The Monmouth inquirer., 1907-01-31
Monmouth County Courts.

NluilF10dflh C0lillIy GOLlIk
Before re Foster here Tlihss i y
morning there were nafnper OF efi
raignntnents on Indictments banded
up by the laste.g rand Jury tfie Judge
disposed OF each in 1isl1snal UNI ii
manner
Joseph Donahue, who last Thurs
day pleaded guilty to three indiet1
Inents charging him with Illegal s,Eie
of liquor at 1l54 Spring wood aveils1e,
AsbuTy Park, appeared again Thu 81
day morning and said thatliis pieh I'D
entity had been niade under q IL,
understanding and that he would
plead guilty to but one indictta ekt
and not guilty to the other two. D0Ia.
hue's indictments are specific. They
charge sale to Henry Eifeft q gorge
H Holmes and David Lewis, all 0s3 sc
ored. Donahue says he sold liquor to
Holmes only, and that was HInRAsf
unde r coanpulsion His trial was sef
for Feb. /.
William Shower. who pleaded
guilty last week to embezzlingkmOn
from Scheur Bros, Long Branch
|grooers, was fined the costs of prose.
cutibn. 1t was shown that Shower
bad taken but little over the aniofi9t
Of wages due him and that he was
willing to pay the difference Judge
Foster said he was inclined to fhiGiS
that Scheuer Bros. were trying TO
make thescourt collection agency
Henry Williams, convicted during
the last term Of court OF robbing Ed
ward Tope of d watch valued at $50
at the Stratford Inn, BelmAr. WAS
sentenced to the Railway Reforms
tory.
Clara Hatch, colored, who last week
pleaded guilty to breaking and entef&
ing the hennery of William A utonides,
near Red Bank, on Des. 81 was sem
fenced to go days. The woman told
the court that she was drunk and
that she entered the hennery under
the impression that she WIS home
and among her loved ones.
James Conway, who pleaded guilty
last week to breaking and entering
the store Of James AllaiIe at FARM
ingdale on the night of Nov. ~ and
stealing goods to the value of $50, was
sentenced to two years:at hard labor
in the state prison. Conway was cap
tured at Red Bank by County Detecy
tive Rue the day after the robbery.
William III. Boone, colored, pleaded
guilty to the theft of q pair of rubber
boots valued at 1926 from Walter
Keys of Keyport. He was sentenced
to four months
Anthony Lapadula, jr., pleaded non
vult to illegal sale of liquor on the
road from Red Bank to Oceanic He
was released under $500 bail for trial
this Thursday
Morrell Cooch, colored pleaded not
guilty to atrocious assault and bait
terry on James Miles at Long Branch
Dec. 90 PrfaI Feb. ii
William Travis and Joseph Nc
Gregor pleaded not guilty to break
ing and entering the store room of
the New York and New Jersey Tele-
phone company at Long Branch Nov.
25 and stealing five coils of wire. They
were released in $500 bail each for
trial this Thursday
John g. Wyckof pleaded not guilty
to assault and battery on Howard w.
Wymbs at Oceanic, Oct. 2e Trial was
set for Feb. A.
Frank Mazza and Angel Granden-
nette pleaded guilty to breaking and
entering the boathouse of Frank Nc
Lain in Ocean township on Nov. "a
and stealing 1886 pounds of lead valued
at 800. They were required to fur
nish $500 bail each for trial Feb. 4.
Peter Bove pleaded guilty to carry
ing concealed, revolver and was
fined 800 and costs and given two
weeks in which to pay. :
SEYLER.PLEADS GUILTY..
Otto Seyler of Asbury Park pleaded
guilty to the theft of an overcoat
valued at $50 from Leonard Hulit, jr.
He told Judge Foster that he had
heard Hulit talking about the coat
and that he took it only for joke
and intended to return it. Before he
had time TO get the coat back, how-
ever, he told the court, it was discov-
cred that ne had it and he was arrest
ed for theft. Judge Foster took little
stock in the story of the young man
and told him that the joke had been
prolonged. Seyler will be sentenced
this Thursday
John Dillentach pleaded not guilty
to assault and battervon Andre W j.
Richardson at Middle town on Nov. g..
He was released under $500 bail for
trial Feb. 4.
Abram Sharkowitz and Samuel
Werner pleaded not guilty to receive
ing stoIen goods Trial was set for
Feb. 4. The goods in question are
the 335 pounds of lead stolen from
the boathouse of Frank McLain.
Bail was fixed at $500.