The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-21
TAKING EVIDENCE.
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chulis Joseph suchinsky and Matt. and
ROLLS Bubnis, pass her house and 20 toward
tho Rutkofsli house.
Q. State whether any Of them had an axe
A. Yes, sir ROLLS Bubins had an axe, q
small axe.
O. Did any of the others have a weapon
A. John Stenkawicz had something in
his hsnd. don't know what it was.
Q, Did you hear him make any threats2
Objected to, unless it is shown that the
threats were made as to Rutkofski, the dead
man.
The District Attorney quoted a decision to
the effect that If man makes threats that he
will kill somebody within an hour, and be
does kill somebody, such evidence is admis-
sable.
Mr.. Knittle, for the defense, quoted case
sustaining the objection but Judge Henning
oyerruled the objection.
The witness answered Andrew Koras
said that out of Frank Bolonis there is going
to be sausage. He said Let us go to the
house and we will carry him out meaning
Bolonis."
q. Did you hear Anthony Matchulis max
ing any threats2
A. He said He carry flag.
Q. Did he say anything as to what he
would do the Zuckas?
A. No. sir.
q. Did he say anything about Zuckas and
bull frogs.
Objected to, but overruled
A. He did say the Zuekas were bull frogs
The defense asked that the threats as to
Bolonis be stricken out and the Common
wealth replied that it would be shown that
BOlOnis and the dead man belonged to the
Zuckas faction and that the other clan was
the Poprinokas and, in pursuance of these
threats, Rutkofski was slain.
Judge Henning ruled that that part of the
testimony would be held in obeyance until
the Commonwealth should endeavor to con-
meet it with other evidence making out their
offer that Rutkofski was killed as result of
the feud and threats.
OTHER CRIMINAL CASES.
Thomas Mangam, boss at the Maple Hill
colliery, was found not guilty of assault and
battery and the costs were put on the prose.
eutor, Anthony Szuukowski.
Il William Dengler, charged with the betrayal
OF Sallle LadenbergeT on oath of Constable
Reinoehl, was found guilty and was sentenced
to pay . cents fine, costs, $32 expenses aud 81
per week for seven years
Joseph Wonsiewicz, charged with burglary
ON oath OF Joseph Diskiewicz, was found not
guilty
Barney Malysushitis, charged with threats
on oath of Joseph Anderson; the court dis
missed the case, each of the parties to pay
half the costs
William r. Bartlett interfering with an
officer on oath of Martin Pbelan not guilty
county 10 pay the court costs only and fees
of witnesses disallowed
Robert Hodgert found guilty at the Sep
tember term OF court of statutory offense
and betrayal, on oath of Name Yoder, was
sentenced by Judge Bechtel TO pay $40 fine,
costs and serve 10 months
Con. Leonard, convicted last week of ag-
graSated assault aud battery on oath of
Bridget and Maurice Buckley, was brought
into court on a capias this morning by Con-
stable Edward Fogarty and Judge Bechtel
imposed sentence of S25 fine and seven
months.
Mary Donlan pleaded guilty to the charge
of larceny as bailee preferred by Michael
Creedon and sentence was suspended for six
months.
David Patterson, threats, oath of Jonathan
tunnel, court heard the parties and directed
Patterson to pay the costs and to give a S10O
bond to keep the peace.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
VIM, H DeLacy and Miss Theresa Kelly.
both of Pottsville; Charles j. Monaghan and
Mary A. Tierney, both of Girardyille; Vine
engo Damelo, of Elizabethtown, Lancaster
county, and Carmeli Torterelli, of Landing
Nhei henry conrad, OF MahanOy City, and
Clara PerOng, of East Brunswick township.
Chas Chubb, Of Mt. Carmel, and Stella Hep.
pier, of Ashland Michael Andrewchuck. of
Blyth Twp, and Susanna Stoffey, of Middle
port Stephen Boscar and Rosa Scavona, of
both of Kelayres.
DEEDS RECORDED.
Rebecca Kufer to Emma G. Saylor. ct al =.
premises in Schuylkill Haven Thomas
kuntzelman ct ux., to Thomas E. Koppen-
haver, premises in Johnstown F. c. Reese
Clerk of Orphans Court, to Charles f. Blew.
premises in Ryan township; Thos. thinner
man and wife to Alfred Zimmerman, premises
in West Penn Twp Charles Pecunis and
wife to Paul Cupris, premises in Shenandoah;
Char.es b. Miller and wife TO Oscar L. Miller.
premises in West Brunswick
THE sUBPoENAs ISSUED.
The District Attorney yesterday issued the
suOpoenas IN the case of IL. G. Boyer, of the
: Miners journal, against Messrs Doyle and
Lawlor, Of the Daily News, of Shenandoah.
lhey were served today and the case has been
nxed for trial tomorrow NJ. M. Burke and
). b Edwards, Esqs., represent the prosecu-
ton, while w. j. Whitehouse, ESQ, will look
atter the Interests of the defendants.
LETTERS GRANTED
Letters testar entary were granted to John
Schnster and John G. Krebs on the estate of
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