The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-21
The Dashing West Pointer Is Ar
raigned on a Charge Of
Bigamy.
His Bail Is Continued at So, 800
and Trial Set for
Feb. /.
Being Unable to Secure Bail He
Must Remain in Jail Pend
,.' ing Trial. -.

Samuel G.. Hazard, the daShlng
military man who has spent the last
few weeks in the Hennepin county
iail. has at last been indicted on the
charge of having too many wives.
The much advertised defendant ap-
reared before Judge Brooks at noon
to-day and pleaded not guilty 10 the
charge of bigamy. His trial was Sc.
for Feb. /. His bail, recently liked at
$500 was not reduced, ana tAe
prisoner will have to occupy cell 1or
q while longer at least.
George Stiles appeared at the oe-
PENDANTS attorney and urSed speeus
trial, but Assistant County Attorney
Jearv insisted that Hazard was en-
titled to no special privileges ana
would have to wait his turn with the
other prisoners.
The true bill returned against MI.
Hazard is short and alleges that the
defendant, then and there being
married man and having a living Wl1e
did, on Nov. II, 1908, marry L1nda
Burfield. contrary to the statutes
made and provided.
Other Prisoners ArraiSned.
Louis H. Burch, accused of shoot
ing his wife, Annie N. Burch, was ar
raigned on an Indictment charging
assault in the first degree. He plead
ed not guilty and his trial was set Tor
Jan. %.
Paul Davis indicted for stealing
s65 worth of jeWelry from oscar I'
peterson, 2122 Ninth avenue, APP
neared in court and pleaded not
guilty to one Indictment, charging
grand larceny in the first, and to ans
other. charging burglary in the thlfo
degree. The larceny indictment
pleaded a previous conviction IN or
der that the prisoner. If convicted
this time, might be given double
penalty. The trial was set for FEB. l.
Frank De Gray was arraigned ano
pleaded not guilty to grand larceny II
the second degree. He IS accused ~
stealing an overcoat, muffler ant
gloves valued at $40 from IOo CentIa
avenue. His trial is set for Jan. 2S
Alleged Fur Thieves.
h Frank Stearns, John Green, James
McAvoy, Patrick Sheehan ana Petel
Conley. the young men accused OF
stealing fllrs worth 1915 from Holtzer-
mans store, 425 Cedar avenue, We're
= All arraigned this morning on two IN;
\ dictments, charging them Jointly witt
n grand larceny in the first and bur
glary in the third degree. Each dc
PENDANT entered a plea of not guilty
the Dali IN EACH CcloC "e't' -ii-NNHA
$1,000 and the cases all set 10
z Jan. 81.
3 George Hutchins, indicted for for
* gerry in the second degree, was ar
raigned and given until tomorrow
to plead.
! Charles Marshall and Chick La
+ throp each pleaded not guilty to gran'
larceny in the first degree. They ar
accused of stealing a diamond RIM
worth Sis from Ida Chase. BAH i
= each instance was fixed at ST, 900, an
b the trial of the cases set for Jan. -
n. p. Switchmen at Bar.
Arthur D. Reese and Frederic
Lake, charged with stealing l,OOO cigar
from a Northern Pacific railway Cal
were arraigned and pleau3o enc nc
guilty to grand larceny In the mrs
degree. Bail was fixed at $1,000 an
trial set for Jan. q.
IA Walter Lynch, accused OF attempt
Ing to steal IS from Peter Gleason
was arraigned, pleaded not guilty
x His trial was set for Jan. ~.
.s Joseph Worrell, indicted for gran
,arcenv in che second degree, fo
stealing an overcoat from the Flou
Exchange. was arraigned and we
given until tomorrow to plead:
Frank Myers pleaded not guilty
an Indictment charging grand la
ceny in the, first degree 40 oitS"I
alleged is lllS lilClt VI ~'oo
iewelry from 429 Nicollet avenu
The case was set for Jan. n and ba
was fixed at $1,000.
IA Cases Before Pond.
w Louis Bartender, Abe Fisher al
-o4 Joseph Moore, charged with steal1r
S54 from Morris Simon, We're a
raigned before Judge Pond TINS NOR,
tho and each pleaded not guilty to Il
crime of grand larceny in the first d
gree. A strenuous effort was made
have low BALI fixed but the court q
cided that $1,000 in each case w
not too high. Trial was set for FEB:
Edward Friedlund also appeared o
e fore Judge Pond and entered pl
or not guilty to an indictment chargl1
4 forgery in the second degree. B;
was fixed at $500 and will probably
furnished. Trial was set for FEB. 8.