Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-19
nIspEEps AND PENALTIES.

MIsDEEDs AND PENALTIES.
Michael Fahey was fined an aggre-
gate OF $48.99 ia Rutland city court
the 18th on the charge of stealing gro
ceries from a wagon Of the Combina-
ton Cash store. He took the alterna-
tive sentence OF $50 days.
Chief of Police Arthur Thompson of
Bellows Falls has secured the arrest OF
Robert Taylor, wanted Tor assault on
Mrs. Elsino o. Ward OF Petersham,
Mass, a woman 65 years old, whom be
terrorized and robbed. The man was
found In lumber camp and arrested
without any trouble.
Thomas Grape, an expert pressmaD,
who has been employed in st. Johns
bury. is wanted for forgery. lie OBJ
| tanned checks for the Citizens bank
which were being printed where he
was employed and so far eight have
come to light which were forgeriss,
amounting to about $50 on st. Johns
bury firms.
Otis Motif pleaded guilty Jan. II to
the most unusual crime Of burglariz-
ing the house of his father, Gilbert
Moffitt, in salisbury. 1t appeared
that Moffitt broke into his fathers
house and stole watch, money and
other articles. He went 10 neigh
nor's house after committing the
crime, where he was caught. lie was
fsentenced to serve not less than IL or
more than is months in the state prls-
on in Windsor.
-Four Hardwick Italians. who have
been convicted of selling liquor, Bar
della, Barr and Plongetti, were each
fined $500 and costs of trial in Caledo-
mia county court the 18th. They APP
pealed their cases TO the supreme court
and bail was fixed at $1,000, which
was furnished. Constantine, who
pleaded guilty to two offences, was
sentenced to the house of correction al
Rutland for three months for each Of
fence and to pay the costs OF trial.
Delbert Burns OF Ripton was arrest.
ed Jan. 10 for assaulting and ill-treat
ing child by the name OF William
Burns, who Is only ten years oil ag'
and who has been under his contro
for some time past. Burns waived
examination and bail was liked a.
1850, which he was unable to get, and
. he was committed to the county jail te
, await the county court. The young
/ lad. who is a bright and intelligent
boy, was taken back to Vergennes
where he has been for the past two
months in the industrial school OF thai
} city.
{ Suit has been brought by John Q
, Alger of Huntington against FREQ
Thompson OF the same place Tor al
leged alienation of affections. lie
seeks 10 recover damages OF $1,000
The circumstances which led up 10 the
present suit began several years ago
The plaintiff alleges that Thompson
and his wife became friends and that
after time Mrs. Alger sought and re.
ceived a divorce. Alger claims that
this action came about through the IN
fluence of Thompson. The case Is re-
turnable at the March term OF county
court.
Adam Berkalbaski, farmer Of Ber-
lin. told in the Tombs police court IN
New York the 18th that be had been
robbed of $500 in currency which ne
had rolled up in al inside pocket when
he went into a saloon the night be-
fore. When he pulled out the roll %
nav for drink smali-bullt man
ieyeled a revolver at his head ahu
made him throw up both hands wnlle
another man in the place went through
his pockets and took the money, then
Kicking the farmer into the street
Berkalbaski identified Frank Howard
Ia wears old, as the man with the re-
lyolyer and Joseph Natalie, proprietor
of the saloon, as the robber. Both
were arrested and each held in SlOW
hail. The money was not recovered
Berkalbaski had been in New York tC
settle with commission merchants iol
produce sold.
Welcome Lamphier, prisoner u
the house OF correction at Kutlanu'
escaped Jan. 10 and was caught the
10Th between Gaysyilie and BetheI
when almost in sight OIL his nome
The man had been doing time since
October, apparently c6ntented. III
had secured the confidence Of th'
house of correction officers and hao
been made sstrusty,n with privileges
that other prisoners did not have
suddenly, while at the same work a.
had done for a number OF days, an'
with an honorable discharge only
few DAYS away, the prisoner by 2 sim
Die subterfuge made bolt for liberty
lie started aIoot tor his home, dressed
in his prison uniform and withou
money or other means OF support. h'
had nearly reached his destination
after tramping mile upon mile through
THE mountains and in the cold, Whei
the officers secured him. 4 few day
OF hardship and the double term oil ial
lprisonment are the only results Of hi
. break for liberty.
> Cou4hs and Colds.
All coughs, colds and pulmonary com
: pIsints that are durable are quickly cure
: by One Minute Cough Cure. GEARS "
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