The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
Only One Murder Case
Among the 21O on
the List for January
Quarter Sessions
ONE CHARGE OF
ARSON BOOKED
Hearings of Samuel Morrow-and Mrs
Alma Keane, Both Accused of In
voluntary Manslaughter in Auto
Gases, May Go Over Until March


manslaughter, three horse stealing cases
and comparatively large number of
claims for maintenance, are listed for
the January quarter sessions, which will
open on Monday, January IL, and con-
tinue for four weeks.
Criminal causes of action will be
tried during the first week, the deser- |
tion and non maintenance suits will be |
heard during the third week and the
several other court terms, including di-
vorce, juvenile, suspended sentence and
orphans, will be taken up afterward.
The first term of common pleas for
1915 will be conducted during the week
beginning January IS.
Robert f. Scott, the city patrolman
who is indicted on charge of murder
ing eolored man in the Eighth ward.
is slated to be called for trial ON Thurs
day, January ID. Charles Madison,
charged with arson, will be tried on
Wednesday, January 13, as will also
Theodore III. Moltz, indicted on charge
of involuntary manslaughter. Samuel
Morrow and Mrs. Alma Keane, also
charged with involuntary manslaughter,
are scheduled to be called to trial on
Friday, January 15, although it now is
believed that their cases will not be
reached at that tire and that the
causes will have to be continued until
the regular March sessions.
Of the two hundred and ten criminal
cases listed, thirty light are charges of
hdesertion and non-support. The list, as
announced 10y District Attorney M. +.
Stroup this morning, is as follows:
Tri oI Tjst
Monday-Clarenc Hines, felonious
entry and larceny; Henry l.. Good
forgery; Maxwell Fasick, Paul Schn-
bauer, Joseph Osborne, felonious entry
and larceny; Milton Schreffier, Weston
Ashenfelder, George Dare, felonious en-
try and larceny; John Brown, Milton
Schreffier, highway robbery; David
Sourbeer, public indecency; George W.
Crawford, forgery
John Burns, alias Arthur Parker,
larceny; Margaret Sullivan, Harry N.
Warner, Strouder Fields, larceny from
person; Walter Buckingham, larceny;
Clarence Moten, burglary; John Bland.
Rebecca Thomas, larceny from the per-
son: Dick Owens, robbery: James Ran
dolph. public indeceney; Clinton F..
Maubley, felonious entry and larceny;
Edmond Reed, larceny from the person; ;
Stewart Palmer, malicious mischief;
Charles Davis, assault and battery.
Alburtus l.. Reitzel, false pretenses;
NJ. Hursch, Joseph Osborne and John
RICHTER, larceny; John Il. Stuart, as
sauIt and battery; Joseph Salinger, un-
lawful insurance; Philip Fleck, larceny
and false pretenses.
Tuesday-John H. Schell. serious
charge; Cling Mitchell, felonious as
sauit; H. R. Mercer, Fred LaBrun,
forgery; II. R. Mercer, false pretense;
Oarman Roseli, felonious entry and lar
cenv; Michael Marinchock, assault;
Francesca Forgerretto, larceny; Karo-
| ly Ballaski, carrying concealed deadly
weapons: Andria Lonearevic, aggravat-
ed assault and battery; Anton 1elevich,
serious charge; Marko Knilae, Rado
Rusnov, Wit Cuckovic, assault and bat
terry; Mary Osterich, assault and bat
terry; Joseph Blumson, larceny; Rado
Brkovic, Paul Mesaiolic, Steve Koncar,
assault and battery.
Nicklo Jovanovie, malicious mis-
chief; Joseph Sanim, ct. al, felonious
assault; John Vecchonie, assault and
battery; Frank Capan, malicious mis-
chief; Tomo Endekovic, felonious as
sault; Vuia Loncar, gaming house;
Vuia Loncar, Peter Vujaklia, carrying
concealed deadly weapons; Morris Me
latt, larceny; Mike Stefanic, felonious
entry and larceny; Tony Trunfs, feloni-
GUS assault George Rastovcan, larceny;
Mile Miljevic and Tomo Oesaneskl,
felonious entry; Raile Jaic, assault and
| battery and carrying concealed deadly
weapons; Maurice Bland, larceny; OIL
liver Curtis, felonious assault; Allen j..
Silk. larceny.
Wednesday-C Clarence S. Fleck and
abraham Rosenfelt, larceny; Laura
Murray, bawdy house; Edythe Head
ings, larceny; Lillian Headings, receiv-
ing stolen goods; Samuel First, carry
ing concealed deadly weapons; Jacob
Sweeny, false pretenses; Edwin Rupp,
larceny; Blanche Butler, perjury; Ed
ward NJ. Snavely, unlawfully operating
motor vehicle; Robert B. Green, forg-
cry; Charles Wright, larceny; Charles
| H. r. Jones, assault and battery; Grace
b. Wright, Margaret Emenheiser, AL
bert Beard, Frank E. Hoover, Ezra
Jackson, n. R. Yontz, larceny; George
Herbert, felonious assault; Raymond
Dunlap, felonious entry and larceny;
Jasper Smith, larceny; Daisy Masoner,
fraud against boarding housekeeper;
Morris Rashinsky, larceny; William
Johns, felonious assault; John w. Noon,
furnishing liquor, ETC.; Laura Gordon,
assault and battery and selling liquor
without license; Jacob F. Embieh, as
sault and battery; Amedeo F. Branca,
Nfalse pretenses; Charles L. Madison,
arson; Charles Madison, carrying con-
eealed deadly weapons; Theo. H. Moltz,
involuntary mansbaughter.
Thursday Elmer Dasher, Jacob
Kreiser, William Seibert and John Z.
Kreiser, Jr., felonious entry and lar
ceny; John Cocklin, assault and bat
terry; Anna Major alias Jackson, lar
ceny; Ida NJ. Sponsler, fraudulent ap-
preparation; Moses Roth, public affray;
Charles Flottman, perjury; John NJ.
Rutherford, assault and battery; Jo-
seph Albnitz, furnishing liquor to mi
nors; Varsiliia Sukar, Sanda Wichia,
William Riedinger, j. Amer Kline, Clara
W. Beach, Emory R. Sourbeer, Ivan
Dumbovic, Katherine Santek, Charles
J. Link, Harry Shisler and Joseph
Hartman, serious charges; Oscar Haley,
assault and battery; Viola Smith,
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