The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 9

CASES OF HOMICIDE Tlicy will Take Up Mueh of the Time ofbe Coming Session of Criminal Court. THE TEIAL LIST IX FULL The trial list for the January term of criminal court la printed In full below. The first case to be heard is a Duntnore murder and a case of manslaughter is down for the following Wednesday The second week starts on with a murder charge and on the following day a manslaughter case will be taken up. The following day another murder Case will be taken up. It will be seen that there will be much crime to be talked of about town during the next few weeks.

Here Is the list as prepared by the district attorney: FIRST WEEK. Monday, January 30. Domenico Colangclo and Salvatore Colangelo, murder; W. A. Phillips, pros.

John Costa, F. Michael Mo ran, pros. John Costa, robbery; James T. McAndrew, pros. John Costa, robbery; James T.

McAndrew, pros. John Costa, Joseph Cogliandro, John Campolla. Samuel Plllicone and Joseph Muncula. conspiracy; James T. McAndrew, pros.

John Campolla. harboring a felon; James T. McAndrew, pros. Frank James T. McAndrew, pros.

Frank. robbery; James T. McAndrew, pros. Frank Muncula, robbery; Salva tore Petnott, pros. Joseph Cogliandro, Frank Muncula and John Campolla.

conspiracy; James T. McAndrew, pros. Frank Muncula and Dominick Marchno, conspiracy; James T. 10 11 McAndrew, pros. John Campolla.

robbery; JameSjT' 12 13 John Glgliotfal McAndrew, JRTJ 14 JP'tTlTa, robbery; James Dros. Santo Carlsaro, robbery; James Mo Andrew, nros. 17 Santo Carlsaro, robbery; James T. McAndrew, pros. IS Santo Carlsaro, C.

C. Weapon James T. McAndrew. pros. 19 Louis Rocko.

discharging fire arms; James T. McAndrew, pros. 20; Ambrose D. Pierson, attempt at rann: Lona B. Dav.

pros. 21; Ambrose Pierson, attempt at ratie: Lona B. Day. pros. 2i Ambrose D.

Pierson, attempt at race: Mrs. TV. B. Duggan, prox 23 Arthur attempt at robbery; fcona B. Day, pros.

24. Thomas Egan, attempt at rape; Iona B. Day, pros. 25' John Pollock, Lona, Da.v. 26i Jerrv Syllivan'.

burglary; Bridget prox. 27 Charles Dirkelneck. adultery and bastardy; John Belss, pros. 2S1 Peter Patuskeyi by Bnile'e; Igt mice Arcuh, pros. 29.

John Drost, Michael Creamski, Budmi and George Bod na, F. Lona B. Jay. pros. 30 James "Roach, O.

King, pros. Tuesday, January 31. 31 Boardkewitch, I Joseph Cillis. pros. 32 Michael Boardkewitch, 1 Oeorse Olllis.

pros." S3 James Mi et. nuisance; Christian Zumbach. pros. 34 James McDonald, et nuisance; G. Shannon, pros.

35 James McDonald, et nuisance; Richard Morris, pros. 36 Frank Savino. rape; Mrs. W. B.

Dtiggan. prox. 37 John Richards, Lona B. Dav. pros.

38 Roland Travis alias Roland Hig gins, L. Lona B. Day, pros. 39 Frank Duggy, L. Lona B.

Day, pros. 40 C. H. Herring. V.

P. Food Law; Harry P. Cassidy, pros. 41 F. A.

Gllroy. V. Food Law; Harry P. Cassidy. pros.

42 F. A. Gllroy, V. P. Food Law; Harry P.

pros. 43 J. A. Wadcmun. V.

P. Food Law; Harry P. Cassidy, pros. 44 John Flaherty, V. P.

Food Law; M. K. Ely, pros. 45 II. Troufour, V.

P. Food Law; M. K. Klv. pros.

46 E. T. Smith, V. P. Food M.

iv. my, pros. 47 'Joseph Marthor, V. P. Food Law; M.

K. Ely, pros. 48 JamesNolan, V. P. Food Law; M.

K. Ely, pros. 49 E. A. Hcennans, F.

Mary Ann Maxwell, prox. 50 E. A. Heermuns, discharging fire arms; Mary Ann Maxwell, prox. 51 George Chilly, A.

