Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-21
MIspEEDs AND PENALTIES.

Ellen 0'Shea of Rutland has been
sent to the house of correctionfor four
months for keeping liquor for sale
without a license.
John McParlin, who left Rutland the
first,of March with about $40 collected
as delivery clerk for the Cash Combi-
nation store, was arrested April IA in
Providence, X. /. He had a sister liv-
ing there, which led the police to
watch for him.
Tramps are thought to be RESPONSE
bic tor the firing Of a barn at the fair
grounds in Rutland April -. The
roof OF the barn was destroyed, but
the frame work is in fairly good condi-
ton except for charred beams. The
damage is estimated at about $500,
partly covered by insurance.
Emilio Vochini, who was in the so
cialist anarchist fight in Barre on the
night that Eli Corti was killed and
whose coat was punctured by bullets,
and Antonio Bianchi, concerned in the
same row, pleaded guilty in county
court April y to breach Of the peace
and each was fined S2j and costs.
Mrs. Mary Beach, who was charged
with the larceny OF $50 in money from
William Hunt OF Montpelier late in
January, was discharged by the court
April 10. as not guilty. The money
was missed IRON refrigerator, after
Mrs. Hunt had taken the rolls of bills
out of this curious receptacle one day,
while Mrs. Beach was sitting nearby,
10 pay bill.
H. Davis Of Mortified in Washing
ton county court pleaded guilty.
April Is to the larceny OF a Marlin rifle
from the express office in NOrthtield.
He was sentenced 10 the industrial
school al Nergennes for the remainder
OF his minority. In case he does not
I behave the alternative is the house Of
correction lie is about seventeen
years old and his sentence expires
! Dec. %, 1907.
/ j. c. Reagan of st. Adams was ar
raigned April I 4 to answer to charge
OF selling intoxicating liquor without a
license Reagan pleaded not guilty,
[ but after a hearing in which the fact
( that Mr.. Reagan was the possessor OF
I a United States revenue tax stamp for
the sale Of intoxicating liquor was
brought out, he was found guilty and
fined $500 and costs. He appealed
and furnished bail.
The first criminal case TO be tried be-
fore the present term of Rutland coun-
~ court was that OF the state against
Fred Tuck for assault and breach OF
the peace. The offense which Tuck
was charged with committing was in
beating boy with a horsewhip while
he was trying to steal a ride. Tuck
was found guilty OF the charges pre-
ferred against him and a fine OF go
and costs was imposed.
The case of State VS.. John Lewis
for the larceny OF horse from Lunnit
Bros. in Barre, was mol pressed April
| Is in Washington county court Lewis
! hired the team, became intoxicated,
drove to Groton, N. H., and was 50
long in notifying the owners of the
whereabouts of the team that theft was
suspected. Lewis pleaded guilty 70
| intoxication and was sentenced 10 pay
a fine of s. and costs or take twenty
days in Jail. He took the Jail sentence.
! Rochela salvatore, the Italian who is
bound over TO the county court on a
charge OF assault with intent to kill In
shooting at Conductor Henry April y,
was again in Montpelier city court the
18th. He retracted his plea OF not
guilty of intoxieation and pleaded
guilty. He was fined 50 and costs and
took the alternative sentence of ten
DAYS in Jail. Because OF the serious
character OF the crime charged against
him in the shooting case, States At
torney Senter will not file an informa-
ton against salvatore, but he will be
held for the grand jury next fall.
Everett A. Morse of Calais, who was
indicted last September tor the forgery
OF the signatures of ii. A. Morse and
Allan Morse 10 a note for 5000 at the
Montpelier Savings bank, pleaded
guilty in Washington county court
! April / to the Indictment against him.
Judge Start sentenced him to not less
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