The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-06-24
, CHAPTER OF CRIMES.

|,CHAPTER OF CRIMES.
,.s,s.3., 'aus 10Th was memorable day
5 .-n7s annals Two boys, aged 13
S...rs-e ely. we're held for the Supreme
/ ...,ry-a With breaking and entering, the
.srs .e-aod otfense. Three violators
!, ,-,s.i,or, law were given the usual
...s,r -af palice court, from which they
Id rvs s these cases were reported
r.s The shird case was as follows:
"A .-geH. In company with deputies
ami tt46eld visited the places of
,E White and Robert Cassidy June 18th
,.s,,.bei fir intoxicating liquors, but with
,,.,ss, These places are located at Cape
[r.,r IA stockton Springs near the B. & A.
[ur,t The .ame officers arrested at the
1, ,sos lame. bradley, who was accused of
[yrrss.nzIf sale of intoxicating liquors at
s,srjng house of John F. McInnis last
Brsa.e. was found guilty by Judge
a.. t,s ess given the usual sentence of
sr All S5 and costs fine, from which
no. 3s arraa and furnished bail in
ar r s21 with w. B. Dutch and Fred
Ss9e. Belfast for sureties. On the
dsr Fa,, Thomas of East Belfast was
[aa reaking, entering and larceny.
/ s.ege have entered the storehouse of
Hove 8 d. on Marshall's wharf at
h and taken barrel of flour, which he
| d swav rye next morning and sold. When
h. folrt De officers were hot on his trail
gtrn-i re -four. but his arrest followed
Eh; sr. Thursday he was arraigned in
al, .... and pleaded guilty to the
rg. q breaking, entering and larceny. He
Ehuj and ordered to recognize in the
E&S ST HTear at the September term
H. SuW-m. court, but was unable to get
! aid gaz srmtted to jail. The greatest
l. 1u-l to he authorities June 18th,
Eaa If ermnal assault upon young
Ear7re aa by Rudolph M. Cox of Liber-
Ihs rerim was Minnie Harvey, city
Eg VII. .v.s in the family of Alonzo
me- E.r De, helping about the house
Egns aol. The crime was commit
f@ /. 5 morning when the child was
ag tE- -u pasture, and as she did not
| |n g The Usual time the hired man was
Eaooa rr and found her unconscious.
ITl 5=r .srg of into the woods near
| lr ra.H-- 4t once came to Belfast and
j. audties and Sheriff Carleton
s .sea alarm by telephone, and was
llgr .s arrest of the criminal would
ro.oTa N easily identified. Thurs
anrEFe a-1horities were notified by
faz= 0s sl.ls Brown, who lives on a
lbe-a u.ar the Swanville line, that
Nd ,ase0 dinner there the day before
@ .e;; about 4 o'clock, going in the
%9a Monroe Sheriff Carleton at
iespf@sa to Deputy Sheriff Lit
e[ Monroe, who took up the
'lo tuuu 'lat man answering the
'lao7 ~ Cox had stopped over night at
!aHS'of' o1g farm. On leaving there
-''4el ior "nterport and on the way was
sSS31 ly Raymond Marden, who drives a
FaeE5 team. and who gave Cox lift. AS
vOs @i5L2 hey came to an agreement by
O4 Tas To- work for Marden, who lives
''o'.u5 na On their way back they were
Deputy Lttlefeld. The deputy knew
WV NJ description, but noted some dis
4aIig marks and arrested the man, land
1nH a a1gJt p. m. Cox took his ar
us"5 and on his way here discussed
VI ''e aspects Of his case with the dep
NS Was arragned in the police court Fri
'A''gta With having committed felonious
Oh Minnie Harvey, IL years old. He
u" guilty. waived hearing and in
Vi S7Ho bail was committed to await
'ep1eNbef term.
as criminal record out has thus far
!" punishment. In 1905 he shot John W.
H. ~. n 'fls city, firing two shots, one of
NJ sssSea through Webster's body. Cox
b 9Ssl Tl, and bound over, but was not in
pnd GsosJer disappeared about the time
e. IVy was IN session. "Tlfe woman in
fT, one Ida Cook, figured in another
ts lase Two years later in Montville.
and | PERSUADE her to go with him to
hm w nef refusal fired several shots at
Nlrr shotgun, but only succeeded in
giF niger. He was arrested and
h, ',s E5a suige John o. johnson in Liberty
b s55 Tayga " Under $1,000 bonds to keep the
Eot5 E5a.lo|ed to go on his own recogniz-
sung iufther was done in this case.