James Cardcn. pros. 52 Jacob Rose, L. Lona B. Day, pros.

53 Jacob Rose, L. Lona B. Day, pros. 64 George Chilly, C. C.

Weapon; James Cardcn, pros. 53 A. G. Morse, L. G.

Morse, pros. 56 Jarob Jacoboski. violating hunt ing law; Jenkin Davis, pros. 57 Jacob Jacoboski, violating hunt ing law; Jenkin Davis, pros. 5S Joseph Boctowsky, F.

George B. Morris, pros. 59 John Murray, I by Bailee; Ley shon Evans, pros. 60 James Htillah, S. D.

Weapon to Minor; William Simerson, pros. Wednesday, Feb rim ry 1. 61 William Blume, manslaughter; Lona B. Day, pros. 62 Edward Morgan.

1 by Bailee; W. Shupp, pros. 63 D. W. Vaughan, V.

P. Food Law; M. K. Kiy. pros.

64 Charles F. Honeyager. V. P. Food Iiw; M.

K. Ely, pros. 63 Edward Burke. V. P.

Food Law; M. K. Ely, pros. 66 M. J.

Judge, V. P. Food Law; M. K. Ely, pros.

47 Charles Harper, V. P. Food Law; J. W. Hurst, pros.

68 F. W. Tenant. V. P.

Food Law; J. W. Hurst, pros. 69 Rhoda Thomas, L. Lona B.

Day, pros. 70 James Mortlmore, alias James Carrol, L. William C. El dridge, pros. 71 Harry Hclgle.

larceny from per son; 1Otia Tl. Dav, pros. 72 Catharine McNuIty. adultery; James T. McAndrew.

pros. 73 Charles Nelson, discharging fire arms; Andrew Moroskey, pros. 71 Charles Nelson. C. Weapon; Andrew Muroskey, pros.

73 Kate Luts, perjury; Stephen Dyer, proa. 76 William Luts, perjury; Stephen Dyer, pros. 77 Stephen Mnslnr. S. L.

without George pros. 78 Stephen Msslar. S. L. to Minors; Anthony Loftufc, pros.

79 Stephen Mania L. without Anthony Loftus, pros. 80 Patrick Brown, F. James T. McAndrew, pros.

81 Patrick Brown, forgery; James T. McAndrew, pros. 82 Loulu Moncoose, s. L. on Sunday; Joseph Scotts, pros.

83 Louis Moncoose, S. L. to Minors; Joseph Scotts, pros. 84 N. Surovlts.

Ai B.I II. Gold sleger. pros. Rj Henry Burger, perjury; George Buchner, pros. Kate Brown alias Kate Burger, peritiTy; George Buchner, pros.

87 Winifred Gallagher, A. B.i Mar garet Coultherd, prox. 88 Joseph Pctroiio, emb. by partner; Rnlph Scnlese, pros. 89 Wllllnm Edwards and Oarfleld Williams.

Agar. A. Jake Demontovlch, pros. 90 Powell Mollsh, Ai Si B.i FIlop Brutchock, pros. Thursday, February 3.

1 Mendel Flbus, receiving; Lona B. Cay, 92 John Griko, L. M. J. McAn drew, pros.

93 Wasil Haricavag, D. B. Ste phen Borsak. pros. 94 James O'Boyle, A.

John Zeock, pros. 95 George Turner, P. Gwllym Jones, pros. 96 Antonio Latellai and Michael Bol po, emb. by partner; James r.

McAndrew, pros. 97 Frank Muncula, Leopold Sevenno and Powell Collandero. emb. by partner; James T. McAndrew, 98' Stephen Walscough, A.

Julia Kopak, pros. 99 Stephen Walscough, perjury; John Kopak, pros. 100 Michael Koshek, perjury; John Kopak, pros. 101 John W. P.

F. Cu 102 A.S'a.' Keene. fraudulent voting; George Howell, pros. 103 John Kearney, A. Stephen Dyer, pros.

104 John Kearney, A. Stephen Dyer. pros. 105 John Kearney, A. B.

Stephen Dyer, pros. 106 Albert Richmond, forgery; P. F. Rellly, pros, 107 Michael Healey and Joseph Rell ly, L. R.

