The Portland daily press., 1900-09-13
THE COURTS.


AO Une opening OF court YESTERDAY
morning, the following traverse 1ur,
was empaneIled:
Daniel W. Ames, (roreman), Portland.
Charles A. Estes, New Gloucester.
Preston A. LongIey, South Portland.
William ii. MoConkey, Gray.
Albert ii Mosner, Gorham.
Frank IL. Peabbles, Cape Elizabeth.
Erwin l. Ross, Cum berland.
Horace G. Ross, Yarmouth
Oren G. Sawyer, Falmouth.
CHARLES W. Shackford, Raymond
Alfred b. Snow, HarpsWeu.
Jacob f. Whitman, Otisfeld.
Ihe remainder of the Jurors summoned
being excused for various reasons, new
Venires will be issued for supernumera-
ries.
The jury was excused until next Mon.
day morning.
The grand jury reported about 8
O'Clock. Ninety three indictments were
found IN all. Seventy three OF these were
liquor cases. The following indictments
are made public:
Daniel 2. Early, breaking and enter
ing and larceny from a Grand Trunk
railway car.
John Riley, larceny of watch.
Edward Q. Boyce breaking and enter
ing with felonious intent the house of
George w. Gray in the night time.
Henry P. LaRose and George d. Quinn
by, breaking and entering with felonious
intent the store OF Samuel E. Smardon.
Charles p. Nelson, 1.-TWO indictments),
malicious mischief, and assault and bat
terry.
field of Brunswick, 1.-TWO indictments) E,
larceny, and breaking and entering and
larceny.
John Murray, larceny from the person.
Fred b. Goodwin, alias VIM. e. Davis,
forgery and uttering.
Charles E. Littleheld, forgery and ut
tering.
Lemuel Estes, assault with intent to
rape.
Bernardo Rosa, assault and battery.
James Mcdonald and Charles Quinn,
breaking and entering store of Eugene
S. Pendexter and larceny of articles to
the value of about 1910.
Edward Cooking of Portland, break
ing and entering with felonious intent.
Charles II. Facey OF Portland, break
ing and entering and larceny.
Joseph Schultz alias Nobby Myers OF
Portland, larceny from the person.
Thomas Riley of Portland, assault and
battery; also a second Indictment for
assauItswith intent to MAIN.
Robert f. Shackford OF GoIham, rape;
also a second Indictment for adultery.
Upon arraignment Edward Cooking,
Daniel p. Early, Chas. H. Facey, James
Mcdonald, Lemuel Estes and John Riley,
pleaded guilty. John Murray, Charles
p. Nelson, Cloth indictments). George
B. Quinby, Edward G. Boyce, Howard
M Frank and VIM. Campheld, and Ber-
nardo Rosa, pleaded not guilty. Charles
e. LittleheId, Fred b. Goodwin and
Charles Quinn pleaded nolo contendere.
The following respondents were indict-
ed for keeping liquor nuisancss: John
G. Brady, James IL. McKinnon, Patrick
Hollywood, Robert w. Jones, Thomas f.
4ACOSot LACulcsS 1LDutllj LNuD0IO 1dCbYs
James f. Shaw, Peter Bernardo, VIM.
J. McGinnis, Peter F. MCGEE, John W.
NalIy, John e. Ward, Albert A. Sylves-
ter, James Bradley, Jr., AdeIbert L.
Sewal, VIM. Bowman, Albert Anderson.
Michael J. Thompson, Walter K. b.
Reed, Charles e. Rumery, John Downs,
Patrick E. Whalen, James D. Donovan,
Albion P. McVane, VIM. Skerrett, Albert
II. Burdett Patrick A. Sullivan, John
A. Gibbins, James Carter, Clement Tut
lot1, John Goodwin, Edward Lawson,
Thomas H. Nolan, George E. Davis,
Chas. W. Call, Patrick Quincannon, An
drew Conley, Patrick J. Donahue, Alex
ander w. Cameron, William B. Cushman,
John w. Robinson, Martin Donnell,
Charles W. Burnham, John McGovern.
No Indictment was found against
Or. Howard c. Hanson, who was bound
over to the grand jury for attempting to
obtain money under falss pretenses.
No Indictment was found against VIII
liam Knight of Otisneld, charged with
setting fires, on the ground that he was
insane.