Jewett v. State

Appellant was convicted of “statutory burglary” (Code, 1943 Supplement, Art. 27, sec. 34), and of being a rogue and vagabond (Code, Art. 27, sec. 559), and was sentenced to imprisonment in the House of Correction for two years. The indictment charged, in four counts, that he did unlawfully break a specified warehouse with intent [1] “to commit a certain felony * * * therein, to wit, with the intent * * * certain goods and chattels * * * there * * * found * * * feloniously to steal, take and carry away * * *” and [2] “to commit a certain misdemeanor * * * therein, to wit, with the intent * * *…