Lona, B. Day, pros. 108 Lawrence Nowak, L. Lona B. Day, pros.

109 Lawrence Nowak, L. B.J.Lona B. Day, pros. 11 Iawrence Nowak, L. Lona' B.

Day, pros. 111 Joseph Adumas, L. George W. Welland, pros. 112 Louis Korman, George W.

Weiland, pros. 113 George Harmorski, perjury; James Scriven. pros. 114 Thomas Tetsko. John Journack, Anthony Papain, Andrew Lynch, Stephen Decker.

Joseph aval itch and, John Elko, A. B. on Public Officer; James Scriven, pros. 115 Joseph Stein. C.

C. Weapon; Fe ronlca Stein, prox. 116 Joseph Stein, F. Feronica Stein, prox. 117 Thomas Retsko, John Journack, Anthony Papsin, Andrew Lynch, Stephen Decker.

Joseph Kavalitch and John Elko, A. on Public. Officer: John L. Powell, pros. 118 Charles Lee.

cruelty to anjger Edward Gardner. pros.ils. 119 John Eckrote. cuttfjiufnagle, trees; William 120. John Check, emb pros.

ootfitiry 3. larceny from per pi Ed; Wat Charles lucent, pros. 1 1Z' Michael Estock, F. una Vaient, prox, 124 Michael Rusinock, A. John Today, pros.

125 Michael Rusinock. S. L. on John Today, pros. 120 Frank Noll, A.

Isabella Noll, prox. 127 W. R. Coursey, Moore ban born, pros. 128 John Sherman, C.

C. Weapon, Michael Moran, pros. Saturday, February 4. 129 Squire Pollard, surety; William Tross, pros. 130 George.

Turner, surety; Gwilym i Jones, pros. 181 William Travis, surety; Ernest HvitcmCVCTS. Dros. 132 133 Samuel McClaren, surety; Sarah J. Flynn.

prox. Jake Rushr.ock, surety; William Luke Horn, surety; Kate Horn, 134 135 prox. James Dean, surety; Robert Lynch, pros. 136 Charles H. Williams, surety; Rose i Williams, prox.

137 Paul McCall, Jennie Hol lenbach. prox: 138 John Padden, surety; Catharine Padden, prox. 139 John Walsh, surety; Mary Doyle, prox. 140 John: Walsh, surety; Charles Doyle, pros. 141 Richard Mogg, surety; Rachel Mogg, prox.

142 Patrick Moran, surety; Thomas pros. 143 William Yando, surety; George O. Caldwell, pros. 144 Joseph surety; Bridget Ca.viston, 145 Alex Klenowsky and Constantine Klenowsky. surety; Stephen Norbut, pros.

146 Mary Jane Wilson, surety; Charles Jay, pros. 147 Mary Jane Wilson, surety; Charles Jay, prosj 148 John Gavulltz, surety; Michael Czuper, pros. 149 John' Schobelick, surety; Joseph Alamara, pros. 150 John Schobelick, surety; Fclida Manfride, prox. 151 William Vaughn, surety; Richard Johnson, pros.

152 Benjamin Jones, surety; Samuel Jones, pros. 153 Lenai Harris, surety; Lenora Hel ler, prox. 154 George Watkins, surety; Hannah May Watkins, prox. 155 Hannah May Watkins, surety; George Watkins, prox. 156 Isaac S.

Jones, desertion; Jennie Jones, prox. 157 Lester E. Butts, desertion; Jessie Butts, prox. 158 Arthur Finch, desertion; Gertrude Finch, prox. 159 Richard Mogg, desertion; Rachel Mogg, prox.

160 Richard Mogg, desertion; Rachel Mogg, prox. 161 John Keib, desertion; Rose Keib, prox. 162 John Gallagher, desertion; Agnes Gallagher, prox. 163 Edward Sears, desertion; Jennie Sears, prox. 164 George Watkins, desertion; Han nah May Watkins, pros.

165 Albert desertion; Lena Harris, pros. 166 Frank Noll, desertion; Isabella Noll, prox. 167 Edmund Sears, desertion; Jennie Sears, prox. 168 Henry Breeze, desertion; Mary Breeze, prox. SECOND WEEK.

