Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-04-16

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oSE CIVIL TRIAL.
Tae only civil case tried ives q small
ONE, an action on sccount- Brewer vs..
Gtsses. A. one jury Was out on erimi-
naf case, ard only ntne jurors remained,
u was agreed 10 try the case with a jury
OF nine. Verdict for plaintiff, so 81.
DIVORCES DEcREED-
Hinckley J. Robertson, libeuant, vs..
Hattie Robertson, for adultery. Custody
OF child decreed to iiheilaBt. King for
Georgia z. Warren, iibeilsnt, VS.. Fred
" srren, for cruel and abusive treatment.
King for Iibeiiapt.
Elmer c. Wood worth, iibeilsnt, VS..
Henrietta l. Woodwork, for utter deser-
ton. Spofford for lioeliant.
ONE NEW CITIZEN.
Naturalization papers were issued to
William II. Seaver, OF Eden
THE CRIMINAL DOCKET.
The grand jury reported at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. Sixty-seven indict-
ments were returned, sixty three OF which
were for liquor selling.
The greatest interest conferred In the
Ware murder case, in which Indictment
for murder was found against William T.
Treworgy. A detailed report OF this case
may be found elsewhere In this Issue.
Following Is q list of cases on the GRIM
inal docket. except liquor cases, with
record OF their disposal mp to noon to-day:
Nesr Indictments.
William I. Treworgy, OF Bucksport, for
murder. Arrsigned Tuesday. Pleaded
not guilty. Remsnded for trial.
james s. Ryan. OF Bar Harbor, for
larceny. Ths charge against Ryan was
for larceny Of about SIS worth OF clothing
and miscellaneous small articles He was
arraigned Monday and pleaded guilty.
As he had already been In jail several
months awaiting trial, and as the injured
party had asked the ciemency of the
court, sentence was made only thirty days
in county jail.
Susan Mesde-, OF Ellsworth, for larceny.
Mrs. Meader was charged with stealing
IA alligator leather grip from Madam
Cunningham. OF the American house.
The case was tried yesterday. Owing to
local interest. the court room Was
crowded. County Attorney Tracy APP
pearea for State, and @ b. Stuart for the
respondent. Verdict, MOI guilty.
Edwin Frazier, OF Ellsworth Falls, for
catelesssy shooting human being.
Frazier YVES bunting last November with
William w. Wilson, OF Ellsworth Falls.
They saw a deer and both raised their
rifles TO fire, Frazier aiming directly over
Wilson's shoulder. The ball shattered the
bone OF Wilson's right wrist. Frszier
pleaded motto contenderie. Sentenced to
pay fine OF $50 and costs; mittimus sus-
pended until further order OF the court.
October Indictment.
Harry Cousins, OF Ellsworth, indicted
at October term for larceny OF horse
owned by Mr. Gray, of Br5oksvlile. Ar
raigned Monday; pleaded guilty. Ar
rsignei for trial Tuesday, Withdrew ,,ie.
Of not guilty and pIeggdssf s..ilsty. Sem
'e"eea " h.seo, maths 10 State prison.
Appealed Cases.
soosries NJ. DeIano, search and seizure.
fined 800 and costs taxed at SIS.
james r. Ford, search and seizure.
Continued.
r. P. Haynes, drunk and disorderly.
MOI pressed, respondent having been
committed to an insane ssylum.
Arthur Gray, assault and battery. Pies
OF not guilty refrscted. Continued for
sentence on payment OF costs, taxed at
si525.
Alexander II. Gray, assault and battery.
Mel pressed.
Frank Brscy, for cruelty to animals. !
Brscs defsuited bail of 800. Rearrested
this week; retracted plea OF not guilty,
and pleaded guilty. Sentenced to sixty
days in county jail.
RESOLUTION TO COUNTY ATTORNEY.
The grand jury, teforc rising Saturday,
adopted the following:
We the undersigned members OF the grand
jury Of Hancock county. desire TO express our
appreciation OF the uniform courtesy ue have
received 81 the hands OF d. y. Tracy, eco,
county attorney OF this county, during both tie
sessions of this body. amt hereby tender