Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-04
PROBATION F A|LS.
GETS LONG TERM
Paroled Convict Also Returned
to State Prison--Many
Are Sentenced.

Failure 20 live UP to the terms Of =
probation sentence on which he wss
placed In September Last by Judge
Harry V. Osborne resulted in Edward
Boughman being sent TO State prIscu
yesterday by Judge Osborne for NOT
less than five or more than fifteea
years.
Harry KurEmen, out OF stats prisou
on parole and who had violated the
conditions Of the parole. was sent
back to serve about eighteen months
OF an unexpired term of three years
for burglary.
The two above were the only STATE
prison sentences given by Judge On-
borne yesterday out of one of this
largest 1ists Of prisoners ever dis-
posed OF IN q single day in the county
courts. Judge Osborne had slxty-five
persons on his list for sentence yes
terdAy, and II was not until after I
o'clock last night that he had dlA-
posed OF the last one
Loughman's sentence was due 20
the fact that he had repeatedly failed
TO live up TO the terms of his probe-
ton sentence, although warned re-
peatedly that he would get himself
in trouble IL he did not.
On July n last LouEhman, with
Charles McFeeley. Theodore Dough
erty and John j. Murray, was found
guilty Of assault and battery and rob-
berry committed on Robert Jones in
Mulberry street. The four men were
placed on probation for the offenge.
AS many others have likewise been
delinquent in keeping up their visits
to the prohibition Office after sentence.
Judge Osborne decided Ii was time to
make an example of someone, and as
Loughman's case had been q fragrant
one he received the full effect OF the
warning.
Ephroditus Jones, a negro, employed
as chauffeur by DR.. Emmanuel
Schwartz, 581 High street, was sent 20
the Railway reformatory following his
conviction recently for manslaughter-
Jones was driving the Schwarz car In
/ South Tenth street on Feb. 10, 1913,
when he came in collision with an
other car. The second car was thrown
against John Kastner, knocking him
to the sidewalk and causing a frao-
tured skull. from which he died later
in the City Hospital
In pronouncing the sentence Of
OOhCo bdhSC COOOAAtG dIbcutA01s
to the fact that he had been found
guilty by a jury.
( 'In this case" said Judge Osborne
Il am imposing sentence not upon the
theory of what I might have done
had ] had the case to decide for
myself, but on the theory that you
were found guilty by jury who were
the sole judges OF facts as to whether
You were guilty of fast driving or
negligent in any way. There are SO
many accidents due TO reckless driv-
ing that it Ia my duty to impose O
term In a penal institution. will.
therefore, send you to the Railway
! Reformatory."
Other prisoners sent to the Railway
institution were Max Farbman. as
sault and battery; Stanley Taroza.
statutory offense; John Stowslxo,
breaking and entering; Albert Har-
vey, assault and battery; Leon N.
Lowell, carrying concealed weapon2
Louis Snyder, breaking and enterings
James A. Kelly, larceny, and Harry
Dreben, larceny.
The following We're sentenced 70
the Caldwell penitentiary: Hannah
Harris, maintaining disorderiy
house, three months; Joseph Lasantf,
assault and battery, six months:
Thomas Murray. receiving stolen
goods, six months; Harry Clark, lar
ceny and receiving, three months;
Hi Sing, a Chinaman. statutory Of
Tense, six months; jeremiah Kelly
and Daniel Bradley, breaking and
entering, one year; George Maryers
larceny six months. and Ensiey
Holmes, breaking and entering, ons
year.
The following were placed on pro-
baton: William Bossett, Leo Mel
meyer, Arthur Feely, Charles White
head and Herman Miller, breaking
and entering; John Baylis, larceny;
Catherine Edwards, carrying con-
cealed weapon Robert Redmond,
larceny and receiving; Alexander
Tango and Costannino Faletso, break
ing and entering; Vito Merla, carry
ing concealed weapon; William Ryan
and Francis Brown, larceny; Edward
Hall, larceny. Elizabeth Blascoe,
statutory offense; Julius Brown, as
sault and battery; Philip Fisch, ems
bezzlement; Wladyslaw Rutke lar
ceny and receiving; Fred M. Snyder,
embezzlement.
The long list sentenced yesterday
was due to the fact that
week ago yesterday, Judge Os-
bornes last regular sentence day, no
was Ill and unable to appear In court.
Earlier In the day Judge William p.
Martin had disposed OF a smaller list
of offenders. Edward Clifton. who
pleaded non vult to a charge of az
sault and battery, was sent to the
Caldwell penitentiary for one year.
while William Nolan, originally placed
on probation for assault and battery
and who violated the terms OF his
probation, will spend six months at
the county institution. Edward Post,
guilty of embezzlement, was released
on probation sentence as was Thomas
Szakowski, guilty of larceny.