The Worthington advance., 1901-07-05


81 I'M " " ThsS Boys I'll Court.
ernsrd Csrprntsr. with Y "A.
10wI - connss,, Frask ~ Vsnsy,
2|slth q. ~ Wilson, ND Chas. Ksnd-
NH J. !. Psrsoas % c unssI,
\ \ sfs ousht sfors Judge stevens
4 atnrday m0ining AZ 6x d. ~ prs-l
slimiaary hssring. ThsY wsrs char
M Sith grand larceny 4 ~ seconl
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The first named Raivsd examina-
I Stiapi and bond ~ 8xe.d at 500 with
n lliss AcGss and r. u. Humiaton 10
~. Tho scond made no pies
Id Va released on bond 81 $500
J nth 81, N. Palm and q I, p. Dayton|
esursties The last was released on
same amount with lii father and 7.
|L. Humiston as surssiss. Kendlsn's
md Devaney's . examination vas set
for one y o'clock, and Carpenters be-
fore the fall term u district court.
Carpenter, Steve and Frank Muck
were brought into court charged with
assault in second dsgr The court
named . bond 81 $500 for the Muck
boys which was bjectsd 10 ~ the.
county attorney. The bond xas then.
placed at 5000. The Muck boys.
wers taken care of by the sheriff !.
Carpeater's bond made $500 with
sams sureties q the former one.
sDeVansy, Kendlen, aud Carpenter
were charged with theft of money.
one box rubb + bands belonging to
Alb,nson 4 Boberg, value lOc, fur
cape consigned % Mrs. Crane, value
$25, one dress skirt belonging 10
Sears, Rosbuck & Co., value $2b, from
the Burlingt ton depot. 9s ls3 All
Carpenter, Frank and Stove Muck
charged with assault with club
likely to produce bodily harm to
Wm. a. Dillman on the 18th Dec.
Il9O0, as il the above. /,
L Carpenters examination will be
before the fall term in district court
if the grand jury holds him, and the
Muck boys case will come up at 9
o'clock Monday. NJ u 4 MI. d
II The court room was cleared of
boys under 16 yeaes of age. 81 '
II At-the afternoon examination. OFF.
Ger Roshon testified he examined one
i package containing empt J liquor bot
ties, and one rubber bands, and
other paste board boxes broken open
L in the Burlington depot. tHe traced
4 the foot st.ps north on the track 70
\ the bridge and found rubber bands
4 along ths trac ~ foot prints lead-
u ine yssd ~ iaks nd a gsr splscs.
/ Eied v1ilson teStiflsd,
thst met The hoy ths 9Th 81 juno il
Epool rooms and bowling alley, that
he was shown skirt and fur cape
ma said had seen them before iu
IGhrpenters box il the barn. Devaly
I'D he was one who broke into Bur
Elington depot. The goods taken
we're planted under i sidewalk, said
Carpenter and Kendlen were with,
HIM, Devaney had key Ia. waiting
loom, this was entered, hole was
knpcked in ticket window with d pok-
~ and 'unfsstened, money drawer
broken open and 10 o. l6cents taken,
go Of liquor broken open tasted and
spilt u. over the room, took rubber
bsnbs fur collarette, and skirt placed
ia Carpenters tool chest.
or examination BY Nj. Wilson:
~ DeV Vsnsy outside Of pool
room. evaney said Carpenter put
|. goods under sidewalk, Don't know
whsther hs said, We, they, or i, put
goods in box. b. !; 5 }&.5
Y ldr. Crandall examined Wlt90n re-
garding Chas. Kendlen. Mst him at
depot lunch counter about june 9th
ands nearly every evening thereafter
u sheriff : Office he admitted stuff
wss| tsken out of Burling ton depot by
Carpenter and Devaney, Devaney had
d Balance Of testimony the
sanas o. respecting Devansy.
xaminsd 81 Parsons: Have been
il ctsctivs business u Jsars; Ksnd
Ian I'D Carpenter and Devaney ont
cred depot with him. Thsn repeated
aeain what was done st depot. Kend-
- mid NJ broke opsn the packages
Inopunty attoFney ! Office DO made
t Rme admissions. No threats
= towhat would u dons -
theY did not confess. s#.5s
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