The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-05-09


embezzlement as co-partner, were ruled out
and the case went to the jury on the second
count, alleging larceny as bailee The YER
dict was not guilty, each pay half the costs
Assistant District Attorney Mclaughlin aud
+. w. Shoemaker for the prosecution and
James w. Carlin for the defense.
Harry Hettnger breaking into p. & r.
stations at New Philadelphia and Landing
VILE rs charged by Capt Christian of the
c. & l. police Judge Marr gave him two
years in Jail, S25 fine and the costs Het-
finger said he got two books at Landingville
and bis pal, George Werner stole two. At
New Philadelphia he stamped the books and
said he gave one to Charles Bower, Of Potts
Vile. Capt. Christian received coupons
amounting to 800 miles out of 1000 miles
held by Hettinger.
Elements Karvish. Of Shenandoah. was
tried before Judge Bechtel late yesterday
afternoon, charged with larceny Of s.. The
prosecutor was Policeman Michael Heaton.
The jury found the defendant not guilty,
and county for costs. NJ NJ. Burke repre-
sented the commonwealth and Lawyer
Haughawout looked after the defense. The
party who claimed to haye lost the money
refused 10 prosecute.
Anthony Kuckles and Matt. Skutches, as
sault and battery, oath of Anthony Cubilis
and John Jetkus, two cases. ON trial.
Matt Skutches, larceny, oath Of John
Jetkus, on trial.
John Uzupis, false pretense, oath of Joseph
Wazlewski not guilty; defendant to pay one
third and prosecutor two-thirds Of the costs.
William Deegan, cheating boarding house
keeper, oath of Marion Derby; guilty; s.
fine, costs and 90 days
Mary Witkowski, assault and battery oath
of Charles d. Rocco; 81 fine and costs.
William Goodavage, assault and battery,
oath of Eva Witakunis; S25 fine, costs and
| five months from date.
ODDS AND ENDS.
In the VIM. Guinther estate the sdmiuis
! tratrix was ordered by Judge Dunn to make
return Of the real estate upon payment to heI
by the Broad Mountain Building and Loan
Association of S136.35 to cover all legal costs
| The bond of Robert Wyatt. executor OF
Margaret Wyatt, deceased, was approved in
! the sum of g. 900 with EnOs J. Ball and f.
/ II. Evans as sureties
! Owing TO the cut in the state appropriation
/ the hospital managers must raise 81, 500 extra
| from the public this year.
| Letters testamentary were granted TO Jane,
| d. Hillbish, on the estate of Samuel Hillbush
| late of North Mannheim township.
| Marriage licenses were granted to Edward
j. Derr, of Philadelphia, and Katheryn
Eisenacher, of Trenent; Anthony Nedzinski
of Gilberton, and Jennie Bolman, of Mahanoy
City.
Borough Solicitor NJ. NJ. Burke filed The
bond of Edward Burke, Receiver of Taxes o
Shenandoah. Judge Marr referred it to the
County Commissioners.
A telephone has been placed in the Pro
thonotary's Office to the CONSERVATION Of tn,
clerks whose duties will be broken into while
dancing upon it.
A liquor license was granted to Amo
Swade, of Tamaqua. 1t had been withheld
pending suit brought on the charge of sell
ing liquor on Sunday, of which Swade wa
acquitted last week.
George w. Ryon was on motion Of Georg
Dyson, appointed examiner in the divorc
suit of Harry B. vs. Ella Ramsey.
r. NJ. Slubbs, of Philadelphia. and Mis-
Lizzie Hoffman were married by Rev. Rentz
of the English Lutheran church.
The body of Mis-. Sarah A. Thawley wa
taken to Centerville, Maryland, this morn
ing for interment. She was in her 10Th year
John Boyer's farm house in the Tumblin
Run valley was destroyed by forest fire.
g, nS bodIu VI 4 lduo Will buldEBb man
employing industry of Pottsville or start
rival establishment The owners have fxe
price at which they will sell. The Pal
Alto Lumber Company have offered rent fre
fine site on the spot which Benny Hay
woods old rolling mill was located.
; The funeral of Mrs. Peter Fredericks too
place this morning. She leaves a husban
! and six children.
: Joel Reber's blind son died at Friedenbur
= after being in trance about 12 days II
: became blind when a boy from the effects
medicine, it is said. Funeral to-day; inte
L ment at Summit Hill
One of the four loving cups won by th
e Pottsville High school Relay team is o
t exhibition at Green's and is much admired
, They were captured at the University
G Pennsylvania races.
e Among this weeks jurors at court al
!. Michael Dougherty Edwin r. Williams an
y P. j. Coyle, of Shenandoah; George Beddo
g and William McLaren, of Mahanoy tow
e ship; John Laferty, Of Gilberton.