Monday, February 6. 109 Eossil Eliah alias Eliah Bossil, murder; William. A. Phillips, pros. 10 Bossil Eliah alias Eliah Bossil, F.

Akefty pros. 171 Delia Gilmore, arson; Frank Becker, pros. 172 Max Mendlx, A. Grimkoski, prox. 173 Walter Brugler, L.

Lona B. Day, pros. 174 Thomas White. George Sullivan, James Ferrell and Morris Pos ncr, burglary; Lona B. Day, pros.

175 P. J. Barret, D. B. Joseph 011 dorf, pros.

176 Joseph Langan, violating election law; Patrick J. Judge pros. 177 Matthew White, violating election law; Patrick J. Judge, pros. 178 Pasquale Gorafala, L.

J. T. O'Neil, pros. 179 Fred Smith. Agg.

A. H. Bo ginsky. pros. 180 George Pctro and Louis Vaienta, A.

John Drost, pros. 181 Nicholas Capollo, s. L. without J. E.

Sch Her, pros. 1S2 Salvatore Capollo, 8. L. without J. E.

Schuller. prog. 183 Jacob O. Ackermun, perjury; Joseph Josephs, pros. 184 Samuel McClaren, M.

Sarah J. Flynn, prox. 185 Alnmnnzo' Porter and Samuel Por ter, B. Timothy Bourke, pros. IS Thomas Rlnhardt.

Agg. A. B.i Harry J. Bennett, pros. 187 Walter Seigel, A.

B.I Mary Covey, prox. 188 Edward Moran. Agg. A. Charles Roche," pros.

1S9 Ann Sheridan. A. B. Catharine Uoblnson, prox. 190 Martin Sheridan, A.

Patrick Hughes, pros. 191 Harry Dershelmer, emb. by fac tor; Theodore S. Fuller, pros. 192 John Ohusyka, L.

by bailee; Mary Iltchik. Drox. 193 Frank Hopko, aiding prisoner to escape; James Hosie, pros. 194 Michael Gallagher, A. Nellie P.

Hughes, prox. 195 Anthony Rlginsky and Sophie Rl ginsky, M. to Garden; John G. Davis, nros. 196 Emro Bollnsky, Agg.

A. George Shemnk, prog. 197 Harry Hnrvln, John Hnrvln, Peter ezynyiBKi and Michael Rut kowskl, attempt at rape: Frances Konnt. nrn 108 Stephen Hunt, C. to, Minor Van nuiii (nun.

Tuesday, February 7. 19 Carney, mapslaughterj A. Phillips, prog. THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY. JANUARY 19, 1905.

200 James' J. Gallagher, perjury; Robert Wilson, pros. 201 Joseph Denston. P. of Medicine; W.

A. Phillips, pros. 202 Emilio D' Antonio, I. P. of Medi cine; W.

A. Phillipe, pros. 203 Joseph Villone, I. P. of Medi cine; W.

A. Phillipe, pros. 204 Charlotte DeMonte. P. of Medi cine; Catharina Petrello, pros.

205 Frank McCabe. J. C. Mc Andrew, pros. 208 James W.

Stryker, L. Lona B. Day, pros. 207 James W. Stryker, L.

Lona B. Day, pros. 208 James W. Stryker, L. Lona B.

Day, proa. 209 James W. Stryker, L. St Lona B. Day, pros.

210 James W. Stryker, L. Lona B. Day, pros, 211 Ida Shaffer. receiving; Lona B.

Day, pros. 212 Lawrence Gillen, F. J. Neary, pros. 1 213 Hugh A.

Jones and Thomas Wat kins, conspiracy; J. J. Jermyn, pros. 214 Hugh A'. Jones, forgery; J.

J. Jermyn. pros. 215 Amiello Rippa, F. William Craig, pros.

216 Amiello Rippa. perjury; Charles C. Armbruster, pros. 217 W. G.

Beanie, W. Lawson; Reid, pros. 218 Patrick A. McGuire, John W. McAuliffe, pros.

2J9, Rosie Mott, Nicholas George, pros. 220 John W. McClain, L. Adolph Marcus, pros. 221 Patrick H.

