The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
John Hussey, Missing Wit
ness, to Face Charge
BROUGHT IN CITY COURT
Cases Against Six Rgspondents who
Are Accused Of Beating Him, viii
Also Be Taken Up--other
Cases IN Court

John Huasey, whs has bson much
wanted by tho officers for several moclcs
arrived in town Friday night aAd Sat.
urday was arrested on warrant sharg-
ing him with Illegal sellirg. Ilis az.
rest was made BY Constable M D. Mich.
ols, from whom he skipped when that
officer was looking for him at a house
on River street few weeks ago 10
subpoena him into court ae the star
wtinest in breach Of the peace cass
In which six men were held sor tia,
On Hussey's complaint that they had
hadly used him one night on River street.
After the case was started Hussey for
some reason decided he did not want
70 appear in court against the respond
ents and on the morning that Con.
stable Nichols went to the house On
River street, where be was staying Hus-
sey went out the back door az The Oh
bcer went in the front door. At that
time Hussey was only wanted a.
witness but since then a warrant has
been placed in the officers hands 70
arrest him on the charge OF selling.
Hussey was arraigned in court Satur.
day afternoon and pleaded not guilty
to tho charge Bail Was fixed at $500
and the case continued until next sat
urday for q hearing He was unable
70 furnish the bail and was taken 10
the county Jail for safe keeping until
the case IL heard. Since his Absence
Hussey had been followed in several
towns IN this state by an officer and
also IN Quincy, Mass, but he had al
ways just left the place when the Off
Ger arrived
The bearing Of the six breach 81 the
peace cases which had been held up
awaiting the apprehension of Hussey
was to have been started IN court this
morning but owing to the attorney for
respondents. NJ NJ. Gordon, being at
Orange county court postponment
was made 70 Wednesday morning.
Thomas 0Leary was the respondent who
was % have been tried first to-day.
Michael SArtoreili, who wss arrested
last Monday night a. the result Of 4
scrap with Anatole Amet on Brooklyn
street and who has since been at the
.aty hospital recuperatinq from the ef-
lects Of the fracas, was arraiQned n
'ourt this morning on the charge Of
preach Of the peace. Sartorelli whel,
lsloed If he was guilty Of the charge Of
lighting with Amet said that be vas
iot guilty. He then said that three
men fought him instead OF one. He had
he same trouble in getting a lawyer 10
lefend him as he had when he was Ar.
aligned on q similar charge q few weeks
lgo. After trying several ATTORNEYS
his morning without Success judge Scott
ontinued the hearing until tA-morrow
morning for q hearing at the same time
yhen Amet Is docketed TO be tried.
Charles Smith pleaded guilty in the
iey court this morning to first Of.
ense OF intoxication and paid q fine
nth costs amounting to $3.50.
CHARLES i Coppiua was arrested Sat
rday evening by Constable Nichols.
no had uncollected tax accounts
gainst him for me years 1908 and 1905.
he constable took his man to the conn.
2 lail at Montpelier directly after Az.
ssting him and on their arrival at tbe
I'll they found that telephone mes
lge had been received from Barre stat.
"a that the taxes would Be paid Ana
Of to lock mp the prisoner. After
nding tnat the message was all right
le constable released Coppins.
Joseph Jacques was arrested tnis aft
noon by officer Garlic on warrant
arging him with breach Of the peace
= an alleged alteration with John
lmble. Jacques will be aITaianea la
urt late this afternoon.