Evening journal., 1918-03-06
Gets nine months
FOR RGBBINC Man
Youth, Also Sent to Jail, is
Warned Against Use Of
Drugs
PAROLE TWO WHO
PADDED PAYROLL

/ Judge Conrad IN Court OF henefdl See-
slons this morning TO serve nine months
in the workhouse. to pay $3.50 resti-
tuition money and the costs Of tho
prosecution. Anderson attacked Alfred
Klahy. a foreman Of the New Castle
, Leather Company. and robbed him OF
S2i so. lie was represented by Philip
L. Garrett.
Anna Bell. Negress, changing her plea
Of not guilty TO one Of guilty. 40 "a
charge of larceny Of six hats, valued
at i5 cents each. was paroled 90 Thorn
as r. Parker. deputy sheriff. on applica-
ton OF her counsel, Edwin r.. Coch-
ran, Jr.
Martin Cottingham. q young white
man. q years old, pleaded guilty
on advice Of his counsel, James
Salisbury, 10 two charges Of lar
ceny Of four automobile tires and
rim and was sentenced by Judge Boyce
10 serve 10 months IN the workhouse.
10 pay S2i0 restitution money and the
costs Of the case.
4 charge OF larceny OF an oycrcoat.
for which he was indicted by The grand
jury at the last term OF court. was re-
tird by Deputy Attorney General Green.
70 was said by Mr.. Green that while
Cottngham was thought 90 be in
local hospital, he had been re-arrested
on the charges Of larceny OF the auto
mobile tires
Judge Boyce warned the defendant TO
STEER a straighier course after his re-
lease from prison, and avoid the Use
OF drugs
For the larceny Of two chickens from
simon TUT James Jacobs was SEN
fenced by Judge Boycc 20 serve six
months In the workhouse and 10 pay 81
restitution money and costs Of the case
lie pleaded guilty. Jacobs said that he
had been in the city only a week be-
fore he was arrested.
you get busy right quick observed
Judge Boyce.
The defendant said his home is in
Illinois but he lefl there when he was
a boy
Joseph Grossman. charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretcnses
and his brother. Nathaniel Grossman,
charged with the same offonse. were
=, paroled for one year on application
Il, OF their counsel, j. Frank Ball. their
previous good record being admitted.
Nathaniel obtained $500 and Joseph
, S2i0 from the Wilson Line by pad
y ding Tho payroll
! Each was ordered 20 pay sl9l7, the
> costs Of the case, and 10 return tn
> money they obtained from the com
:, pany.
ii on advice OF counsel, philip l.. Gar
rett. Samuel Russell squire. change,
10 his plea Of not guilty TO breaking stor'
! with intent 20 commit larceny, TO on'
j. Of guilty. ON request of Deputy At
' tOrney-General Green. sentence was de
p ferred until tomorrow morning.
ID Norris Truii. % years old change,
his plea of not guilty 90 one of guilt,
on charge Of assault and battery OF
Hugh Tinigan, CO years old, o railroad
watchman az 9th and Noung streets
New Castle. on February DC. He wa:
sentenced 20 one year IN the workhous'
4 and TO pay 800 fine and costs OF prose
cution.
~ j. Frank Ball pleaded for leniency fol
r. Trutt saying that he was intoxicated
:, az the time and tho assault was unin
e territorial.
" Charges Of carrying concealed dead
N ly weapon and pointing pistol agains
.r him were nolle pressed.
j. Prince simmons. Negro. pleaded guilt
N 90 a charge of higamy. he had M
p counsel.
"a Simmons went 60 Elklon. Md. on ne
s. cember i0 last year. with Ada John
il son. and WAS married there TO her
pr knowing that she was already mar
D. ricd 90 William n. Johnson on Ociobc
1t p 1905. Simmons himself was not pre-
vlouslv married.
Sentence was deferred
D I'm order that he might he indicte
u with William Cox, who Is in "a local hos
n piial suffering from a gun wound /
n the thigh. the case against John vii
liams. Negro. who is being neld I'm IN
workhouse on a charge Of chickei
stealing. was nolle pressed by Depul
- Aitorney-General Green. but "a warrar
ls immediately sworn ont for his re
VI arrest
u Williams and Cov both Negroes, wcr
w. arrested by Detective Mahoney on
ie charge Of chicken stealing. Cox mad
ls an attempt TO escape, but a bullet frol
au the dciecliye'- revolver halted him an
ly caused his being sent TO the hospita
~ I'm Municipal Court. Williams was hel
for upper court while the case again'
Cs his companion was continued unit
o. April 30.
OF Williams was indicted by the gran
i- iurly. and this morning Mr.. Green aske
for n continuance until next term s
,u. that Cox might be tried al the sam
'' time j. Frank Ball. counsel for wi
liauis. objected, saving that his cliel
is confined in the workhouse, unable
set bail. and ii was his desire TO ha'
the case disposed Of as soon as poss
IN bic. Thereupon. Attorney-General Rel
u hardt asked that a nolle proseQui be ei
tered. and he ordered that a warral
be sworn out for The Negroes are
is i'm order that he might be held for n
o,, next term Of court.
~ Samuel Russell Squire pleaded n
"a guilty 10 charges Of larceny Of 50 fro
ST. Elzabeth's r. G. Church, and Ia
,lv ccny Of a watch. valued at SO, an
mr. chain, valued al 81.
IAN Elizabeth Van Fleet 70 years o
on charged with the larceny of a dre
from the Jacoby store, pleaded guilt
a she was parolcd.
The grard jury returned the follo'
ing indictments:
Forgary-I. 4. Schaible two charge
Embczzlemcnt--Joh a. Schaible ltV
-rh charges.
nj Using a female child for improp
- purposes- Harrison W. liill
- Bigamy-Ada Johnson, alias Susan
Johnson. alias Ada simmons.
! Assault with intent 10 rob-Dan
ion Meeks
nk Larccny-Charles Evans Edna Ro
,ut and John r. lcnnesscy alias j.
md Hillcs.