Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-10-23

the defendant company buying the
horses at the price they were valued at
when rented from the plaintiffs In jan
uary.
There being no more cases on the CIVIL
docket to be tried, the juries were ez-
cused until Monday.
ASSIGNED LIST.
The following = The special assignee
list, with record of disposal OF cases mol
previously reported:
SO Scott "a. auntley. Giles; Clark. Defend
ant defaulted, ordered 10 pay 70 Gown
ana 81 week; committed In default
7is. walsh VS.. wheelwright Deasy; Hale
Hamlin, King Verdict for plaintin.
7ss. Parker VS.. sherman. Clark; Deasy.
Neither party.
.s,. Nicholson VS. Maine Central r.: r; Gun;
piuvham Fellows; Woodward 6enerHi
and special verdicts for plaiuiih.
so,. Leach Bros VS. Me Lake Ice Co. Chase;
spofrord Neither party, no new suit
s1s. Keezer VS.. Salisbury. Giles, King.
ss7. Thorn vs. Mitchell. Deasy; King
Neither party, no new sun.
DIVORCES pEcREED,
Divorces have been decreed In addition
to those reported last week as follows:
EsteIIa II. Fifieid, OF Isle au Hant, IL
bellant, from Roswell l.. Fifield, for mem
support. Spofford for libellsnt.
Viola Trundy, libellant, from Otis
Trundy, for cruel and abusive treatment.
Cunning ham for Iibellant.
Lena @. Dodge, libellant, from Fred
Dodge, for utter desertion. Care and GUS
tody OF child decreed to libellant. Spot
ford for libellant.
Charles K. Perkins, OF Csstine, libellant,
from Susie Perkins, for desertion. War
rem for libeilant.
Laura b. Crossman, libellant, from
Thomas Crossman, for cruel and abusive
treat ment. Clark for libeliant; Burnham
and Giles for libellee.
Grace M. Estes, libellant, from John E.
Estes, for utter desertion. Custody OF
child decreed to iibellant. Burnham for
libelIsnt.
Grace A. Spratt, Iibellant, from Will
liam G. Spratt, for utter desertion. Clark
for iibellant.
THE CRIMINAL DOCKET
The grand jury reported at II O'Clock
Saturday forenoon, after session OF
eleven days--one OF the longest II not the
longest in the history OF the county.
Most OF the time was taken by the In
vestigation OF the Ware murder case, In
which over forty witnesses were exam
ined. The jury returned no Indictment
at this term, but the case was left open
until next April.
Thirty-three indictments were pre-
sented. Thirty Of these we're liquor cases,
two were for larceny and one for assault
with intent to kill.
Following is a list OF cases on the GRIM
inal docket, with record of their disposal
up to noon to-day:
Neir Indictments.
State VS.. Harry Cousins for larceny.
State VS.. George M. Dorr for larceny.
State VS.. Howard G. Spofford, OF Ston-
ington, for assault with intent to kill.
Appealed Cases.
State vs. George A. Bridges, assault and
battery. Appealed from Western Han
cock municipal court. Judgment Of lower
court affirmed. Fine IS and costs.
State VS.. Leroy F. Chase, refusing to
pay fare. Appealed from Western Han
cock municipal court. Motion TO quash
warrant filed.
! State vs. William Mckenzie, assault and
battery. Appealed from Western Han
cock municipal court.
| State vs. Farris N. Sawyer, assault and
battery. Sawyer, who is an Assyrian ped
dler, was charged with assault on Mrs.
| William Kane, of Brooksvile. He was
tried In the Western Hancock municipal
court aud adjudged guilty. He appealed.
The case was tried yesterday. A. W.