Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-09-13

Robert Huselton were appointed viewers
on petition for change of a street II
Lyndora.
c. F. L. McQuistion, James McCaf
ferty and Joseph c. Hepler were ap
pointed viewers on petition for new
bridge in Clinton twp.
Jesse Heydrick, James R. Kearns ant
J. Walter BARLEY were appointed
viewers on petition for bridge ovel
Phillips Run in Centre twp.
Charles Kurinko, Steve Uram. Charlie:
Serum and Steve Kalitzky, the foul
Slavs indicted for riot for making al
attack on the Eotel Lyndora and beat
ing Deputy Sheriff Vorous, County
Detective Hoon, Constable Merwin and
Squire Criswell, plead guilty and
sentence was suspended on payment OF
costs.
Lawrence Campbell, alias P. D.
Hutlinger, alias J. c. Miller, indicted
for larceny by bailee for hiring a horse
and buggy from Graham & Berkimer
and selling them IN Kittanning, on
Tuesday entered a plea of ''nolle
contendre."
Administrator sale of real estate of
Sarah Timblin, decd. of Clay twp. has
been authorized.
Mrs. Anna Otto, wife of Chris Otto,
petitioned for a writ of habeas corpus
for possession of her two children,
whom she stated were illegally restrain
ed by w. h Hays The children are
George and Mckinley Hardesty, aged
thirteen and five years. She also
stated her maiden name was Hagen,
she had married Hardesty when nine
teen years of age, and afterward been
divorced from him. The writ was made
Wednesday morning at $50.
Hays, man over sixty years of age,
was there with the children promptly
at $50 and made no objection to
surrendering them to their mother, but
intimated that he had as good right to
them as her, and that he and not
Hardesty, was their father. Hays
stated his first wife was Mrs. Otto's
mother They were divorced and he
married his wife's sister, Mrs. Otto S
aunt They separated and Mrs. Otto,
then the divorced Mrs. Hardesty, be-
came his housekeeper. After living
together several years they decided to
marry and Hays sent her and Otto, VINO
worked for him, to town for license
The license for Hays and Mrs. Hardesty
was secured. but on the way home she
and Otto decided to marry tore the
Hays license up and took out one for
After this performance
they lived together with Hays for some
time at his place.
Joseph Reott has been appointed
guardian of the minor children of
Lawrence Etzel, decd.
By the will of Mrs. Jane d. Parker of
Parker twp, probated Saturday, large
number OF bequests are made to col
lateral heirs, George w. Parker OF OH
City is given $4,000 and an oil painting
of George Parker, decd, husband of the
testatrix Sarah McGlenn, sister, re-
ceives $4,000; Margaret Pollack, sister,
$1,000; Robert p Parker, $1,000; w. p.
Parker, John W. Everett, Bes-
sic Evans. Alice Parker Wilbur
and Sarah J. Craig, $500 each; John
Parker, 5000; Susan Ball, $3.50; Phoebe
F. Berry $3.50; Alma McGlenn, piano,
and Maud and Stella Everett, an organ.
George FL Graham, Y. 7. t. Kelly
and Samuel r. Gibson were appointed
viewers on petition for changes of two
roads in Donegal twp.
Jerry Hall, who was arrested in
Clarion county for stealing a horse from
John Slater of Donegal twp, plead
guilty, after being put on trial, Tuesday.
Vincenzo Comilli was placed on trial,
on charges of mayhem and
felonious assault and battery, for shoot
ing Policeman Frank Shaw through Tire
ana hitting off hts nose, last May.
The case was tried under Oyer and
Terminer rules, and nearly the whole
was occupied in selecting a
iury after the same manner as is done
IN uIuIdel CdzEE: CdA4I1III, WHY,
muscular looking Italian. was defended
by Attorneys Lev. and 9. l.. McQuis-
tion, Murrin Bros, and Jackson and
Troutman A. M. Christley assisted
District Attorney Walker. Policeman
Shaw, who said he was a Canadian by
birth and had formerly done police duty
in Allegheny and Stowe twp, told OF
seeing Camilli at the corner cf Monroe
and Locust SITS, CT the italian accosting
two young ladies, who ran after he had
spoken to them, Of the arrest and resist
ance, the shooting, his broken leg giving
way, and the Italian crawling on top of
him and biting his nose. Shaw stated
that before the shooting began he saw o
young man and two girls standing on
the other eide of the etreet watching the
struggle, and called on the young man
for help. Instead Of obeying the fellow
and girls ran away.
Camilli claimed he was arrested with
out cause. After an all-night session
the jury this morning returned a
verdict Of guilty of a&b and mayhem
The first case taken up fer trial was
that Of Commonwealth VS. Nick Vene,
with selling liquor without
license. The jury returned verdict of
not guilty, but placed two-thirdo OF The
costs on him, ana one-third on James
Pappas, the prosecutor.
Charles Freyermuth did not appear
when called for trial on charges OF de-
sertion and non-support, and his bail
was declared forfeited.
John Burdanoyiob -"
arc On fr'"' = and Frank Kobelze
-..I on charges of rape and a&b
with intent to commit rape. Francis
Brez, Bredinville bride, alleges that
they crawled through the window of
her room on the ground floor, one night
while her husband was at work.
The case of Com. vs. J. Nj. Osborne
has been continued until December.
The case against w. E. Lackey, sell
ing liquor to a man of known intemper-
ate habits, is being tried
The Butler Savings IL Trust Co has
been appointed guardian of Mabel Nc
Cafferty, aged 10 years, of Buffalo twp.
Robert Eakin has been appointed tax
collector Of Eau Claire
SHERIFF SALES
Friday the following sales were made
Property of II. w. Hacker in Evans
City to Orzilla Shaver, plff. for 5000
Three houses and lots of p j. Grove
on Kennedy Marshall farm, Butler twp.
to T. c. Campbell, trustee. for 5000
The writs against Wells w. Walters
were stayed, and the writ against a
house and lot Of Elmer f. Young was
returned.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Mary Il Greer to Z ID Sherwin 81
acres in Clay for $500.
Otillie J. Robb to John Johnston lot
in Butler for $500.
] e Thompson to George Beighley lot
in Jackson twp. for 800.
Margaret Graham TO Sarah Foos LOT
in Park view for $3.50.
Peter Kaler to ID S Higgins lot in
Millerstown for $400
Clifford Cook to Sarah A Cook
acres in Washington for $3.50.
Peter Fell TO Chas Fell lot in Mars
for $400.
Int S d T Co TO John q Dunn lots on
w Wayna ST for &11Gh