Cawley, Agg. A. G. H. Morris, pros.

222 Joseph Notarl, S. L. on Albert Ambrazlna. nros. 223 Joseph Notari, S.

L. to Minors; Al beTt Ambrazlna, pros. 224 Joseph Notari, S. L. on jrsv 'Mauris, pros.

225 Joseph Notari, S. L. log McAn John Mauriz. pros 226 John Murphy, Heb drew. pros.

227 Adam HebiX; M. J. Mc 228 Mary' rOS VOneday, February 8. j'oseph Delaney, murder; William A A. Phillips, pros.

230 George M. Okell, H. P. Sehioss, pros. 281 H.

P. Schloss, perjury; George M. Okell, pros. 232 James Freeman, burglary; Lona B. Day, pros.

233 John Hicks, L. Lona B. Day, pros. 234 Anthony Yerba F. John ZeOCk, pros; 235 George Hick, larceny from per son; Thomas McNally, pros.

236 Edward McGuire, L. Lona B. Day. pros. 237 Merle Carpenter and Martin Hora, M.

M. to Railroad; M. F. Spellman, pros. 238 Robert Hand alias John.

Dunbar, L. R. JL F. Spellman, pros. 239 Patrick J.

O'Boyle, bribery; Rob ert Wilson, pros. 240 Margaret Fassold Smith, emb. by trustee Thomas King, pros. 241 Thomas Gormy and John Koopst, A. John Manewicz, pros.

242 August Yanltsky, Annie Grobofskl, 243 John Koopst, A. John De durka, pros. 244 Patrick Hoban, Agg. A. John Murray, pros.

245 Harry Spatt, oieg. to keep Thomas Powell, pros. 246 Joseph West, D. B. Michael Stranko, pros.

247 F. G. Wakelee, emb. by partner; Fred C. Williams, pros.

248 Michael Kolish, A. B.5 John Stack, pros. 249 William Loftus, A. Jacob Roosenick, pros. 250 Thomas Ruddy, B.

Hugh O'Mallcy, pros. 251 J. L. Pettigrew, A. James G.

Williams, pros. 252 Joseph Bernouskl, attempt at rape: Julia Petrokus, prox. 253 Michael Gallagher and Thomas Ryan, L. R. J.

Tysbko, pros. 254 Delia! McDonough, A. Mary Gerrity, prox. 255 Eva Peck. K.

Mary Ger rity. prox. 256 Eva Peck, A. Mary Gerrity, prox. 257 Patrick Carl, P.

Lona B. Day, pros. 258 Alexander von Welsenflue, disor derly house; Thomas How ells, pros. Thursday, February 259 Mathew Nealon and Burt Thomas, F. Lizzie Androkitus, prox.

260 Mathew Nealon, C. C. Weapon; Lizzie Androkitus, prox. 261 Thomas Kearney, A. John Sweeney, pros.

262 Daniel Warner, A. Stanley Masden, proa. 263 Daniek Warner, S. L. on Stan ley 264 Michael Wulcheko and John Mc Gurgan, L.

M. F. Spellman, pros. 265 Michael Wulcheko and John Mc Gurkan, L. M.

F. Spellman. pros. 266 Joseph Sebino. Michael Wulcheko and John McGurgan, L.

M. F. Spellman, pros. 267 Michael Wulcheko, John McGur gan and L. M.

F. Spellman, pros. 268 David Fendrick, J. M. Casey, pros.

269 Lewis Kline, receiving; J. M. Casey; pros. 270 Lewis Kline, receiving; M. F.

Spellman, pros. 271 Lewis Kline, receiving; M. F. Spellman. pros.

272 Myron Rlttenhouse, attempt at rape: Lona B. Day, pros, 273' Peter Edwin Larkin, attempt at rape; Lona B. Day, pros. 274 Andrew J. Stone, adultery; W.

A. Phillips, pros. 275 Carrie M. Robinson, fornication; Mary A. Stone, prox.

.276 Martin Matunus, L. M. J. McAndrew, pros. 277 Paul Smith, receiving; Miles J.

McAndrew, pros. 278 William Edmunds and Michael Holleran, I Miles McAndrew, pros. 279 Julia Vaient, F. James Mc Hale, pros; 280 Eliza T. Connors.

