Evening journal., 1903-11-17
|oward Cooling Sen
Itenced to Eighteen
Months Imprisonment
for Assault and Battery
lOn Miss Harri9an
rank Sanford Read a
Written Plea to the
Judges and Gets Six
Months in WOrkhouse
for Larceny

sYou have been here before and il
F ms cheaper to keep you in the work.
Sc than to let you prey on the public.
Chief Justice Lore. in sentencing
liam Boulden, c5.ored, in the Count
General Sessions this morning. Boul-
pleaded guilty TO the larceny Of three
IS Of babber's clippers and six razors,
4 porpersy Of Ferdinand Johnson. He
sentenced to one years imprisonment
. to be whipped with Is lashes.
+, ,hn Connolly pleaded guilty to steal
4 y pair Of shoes. Several witnesses tes-
, d to his previous good character and
d he had served in the PHILIPPINES. He
! imprisoned for three months.
Dscph Wayne, entered a plea of guilty
carrying concealed a deadly weapon.
Itorney- General Ward stated to the
1T that there are other charges Of
ceny against Wayne. He was SEN
+ ced to thirty days for carrying the
cealed deadly weapon.
. hired Lloyd, colored, pleaded not guilty
3polntlng a pistol. He is represented by
s n II. Neary and VIII be tried this af-
boon.
florence Winchester, colored. was ar
sned and pleaded not guilty to larceny.
Valentine Did Not Appear.
hen the case Of Clarence Valentine,
3 srged with carrying concealed a dead
weapon was called, THE defendant. who
,ut on bail, failed to put in appearance.
. mel Mccormick was on his bond. At
ney- General Ward asked that the bond
+ forfeited and a capias issued forth
Stole Bed Spread.
sn w. Reason, colored, who yesterday
Is sentenced TO thirty days for carry
a razor, pleaded not guilty to the
Sceny Of a bed quilt and picture, the
sperty Of Sallie Wilson. The jury
md z him guilty without leaving the
ehd he was SENTENCED to be whipped
,hdffteen lashes and to be imprisoned
n year.
toward Cooling was arrigned and
aded guilty. TO the charge Of assault
ID battery on Miss Ida Harrigan. He
lined he was drunk when ne assaulted
ss IIarrigan. He was sentenced to
I've eighteen months in the workhouse.
frank Sanford was arraigned for the
ceuy of Umbrellas and pleaded guilty
twO courts. He was arrested at New
:, in which vicinity be is said to have
ZEN a number of umbrellas from the
ls Of houses.
Ianfcrd had prepared a plea in writing
ich he read 20 the court before SEN
ice was pronounced. The lashes were
nttted by the court, but he was SEN
lcei ito three months on'each count.
oseph Smath pleaded guilty to larceny
was sentenced TO six months and ter
hes.
Richard Tierney pleaded not guilty tS
larceny Of a watch.
Ather true bills returned by the grand
y were: James Smith larceny; Samue
srce, assault and battery; Robert Hon
y. carrying a concealed deadly weap
and James DeCnNs, having birds il
possession other than game birds.
David Reinhardt, counsel for Johr
ynn, charged with embezzlement
4 'ade an application for bail for the
PENDANT. The bail was fixed at $1,000
ynn was arrested in Newport News
ID was only brought here last night
Trial List Gone Over.
At yesterday afternoons session of TIL
unsy court the civil trial list was gon
er, many members of the bar beini
esent. There are $50 cases on the lis
d it will be gone over again on Wed
sday afternoon.
Assistant City Solicitor Baldwin Spring
on behalf Of City Solicitor Robert C
irman. had all suits against the cit,
irlVed for trial. The appeal cases Of DR.
srtel. who was fined S25 in City Cour
r violating a city ordinance, werl
ssed temporarily.
There are a number Of special jur,
sas Walter H. Hayes, counsel for tn