The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-25
L. F. Nash VS.. Hollis Wentworth. Death of

defendant suggested. Buzzell.
Della Bessey vs.. E. F. Bickford. Judgn.,. !.
as Of mortgage. G. G. Weeks; Libby.
c. w. Stephenson vs. C. Il. Sbum., -
was entered by leave of the court Anr;, oaa
Neither party.no further action was en+er.,.
in the case of Charles Crocker vs. Trvnbo.;.
E. Erskine. Montgomery & Emery: Duntor
& Morse and Wayland Knowlton.
! The following cases were defaulted.
| C. D. Davis VS.. A. R. Fellows. EEr;.,-
field; Bowden.
The City National Bank of Belfast VS.. Her.
bert Little6eld. Dunton & Morse.
Milton B. and Irwin o. Hills VS. Jobn r.
Ham. Dunton & Morse.
Ellen H. Sanborn, Ex., vs.. Arthur L. lack.
son, ct ais. Dunton & Morse.
Miliken, Tomlinson Co. VS.. R. H Mecr.u
Richie.
Jackson Hall VS.. R. H. McGray. Ritchia
Percy Leman VS.. E. C. Hanna. Richie.
H. K. Ellis vs. George L. Benson. Buzzell.
H. c. Buzzeli VS.. Charles W. Emerson. Ruz-
zell.
H. c. Buzzell VS.. Rose B. and John F. Wal.
lace. Buzzell.
Lydia A. Moody VS.. Della Richards. Buz.
zell
N. E. Barker VS. Herbert Littlefield. Rrown
Jr.
Lewis S. Shiro VS. Frank L. Gray Hartman.
Belfast Fuel & Hay Co. VS. Clara Sprapue.
Doak.
R. B. Robinette VS. VIM. @. Spinney, Run
nells.
Lewis A. Brown VS. E. E. and E. L. Babcock.
Knowlton,
Fred A. Johnson VS. E. Lawrence Williams
Knowlton.
J. F. Wheaton VS. Fred Keating Bangs.
m. Weber VS. George Auspland. Bangs.
J. F. Wheaton VS. Miles Towers Bangs.
INDICTMENTS.
State vs.. Harry w. B. Kendall, nuisance, two
single sales, and common nuisance.
State vs.. Rocco Campanella, nuisance and
three single sales.
Joseph Rich, nuisance and single sale.
State VS.. Elmer S. French, deserting minor
child.
THE CRIMINAL DOCKET
Roy Carter, indicted at the last term of court
for the larceny of a gun from an Indian, and
who could not be located then, but who was ap-
pretended recently after he had broken out of
Knox county jail, was brought before the
court Monday, and as the Indian failed to ap-
pear against him the case was mol pressed and
Carter was discharged.
Tuesday morning H. w. B. Kendall was ar
raigned on four indictments found by the
Grand Jury and plead guilty. He was SEN
fenced on one single sale to a fine of $50 and
80 days in Jail and in default 80 days additional
The single sale was to a detective, Walter S.
Smeaton of Boston, employed by County At
torney Eben F. Littlefeld to investigate two
robberies recently reported The detective
bought the liquor of Kendall the first evening
he arrived. Sentence was suspended on the
other cases to which Kendall pleaded guilty.
Tuesday afternoon Joseph Rich of Searsport
was arraigned and retracted his plea of not
guilty and plead guilty to three cases appealed
from the Municipal Court and also plead guilty
to the indictments found by the grand jury. He
was sentenced in the nuisance case to pay
fine of $500 and costs or mon tbs in the coun-
ty Jail. He paid
Rocco Campanella of Searsport was arraign-
ed and retracted his plea of not guilty to the
two appealed cases from the Municipal Court
and also plead guilty to the indictments found
by the grand jury. He was sentenced in the
nuisance case to pay fine of 5000 and costs,
$40, and in default of payment months i'm
prisonment in the county Jail. The other cases
were continued. He was committed.
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seizure case. Retracted plea of not guilty and
plead guilty and was sentenced to pay fine
of $10O and costs or 60 days in jail Paid $40.
State VS. Edwin A. Jones, appealed search
and seizure case. Retracted plea of not guilty
and plead guilty. Sentenced to pay fine of
$10O and costs, or 60 days in jail. Paid $llO.
State VS. True G. Trundy, retracted plea of
not guilty and plead guilty. Sentenced to pay
fine of $1O0 and costs or 60 days in Jail. Paid
$11O
State VS. G. H. Dunton of Winterport, ap-
pealed case of search and seizure Plea of not
guilty retracted and plead guilty. Sentenced
to pay fine of 500 and costs or 60 days in iail.
Paid $11O.
State VS. Emma L. Stubs, appealed, keeping
house of i'll fame. Continued.
State VS. Rose Pike, appealed, keeping house
of ill fame. Continued.
The cases of State VS.. Joseph S. Mullin, w.
H. Young and George Shorkley for autoing on
prohibited road were mol pressed
Walter L. Carter held for nom support of
wife and child was brought into court and
placed under 500 bonds to appear from time
to time.
State VS.. John D. Mcdonald for single sale
was dismissed. The case was held over from
the January term.
DIVORCES DECREED.
Edith M. Marshall of Islesboro. libt,, from
Ferdinand H. Marshall, Kokomo, Indiana. Di-
vorce decreed for cruel and abusive treat
ment.
Albert A. Sheldon, libt, VS. Emma E. Shell
don, both of Northport. Divorce decreed for
utter desertion, continued for three consecu-
tive years next prior to the filing of the libel.
Blanche A. Bailey, libt., VS. w. E. Bailey.
The libellant belongs in Unity and the libellee
in Greenbush. Divorce decreed for crus, and
abusive treatment.
Anna B. B.Osgood, ibt., VS. Chas F. .Osgood, both
of Palermo. Divorce decreed for cruel and
abusive treatment and extreme cruelty. It is
further ordered by the court that the custody