Evening journal., 1903-05-21
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STABBING WIFE
Blood-thirsty Italian Con-
victed OF Assault With
Intent TO Murder
HE MUST STAND HOUR IN PILLORY
Frank Loeb, Young Man Who Escaped
From Delaware Hospital, Where He
Was Sent While shanmine illness,
Escapes Sentence.

In the Court of General Sessions this
morning the jury in the case OF Savino
hi Guglielmo charged with assault
with intent to murder his wife. return
ed verdict of guilty. Testimony was
heard in the case yesterday TO the ef-
feet that the prisoner had cut his wife
nine times with knife. The jury was
charged by Judge Grubb this morning.
and came in with the verdict after be-
ing out but n short time.
Chief Justice Lore in pronouncing
sentence, told hi Guglielmo that he
would have to understand that his
countrymen could not come TO this
country and commit such crimes. lie
was sentenced TO pay $1,000 fine. serve
thre years Imprisonment and stand one
hour in the Dillory
Frank Loeb. who yesterday pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of larceny of
an overcoat, changed his plea TO guilty.
On application of his attorney. Horace
G. Knowles. the prisoner was paroled.
Michael Di Guglielmo became his
bondsman. Loeb is the young man who,
while at the Delaware Hospital several
months ago, escaped by jumping from
a window. He stole an overcoat from
a back yard. and was captured later
at Darby. Loeb is but about 10 years
old. and his home is in New York
Walter Talley, who pleaded guilty
to breaking into the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing and Allen Brady colored. who
pleaded guilty to larceny. were also
paroled.
Frank williams was sentenced to one
months Imprisonment for stealing a
quart ofRnilk.
William Brown and George Johnson,
colored, changed their plea from not
guilty to guilty of the larceny of print
er's rolls, the property Of Albert r.
Saylor They were sentenced TO one
months Imprisonment.
William Allen peaded guilty 70 gam
bling. aud q fine Of $500 was imposed.
In default of payment of the fine he
was sent to the workhouse FOR one
month
Samuel Davies. colored was charged
with stealing eighty-eight cuspidores
from the Pullman Car Company. He
was represented by J. Frank Ball and
pleaded not guilty. Davis viii be given
"A trial this afternoon.
The following persons We're arraign-
ed and entered pleas as follows: Walter
Daniels, colored, assault, not guilty;
Harry Grubb, larceny. not guilty; VIII
liam and Irwin Hamer, not guilty;
Julia Smith, false pretense and embez-
element.
, Henry Baker was placed on trial,
/ charged with the larceny OF a quantity
Of brass from the Brandywine Granite
Company.
On account Of the absence of a ma
terial witness, the case against Henry
Baker was continued until this after
noon. The following true bills were
returned;
Forgery, David J. Jacobs, Thomas
/ Connell and John Glynn; false pre-
lenses Edward Briscoe; larceny. Ellis
worth Boyer; embezzlement. James A.
Brooks; lasciviously toying with fe-
male child, William Bayard.
At the afternoon session yesterday
Horace G. Knowles. counsel for w. II
Lockyer. who was charged with assault
with intent to commit murder, asked
that the charge be changed to assault
which. on account of the mitigating cir.
d cumstances, the court granted. Lock.
g yer was sentenced to pay $500 anc
costs. which he promptly paid.
Upon the recommendation OF the At.
torney- General the following who hat
been indicted were discharged: Martir
Carey. Helen Gilbert Harry Hardy
Joel Shortlidge, James Delaney, Franf
Fisher, Ella Schwisher and Frank Mat.
thews.
John witticoe. for the larceny o
S1.5O received ten lashes and fou
e months imprisonment
e For stealing a carriage cushion an'
= fsome straps. George Jenkins was sen
j. fenced to five months in the work
J. house