Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-01
THREE BURGLARS
ARE GIVEN LONG
TERMS IN PRISON
Judge Osborne Shows No Leni-
ency to Trio Who Come Be-
fore Him for Sentence.

No leniency was shown three buI.
glars with long records who came ht
fore Judge Harry v. Osborne for ser
tence yesterday. Two Of the trio we.
given State prison terms Of not IL
than four and one-half years nor mc
than seven, while the third was Sc
fenced to not less than three yea Al
nor more than seven. Another pr ~
oner with a burglary record. who Wv
arrested in Orange for stealing a
cycle, also was given a State priEu
term of not less than two nor More
than seven years.
George Kempel. one of the burglars
/ broke into the home Of Frank Ho4z8e.
at 1876 Camden street, on the night Of
July 8. and stole jewelry worth sssz50-
When arrested he admitted his guilt
He was well-known to the police here
and IN other cities. John Miller
keyman, was charged with robbins
a factory in Kirk alley Of $40 worth
of material Both Miller and Kenpel
got the four and one half year. SEN
fences.
Fred Miller, no relation to Johnl was
arrested for breaking into a resEenee
al 446 Fifteenth az enue on JIM -
and stealing a watch worth $40. e.
minimum sentence was three and y
half years. Albert J. Ohme was ac-
cused Of the theft OF a bicycle from
IL front of the Orange postoffice On
July Is. He pleaded non vult and
was sentenced to serve at least two
years. Both Miliers and Ohme were
in the Essex county courts before ana
had records in other cities.
Two wife deserters, Irving Peck and
Louis Neitzenhoff. were given terms
in the penitentiary with conditions
which, if complied with, will give
them their freedom. They must FIR
nish bonds of 81 900 each to insure
weekly payments to their wives for
support, and must pay the expense
incurred by the county IN bringing
/ them back from Chicago. II they fail
/ to meet these conditions they will
each have TO serve year IN the in
stitution at Caldwell.
Thomas P. Callaghan, another wife
/ deserter, who was brought to this
city from Blackwells Island last
week, was put on probation and
warned to pay for the support Of his
children. While Callaghan was away
/ from home in Verona his wife died.
j Soon after he deserted her he was ar
rested in New York for assault and
+ sentenced to the island
/ For carrying concealed weapons
Raymond Wright, negro, was sent
to the penitentiary for six months
William Berry and Walenty Sauiski
indicted for the same offense. were
| placed on probation because of ex4
tenuating circumstances in their
cases. Penitentiary sentences were
also imposed on Michael Xorgitz,
I Charles F. Downes and Watson
Adams. each of whom got six months
for larceny and receiving.
For burglary Nathaniel Crawford
Henry Hendricksen and Tony Mel
chiomo were sent to the Railway re-
| formatory Norris Sternberg. for
forging and uttering. and Theodors
SARA, for assault and battery. wers
sent to the same place
The following were placed on pro
baton: Robert De Yancey. assault
and battery; Charles S. Donsaft, false
pretenses; Nicholas Thomas, atrocious
assault and battery; Robert Foster
assault and battery; John GARNER.
larceny and receiving; Helen jackson,
burglary: Clarence Mclean, driving
an automobile without the owners
permission; William Zencyuk, assault
and battery: William Simmons. EN-
| bezzlement. Peter Soda, assault and
battery, and Michael Ripper, statu-
1 tory offense. Other sentences were
postponed until later dates