Evening journal., 1913-09-13
GRiST OF CASES FOR
COUNTY COURTS TERM

There are several busy weeks
ahead for the criminal courts as a
result of infractions of the law since
the May term. Under the law two
sessions have been held during the
summer and many prisoners availed
themselves of the opportunity and
pleaded guilty About forty prisoners
who saved the county the expense Of
of trial we're given light SEN
tences. The grand inrv meets on
Monday morning and the petit jury
the following day. The grand jury
consists of the following:
Edwin S. Armstrong, Charles d.
Bird, Stewart L. Beck. J. wilkins
Cooch, Andrew e. Eliason, William
j. Gibbons, Alexander e. Goudiss,
BENJAMIN F. Haley. Frederick Klund,
Frederick l.. Kurtz, Charles c. Kurtz
William E. Linton. William H. Little
John r. Lambson, Charles McIntire
jeremiah A. Moynhan, William C
Money. John H. Peach. George w
Pusey Howard A. Pool, Walter T.
Sillitoe, Charles H. Ten Weeges
Henry Wilson, Harry S. Woodkeeper
Business Registration.
The first is a case 10 come under
/ the act passed by the last Legislature
requiring all persons to make use OF
their first names or register the
same with the Prothonotary. Robert
Herzog, who is alleged TO have been
member of an electrical frm al
No. 800 Delaware avenue, must an
swer the charge.
Larceny Charges.
Harry Wilson awaits trial on q
charge of larceny of cartridges from
the range building of the DUPONT Cur
Club.
Howard Hill, colored. is another
/ prisoner in the workhouse. Severa
weeks ago while he was on a Della
ward road train he sat in the sea-
with Charles Heite an aged Whit
man Of Smyrna. Heite paid Hilli
car fare and when near Farnhurs
Hill jumped off. Heite discovered h
was robbed. Conductor James P
Downs and a newsboy named Kei
chased Hill and letter dropped b.
Hill led to his arrest
| Clarence r. Seals, colored. is hell
on a charge of larceny of a set o
harness. the property of the Hear
Oil Company, of Elsmere.
Josephine and Hester White
Hannah Smith and William Wright
colored, are in the workhouse be
cause Roscoe Allen alleges the
stole $40 from him. When the quartz
fell into the hands of the polio
Aliens pocketbook and So wer
found. Allen Is a sailor on IN
Steamship Florida. He had been Il
house in Cranston's Row with th
prisoners and after drinking som
whiskey fell asleep.
Joseph Young colored. is held o
a charge of the larceny Of $500 wort
of brass from the Mccullough Iro
Company The brass was recovere
in a junk shop at Second and ropla
streets.
Edward Mulhern is detained pend
ing action of The grand jury on
charge of larceny Of 3S cents frol
George Allen, of Holly Oak.
John Redgraves and Michael Hi
. must answer a charge OF larceny
pair OF shoes.
Julia Manista is charged with the Ia
cenv Of two loaves of bread from Il
steps Of a Porter street house.
Joseph Siski has double barrell'
charge against him, as he is charge
with the larceny Of clock and a COZ
from Tony koskinski and Villa
b Shuck.
a James Smith is charged by SolomC
I Frankford with the larceny of pain
y er's lamp.
r James Small was arrested for the a
e legged larceny of S23 from Albert Woo
Y ward, and must answer a larceny chars
h BENJAMIN Lefevre. Arthur Wilson al
T. Horace Ogden are charged with the la
= ceny of fruit and cash from the stand
y James Riccio, a King street fru
n dealer
+ Willie Green. not the famous Will
a whom the artist has portrayed so oft'
n escaping ont of so many scrapes, is
s cused of heing a pickpocket. 1t Is a
e legged that he took a pocketbook fro
J. Harry Fredericks. of Centreville.
e Patrick j. Cusack is charged wi