The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-24
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Si0O for eight weeks board. On cross-ex.
animation he said he was graduate Of the
Hahnemam College, Philadelphia. He
attended several colleges in Germany, but
did mo- finish the course there. The jury
returned verdict of not guilty, but pay the
costs.
George Marczen, who was convicted of the
murder of SOereczek at Coal Dale and SEN
fenced to the county Jail for four years was
brought before Judge Marr to-day and re-
sentenced for the same term in solitary con
tincment at the Eastern penitentiary at
Philadelphia.
The libel suit Of Boyer VS.. Doyle and Law
lor will not be tried this term, ON account of
| w. j. Whiteh0use, Esq, one Of the counsel,
being still engaged in the VIM. Penn murder
case.
John Casey, George Cray, Frank Brennan,
Daniel Finlan, Thomas Lulley. John Carney,
| surety, Osth of William Pasco; costs and
bond to keep the peace.
David Williams, larceny, oath of Mary
| Phillips pleaded guilty, $40 fine COSTS re-
store property and go days.
| verdict of not guilty and the county to
pay the costs, was rendered last evening by
| the jury in the case Of franklin b. Null and
Ha rison II. Null, of Shenandoah, charged
by the Pure Food Commission Agent with
selling adulterated milk NJ M. Burke ESQ
Anthony Kerrgan was found not guilty of
malicious mischief and surety, charge pre-
ferred by William PascO. Three ffths of the
costs were placed on him, however, and two
flths on the prosecutor, Pasco.
Mike Yurkczs, alias William Juinu, was
tried before Judge Mari on the charge of per-
Jury preferred by John J. Cardin, deputy
coroner, at Shenandoah. The case is an out
/ growth Of the death of Alfred Owens in
Packer No. 3 colliery last July. The jury
rendered a verdict Of not guilty, county for
/ the costs.
The case in which Charles Radziewicz,
grocer of Shenandoah, is charged with SELL
ing adulterated food, on oath Of Robert M .
SINNERS, a state agent was mol. pressed yes
| teTday, by order of court. This conclusion
was arrived at after consultation Deputy
District Attorney Bashore and NJ NJ. Burke,
Esq, had with the court. 1t appears that
| the adulterated pepper was in the store
Radziewicz sold to Ameliewic2, but it was not
included in the bill of sale. and that the
pepper was really given, or thrown in, with
| other goods, aud not sold.
William Ameliewicz a grocer of Shenan-
doah, was tried late yesterday afternoon be-
/ fore Judge Bechtel, on the charge of selling
adulterated pepper on oath of Robert "
! SINNERS, state agent State Senator McCar-
! rell and Deputy District Attorney Bashore.
! represented the Commonwealth, aud John o.
! Ulrich the defendant, The jury retired at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and had not re-
turned verdict up to three o'clock this after
| noon
The two cases against c. l. Knight, brought
| by Editors Schwar and O'Beniss, of the
| Miners Journal, charging embezzlement of
| SO, 900, have been settled The terms are not
made public.
The case of John Walsh ard Thomas Nc
/ Hale charged with larneny and malicious
mischief on oath of Mrs. Lizzie Snyder, is on
! trial. Walsh is missing and McHale alone was
in court. Not guilty
Mary Larkin, receiving stolen goods, on
oath of Bridget Callen; not guilty, prosecu-
| trix for the costs
| Charles Weiss, assault and battery to kill,
oath of Michael McCOOl; jury out.
| Thomas McHale, larceny of 25 cents, on
oath of Rebecca Castor, guilty, with recon-
mendation to mercy; sentence; cost, $50 fine
and months.
WANTED IN LANCASTER.
Charles Williams, prisoner in the county
jai' serving term for burglary, and who has
just been pardoned by the Board of Pardons,
| is wanted in Lancaster county, on charge
of burglary. He has been identified by the
Sheriff of Lancaster county as Jacob Eberson.
and has lodged detainer with the prison
authorities here. He committed the crime
in Lancaster eighteen years ago.
NICHTER's BONDS FILED.
Joseph F. Nichter. Recorder-elect, to day
filed his two bonds, one in the sum of $780,
900 to the county and one in the sum OF
s., 900 to the state. The Union Safe Deposit
Bank, of Pottsville. is the surety.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Harry II. Smith and Hettie Pfeitfer, OF
Pottsvllle ; John A. Kester and Nora Fritze
Rush township; Edward G. Haas and
Amanda Forester, Tower City; John p.
Cassidy, of Pottsville, aud Mary E. Maurer,
of Godon; Charles Simmendinger aud Emma
L. Dietz, of fremont; James E. Smith and
Annie NJ Hurley, of Cressona.
DEEDS RECORDED.
Leonora Meredith aud others TO J. j.
Keher, property in Frackville; William
Ludenberger and wife to Edward Schneck
property in Pinegrove; Schuylkill Naviga-
ton Company TO Elizabeth Saylor, property
in Schuylkil Haven; John f. Miller and
others to Maria Luckeubill property in
North Mannheim township.
LETTERS GRANTED.
Letters testamentary were granted to-day
to Elizabeth Rickert on the estate of Thomas
H. Rickert, late of POttsville, deceased.