Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
MIspEEos AND PENALTIES.

Is week before. He pleaded guilty ano
). paid his fine of So and costs of s7.19.
,e A gang of burglars entered the
, grocery store of r. ID. Fuller in Rut-
! land during the night March .. cutting
pane of glass out OF window.
q They took the contents OF the cash
n register, amounting to $, and es-
' capped.
! Carl c. Stevens of st. Adams, stu
: dent at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, held on charge OF lar
eeny, has been brought before the
grand jury of Suffolk county, Massa-
i chusetts, which body found no evidence
OF crime or wrong doing, and Stevens
left for home.
Frank Boyle was arrested in Dover
last week on the charge of shooting at
his brother, Fred, with intent TO kill
Frank denied the shooting, but after
trial Justice Snow put him under 81 900
bonds to keep the peace, and falling TO
get bonds he was taken to Newtane
Jail, where he will remain until after
court term.
Charles White, employed in the
barber shop OF S. ID. Hartman at Bel !
lows Falls, stole $50 from the cash |
drawers in the shop, a lot of barber
implements and skipped town. lie
carried with him also a check for 800
which his wife, whom he married in /
November, gave him to use towards /
buying cut millinery business while /
she was at the markets in New York. /
John Deryin, liveryman OF Rut-
land. bought a rig last week of one
John Deual, who later hired a team OF
Dervin to go to Ludlow and be gone
four days. Nothing has been seen of
Deual or team since, and March Is
Deputy Sheriff Fish of West Rutland
told Mr.. Dervin that the RIG he bought
of Deual was taken from Goddards
livery stable in Granville, N. y, and
that Mr.. Goddard would visit Rutland
the next day and take back his prop
erty.
The jury in the case of State VS..
John Doyle and Eugene Sargood for
the alleged poisoning Of colts. heard in
Bennington county court, returned
verdict OF guilty March Il. Sargood
was sentenced to not more than four
md one-half years in states prison at
Windsor and Doyle TO not less than
hree and one-half years. Both men
addressed the court, declaring their
'ntire innocence. Counsel for the re-
pondents gave notice that an appeal
would be taken on exceptions and bail :,
vas furnished 10 await the outcome of .
be appeals. III
Sullivano Canatel was arrested Ia
iarch 10, charged with an assault Z
pom Joseph Ross. He was arrainned ~
. Burlington city court. where bail a
,as fixed at $500, which he was nn- h,
ole TO furnish. Canatel and Ross Il
ave small stores near Fort Ethan U
lien, where they got into fight. :"
lrlng which il is claimed Ross drew ss
revolver and threatened to shoot iii
anatel, The latter. Ii is alleged. then DIR
hlpped out razor and slashed Ross w
ross the face, cutting a deep cash -
ier the nose and under each eve 81,
G followed this with two more deem tn
It's, one in the neck and one in the tr,
ok. " ~ We
Mrs. Eta Brown Benjamin, aged NJ
: than II years, was bound over 10 or
g county court at Bradford March 8
charge of forgery. Mrs. Benla. ste
n before her marriage was a domes. by
employed in the family of Charles mn
Mum in Oxford, n. H., going from wa
est Fairlee. In settling with her her
!. MUM gave check on the White The
yer bank. In doing so he acciden- y e
" blotted another blank check t w.
len he left on his desk. When his owe
cunt was returned from tile bank retl
discovered this check filed out for ;,
~ to the order of Eta Simmons i tui,
ing been cashed by 7. A. Weeks, a II
reliant at North Strattord. II was any
Iorsed by Eta Simmons. The OF I
'wn (Slmmonsl girl has since been the
rfled to man named BENJAMIN of Sn ,
witch, where she made her home. en ur
IS rumored that she forged her recc
ents' signature to the marriage per- Ner
she being under II years old. cure
he death OF Mrs. Lester Brace at and
ltlngton is attended with sus- 1t
Gus circumstances. DR.. Falby was scril
ed TO go to the home Saturday. spec
oh D, and, arriving in the evening. pR,ss
I'd the woman dead. she apparent In n
aving been dead about six hours cove
husband stated that he left her al The
that afternoon apparently In good guar
tn and the doctor was inclined 10 a sne ,
k it case of suicide. This YER or b,
would have been accepted but on the i
day Mr.. Brace, the husband, went medi
edmond to purchase coffin for Re
Wife lie was accompanied by drug
Temple. a brother of his wife
two men got intoxicated at Rich.
d and Temple was left somewhere s.se
ne way home by Brace. When Hs4sa
e reached Huntington he was stiU AZ.
licated and made statements al -
an discriminating nature about s.
Hlfe's death that he was placed g s.
r arrest pending further investi- n:IT
n. Temple did not reappear. &@A4.
I'VE my whole life to Burdock BLOOD PuIoI
-. Scrofulous sores covered ~. DulCl
seemed beyond cure. Il. n II Co.,
made me a perfectly well woman y D'iVti