The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-12-27
Monmouth County Courts

Alfred Rose, d DpEinSWOO0 oN SA1HS,
Asbury Park druggist, and his sister,
Miss Anna Rose, are the plamtihs In
suits for $780, 900 and SIC, 900 respectively,
brought against Samuel j. CampoeIl
and Harry H. Squire, asa result OF an
automobile accipent on norwood
avenue. Elberon, on Oct. "a, 1922, when
Mr.. Roses wife, riding In car driven
by Mr.. Campbell, was fatally injured
and Miss Rose sustained injuries, Iron
which she has not yet fully recovered.
Trial of the suits, tried jointly, before
Judge Lawrence and a jury Friday, and
was continued Monday.
Preference being given to medical tes-
timony in order to release the ply
sicians to return to their practice. Mr..
Ca,nnhell. it was told, took Mrs. Alfred
Rose and Miss Anna Rose to the Long
Branch hospital to visit a sister OF
Miss Rose. On the return trip TO As
bury Park Mr.. Campbell speeded his
ear and travelling on Norwood avenue
encountered car driven by Harry ID.
Squire as it was driven out OF Lincoln
place. The Campbell car. travelling at
above 40 miles per hour, the plalntlti s
claim. struck the bumper on the Squire
car Glanced off and ran into tree.
Mrs Alfred Roses skull was fractured
and she died an hour later In the Long
Branch hospital Miss Anna Rose
received a laceration of the scalp that
required three stitches to close, and was
bruised about the chest and lower part
Of her BODY. DIR. Otto Holters testified
that she still suffered from shock and
has loss of appetite and is unable to
sleep well.
The plaintiffs are represented at the
trial bv BENJAMIN NJ Weinberg OF New
ark and John J. Quinn OF Red Bank.
Mr.. Campbell is represented by Isaiah
Matlack Of the law firm of Geran q.
Matlack of Asbury Park, and A. j. 9.
Stokes of Freehold. Mr.. Squire Is
represented by District Court Judge
Ward Kremer Of Asbury Park.
Col Alarmed, formerly OF Asbury
Park and now located at LAX eWooo,
was found guilty by q jury before Judge
Lawrence Monday OF atroclous assauIt
and battery upon Joseph Azrock at
AShnrv PARK on Aug. 2 last. Azrock
said that, between six and seven Q CLOCK
in the evening of that day he noticed
crowd collected at the corner OF Lang,
ford street and Madison avenue ana
found that two men were fighting he
wallred mn close to the conbatants, he
said. when Ahmed, turned andplunged
a knife into his back and as he sank 70
the ground Alarmed ran from the
scene. Attained, Mohammedan, SAID
that It was not he that inflicted the
wound in Azrock's back but one OF
tbe combatants. A friend of his had
been assailed by a man whom he knew
onIv as John, he said, and he went TO
his friends assistance. Jonn was shs
knife wielder and the man who wounded
Azrock. Ahamed was defended 6v
.Joseph Megill, who put up q stln
battle for his client and many IN the
court room expected to see him secure
an acouittal. Assistant Prosecutor
Quinn appeared for the state.
Indicted on a charge of being com
mon scold. Rose Smith of Neptune
township pleaded not guilty and she
was held in $500 bail for trial Jan. IA
Fritz Ortnan pleaded guilty, and
John Alberta and Harold Cook not
guilty. of stealing lumber to the value
lof 800 from Ralph Spino in Neptune
township and Mary A. Cook pleaded
not guilty of receiving the stolen goods.
lOrtman was held in bail for sentence
Han. Ia and the other three for trial on
that date.
Wesley and Annie Youmans pleaded
mot guilty to a charge OF robblng $5o
from S. Bennett in Neptune township
Aug. 80. and they we're held in bail Tor
trial Jan, IA.