The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-04-09
In JUSTICE AooRE'S COURT
Two Brothers Held for the Grant jury.
One for Stealing Chickens ana the 0ther
for Burglary.

CAleEra thlevcs have been Fslar thr.stag hlssi-
acas - tae 7Ect;eTu iuFt oi 'lafTa. g. z ss''eHa.
weeks. frosa ~ AIgy 81 iAawes2 -z7zsr p-ssasse '
have e.eca rslrss-i 81 thc sHsl-e tsassY slulK az
The lh!erery hAs ts-si-s - sHDs2 .as ssrurrs z-i
Others have guns and p.s}s 'satly w ss-aa " .sc
ryee tagTuieFs az tctFEia3
Oa Nauisy AS Crarifz y rJrri nHa uea-zns
upou TIC raarEc e sisA..as e. ra4ft.5a i'9. -
Scnsansy. ia Scw iudsos distrsrl A.arF ihe e. e.
deuor Gas 10 be ssnt ~ jail sn tvtaa.; % iai
30 AaAlt tne sstioa % tfs s1as-1 .tfy a. ilr A@}
terra o. court
Case of Burglary.
On Thurs3sf aftesusrla Alrk ncfEca az a.1cT
brother - Charles y risrl ~ tisrc assle7 r
ursn thc charge r. AncAklas ato lr aai4ne ~ t'aE
FitckiuEcF. tW9 Eltcf iF2a Ns~ "iA+t'f a'a-
sfrz lag . I'D s. wafr. e1atE.
Thr rv.tsurc fuf the SssEe ST. .ssst thsF 1u &arrn
a Fstc&inroE aad BIS u4te e-ns1 t1c 'ali'ge 500
door Of their huuse znozt rEses @ $3.50 slrFsEias
and weag away, she o. visit relative slsi -e q Al
tend ptibsc sAtn r-sa lhcls rlEurl ia lae aNvu
ing shout 80 o'eipcs. shsy discovered ihas abs
dooF had usrn broken of~sa aHd sllttf sifA aisl
ladys chan paiF u isens shss-s. s'aaa -
and A uskr u ss-isenfs were UtsslgE. NJ suA Nra
FIckingeg both itssies! thls eff ASST Glal q hrn
iscy 20 ,hey ~ MIA We O.. ueaf lhesr aea-e.
State Attorary ~tf-c4e exhibited c6z-a. " aiel
was tdenIife,f aY Ftirklgss % BIZ " IL Jie oc
that bsioG-sI 10 lie latter The chzia has ss-su
Tot seaiy-hsc eculs Mrs SGstrsgE7 lsses sfi zl 3
not BE- prcseRlat tse uoAring hui aef aussd iestl-
rcrnsinei f5- di4lier aui sftcr ards sal tnc eail
10 Nj Nusha um for twcuty Ave rrsts Jane so
Who Keeps a saiooa ~ UuIJu BraaEcl testified ihAi
one day last week kisk Nesfel osces-l ~ tHsir q
sateh chain for piui q whiskey. NsSu shpE Do
the chAia be vas hrsitatIog sbouI sisn ifsitE j.
when Nstsel spoke Mp and said tnAl Vas The ttzlp
he wanted 10 trade Tor WhsEkCy
Ia ais 0Hu behalf the Ecrsss3 a-ut .1 Jail lar us
brother Charles Weitel. - wlItcss. The Atirr
testiard that Charles Gum hz1 0ccrrl o. sell Ban
The ehafu which be slentiati. hut De arritHe1 Co
boy Gum be sid offered s. o. Ai' bfuiher Cor
twenty-five CENTS. and that kirk hoasuI o. L. an
swer 10 questions By lhe sccu=si the q ttHc>s ex
hib3tsd pair % shos for which hy iralel kuIe
70 Gum He took % ale shoe. ahtca Vas *
Aminsd b. Guy Fl,ekiuEer. y 40 il iar p - crr
exactly like those stolen from his huuse
kirk Nefkel told % huyiuE The chain irn10 tuas
Gum Of trying 10 trade % 60 James tx lnr piui
OF whiskey and steF % selling it o. Mr. @.zgl
While MetarI tesfifYiuE ~sluu2sU Nustaaurn
asked him why he did not give Use caiu O. Ms uW q
] wife aud Netzel answered thai hls Mlr III Rot
have watch aud did not usti \ chain = hrreupon
I Nushsum said he just asked 20 hnd uui whether
the witness thought more Of his sitc than his os
! which caused the court AMI spectators % laugh
who Charles Gum Is there was DO evidence. a.
neither the Court nor the states Attorney AsGCi
the Netkei's regarding the dva3er IN iewelry aud
second hand shoes ane they did Dot volunteer ANY
| evidence that would locate him
Al the conclusion Of the evidence Justice Moore
held XIX wetIel Ia the sum Of sllApi bAi ~ The
action OF the grand jury. Ia default Of which hr
1 was sent to Jail