The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18
PAROLES GRANTED
NO CLEMENCY FOR CAR
D0VA, HOWEVER.
ASSISTANTS of Jennie Bossohieter in
Paterson Also Refused Pardons
or Paroles.

SEA GIRT, July 1s.-The Court of
Pardons, which held it's June session
In the Governors cottage here today,
adjourned just in time to catch the
late train away from the State Camp.
In all consideration was given to 121
cases. No pardons at all were granted.
but t~wenty-four prisoners were paroled
and three restored to citizenship.
One of the cases before the court
was hat of J.. Frank Cordoya, the
unfrocked minister of South River,
who is serving four years in State
prison on ths charge of atrocious as
sault and battery and desertion. The
board refused to 1iberate him.
The Cordova case has attracted
widespread interest. While pastor of
the little South River church Cordova
deserted his wife and family and
eloped with a member of the church
choir, Miss Julia Bovine. She is now
living in Sunset avenue, Asbury Park,
and had expressed confidence that Cor
dova would be liberated.
When the news was brought to her
that application for clemency had been
without the expected result she was
much cast down.
Several murder cases were brought
to the courts attention, but no Glenn
ency was shown this class of offenders.
No favorable consideration whatever
was given the petitions of Andrew j.
Campbell and William Kerr, of Pater-
son. They are the men who figured in
the Jennie Bosschieter ease at Paterson
several years ago. Campbell is serving
twenty years for manslaughter and
Kerr fifteen years for criminal assault.
Following are the names Of persons
paroled and granted restricted citizen
ship:
Paroled-Michael Biango. Bergen County,
assault and battery with intent to kill,
May. 1902. seven years:
Alfred Carse, Camden County, assault
and battery. December, 1895. two years and
Robert Hamilton, Camden County. rob
berry. October, 1905, three years.
Hugh Kelly. Camden County, assault
and battery, May, 1906, eighteen months.
Roman Royinski. Camden County, break
ing and entering and larceny, December,
1906. two years.
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Patrick Mcmahon, Cumberland County,
/ burglary, receiving stolen goods. ETC., Oc-
tober, 1899, ten years.
william Clarke, Essex County, larceny
and receiving. January, 1906. two years,
six months.
Albert Osterhaudt, Essex County, big
amy. June, 1906, five years.
william Hummer. Hudson County
criminal assault. February. 1905, ten years
John Bodnar, Mercer County, assault
and intent to kill, January, 1903, six years
BENJAMIN Hagerty. Monmouth County,
criminal assault, June, 1903, six years.
James Hart, Morris County, breakins
and entering, February. 1906. two years.
James Moore, Morris County, larceny
and receiving, May, 1906, two years.
Henry Demarest, a ssaic County, poiyg'
| amy, December, 1905, two years.
Pletro Priccaciando. Phiilipo Palmisano
francesca Spatelli. assault and intent te
kill Somerset County, November, 1906
one year.
John ]. Galbraith. Union County, Grim.
lawrence Wallace, Union County. break
ing and entering, February. 1908, three
years.
Charles Hans. Warren County, seduction
October. 1906, four years.
Carl Antonio, Essex County penitentiary
June. 1906. assault and battery, eighteen
The following were restored to citizen
hin Joseph Wirth, convicted of highway
robbery, March, 1900, sentenced to five
years, was paroled in April, 1903; Benjamin
Driscoll. convicted of larceny. December
1900, sentenced to one year.
George Spencer, Essex County. was alst
restored to citizenship. John Murdoch, WHIT
was In the Hudson penftentiary, was pa
rolled and fine and costs RENTED.