The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-18
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Week Just Closed Record Breaker in
Cases Disposed OF.
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THERE WERE OYER TWO HUNDRED
The VIM. Penn Murder Case Fixed For
trial on Next Monday Grand Jury
Makes Its Report on
Nearly Three Hundred
Bills.

! Pottsville, Nov. IS With three courts and
the grand jury IN full blast all week, the
clerks and reporters were kept busy, in order
to keep up with the records Deputy Clerk
Of the Courts Duffy and d putty Walter
ShOener must have their records up-to-date
aud permit three reporters, the Taxpayers
Association agent and the lawyers to have
access 10 the books IN addition to calling and
keeping track Of jurors and jures, taking
down verdicts, etc Deputy Duffy is an adept
at the business, bv reason Of his many years
Of experience
CRIMINAL COURT.
The first week Of criminal court closed at
| noon with 200 cases disposed of. This is said
/ to beat the record, considering that one muir
der trial was on the list. Judges Bechtel,
Marr and Henning did hercueau work and
so did the Jurors. Judge Henuing took occa-
sion to thank them az adjournment. He also
issued a capias for Con. Leonard, who failed
to appear for sentence this morning, and or
dered he he brought to prison. All cases un-
disposed Of including the Wm. Penn murder
trial, are fixed for Monday morning, aud those
interested would do well to read the adver-
tisement in another column The record
follows;
Mike Kesakavage, Martin Lozdozkee, An.
| thOny Granduskee, John Zanas and George
Rogers, aggravated assault and battery, etc
on oath of Constable Joseph Pitkus. Kesa-
kavage. Lozdozkee aud Rogers withdrew
their pleas Of not guilty and pleaded guilty
The two first named got $40 fine, costs and
months at solitary confinement Granduskee
was found not guilty and Zanas was found
guilty of aggravated assault and battery TO
kill. Rogers and Zanas were not sentenced
The case charging them all with malicious
mischief was mol pressed and dismissed, the
county to pay the record costs only.
Thomas Vaughan, assault and battery, oath
OF Henrietta Ross; submitted to trial without
jury; guilty s. fine and costs.
Lewis Kamarowski assault and battery
oath of William Wasczynski; not guilty
prosecutor to pay the costs.
George and Richard Jones, assault and hat
terry and conspiracy, oath of Abe Goldman /;
tried by Judge Henning not guilty, county
to pay court and officers costs and witness
fees disalowed
Alex KuTkiewicz, assault and battery, oath
of Anthony sinkiewiecz; not guilty, each
Jay half the costs. Most of the parties inter-
ested said they were drunk at the time and
Judge Henning told the jury to squeeze the
beer out of the case.
Mrs. Lizzie and Frank Roberts. assault and
battery and breach of the peace, oath OF
Sarah A. johnson; not guilty, costs equally
divided between Mrs. Roberts and Sarah A.
johnson.
Michael Baranowsky, assault and battery,
oath of Frank Antiuavich not guilty. but
pay two-thirds OF the costs and one-third on
prosecutor.
Joseph Makowicz and Peter Sawak. charged
with larceny and receiving stolen goods, on
oath of Tai. Phillips, of Shenandoah; the de-
PENDANTS were found guilty of receiving stolen
: goods only. Not sentenced. This case was
returned to the September term.
William R. Bartlett, charged with interfer-
ing with and resisting Officer Martin Phalen
) not guilty, county for court costs.
: George Webber assault and battery; moi
guilty and pay four dfths of the costs.
Elizabeth Horn, charged with surety, oath
of Sarah Salter; the court heard the parties
and directed the defendant to pay the costs
John Czaplekowski, malicious mischief
oath of Andrew zynaski, jury out
John H Roberts, assault and battery and
surety, oath of Harriet A johnson, tried
without jury; not guilty, each pay hal
the costs
w. H. Osman, maliciously tearing dowr
fence. oath of William Hildebrandt; mo-
guilty but pay costs.
, J. NJ. Rittenhouse, adultery, oath o
J Philip Anderson not guilty, county fol
} costs.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
True bills; Peter Mulligan. common nui
sance, oath of Z. P Madeira David Will
Jams. larceny, oath of Mary Phillips JohI
Walsh and Thomas McHale, breaking, etc
oath Of Lizzie Snyder Mrs. Charles Dadurki
> malicious mischief, oath of Maggie Rukstis,
; Not true bills: Anthony Yekaboniski, lar
ceny as bailee, oath of George Wilczysski
/ John A. StOfawsky, larceny, oath of j.
, Burlington.
= Not true bills aud prosecutor to pay tn
costs: William Williams, Mrs. Samuel Bevan
. James Dawson, Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Me
luskey. five defendants larceny as bailees
oath of John Donor; Adam Latunack, assaul
and battery oath of George GrebOfsky; How
ard Bressler. malicious mischief. oath o
Samuel Reed; Samuel Feldser, secreting prop
! erty with intent TO defraud, oath of c. NJ
= Stiner; Samuel and Mrs. Samuel Feldser, con
e spiracy, oath of c NJ Stiner; George MaureI
d false pretence, oath of Wladislaw Czepukaitis
r Lizzie Urbilla, fornicatiOn, oath of Ameli
Wirbilla; William Parr, assault and battery
Mary Parr; Joe Soya, assault and battery
Il oath of Joe Bilak Joseph Schwinkowski'
adultery oath of John Gowansky; Ma ii
> Lizak, assault and battery oath of F. Tuck
Enoch Polashefsky, assault aud battery, oat
l. of John Washiusky Lizzie Shupinski, a.
h sault and battery, oath of Paul Buddinger
4 John Milduash, and two others, assault an
|. battery, oath of William Grayditis; Jo
e Malakus assault and battery, oath of Viii
!. lam Kellinouski Anthony Puckel. assaul
aud battery, oath of Ann Puckel; job
Urban, assault aud battery, oath Of Simo
PadukeEas William Conville, assault an
IS battery, oath Of Michael Hint John lDons
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