Evening journal., 1917-11-09
TO FILE DEMyRRERS
IN ELECT OF Gases
Counsel for Men Accused OF
Registration Fraud Given
Until Monday
AC0UIT ITALIAN
IN RAILROAD CASE

The Court Of General Sessions today
divided It's work between the two
courtrooms, Judge Boyce presiding In
Courtroom No. and Judge Nce In
Courtroom No. 2
In the cases OF Maris Wingale, Sam
uel A.. Jackson. Thomas Concannon,
Harry Wahl and Charles Hood the last
named a Neg,o. accused OF registration
frauds, the court allowed until 23J
o'clock Monday afternoon 10 fle dc
murrers. The men ace represented hy
Philip /. Garrett. Harry p. Joslyn
James salisbury end Armon d. ebay
tor, Jr.
Mr.. Joslyn was allowed until Tues
day for the hearing Of the case of
Onifry Zabinko, charged with assault
with intent 90 commit murder on
Daniel A. Gahleyilch, priest at The
Greek Catholic Church In South VIII
mngton.
A case OF unusual character came
before Judge Rice wehn William
Lucca, an Italian, was charged with
obstructing the tracks OF the Philadei-
phia and Reading Hallway, In placing
a arilhoad spike on the road.
Howard A. Weldln. special onlecr,
testified that he had been detailed es-
peclally near Granogue 10 keep an out
look on the rallorad 10 see that moth
ing should occur to cause another
wreck, one having taken place there
shortly before. lie told OF seeing Lucca
place a railroad spike on the tracks
at a sharp turn Of the road near Gran.
ogue. Weldln said he nabbcd Lucca,
AMI when he asked him why he placed
the spike on the road, Lucas said. 'ac-
cordng to the witness:
0 "Just 10 sec a little fun
Lucca, In his defense, denied that he
- had placed the spike on the tracks. or
q that he made the abayo assertion TO
the policeman.
. After being out but fifteen minutes,
the jury returned a verdict Of not
3. guilty.
4 Ella White and Ethel Walker,
!, Negresses, were brought before Judge
!, Rice on a charge OF larceny OF $50 In
" money. a ring valued at 500 and cun
: buttons worth 81 from Harry Apo lul,
= a white man. over Market street bridge
!. on the night OF September 2i.
Michael McGilll0n, nairolman, told of
: his having located the two girls AZ
I, this point the Walker glrl said that
y sha hqd pleaded guilty when first ar.
!, raigned, although a plea OF not guilty
" hau ucen enie.ed against her name
She admitted having taken Ap0stul'
,, pockelbook containing $40, the cul
"a buttons and the ring. Ella Waite, sh
~ said, demanded si7 and the ring froI
~. her. She further testified that las
"a night Ella hit her and Knocked h,
"a down because she Ethel refused
hs give false testimony about tho case
.er court.
Is L. Irving Handy counsel for FL
'' White argued that there was no e,
,,,, dence Of larceny" that the on
~ charge that she be properly Indicted
~ . was receiving stolen goods
IN Mr. Green argued that she was aidiI
w and abetting the crime Of Ethel Wake
eu that she stood as picket while Eth
n6 was with Apostel. The case VIII
resumed this afternoon.
la Three Are Parold.
as George COnnor. James Tully an
N William II. Sullivan, three young me
ly, indie ed for the larceny Of nine cas-
en- lngs, valued at 500, the property Of q
lly Delaware Granite and Mining Compan
RI today changed their pleas TO guilty.
of Former Assistant City solicitor job
Lynn, who appeared for the three, asl
ed lenency In the shape OF parole, an
he placed witness = on th nd
show the previous 20 chars ter
COnnor and luily. sullivan had bee
in court several years ago on q chars
II which ended In his parole, but stint
. h that time has been living a proper III
Attorney General Relnhardt said
, was in doubt about paroling the me
- especially In Sullivan's case. The thti
- he said, was a particularly bold ON
~ After comforting with the police NJ
~. Reinhardt said he wasn't Inclined
% object to parole
'e1 Judge Boyce told the prisoners Oh
,,, he wasn't quite clear as 30 what b
D'o duty in the case was. but II he erred
II. would be on the side Of clemoncy
,ot Idleness. he said, was the cause
"a too much crime, as well as bad COZ
No. paniQns. They must not permit SUI
tbe thinS to lead them astray. To 5.
nv levan, in particular. this would be
80 last chance. Judge Boyce then
tbe formed the bondsmen appearing (
his the there that they must see 10 % Oh
.rs- the young men did not go back 90 D.
habits All three were thep admit
lrt 10 parole.
When John r. Siouffer faced JuC
N. Boyce, charged with larceny Of az
IN cles belonging TO the Pullman Co
pany, including tools and velvet clio
,n- Robert q. Harman, his counsel, entel
IL for him a plea Of guilty and q
Get requested lnst lie couIt snow eSoui ii
IN marital trouble were at the bottom
A. the prisoner u'll0 . u.'iIS, a. rs anu '''''
ny Fesilty nc Was my " Dls'iS, suu''.s,
NJ o.ouneI supello. p D .ii'.isi, ,nOiuei,i'5
gth man De,isu' .s ,i. - SouIS ,S.,ioos ~
ded oo"siuo' .'lo ~ Gto,,e,o,,s hobo,s
the ol ,'i1 p'9a - -. - bJs oaod chor
Nn- sMu tu"s ~ vac" y, " narols ".o You'd
'a's granted him after payment Of the CO