Held Under Bail on Wife's Serious Charge

Philadelphia Inquirer, September 17, 1910

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Held under bail by Justice Garrison with Benjamin Goldthrope, on a serious charge made by the latter's wife, Mrs. Sadie Costell, a widow, living on Woodland avenue, Camden, was released on her own recognizance by Prosecutor Sc[?]vel when it was ascertained that she had small children who needed her care. Mrs. Coldthrope, who resides at 224 South Broadway, Gloucester City, had her husband arrested a year ago for desertion, at which time he was released on a suspended sentence on the promise to care for his family.

Held under bail by Justice Garrison with Benjamin Goldthrope, on a serious charge made by the latter's wife, Mrs. Sadie Costell, a widow, living on Woodland avenue, Camden, was released on her own recognizance by Prosecutor Sc[?]vel when it was ascertained that she had small children who needed her care. Mrs. Coldthrope [sic], who resides at 224 South Broadway, Gloucester City, had her husband arrested a year ago for desertion, at which time he was released on a suspended sentence on the promise to care for his family.