The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-23
.r1URT HOUSE News
\, NJ KIsER TO Be TRIED MONDAY
''s sop THE MURDER or her HUSBAND
GRAND JURY FINDS A NUMBER Of
~DIeruENTs-CRIMINALS SENTENCED
n pFNITENTIARY-- SUNDAY VIOLA
rfRs DISCHARGED.
o..ouit Court Proceedings.

pai !lr in five and a half DAYS Iounu 90
Jul! .,onts - In the trial court 70
lHalI1 wore disposed of in two days
H. half. Twenty-one Of these were
~ an4 serious ottenses and resulted as
i0SUss' S."ts VS. Ben Dorsey, larceny; tried
o'Aa' Aa the Court, verdict guilty. Sen
belols ~ nov a fine of SIS and costs.
SrDIv n"ta VS. Clarence Segar, assault
~ os"iu intent to kill, tried before Jury,
..dict ",.d not guilty and traverser dis
'slulu nod Seabrook for State; Steele
lOt r.sta a vs. George w. Scott, "alias"
,ni+b 1t+ burglary, tried before Jury,
's-5ict on guilty; sentenced to the Md.
n.nitnntiarv for nine years. Sea-
,.onk ssr for State; P. P. for prisoner.
"CI S,atp VS.. Ray Hill, assault with in
.,nt n kill. tried before Jury, verdict
miItv. sentenced to the Md. Penlteh-
.arr l for IS months. Seabrook for
State; Weant for prisoner.
Ctote VS., Charles Franklin, assault
nth intent to kill; tried before the
rorrt: verdict guilty; sentenced to the
worvIand Penitentiary for two yeas.
Seabrook for State; Weant for prison
stote VS.. Charles Tibbs, larceny;
Ma of guilty confessed; sentenced to
M Maryland Penitentiary for Is
months. Seabrook for State.
State VS.. Stephen Pacharis, larceny,
Dlea of guilty confessed, recognized
srd paroled. Seabrook for State ;
Steele for prisoner.
State VS.. Michael Drabbick, receiV-
ing stolen goods; plea of guilty con-
fpssed, recognized and paroled. Sea-
brook for State; Steele for prisoner.
State VS.. Harry Hyde, enticlng
female under the age of eighteen
Years; tried before the Court; verdict
rot guilty and traverser discharged
Seabrook for State; W!eant for traver-
SER
State VS.. Thomas Carr, larceny;
Dlea of guilty confessed; recognized
and parOled. Seabrook for Sta4e;
Weant for prisoner
W State VS.. Basil Dorsey, Jr., non
support of f..wife; tried before ..,tne
Court verdict not guilty and traver'
ser discharged. Seahrook for STATE;
Weant for traverser.
State VS.. John Spencer, assault ant
battery; tried before Jury; verdict
guilty. Fined $1,000 and costs. Sea
brook for State; Steele for traverser
State VS.. Augustus Harris, larceny
plea Of guilty confessed; sentence
suspended .Seabrook for state;
StOCksdale for prisoner.
State VS.. William Thomas, larceny;
tried before Jury; verdict guilty; SEN
fenced to the Maryland Penitentiary
for four years. Seabrook for State;
P. P, for prisnoer.
State VS.. Geary Bankert, larceny.
plea of guilty confessed; recognized
and parOled. Seabrook for State.
State VS.. Ganter & Miller, selling
goods and merchandise on the Sabbath
day; tried before the Court on de-
nurrer, demurrer sustained anC
tfaVersers discharged. Seabrook fo1
State, Weant, Reifsnider & Brown
for traversers. .o.
State VS.. James G. Six, selling goods
On the Sabbath day; tried before the
Court on demurrer; demurrer sus-
taned and traverser discharged. Sea
brook for State Weant, Reifsnider &
Brown for traverser.
State vs. n SamOis & Sons, selling
goods on the Sabbath day; tried be-
lore the Court on demurrer, demurrer
sustained and traversers discharged
SeabroOk for State. Weant, Reif-
snlder & Brown for traversers. -
State VS.. Henry Rosenstock, selling
goods on the Sabbath day; tried be-
lore the Court on demurrer; demurrer
sustained and traverser discharged
Seabrook for State. Weant, Retf-
Smder & Brown for traverser.
State VS.. Walter H. Davis, keeping
d garage without license, tried before
tae Court, finding not guilty. Sea
Orook for State. Steele & Hoff for
uayerser.
one of these, tried before the
court brought forth the decision oi
legal question, probably never be-
IOre determined in the State, in which
a man was charged with entic1ng
IRON the control of her parents a
1T under the age of eighteen years
= announcing the verdict of nCt
sulity, Judge Moss delivered a scath-
ns reouke to the accused, declaring
% saI 1t was !he regret ne the t.Grt
ud. under the law the prisoner
toula ho not be convicted! that he had
aes aeen guilty of "damnable offense"
Su uu mat if he could have been
bOusnt within the law it would have
NJ n ~ Courts pleasure to give him
nor,. WI lohgest possible term in the
penitentiary.
a.. anoCler case, not involving the
, ,lsslon of crime, but to settle
r;..e .e1eo legal question, was sub
w
rats $50 " the Court On an agreed
rb;el balieht Of facts. There. is a law
ss,o AL provides. that all keepers OF
o. ~ es 1or the hire, storage for hire
l;s. aie ot automobiles must take out
w rs' nse' graded by the square feet
iprthelr elr places OF business. The law
plaoa defines a garage to be a
hrs !. kept for storage for hire OF
"saion 4 automobiles, omitting the word
wv co,, mere are several garages in
alv - NY at which garages are kept
a tbooa sale. The proprietor of one
turnar agreed with the States At
nipbt that friendly indictment
lldre M pe found, to test the law,
pHes,a pHss MOSS decided, that only garages
stOras. automobiles are kept for
oS LOT hire or F1,@ Liz - -