The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-25

District Attorney W. X. Lewis ves-
terday prepared the following trial list
for the term of criminal court, begin-
ming February 4. The term will last
for two weeks. Hon. II. NJ. Edwards
VIII preside in the main court room
during the first week, and Hon. JohnP.
Kelly in No. g During the second week
Judge II. w. Archibald will preside in
No. |. and Judge Edwards in No. 2.
Judge Archibald will make an effort
to get judges from outside districts
here during the two weeks, that three
courts may be run. The list for the
first week is headed by the Billiott
murder case of Carbondale, and the
Coyne perjury case has the second
place. For the second week the Beva-
lacque murder case heads the list. The
list for the two weeks follows:
First Week---Monday, Feb. a.
!. Samnue Blliott, murder; Edward j. Ncary,
pros.
9 Thomas !. Coyne, perjury; Robert Wilson.
pros.
g. Jacob Gilman, subornation OF perjury: vii.
liam A. Phillips. pros.
a. Patrick !. Conway. pointing pistol; Louise
Ferguson, prox.
d. Joseph kearney, larceny and receiving;
Frank Robling jr.. pros. d., l.. w.
q. Joseph kcarncy, larceny and receiving;
Frank Robling, jr., pros. G. W. vail.)
:. Joseph Kearncy. larceny and receiving;
Frank Robling, jr, pros. q. T.. Connell
AZ Company
0. Nellie johnson, Kate johnson and Bridget
Moran, robbery; Frank Robling. jr., pros
10. william Lawsan, larceny and receiving,
Frank Roblng. IT,, pros.
II. Charles Met.cher alias Charles Custard,
burglary; Frank Robling, jr.. pros.
l2. John Yates assault and battery; Mamie
Lewis, prox.
l3. Mrs. John Yates malicious mischief; Mamie
Lewis, prox.
II. Anthony Stewart, larceny and receiving;
John McIanc, pros
10. Mciccnt Winpbrakc. illegal practice OF
medicine; william Robson, pros
\ iG Frank Riley, assault and battery; Anthony
Kopski, pros.
| Il. Mike Mitchell. alias Mike Sukitus, Frinnc
| MITCHELL alias Frnnc Sukitus, assault and
battery; Eliza Llewelyn, proX.
ls John Bacon. alias Harry Bacon, assault and
battery; J. Larkn pros.
10. Alexander Grass, receiving; II. Seidman,
| pros
20. Alexander Grass receiving; II. Seidman,
pros
Tuesday, Feb. 5.
i 4.
| and receiving; Frank Robling, ir.. pros
90. James Gordon. larceny and receiving; Frank
II Robng, ir, pros
"a. James Gordon, false pretences; Frank Rob
| ling. jr., pros.
"a. William Paris, larceny and receiving; Franz
| Rcbling, ir., pros.
%. Michael McDonough. robbery; Frank Rob
| ling, jr., pros.
90. Frank Mangan, robbery; Frank Roblng, jr,
| pros,
~. william Morgan, larceny and receiving
Frank Robing jr.. pros.
2s. +. !. Maloney, bribery; Thomas Leyshon
| pros.
90. Martin +. IIealey selling liquor without Ii
censc; Thomas Leyshon, pros
So c. W. Mckinney, bribery H. b. Sturgcs
| pros.
81 Arthur Mullen, violating rules Of board o
| health; A. {. Monies, pros.
81 James Callahan, malicious mischicf Haiti
| VI. Snyder, proX.
&c. Michael j. Burke, selling liquor withou
| license and selling on Sunday; Thomas Ley
| shon, pros.
81 Anna T.. .\rncs, adultery; Thomas Leyshon
| pros.
%. Fresna Copina, larceny and receiving; Fran'
| Robling, ir., pros.
80. Thoma, Connen. larceny and receiving
| Henry Morgan, pros.
81 Carl Nets larceny by baiIec; II. Gold
| schilger pros.
49, Patrick McCaferty, selling liquor withou
| license and selling on Sunday; lhoma
| Leyshon, pros.
80 Charles B. Williams, embezzement; L. Lit
| tie, pros
80 Charles b. Williams. larceny and receiving
| l.. Little, pros.
A. Henry Carey and Ida Carey, keeping bawd
| house; Mrs. ". u. Duggan, prox
as John johnson, larceny and receiving; Franci
| Mdckey. pros.
A. Howard L. Fclker and Levi ;. Lewis, mali
| cious mischief; ira Drake. pros.
a. Frank Duhigg, alias Frank Dewey ,ornihcl
| ton and bastardy; Mary Mcdonnell proS
A.. George Bushnell, assault and battery; Ste
| phen Dyer, pros
Wednesday, Feb. 9.
10. Nicl; Cappieo, uahicl,nE in regiSiere
| BOTTLES; Henry Ulrich, pros.
A.. Ellen Hing, selling liquor without license
Thomas Leyshon, pros
a., Nicola Netalia, felonous woundlng; Thoma
Leyshon, pros,