St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-07-19
CALEDONIA COUNTY COURT.
More Jury Gases Disposed of.-The EN-
In Sight.

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More Jury Gases Disposed of.-The End
| In Sight.
During the past week large number
OF state cases were disposed OF and the
Juue term of court Is nearly completed
The jurors. except those on the State VI
John Judge case, were excused Monday
for the term and the remaining jurors
were excused yesterday morning.
In the case of State v. William Pope
for larceny, the respondent pleaded
guilty and was sentenced 10 not less than
FIVE months and not more than SIX
months In the House of Correction al
Rutland and to pay costs of prosecution
The sentence was stayed and be was
placed in the charge of the probation
officer.
In the case OF State v. Angelina Peduz-
ri, who pleaded guilty to one ofense OF
violation of the liquor laws, she was
fined $500 and costs of prosecution.
In the case OF State v. Warren Law
renee for larceny. the respondent pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to not more
than tour monthe and not less than
three months In the House OF Correction
at Rutland. The sentence was stayed
and he was placed in the charge OF the
probation officer. - '--.. - '-.
In the case Of State Y. James Duncan
pet ais, Tor conspiracy, the case was passed
to the supreme court before final
Judgment on demurrers filed. The state
was, represented in this case by the
states attorney and ". w. Miles Of Bar.
ton. while the respondents, who are all
miembers OF the granite cutters union,
were represented by John h. Senter- Of
Montpelier, HaEland B. Howe, Taylor
& Dutton and M. 6. Morse. Mesers.
Senter and Taylor made strong asgu.
Enenta to have the indictments quashed
and; the attorneys for the state opposed
this motion. The future OF this case
will be watched with interest.
The case Of State v. Loren Randall for
disturbing the public peace was ON trial
during the past week and the jury
brought In verdict OF not guilty. This
case seemed to be neighborhood guar.
rel in South WheelOck. The state was
represented by State's Attorney Thomp-
son and o. E. Porter, while Randall was
represented by II. b. Howe and N. A.
Norton. >e ,
During the pact week the case of
State v. Dominica Costa for liquor, was
on trial and when the case was given to
the jury they brought in verdict OF
guilty. The case was question wheth-
er had Costa sold Red Cross Malt for a
beverage or for medicinal purposes. The
jurors on the case were: Horace Gn-
fllan, Frank Taylor. William W. San.
born, Fred E. Gorham, John Mcdonald,
William Remission, George M. Craig,
Newell S. Colby, Alison P. Sleeper,
George E. Green, s.: r. Ball and Clarence
Berry. The state was represented by
States Attorney Thompson and D. E.
Porter and Costa was represented by H.
B. Howe and Herbert Hovey.
In the case Of State Y. Carl Hardy for
intoxication the respondent pleaded
guilty and was fneo SIS and costs.
This was second offense. .....,
= In the case OF State v. Anthony Hart
Tor disturbing the public peace, the re-
spondent pleaded guilty and was fined
$40 and costs.
In the case of Stats H.. .Mrs., Gabriel
Constantine for liquor, the respondent
had been sentenced to. pay fne OF $500
and. costs. bue later the sentence' VIE
changed to NOT more than Eve months
and not less than four months In The
House of Correction at Rutland and With.
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i The following casess haSe, been noble
pressed State W. Denuisr% o. Bastlett,
:utteringa forged paper; State YsCarl
Bianchi,s 5hques; Statey.s James Wright,
apt, intoxication;s State ov. Jesse J; A.
Waterman. iatoxicatiou;S State Y. Adel-
BERT RabltesN, rape; State v. William D.
Madden, leWdness; State, v. Helen, III.
Wells. adultery; State ". Jerome P.
Nutting, adultery; STATE v. A. Julian,
liquor; State Y. Dana Perry, adultery, aud
State '. Francis Daniles, breach ofathe
peace. e. ,>t..} p@tts' ~$e'''. ~ ~
These divorce cases have been heard
and divorces granted during the past
week: Sadie D. Berry v. Fred G. Berry,
refusal to support; Nellie Nd. Salmon Y.
James F. Salmon, wilful desertion; Cora
M. Hart v. Frank W. Hart, intolerable
severity; Bernice L. George v. Thomas
S. George, wilful desertion; Amy Hussy
v. Charles S. Hussy, intolerable severity,
and Bessie Adams '. John Adams, refusal
to support. " Es'. IA .'''.
These cases were continued: State v.
Royal Ferry and John Dennison, breach
of the peace, and State Y. Andrew
Ashford for perjury. s...
In the case State Y. Melia CardelIa,
who pleaded guilty to two offenses OF
violation Of the liquor laws, the respond
ant was sentenced yesterday to pay a
fine OF $500 aud costs of prosecution,
Guy Weber. q boy, who pleaded guilty
to larceny, was sentenced to the Indus.
trial Schoolat Vergenues the remainder
OF his minority, but sentence was stayed
and he was placed In the charge OF the
probation officer. 33A -
The case Of State =. Jotff Judge for
rape, was on trial the first i.of this week
and was 6nished Yesterday when the
jury brought ina verdict of not guilty
to the charge. The jurors In the case
were 3. L. Wells, Newell s. co1by Rob.
ert b tGodGing, Peter ,Abar, John w.
Findley. ]. W. Morrison. George Morfi.
con, Freeman l. Shedd, Abel Houghton,
N. T. Mcdonald, George Spaulding and
William WEIGH. The state was repre-.
scented by States Attorney Thompson
and X W. simonds took charge for the
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