Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-19
The cases ready for trial follow

John A. Fredericks vs. Swedesboro Glass
Company Wescott. Starr.
| VIM. v. Helms VS.. Swedesboro Glass
Company Same attorneys.
| swedesboro Glass Company vs.. VIM. "
Helms Same attorneys.
! Willis NJ Hand VS.. John P. Whitney
Starr. Richards.
| Joseph v. Horner vs. Lincoln Park
Trans. Co. Watkins & Avis. Starr.
Paul Padewitz vs The West Jersey & s..
Is. R. R. Co. Watkins & AVIS. Gaskill &
Gaslxill.
stille c. Chew vs. John J. Williams.
Watkins & Avis. Starr.
Charles J. Jordan vs.. VIM. NJ. Carter,
executor. Swackhamer. Summerill
/ Sarah A. Gum VS.. Daniel Mumford.
Swackhamer. Watkins & Avis.
| Charles M. Simpson vs.. VIM. Simpson.
\ lSwackhamer. Carrow.
George w. Gerus ir., vs. Isaac N. Geras,
ct ais. Swackhamer. Watkins & Avis.
E. L. Boerer VS.. G. G. Schre TX. Clymer.
i Watkins & Avis.
The first two cases in the Supreme Court
list, Aug. Rennehaum and Sallie R. Smith,
went to trail this morning before Judge
Garrison and jury. The case is one Of
damages against the Atlantic City Railroad
Company, and the facts are about as fol-
lows:
| On March 19, 1902, Mr.. Rennebaum and
his housekeeper, Sallie R. Smith, drove to
the R. R. Station at Williamstown for keg
lof nails he was expecting by freight The
agent told him they were there and directed
him to drive along side the freight station
and get them. He did so and while he was
waiting there for the agent TO roll them out
to the buggy freight train backed into his
carriage Mrs. Smith saw it coming and
cried out, but Mr.. Rennebaum had only
/ time to gather up the lines when the car
struck the buggy smashing it to splinters,
throwing him out Both himself and Mrs.
Smith were permanently injured and the
] horse afterward 7isd ssf its injuries.
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concluded at 8 As in the afternoon. and as
the town clock was striking four came into
court and rendered verdict Of 5000 for
the plaintiffs, Sc, 500 for August Renne-
baum. and 81 500 for sallie r. Smith
A jury was next drawn in the case of
John McIsaacs vs.. the South Jersey Gas,
Electric and Traction Company.
This is also suit for damages. On July
12, 1903, McIsaacs was the electrician for
that road, his business being to repair
wires. In ascending the repair car on that
date, after repairing the line, the grip iron
gave way and he fell from the top of the
car to the pavement, and since be has been
sufferer from pains in the head that inca
pacitate him from work. This case will be
decided largely on expert testimony.
THE GRAND JURY's PREsENTMENT.
81 TRUE BILLS.
After wrestling with ninety-fve COM
plants for two days the Grand jury came
into court just before six O'Clock last evening
and made final presentment Of 81 true bills
Of Indictment. Judge Jessup received the
big batch, the largest we believe that any
Grand Jury in this county has found in a
generation, and was discharged foh the pre-
sent, with the thanks of the court. Hany-
thing occurs, Judge Jessup told them, you
will be notified to convene
The batch Of bills included the follow
ing:
James Williams, assault and battery.
Chas Albright, larceny.
James Scull, assault and battery.
John Callan, proprietor Of the Columbia
Mrs. Frank Eisenhardt.
Harry Elsasser, mal-adminstration
Henry Walker, cruelty to horse.
Harry Cain, oyerdriYing horse.
VIM. Dorsey and Clarence Brewer lar
ceny.
Chas. Quinzsl assault and battery.
VIM. Acoo, assault and battery.
L. D. Bozarth, Of Almonesson, 4 counts
OF disorderly house Indictment.
Ulysses Eastlaok, Illegal sale Of liquor.
Frank Smith, four counts disorderly
house.
Fred Blythe, assault and battery.
Geo. Mick, assault and battery.
Richard Wood, assault and battery
Sam'l Williamson, manslaughter, in
causing the death Of Evi Dayton.
Edite J. Blest, killing cat Of Mrs. Ogden,
of Swedesboro.
Geo. Hillman, Mayhem
Mary Costello, assault and battery.
/ Chas. Albright, Harry Waltz and How
ard Pike, larceny.
Chas. FL. Carter, assault and battery.
Sam'i Z. Evans, forgery and uttering.
The trial Of indictments will begin next
Monday.
4 The above, or such as were ID custody,