The Republican journal., 1903-10-01
DIVORCES.

DIVORCES.
Sylvina S. Nad0, Belfast from Frank A.
Nado, parts unknown; custody of minor
children Addie L. and Mary E. Nado. given
to the mother.
Lucy A. Heal. Searsmont, from Henry NJ.
Heal, Somerville, Mass. custody of minor
child given to the mother; and $500 in lieu
of alimony.
Eva A. Colson, Belfast, from Chester E..
Colson, WinterpOrt.
William E. Baker, Winterport, from Cert
rude NJ. Baker, Middleboro, Mass. custody
of minor child, Earl W. Baker, given to the
libellant.
Alma F. Knowles, Monroe, from Clarence
W. Knowles, Newburgh; custody Of minor
child, Zelma May Knowles, given to the
mother; libellant to recover costs, $50.
Clarence ]. Downs, Winterport, from
Lucinda S. Downs, BrocktOn, Mass.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Following is the action taken in cases on
the criminal docket at this term
Winfield S. Edminster, appealed; search
and seizure; filed.
Winfield S. Edminster, app. search and
seizure; mol pros.
Leonard L. Gentner and Frank E. Nash,
app. Nash was reported as sick and unable
to attend Court Drs. John and E. L.
Stevens and r. R. Tibbetts were appointed
by the Court to examine the respondent.
They reported that it would be unsafe to
bring him into Court, as he had very Sc
we're attack of chronic Indigestion. On an
appeal case from the Belfast Police Court
on search and seizure, the judgment of the
lower court was affirmed and costs taxed at
$50. The sentence of the Police Court was
a fine of 500 and costs, and 80 days in Jail,
or in default of payment of fine and costs,
80 days additional. A mittimus has issued,
by which the respondent is to be committed
to jail as soon as he is able to be moved.
Jesse E. Staples, app. search and seizure !;
mol pros.
Ulysses S. Mitchell, app, assault and
battery on Daniel Meservey of Morrill,, June
%, 1908, sentence of lower court affirmed !;
fine and costs $24.32.
Frank c. Boardman, app; assault and
battery on James 0. Elwell at Islesboro,
Aug. 81, 1908; Judgment of lower court
affirmed fine $40, and costs $11.33, paid.
George L. Pendleton, app; intoxication
at Islesboro judgment of lower court affirm
ed fine S., and costs S11.33; paid
Joseph w. Sawyer, app, illegal fishing.
The respondent was convicted before Trial
Justice Chas. A. Hatch, at Unity, for catch
ing 70 trout in the Ware Brook in Thorn
dixie Aug. 10, 1902, and sentenced to fine of
$50, and costs, S25.7. The case was mol
pressed on payment of costs.
VIM. j. Robbins, Jr., app; intoxication
at Belfast; mol pros.
Jesse E. Staples, app. search and seizure ;
filed.
Winfield S. Edminster; app, search and
seizure; filed.
The following action was taken on in
dictments since The Journals last report
Jesse E. Staples; single sale; filed.
Jesse f. Staples; keeping drinking house
and tippling shop; filed.
Jesse E. Staples; common seller; plea Of
not guilty withdrawn; pleaded guilty; SEN
fenced to fine of $500 and costs SO, and
in default of payment months in Jail.
Jesse E. Staples; nuisance; plea of not
guilty withdrawn; pleaded guilty; SEN
fenced to months in jail.
Winfield S. Edminster; keeping drink
ing house, etc. filed.
not guilty withdrawn; pleaded guilty SEN
fenced to 4 months in Jail.
Winfield S. Edminster; common seller
plea of not guilty withdrawn; pleaded
guilty sentenced to fine OF 5000, and costs
$40; and in default of payment to months
in Jail.
Winfield S. Edminster; single sale, filed.
Frank E. Nash single sale; filed.
Frank E. Nash !; common seller; filed.
Frank E. Nash; drinking house, etc. ;
filed.
Frank E. Nash nuisance; filed.
As the liquor cases now stand, Edminster
and Staples are each serving sentences of 4
months in Jail under the indictments for
nuisance; in default of payment of fine and
costs in the common seller cases they are to
serve months after the expiration of the
first mentioned sentences. Nash is to be
committed under the mittimus in search and
seizure case as soon as his health will per-
NIT his being moved to the Jail. The search
and seizure case against Gentner was con-
tinued. The cases filed are held to be used
in the future should occasion arise therefor.
Percy Higgins, who was sentenced to the
State Prison last week, was taken to that
institution Friday.
Both juries were discharged and the
Court finally adjourned Friday noon.