior
court to Judge Hopkins many criminal
cases brought before it by District At
torney lockwood Hoar.
The space reserved for prisoners was
inadequate to contain so large num-
Der and many had to be placed outside
the rail, an unusual occurrence in this
court.
Among a long list of indictments was
that of Police officer Ira f. Goodwin,
who accidentally shot William Harvey
last fall while endeayoring to effect an
arrest. officer Goodwin will be rep
resented at the trial by Frank B. Hall,
Another case, the trial of which will
be watched with interest is that of
Walter H. Brinkworth, who shot Miss
Bessie McDonough, with whom he had
been keeping company. He was indict-
ed for assault with intent to Kill.
Brinkworth was confined at the city
hospital for a long time, is partially
Iparalyzed and it is thought that his re-
covery is doubtful
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are out on bail and did not appear in
court. The other indictments were as
follows:
walter w. Kingston, Fitcnburg,
breaking and entering. Plea of guilty
entered.
Simeon d. Newman, Webster, lar
ceny of horse and carriage, property
of Jesse T. Brown. Not guilty, trial
r11 ~, 20 .,,7 Winnie II Hines I ri
cester, adultery. Not guilty trial
Monday.
Fred Norcross and Lizzie Dedmo.
Worcester, adultery. Both pleaded
not guilty, trial Monday.
Joseph L. Durant, Athol, assault.
Plea of not guilty entered.
Thomas Hunt, alias Ober Hope, alias
Thomas Kenney, Worcester, breaking
and entering the house Of Lew N.
Snow and larceny of gold watch and
clothing. Not guilty
Joseph Fenaro, Dudley, assault with
intent to kill. Not guilty, trial Mon
day.
Robert w. Hunt, sturbridge. break
ing and entering and larceny CT horse
and carriage from barn. Not guilty.
Peter Leonewicz, Webster, assault
with knife Not guilty.
Theodore Wilson and Mary John
son. Worcester, adultery. Pleas of
not guilty entered. Trial Monday.
Moses G. Largesse, Worcester, in
cest. Pleaded not guilty, trial Mon
day.
Judson S. Woodman, Blackstone, at
tempt to break and enter 1narket.
Pleaded not guilty, trial Tuesday.
Joseph Mclaughlin and Edward
Duggan, Gardner, larceny of money.
Pleaded not guilty, trial Tuesday.
John @. Adams and Mary +. Sloan,
Worcester, adultery Pleas not guilty
entered, trial Tuesday.
John Leary, Fitchburg, breaking and
entering house of Louisa, A. Woodbury.
and larceny of gold watch and chain
from Mary D. Millen. Pleaded not
guilty; trial Tuesday.
Henry Allen and Jennie e. Perry,
Worcester, adultery, Pleaded not
guilty; trial Tuesday.
John F. Burns, Worcester, breaking
and entering Boston and Maine freight
car and larceny Of merchandise. Not
guilty.
Harry Clark, Worcester, assault with
intent to rape Rhoda Issler. Pleaded
not guilty; trial Monday.
Fred NJ. Dempsey, Brookfeld, as
sault with intent to rape Matilda A.
Richards. Plea of not guilty entered;
day of trial not assigned.
Charles Simmons and Jennie NJ Ew-
ings, adultery. Both pleaded not
guilty. Date of trial not set.
Joseph johnson, Worcester, larceny
of money from person of Mabel F.
Treadwell. Not guilty.
Arthur Fountaine and Kate w.
Sweet, Worcester, adultery. Pleaded
not guilty.
Gustaf A. Brick. Worcester, forgery.
Pleaded not guilty; date of trial not
set.
William Hayman, Webster, assault
with intent to kill his divorced wife,
Annie S. Hayman. Plea of not guilty
entered; trial assigned for Tuesday.
Joseph Lawrence, Worcester, break
ing and entering car barn at Lake
View and larceny of tools. Pleaded not
guilty.
Henry Libby Worcester, breaking
and entering. Plea of not guilty en-
tered.
Martin H. Fuller and Lizzie Dumphe,
Worcester, lewd and lascivious cohabi-
tation. Both pleaded not guilty. Date
of trial not set.
Joseph Twoobey, Worcester, break
ing, entering and larceny. Plea of not
guilty entered.
Cornelius Herlihy and Bridget
Quinlan, Worcester, adultery. Both
pleaded not guilty.
No bills were found against John
Collins, charged with larceny, and Ev-
erett w. Reed also charged with lar
ceny. and they were ordered dis
charged.
After the reading of the indictments
court adjourned till $50 o'clock next
Monday morning, when the traverse
the trial of cases by jury will be taken
d.