Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
Kent County Court News.


rs and was sentenced to four months inn
i prisOnment in jail and $50 fine.
ID Charles Robinson, colOred, Of Mil.
g ford, pied guilty to the same charge
ell and was also sentenced TO four months
RS imprisonment in the county Jail and
s. $50 fine.
Andrew Tilghman, charged with the
IT same offense, was given a jury trial
t. found guilty and sentenced to six
8 months in the wOrkhouse and $500 fine.
e William Wright, cOlOred, pied guilty
b to two charges Of selling intoxicating
e liquors. Sentence in each case was a fine
= of $50 and two months imprisonment
Robert Harris, colored, indicted for
unlawfully selling intoxicating liquors,
was tried and convicted Sentence, six
months imprisonment in the work
house and fine Of $500.
Alexander Harris, colored, Of Dover,
indicted for violating the local option
law OF Kent County, was found guilty |
on three charges. He was sentenced |
on the first charge to six months i'm.
prisonment in the workhouse and 200
fine, and on the other two charges to
two months imprisonment and so fine
in each count.
Andrew Fulman of Dover was con.
victed Of selling liquor and sentenced
to six months in the work house and 4
800 fine on the indictment to which /
he had pleaded not guilty and stood /
trial. The other indictments against J
him were retired.{ C
William Shockley, pleading guilty to v
selling liquor, was sentenced to two a
months in Jail and $50 fine. Il
Isaiah Vincent Of Dover, pleading 81
guilty to selling liquor, was sentenced
TO two months in Jail and $50 fine. p
Abraham Rochester, pleading guilty "
to selling liquor on one indictment, was &C
sentenced to two months in jail and $50 H
line, and other charges were retired. to
John Morrill, OF Dover. pleading guilty vi
o selling liquor, was fined $50 and two or
months in jail. ba
Hannah Laws Of Dover, pleading sh
'uilty to selling liquor, was fined $50 bu
nd two months in Jail. an
Jehn Harman Of FELTON,, pleading
uilty to selling liquor, was fined $50 pei
nd two months in jail. ye'
n. H. briggs of Frederica, pleading lee
uilty to selling liquor, was fined $50 toV
nd two months in jail. the
Harry Williams, pleading guilty TO pro
'lling liquor, was was fined 500 and n
ur months in Jail on two indictments. GRO
Sarah SOrden. cOlOred, Of Milford are
eaded guilty to selling liquor, and plal
as sentenced to two months in tsil win,
I'd $50 fine. yer.
U pshire johnson, colored, Of Milford, tint
eaded guilty to selling liquor in each T
two cases, and was fined $50 and two but
onths in Jail. who
Charles Burton, cOlOred, Of Milford, Mex
'aded guilty to selling liquor in each ,oo.
two cases, and was fined $50 and two i-0'
nths in Jail. The
ohn w. Bennett, white, Of Milford "o-,,, "vaI,
aded guilty to selling liquor and was morn
ID $50 and two months in Jail. 1atur
merry Masten, white, of Milford, quo o
sded guilty to selling liquor and was S,a5 %a@ u
ID $50 and two months in jail. Chap
'alter AackliD, white, of Milford Of this
AIDED guilty Of selling liquor in each h0i'd, lO"4
Wo cases, and IVES fined $50 and two ohimn
lths in Jail. terror
GRACE Jones, cOlOred, was fined $50 iis, ag TH ~
costs and sentenced to two months Of tnis
Ill on each Of two charges of illegal to wha
Or selling. this da
all thai
ed shockley, for larceny, pleaded with O,
y. Sentenced to ten lasbes and one phere '
g imprisonment in the work house man man a. an
mes HOxter was fined $25 and costs oetao,, Oa4o,,
arrying a revolver. to get a
the Superior Court Clarence S at am an o.
ington was granted an annulmeni otber g
arrisge from his wife, Hattie Har- the serv
on, on proving that after they had time eve
married three days he learned eupied
she was still the wife of man worEmn W. ITun
ID Pyle. People +
llVorce was also granted to Ella nlioIo'
from her husband, Andrew Ling, lIrious
the Superior Court, Saturday, a bOquets'
ee wssnisi was granted TO Mary f were, were mn %
from her husband, David James possbe pl'ss19 a.
The non support case Of Joseph E the numl
Is Vs. Sarah Raikes, the husband wa, was ,,s,', grI"
quired to pay the wife $4 month, doors W,
'yer and Terminer Court, Warren ST. and "
we, colOred, arraigned for the 'n.o anon II
II Of ElwOOd Black, also coIored, work a
yer on September 10th, was found that was
Of murder in the second degree seated in
'nteneed to life imprisonment in through
costly mo
le last case Of selling Intoxicating seated on
in violation Of the local option Rev. Il v