The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-15

court to-day. The following bills we're re-
ported
TRUE BILLS.
Frederick Faust, assault aud battery. oath
Of P. A. Foulk George Kardoshefsky, as
sault and battery, oath Of Adm Merkewicz
John Kostick, assault and battery to ravish,
oath Of Mary Dsuki Mary Brown, larceny
IS bailee, oath of Willie Augsladt; John
Miller, assault and battery and resisting an
officer, oath Of ID. Reinbold Geo p Bolich.
assault and battery, oath of Jacob Hinkle
William Paddon, assault aud battery, oath Of
Jacob Hinkle; Charles Weiss, assault and
battery TO kill, oath Of Michael McCool Will
lam r. Bartlett, resisting an officer. oath of
Martin l.. Phalen Michael and Maggie
Rushkes, assault and battery, oath Of Patre,
MIA Dadurke Joseph Manesiewicz, burglary
3 counts, oath of Joseph Ruskawicz; Anthony
Kerrigan malicious mischief, oath Of william
Posca; Anthony Meloski, false pretense, oath
of Mike Marchock Mike MART assault and
battery oath of George Miller; Annie Carlin,
larceny as bailee, oath of Rsbeces Morrison;
Mary Ferens, assault and battery, oath Of
Kate Roman; Mrs. Michael Ignitsvage, re-
ceiving stolen goods, oath of Emanuel Smiley;
Mike Ignitavage aud Edward Harris, bur
glary, three counts, oath of Emanuel Shiley;
William J. Mcclellan, receiving stolen goods
oath of Emanuel Smiley; Lydia Statter. re-
ceiving stolen goods. oath Of Emauel Smiley;
John Ardy keeping malicious dog oath of
Lizzie DelOwrey William Brennan and John
Fallon, assault and battery. oath of William
Anielewicz; Isaac Heintz larceny as bailee
oath of Simon Levine William Adams bur
glary' oath of Emanuel Smiley Philip Della
vey, assault and battery, oath of Mary E.
Mailoy; Mike Kisscskavsge and five others.
malicious mischief, oath of Adam Shandis
Mark Larkin, receiving stolen goods. oath of
Bridget Callen; Patrick Mcclure, cheating
clearinghouse keeper, oath of Patrick
Elliott; Rocco MostrOanne, larceny as bailee
oath of Angelo MarcuscO; Andrew Zsras and
IL others. murder, oath of Constable
Joseph Peters, of Wm. Penn Thomas Bu-
bnis, assault and battery, oath Of Frank
Yuganinski, of VIM. Penn Charles Debbs.
hawking and peddling oath of Frank
Eckert John Brennan, assault and battery.
oath of James Doyle; John Brennan, assault
and battery, oath of Kate Mcdonald An
thony Donahue, assault and battery, oath of
Anna Hoffman A. ]. Oliver, larceny as
bailee, oath of Leo Becker Joseph Morosky,
assault and battery oath of George Golinsky.
Not true bills and prosecutors for costs
Thomas Pallis assault and battery, oath of
Joe Schwinder; Morris Buckley, assault and
battery, oath of Con. Leonard; Peter Buck
iewicz, assault and battery, oath of Moses
Franzynsky; Patrick Cassidy, larceny, oath
of David Jenkins; Barbara Conway, larceny,
oath of Il. Il. Crumm.
Not true bills and county for costs Peter
and Mrs. Hiley, assault and battery, oath of
John w. Blaker.
Not true bills: Morris Buckley, assault and
battery, oath of Con. Leonard; CARLY Stack,
larceny, ETC.. oath of John Begley; Edward
Moodey, malicious injury to railroad, oath of
David Jenkins; Mary Ward, larceny, oath Of
Bridget Cullen.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John J. Shea and Katie A. Mellon, Ire
mont.
Korosi Pal. of Beaver Brook, and Baska
Anna, of MeAdoo.
Stanislaw Kopee, of Audenried, and Sofia
Yurcsizk, of Helayres.
DEEDS RECORDED
Lillian Hornsby, by husband, to Charles
| O'Neill, premises in Mahsnoy City.
Edward Haffey, to P. & r. Railway Com
pany and others, premises in Blythe town
ship.
A. F. Thompson and Others, executors to
Cyrus Miller, premises in Sheridan.
CRIMINAL COURT.
In the case of Henry E. and Ellen NJ. Fish
er, of Shenandoah. charged with arson, on
oath of Joseph ]. Knipple. the jury. after
being out fifteen minutes, returned verdict
of not guilty. The defendants were dis
charged. Deputy District Attorney Bashore
represented the prosecution and NJ. NJ. Burke,
ESQ., the defendants.
Joseph and Anthony Casputis, John okav-
age and Joseph suckalosky, unlawful assem-
bies, oath of Andrew Druch; the court, on
motion of District Attorney Bectel, dismissed
the case and ordered the prosecutor to pay
the costs.
The case Of AL Miller, of Tower City,
charged with selling unwholesoIne meat, on
oath of Fred. NJ. Carl. is on trial before Judge
Henning.
RAILROAD VICTIM DIES.
Cornelius Sullivan. the brakeman who was
injured in the P. 4 R. Railroad wreck below
Sohuylkill Haven yesterday morning. died
at one o'clock this morning, at the Pottsvile
hospital. He was 81 years old. unmarried,
and resided at Mt. Carbon.
Benjamin Buck, the engineer who was also
injured in the wreck, was able to proceed to
his home at Philadelphia last evening
Benjamin Kramer, the conductor who was
killed, was Al years old and left widow and
three children. He was veteran rsilroader
and formerly lived at Auburn.