The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-28

First the Lexow, then the crusade,
and then the awakening of the con-
stables which these two events and
Judge Archbald's charge caused, are
responsible for big list for the June
sessions of criminal court. Two hun
red and forty-seven cases are set down
to be tried during the two weeks.
Sixteen liquor license cases, in which
private parties or constables appear as
prosecutors, and twenty-five Of these
cases instituted by the crusaders are
scattered throughout the list. The
Lexow cases against II. T. Fellows, l..
]. Maloney and Martin Clark are set
down for Wednesday, June 6, and those
against Z. A. Knight and Constable
Joseph F. Woelkers are scheduled for
trial. Monday, June II.
The cases brought by Banker L. f.
Ames, of Forest City, against his wife.
Anna Il. Ames, and his neighbor. Dr.
c. r. Knapp, and the Nolan patricide
case from Carbondale are on the list
for the opening day, Monday, June A..
The Chipriano murder case from Jes-
sup, and five libel cases against Little
and OToole, of the Scrantonian, are
included in the list for the first day Of
the second week.
At the request of District Attorney
John r. Jones, three courts will be con-
Quoted each week. During the first
week Judge II. NJ. Edwards will pre-
side in No. /; Judge John p Kelly IN
No. 2, and President Judge Clinton II.
Savage, of the Eighth Judicial district,
In No. 8. President Judge r. w. Arch
bald will preside in No. l, during the
second week; Hon. II. NJ. Edwards in
No. 2, and President Judge David
Cameron, of the Fourth judicial dis
trct, in No. 8.
1t Is the intention of District Attor-
ney Jones to clear up the list. as he is
desirous that no cases shall go over to
the October term, which is usually the
heaviest of the year. The list is as fol-
lows:
FIRST wEEK-MoNDAY, JUNE 4,
l. James Nolan, murder; Edward j. Neary, pros
q Edward Murphy, statutory burglary; Frank
Rohling, jr, pros.
g. George Richards, burglary; Allen johnson
T. Iatkcy Barrett, statutory burglary; Frank
Rcbling, jr., pros.
s. John Flaherty, assault and battery; Elier
C. Louis Tppstcin, larceny and receiving; Franz
RchlinG, lr. pros.
T. Edward Wicdcngall, felonious wOunding; Mrs
s. Frank Mangan, cmbezcment; II. wilkins
o. Frank W. Miller, larceny and receiving
Frank Robling, jr, pros.
10. Angelo Macca, indecent exposure Ami,
Kennedy, proX.
IL. Jacob Miller larceny and receiving; NJ Grip
70. B. S, Ketchem, embczzlement; George T
Thomas, pros.
IS. Joshua Miller larceny and receiving; FraIl
Ill L.
Il. John Dyer embezzlement; Margaret Dyer
Is, Louis zelinsky, larceny and receivingi Pete
lo Louis Zeiinsky, larceny and receiyng soph
Kkofsky, prox.
II. Harry Eppstein' Louis Eppstein' larceny AM
receiving; Frank Roblingt jr., pros.
Is. II. Godschlager assault and battery; Norri
Meyers, pros.
receiving; William j. Appleman, pros,
90 Anna I. Anes, adultery; Thomas Leyshon
2l. Mary Kucewich, selling liquor on Sunday
Michael Duffy pros,
o. John Noll, selling liquor without license
William Nol pros
23 Stanley Bennett, selling liquor without Ii
cense Timothy Jones pros.
"a. c. R. Knapp, adultery f. F. Ames, pros.
TUESDAY, JUNE 5.
rs. James D. Palmoth, aggravated assault an
battery; Edward Kelly pros.
2s. Annie Harwin, Statia Meholski, larceny an
receiving N. Crippen, pros.
q. r. j. Lynott, Ignatz Olishefski, selling liquo
without license Jacob Vents, pros.
29. William W. Ruane, assault and battery
Mary Dolan, proX.
20. Peter Bushel, assault and battery; Charlie
Schuniski, pros.
30. James Duffy, Martin Duffy, Patrick Flaherty
John Flatey, assault and battery upo
public officer, o. D. Brink, pros.
81. Sarah Canheld, malicious mischief; France
Luchinsk prox.
81. William Robinson, felonious wounding; Fran
Robling, IT,, pros:
ss. Louis Steinberg, larceny and receiving
Frank Robling, jr, pros.
s. willard Slack, torncation and bastardy
Catherine N. King, proX.
IS. Morris Posner, larceny and receiving; Fran
Robling, jr., pros
So John Check, keeping gaming house; GeorG
Davies, pros.
81 James Gallagher, selling liquor without
cense; Brigetta Schneider, prox.
Ss Andrew Harwin, Michael Meholski, receiviT
stolen goods; NJ. CriPpen, pros.
3d. Mataia Ricca. attempt at sodomy; Fran
Ricca, pros.
to Ths mas burning, selling liquor without
cense; David Hughes, pros
a. Michael Juritski. selling liquor without
cense; Richard Barron, pros.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE O.
AZ. John Mehl, assault and battery; Kate Mel
pfox.
a. Charles Kaestner. assault and battery; Fr
Ston, pros.
Is. Horstio Fellows, bribery; Thomas Leysho
pros.
10. Martin Clark, conspiracy to compound mi
demeanOr: Thomas Ieyshon. proa