L. Pat rick pros. 281 Chnrles Jay, A. Mary J. Wilson, prox.

282 Nirco Tamlnello, Agg. A. William H. Langan. pros.

283 Louis Herman and Michael Mee han, B. James Lawless, pros. 284 William O'Donnell, A. Will iam Lamb, pros. 285 John Baldwin, L.

D. M. Lynch, pros. 286 John. Murphy, L.

William O'Donnell, pros, 287 John Sheridan, receiving; William O'Donnell, pros. 288 Alex, Klenowsky and Constantl Klenowskl, Agg. A. Stephen Norbut, pros. Friday, February 10.

289 Leonard Carluccl, S. L. on W. A. Phillips, pros.

290 Steve Lepo, L. Ann Jones, prox. 1 '291 Salvatore Valenzano, S. L. without Morris Feigenbaum, pros.

293 Stephen Ruzbnrsky, emb. by partner; Mary Shamrock, prox. 293 Stephen Ruzbarsky, Mary Shamrock, prox. 294 William H. Langan, William J.

Langan and Robert Anderson, Agg. A. Nlcco Tominel lo, pros, 295 Charles Choinesky, adultery; Joseph Jubes, pros. 296 William Hclncr, L. Ann Jones, prox.

'Saturday, February 11. 297 Alex J. Harris, surety; Annie Hnrrls, prox. 298 Michael Kollesar, surety; Hlman J. Stone, pros.

299 John Wonders, Wllllnm Wonder, Martin McLean and Austin Miller, surety; George pros, 300 Frank Muncula, surety; Salvatore Petnott, pros. 301 Louis Scallseo alius Louis Mar tlnaro, surety; Albino Ross, pros. 302 Henry Breeze, surety; Annie Breeze, prox. 303 Charles Saucers, surety; Agnes Sctor, prox. 304 Nastasia surety; ICate Grasa, prox.

305 Ellen Dennis, sujetyi Lena Har ris, prox. 306 Patrick McKune surety; Anna Duffy, prox. 807 Joseph Btuffina and Annie Stuff ina, surety; Effle Polltney, prox. 308 Steve Dickin, surety; John Pcs snrich, pros. 309 Thnmus Huff, surety; George Riaht.

pros. 310 Michael Winifred avwi WA 905 ft perfect matters at She 311 Patrick Murray, surety; Anna Murray, pros. 312 Steve Protoskia, surety; George Shalky, pros. 313 John Anderson, surety; Delbert uorDy, pros, Joseph Sarr, desertion; Margaret Sarr, prox. John Tulley, desertion; Mary J.

Tulley, prox. Robert Wilson, desertion; Mary J. Wilson, prox. Eugene Dennis, desertion; Aman 314 315 316 817. da Dennis, prox.

318 Eugene Dennis, desertion; Amanda Dennis, prox. 319 Daniel J. Davis, desertion; Ruey Quick, pros. 320 William Barrett, desertion; Mrs. William Barrett, pros.

821. Mathias Mcndyk, desertion; Mary Mendyk, prox. 322 John Josephs, desertion; Alice Josephs, prox. 323 Timothy Farrell, desertion; Ellen Farrell. nrox.

824 325 326 827 William G. Perry, desertion; Hannah Perry, prox. R. S. Meyers, desertion; Harriet Meyers, prox.

J. Airey, desertion; Lillian M. Airey, prox. Andrew J. Stone, desertion; Mary A.

Stone, prox. 328 Commonwealth vs. Martin Paskie, anneal. 329 330 Commonwealth vs. Alfred Wide man, appeal.

Commonwealth vs. Anna E. appeal. 331 Commonwealth vs. George Tur cums, appeal; Adam Schrader, nros.

332 333 Commonwealth vs. George Jueah, appeal. Commonwealth vs. Margaret Da ley, Johanna Daley, Margaret Daley and JulTa Daley, appeal; Martin Donlin, pros. 334 Commonwealth vs.

Michael Ker i rlgan, appeal; Stephen Dyer, 335 336 337 Commonwealth vs. Nastasia Taylor, appeal; Kate Grusu, prox. Commonwealth vs. Arthur Warn eka, appeal. Commonwealth vs.

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