The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-10-02

| ~Ns "CAC nOt SET AT IlDcEky d6 bangor
o1ncers were here for them and they were
taken to that city Friday afternoon. All three
had been arraigned in the Bargor municipal
court in July for larceny from the office of the
Bangor Gaslight Co. and at that time were
placed on probation. 1t was because of the
fact that they had violated the probation that
the Bangor police wanted them. When the
boys reached Bangor, there were develop
ments. Jameson and Hennessey admitted
making breaks at the Bangor Mattress Com
pany, J. M. Arnold Shoe Company, Bacon &
Robinson Company, and McGinty's laundry,
and to stealing two bicycles; but the police say
Mcneil was not concerned in them. Jameson
and Hennessey also confessed to having en-
tered the hardware store of Ernest Rowen at
Hampden Upper Corners on the Saturday
+ night previous to the mattress factory break.
The boys were before Judge Plaisted in the
municipal court, Bangor, last Saturday morn
ing. Jameson and Hennesey were sentenced
to the State School for Boys for the remainder
of their minority. Ralph Mcneil of Bangor,
also on probation, but not implicated in the
Bangor breaks, was released
| Horace Rand, indicted for two single sales.
was arraigned Tuesday and plead guilty, One
warrant was quashed as defective, and or the
other he sentenced to fine of $50 and
costs or thirty days in the county Jail He
was committed.
The cases of rape and adultery against Har-
rison Stevens of Jackson were continued to
the January term of court tuesday. Stevens
was brought into court and entered pleas of
not guilty. Bonds were fixed at $1,000 and he
was committed to Jail.
Bert Briggs, a town charge of Monroe hav-
ing pleaded guilty to the charge of adultery,
was sentenced to not less than three and not
more than six years at hard labor in the State
prison at Thomaston. The case was a partic-
ularly fragrant one and aroused much indgna-
ton in Monroe last spring.
Domini Guidemore of Prospect indicted for
two single sales of cider was arraigned and
plead not guilty. He tried On one before
the second jury. who after being out about
ten minutes returned verdict of not guilty.
The second case was on the same witness and
the County Attorney mol pressed the case by
order of the Court.
G H Dunton of Winterport was before the
Judge on seven old indictments, six for single
sale and one drinking house and tipping shop,
His attorney, Hartman, waived the read
ing of the indictments and entered plea of
nolo contendere, asking the court for cIemency.
Sheriff Cushman was called and said that he
had previously received complaints but none
recently. He also stated his position for strict
enforcement and referred to the January
term when only one case was tried, Judge
Haley imposed sentence in three cases of $50
and costs months in county Jail in each:
holding the other four for sentence without
trial in Mr. Dunton again caught
in the business
Z E Dyer of Montville, indicted for selling
pair of oxen under false pretences. recognized
in the sum of $500 for his appearance at the
January term with Walter E Overlook and ] S
Hartman sureties.
Robert Belts and Earl J. McGee indicted
for illegal fishing, had their cases mol pressed
on payment of S6 So each
/ Ralph NJ Wood of Belfast under Indictment
on dozen or more LIQUOR cases disappeared
and his bondsmen, Homer B Carter and Louis
G ,ldberg, were called to settle in one case and
have paid into the county treasury $500
DR.. Prince E Luce. held on an Indictment
for assault with dangerous weapon and on
four appealed cases was tried on the indict-
ment, the jury returning d verdict of not
guilty, by order of the judge, on the ground
that otflcer = Dickey arrested Luce without
a warrant The appealed cases were dismissed
Elias Il Rosen of Frankfort, held on three
appealed cases for illegal sale of liquor, was
tried Oh one with verdict of guilty. He was
sentenced on two cases to pay fine of $50
and costs or 81 days in jail; and the other case
was fled for sentence without trial if he con-
tlnued IN the business
Ralph a Snow of Belfast on three appealed
Cases Tor Illegal sale of liquor as sentenced
one to 500 and costs 80 days in Jail land the
offers were continued fer sentence without
trla IN case he further violated the law.
Andrew L hnowlton answered to Ia cases
for the illegal sale and handing of liquor The
case Of illegal transportation mol pressed,
and he was sentenced on four to pay $50 and
costs or 80 days In jail, and nine were held for
sentence without trial in case he continued in
the business. Judgment on his scre facias
cases satisfied with the payment of $5 80.
Homer Carter answered TO TWO cases, and
sentenced $50 and costs or 80 days
in jail and to be sentenced other with
Judgment was satisfied his scire facias
An evening session held Tuesday at
which divorce case was heard and other busi-
ness done, after which tie court finally ad
journed-
DIVORCES DEcREED.
Alice C Havord va True C. Havors Re,f.st
narties for crnel and abusive treatment
bertha M Grav VS. Francis /, GRAY Relfast
narties for aonlterv Care ana cnstodv of
minor cbIld Charles T GIVEN to n,other
Jennie c York We Frank York RrooLs nor.
ties for cr1ei and abusive treatment f-
Ora A Clark Va Ehen Clark. Searsn,on+
narrjes for ron sunnor+
Rose r Page of Belfast VS. William Pare
of Rnrlington Vt for desertion
Ana;e n Tnomas Rslfasr fron, 1obr NJ
ns,on0 Nj. rp 1oi tsel o,. .o