The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-01

which opens Monday next. The list fol
the coming term will have nearly sever
hundred cases. The list for the first
week follows:
First Week-Monday, Oct. g.
l. Stephen Chickure, murder; w. A
Phillips pros.
2. W. W. Scranton, libel; Wade NJ
Finn, pros
8. Kate Toomey larceny and receiy-
ing; Iona Day, pros
4. Simon Thomas, bribery; Robert Will
son, pros.
s. Joseph Splitter. selling liquor on
Sunday Robert Wilson. pros.
q. james Cook. larceny and receiving;
Frank Yurko, pros.
L Rahaela MisIin, a-puult and bat
terry; Adam Iclunas. pros.
s. Mary Cutsavage. selling liquor on
Sunday Alick Solomon, pros.
8. Minnie Borden assault and battery;
John Button, pros.
TO- Kate Vidofsl, aggravated as
sault and battery; Walcryja Sowiinska,
pros
II. Frank McNittie, forgery; Frank
Robling. ir., pros.
12. Edward Sharak, cXtortion; Charles
Sussavish pros.
10. Edward Sharak, extortion; Paul
Promick, pros.
IA. Edward Sharak eXtortion; Agnes
Strukcfsky. proX.
Is. Frank Kofczcnski, impersonating a
detective: w. A. Phillips. pros.
IS. Frank 1iofczenski, cxtortion: Agnes
Strukefsky, proX.
Ii. Frank kofczcnski, extorton; Paul
Promick, pros.
49, Frank Kofczcnski, eXtorton; Chas.
Sussavish. pros
49, Nazaro Pascolini. carry concealed
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90 Nazareno Pascolini. e on o u S
wounding; Iona B. Day, pros.
21 Harry SpitZ, larceny by bailee;
Chaunccy c. johnson. pros.
90 Leopold Schimpff, assault and bat
terry Mary Schimpff, prox.
23 Evcritt Toss and William j. Toss,
malicious mischief; Joseph Lutety. pros.
"a James Carlucci larceny and re-
ceving: Anthony Mularkcy, pros.
25 Francis b. Clifford, embezzlement
by tax collector; H. w. Watkins, pros.
Tuesday, Oct. z.
oG +. j. Maloncy, bribery; Thomas
LeyShon. pros.
o. l.. j. Maloney. bribery; Robert Will
2S William Grcanc. burglary; Iona b.
Day, pros.
80 Michael Dcvinc. fclonious wound
ing; A. w. Palmer, pros.
3O Peter Ruanc. Kate Ruanc, disorder
ly house; Frank Gydon. pros.
81 Kate Ruane, adultery: Frank Gy-
don, pros.
32 Peter Ruanc, larceny and receiving
Felman Neral, pros.
80. Peter Lipowicz, perjury; William
Craig, pros
"a. Otto Schoen. fornication and bas-
tardy; Subna Carroll proX.
35. Myrtle Hill, accessory to breaking
,n-ic Nhn
SO. Nellie Williams. accessory to break
ing prison; Dennis j. Roche, pros.
81. A. II. Adams, breaking prison;
Miles j. McAndrew, pros.
IS. Louis Zelenski, alias Frank Zelcn-
ski. breaking prison; Miles j. McAndrcw,
pros.
80. Stanley Belvinc, larceny and recelv-
ing; +. r. Seaman. pros.
40. John Stepvahovich, larceny and re-
ceiving; y. r. Seaman, pros.
Al. John Boobnes, larceny and receiv-
ing; Il. r. Seaman, pros.
~. Edward Davis, adultery; William j.
Watkins, pros.
Giuseppe Lafake. pros.
A. Jacob Smith, neglecting to keep
books: Iona b. Day. pros.
As. Patrick McNulty, felOnious wound
ng; James II. McAndrew, pros.
46. William Kennedy, embezzlement;
Benjamin Lewis, pros.
Al. William Kennedy, affray; Benjamin
Lewis pros.
As. William Brogan, attempt at rape;
Helen Lapcinck, proX.
40. Martin McArdrews, embezzlement; I;
Patrick Moffitt, pros.
so. Joseph Demeln, discharging fire.
arms; John Leiboh, pros.
81. Joseph Stern. adultery; Sprinca
Yurmak pros.
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Thomas Turner, John Judge, assault and
battery; Anthony Shalkowski. pros.
52 Benjamin Jarvis, Frank Malone.
Thomas Turner, John Judge, aggravated
assault and battery; Frank Naclawsky.
pros.
"a Benjamin Jarvos, Frank Malone.
Thomas Turner. Frank Hult2. malicious
mischief; Frank l.imczewski, pros.
3d. Benjamin Jarvis, Thomas Turner.
Frank Malone, Frank Hultz, felonious
wounding; Frank Limczewski. pros.
Wednesday, Oct. 8.
So S. Il. Wayland, obstructing Justice;
Robert Wilson, pros.
81. NJ. d. Belts. larceny and receiving;
William Shafer, pros.
IS, John Coleman, selling liquor with
out license; Robert Wilson, pros.
80, William Lisk, selling liquor without
license; Robert Wilson, pros
SO. N. L. Eckenrode, fornication and
bastardy; Mrs. w, b, Duggan proN.
81. Joseph Tuffy, William Corbett, Jr.,
Leo Ryan, Frank Ryan, larceny and re-
ceiving; p, j. Hickey, pros
81. William Coulter jr., riot; John
Flanagan, pros,
63. Annie swartz, assault and battery;
Rose Freedman, proX.
"a. Annie Davis, disorderly house;
Mary Maloney, pros.
s., Benjamin Howey, burglary; John
N, 1.illibridge, pros
66. Domnick Scavo felonious wound
ing; Dominick Constance, pros.
67. Joseph Monneki, malicious mischief,
Balls Jacobs, pros,
6S. Toney Neuter, larceny and receiy-
ing; Iona b. Day, pros,
so. John II. Reynolds, fornicaton and
bastardy; Freda Gretchen, proX.
70. Danief' l.. Stark, aggravated as
sault and battery; William Hall, jr, pros.
II. Catherine Peel, false pretense; p,
j. Conroy, pros
79. John Datsko, aggravated assault
and battery; John Kapak, pros
70. Sophie kleeman, common scold; Ru-
.dolph Buenzli. pros
"A. Sophie Kleeman. cruelty to animals;
Rudolph Buenzi, pros.
rs. Sophie Kleeman, common scold; MI
chael Naegli, pros.
76. Sophie Kleeman, cruelty to ami
mails; Michael Naegli, pros.
n. Patrick Barrett, carrying concealed
weapons; Adam Rosencrans, pros.
rs. William Taylor, assault and bat
terry; Adam Rosencrans pros.
70. George w. Beale, w. N. Cole, con-
spiracy; Cadivor Morgan, pros.
so. Thomas Jones, assault and bat
terry; James Phillips. pros.
81. M ID. Rosenfield, assault and bat
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