The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-20

The grand jury made It's final report
to court yesterday and was discharged
It's finding was as follows:
To the llonoIabl, the Judges OF the Court of
Quarter Sessions OF Larkawanna County;
The grand inquest in and for the county Of
Larkawanna respectfully reports as follows:
Tile attention OF the grand jury was called to
about -four hundred eases of this number about
two hundred and scventy.fyc were ignored for
the reason that the prosecutors did not appear or
for the reasons tha, the evidence was insult
fcicnt
Tile grand jury visited the several county
hiillings and found the same in clcanly con.
ton and well managed
The grand jury interviewed several OF the
prisoner, now confined in the county jail Of
this county, for the purpose of ascertaining how
they were fed; and they invariably informed
The grand jury that the food supplied to them
WAS of good quality and sufficiently supplied.
Under the able management Of the warden, Mr..
W. L. simpson, the condition Of the jail is per
feet.
The grand jury cordially extend their thanks
to the district attorney for the able manner in
which he conducts his office, and also for his at
tention to the grand jury while they were in
session.
The grand jury is also thankful TO Tipstaf
jury was session.
Respectfully submitted.
s. j. Matthews, Foreman.
The true bills returned were as fol-
lows:
ROBBERY.
James sullivan; Harry lIottol,, pros
Bernard Brady; Harry lIottola, pros.
Dennis Brady; George Vanish, pros.
Dennis Brady: Michael Maholchck, pros.
Thomas I:uddy; Harry lIottola, .prns
Thomas Ruddy; George Vanish, pros.
Dennis Brady: Harry Hottoa, pros.
William Cotton; Iona B. Day, pros.
Thomas Ruddy; Michael Maholchick, pros
Ian Romanosli: Joseph Warinuski. pros
John McGowun; Margaret Barry, pros.
FALSE pRErENSEs.
Merritt J. Kishpaugh and Ada Kishpaugh; Lieu
tenant John Davis, pros
Merritt j. kslpaugh and Ada Kis,plugh; Lieu
tcnan, John Davis. pros.
Peter Iipowica; u. L. Taylor, pros.
Merritt !. Ksrpaugh and Ada Kishpaugh; Lieu
tenant John Davis, pros
SELLING on SUNDAY.
Charles Jacobs; Fred Addison pros.
Salvatore Cappcllo; James H. Kelly, pros.
ADULTERY
Arch Dunlap: John Hawk pros.
Benjamin +. Burdicl; T.. \. Stanton pros.
FoRNIC ArIoN.
Ella Maud Stanton; l.. A. Stanton, pros.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
George G,isc Michael Massage, pros.
John Kcra; Michael Massage, Pros.
Joseph Luciani and Ncolo Chanci Nazarius
Pascolino, pros
Ahc Posner: John Ccglc. pros.
Fred Setback; Margaret Setback, pros.
ToRcIBLE ENTRY AND DETMNER
Frank Novack: Joseph Papa, pros.
LARCENY AND RECEIVING.
Toncy Minoti: Louise Manniel proy.
AIDING PRISONER TO ESCAPE
Filiman Gamble; Morris Wcglnan, pros.
Among the big batch of ignored bills
were the following: Hattie Seegar,
charged with libel by John SeiEler;
Sarah Ford, perjury, Ellen Nelson;
James II. Mccarthy, embezzlement,
Mary Burke. Andrew Moran, perjury;
Ignatz Altman, pros. James NJ. Durkin,
forgery; James Mangan. pros Mar
Sarel DlHller, perjury Mdfy mccarthy,
pros. James Bucknavish, perjury;
Tony Lukon, pros. John Sacki, embez-
element; Joseph Kolochi, pros. Thomas
Murza, perjury; Thomas Wellingtona-
vitz, pros. NJ Mclaughlin, misde
meanor in office; Thomas jenkins,
pros. Michael Luce, misdemeanor in
office: Thomas jenkins, pros. Frank
Hulzsche. libel: w. f. Smythe. pros.
Louis Freedman, libel; George NJ.
Okell, pros. Nj. p. O'Connor violation
of post laws; S. j. Stevens, pros. Ella
Lynett, adultery; Anna Rosenkrantz.
pros. Annie Rosencranz, perjury; FL
len Lynott, proX. Matthew Coleman,
embezzlement; James McCarrick, pros.