The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-11

marry SluDhlI, ulldS M'tIo N'lui' Z, ''' y
been Indicted for the murder of James
Winston. at Grassy Island. oh Septem-
Der %. The crime was an outgrowth
Of the coal strike. The grand jury in
its report TO court yesterday presented
u true bill against them. The cases
against Stephen TTrenschko and Peter
Kronviski who were also arrested for
participation in the killing, were ig-
nored. Constable Nj. j. Gaughan. of
Oyphant, Is the prosecutor. Altogether
thirty-nine true bills were returned by
the jury. The others follow:
Other True Bills.
Riot--Patrick W. 1Tcalcy. Ruckney
Canerty. Patrick McGouldrck. Michael
NlcDonougl, Patrick O'IIora and Thomas
Clark; prosecutor. Eugene Brown.
Rape--1homas Davis; prosecutor Dec
Ian Kcncaly.
Receiving stolen GoOds--IIarry Will
liams prosecutor, Iona Il. Day.
Carrying Concealed Wcnpons--Josnph
Rose prosecutor, Iona B. Day. Pat
rick Barrett; prosecutor, Annie McMul-
len.
Fraudulentlv Making n Written Instru-
ment-Frc Morgan; prosecutor, Iona
r. Day. L. Morgan,. prosecutor, Iona
r. Day.
False Prctcncc-Frcd Morgan; prose-
Cutor, Iona r. Day. G. l.. Adams; pros
ecutor John McAuline.
Obstructjng Execution Of Legal Process
Carl shcfniski, alias Curl Neman:
prosecutor. Richard Barron
Aggravated Assault and Battcry-Pat-
rick w Healoy Buckncy Cafferty. Pat
rick McGouldricli, Michael McDonough,
Patrick O'IIara Thomas Clark; prose-
cutor. Eugene Brown.
Nuisance to 1Ighway-Frank Brack-
<,I,o House
Breaking and Entering in the Day
time with Intent to Commit a Felony
Edward Christie, John Cobrick. Andrew
Mohlncr; prosecutor, w. ]. Broad.
Enticing Minor Fcmalc-Ferdinand
Gardner; prosecutor Frederick Gardner
Cruelty to Aninmls-Davd Birkctt and
Minnie Birkctt: prosecutor, Augustus
Blankcnhurg.
Larceny and Recciving-ATichael r.
Kennedy: prosecutor. Eugene Brown
Joseph Ross: prosecutor Iona r. Day.
Daniel Robinson prosecutor William!
Mccoy; John o'Mara: prosecutor Iona
r. Day. Tallie Jones: prosecutor. Iona
II. Day. William IIealey: prosecutor.
Iona r. Day. Joseph Wurhoskie. NJ.
Smith; prosecutor. John Coslett. Joseph
Ross: prosecutor Iona +. Day.
Malicious MischicfEsador" Borden. Jo-
scph Mikolsky, Walter David; prosecu-
tor. John Button.
Playrully Pointing Gun-Tony Rctti:
prosecutor. Frank Capoucha Igo Trib-
uzi: prosecutor. james l.. Crawford
Assault and Battcry-Willium Bnrnet;
prosecutor, James McHale. Jonathan
Dawson: prosecutor. Charles Curtiss.
Patrick O'Mallcy; prosecutor, Michael
prosecutor. Thomas james. John Malta,
John Dryden: prosecutor, Thomas Jc-
rome. Dominck Trebuzzi and Tony
Eetti; prosecutor, Frank Fidatt John
Zalewski prosecutor, Thomas kraink.
David Brkett and Minnie Birkett: pros
crutor. Augustus Blankenburs. George
Peri: prosecutor, Joseph PERI.
observation-disclosures Plger, prose-
cutor. A. A. Gordon.
Keeping Bawdy House-Charles Thiel;
prosecutor. Iona B. Day.
Selling Liquor Without a License
James +. Kelly: prosecutor. William
knight. J. l.. Fadden; prosecutor. VII
liam Knight.
Forgery-F. Morgan; prosecutor, Iona
f. Day.
Ignored Bills.
The number of ignored bills returned
was twenty-one. One of the them was
against Stephen Reap. member Of the
executive board of the United Mine
Workers, who was charged by Harry
Cardell with obstructins legal pro-
cess. A number of other strike cases
were also ignored
There is a law in Pennsylvania which
provides for the arrest and conviction
Of women who annoy their neishbors
by scolding. The charge is known "a
common scoId. The act applies only
to women, and men cannot be held for
1t, yet Justice of the Peace Dolphin, Of
Olyphant, sent in a transcript against
John Flax, Of Jones street, the Ridge.
which charged him with the offense
of common scold. The prosecutor was
Jacob Hull, also of Jones street. the
Ridge, who did not appear before the
grand jury, and the case was ignored.
The costs of the Justice and constable
were $3.50, which the county will have
TO pay, because Justice Dolphin doesn't