The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24

Melvin. A considerable number oil liquor
cases set for yesterday were disposed Of
during the morning session BY confession
and otherwise, the attorney for the State
asserting. The motion 10 quHih was over.
ruled on q former day.
In the case Of State 70. A. Blum, two
indictments for selling on Sunday, judg-
ment was given for $40 and costs each.
State e.. A. Mathews, three indictments
for selling on Sunday, judgment in each
for go and costs. Two other indictments
we're tried, and no evidence being adj
duced there was judgment for defendant.
State Il. Lawrence Heller and John B.
Watt, Tor selling on Sunday, judgment in
two cases for go and costs.
State "a Adam KAlbaeisch, one indict.
ment, judgment for $40 and costs.
State q Vim. MchanAway, six indict-
ments for selling on Sunday, judgment in
four for $40 and costs each.
State "a Felix DOld, two indictments
for selling on Sunday, judgment in each
for $40 and costs.
State "a Louis J. Sauvsgeot, two Tor sell.
Ing on Sunday. A no!G was entered, the
witness having died since the indictment
was found.
State g. ]. l.. 4. ball, Two Tor selling
without license. A nollis was entered as
to one, owing 10 the death Of a witness;
judgment for geo and costs as to the
other.
State CO. Andreas Thomas. a nollI
was entered, the defendant having died
since the indictment was found.
The foregoing were cases under Chsp.
ter % oil the Code. The indictments IN.
der Chapter 80. Acts Of 1928 known as
the new liquor law, were then proceeded
with.
The frat case called WAS the State q.
Felix Dold, for selling to a minor. A
Jury was empanelIed, and portion Of the
evidence heard before the noon recess.
The following are the names Of the
gentlemen composing the jury: Eugene
Wells, J. D. Stanton, Jsbez Exley, W.
We!leldt, F. Hlsemsn, John Fulton, 2. B
Dobbins, P. T. Bosly, W. a. Thurber,
Il Du1levy, Jacob sweizer, Geo. Crum'
hacker.
In the afternoon the case was submitted
10 the jury, after argument, and verdict
rendered Of guilty and fine assessed oil
S25. Further proceedings were deferred.
Crscrsft for the State; ]. q. Coed and G.
o. Davenport for the defendant.
Albert Ray, whose trial, which resulted
in q disagreement Of the jury, has been re-
ported, was on motion Of his counsel, the
Prosecuting Attorney asserting, discharg.
ed upon his recognizlnce in the sum Of
$500 Tor his appearance on the second
day Of the next term.
The c,se oil State e.. Lawrence Heller
and John B. Watt, for selling 10 minor,
was put upon trial in the evening. With
out concluding the case, the court ad-
journed until this morning at 8 o'clock.
The Jury in the above case ia as follow
]. W. Boring, R. Robertson, ]. G. Hervey,
]. B. Meriber, Lawrence Skilly, Lawrence
Gillespie, Granger Stsnsbury, John Glib
son, Jacob Beniz, Vim. WOllenweber, G.
Mayer.
Nunieipa! Court-Judge Crsnmer.
The Court met at the usual hour yester-
day morning.
The cases Of the City Of Wheeling It.
Thos. P. shsllcross, and that Of John
Z Coffee rs. Michael Noon, were continued
until the next term at the COTS Of the res
: pecii7e defendants.
In the case Of Forest City Varnish, Oil
] and Nsphths Co. e.. the HtnA Fire and
Marine Insurance Co., set for trial on
Wednesday, subpoena Dues heum was
, awarded the plaintiff to compel the pro-
duction Of certain papers to be used II
evidence in the case.
Adjourned to this morning at 10 o'clock
PaIiee C0urt-Judge Cranmer. Three
cases were tried at the police court yester
day morning.
i James johnson, for drunkenness, wal
committed for thirty days.
: Clarence Dillon and Milton Earman
for disorderly conduct, we're fined 81 and
costs each.