The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-05
SEVENTY INDICTMENTS
Found by the Grand-Jury in Its
Two Days Session.
THE WONDERFUL VARIETY
The Principal Feature -onc Man III.
dictcd Seven Time--Nm 'i""y
Fclonics, and the Few Not
Grave Oncs-Fcw Saloons.

FclOnics, AMI III" Few Not
Grave Oncs-Fcw Saloons.
The Grand Jury resumed its labors
yesterday, and continued until about 4
o'clock in the afternoon, when they
came into court and presented the re-
suits OF their labors in the shape OF fifty
eight true bills, containing counts Of
seventy otienses. The felonies in this
list are neither numerous nor grave, be-
ing robberies, house breakings, larceny
and the like, and nearly all petty cases.
There are seven indictments in the list
against one man, for renting seven diff
ferent houses to be used as houses OF i'll
fame. There is only one gambling case,
that of u fakir arrested on the State Fair
Ground. The bulk OF the bills arc for
such otienses as selling liquor on Sun.
dav, selling beer without q license and
keeping houses OF i'll fame.
The following is the list
| WlllluH ShlNIht IOUuCI!t k9teAIlHs
diamonds from Media Dunbar.
Patrick, alias "Patsy" O'Donnell,
burglary, with count for former con-
viction OF felony, (the Pestinger rob-
berry at Elm Grove.)
George Price and George Thomas,
burglary, tStamm House robbery.)
George Price and George Thomas,
breaking into store with intent to COM
init larceny, &c. W. Tunts upper cigar
store.)
John Harding, forgery altering an
Frank Wilson, alias "Doc" Wilson,
grand larceny (robbing Noah Zane.)
Frank Falstick and Edward Shatzen-
ger, feloniously breaking and entering a
Baltimore & Ohio car.
Alexander Harris, feloniously break
ing and entering Brubaker's saloon.
Charles Wheat and William Manley,
ioIoniously breaking and entering
Robert Simpson & Co.'s wholesale gro
Gerry.
Richard Forsythe, feioneousfy break
ing and entering William Grewe's shop.
Harry Gardner, shooting Anthony
Severing with intent to kill.
Samuel 0. Bryce, assault and battery.
Petty larceny, Scott Smith.
PETTY larceny, Harry Headley, Will
lsam Hotflre, George Gray, Julius Hot
fire, James Heaton, Joseph Reymer.
Same, Sarah Curtis.
Same, Harry A. Dana.
Same, Emanuel Boyd.
Exhibiting gambling device, Henry
Williams.
| Lewd and laCiviOus cohabitation. Isaac
Fisher and Alice b. Krider,
Same, John Snyder and Lizzie Nc
Neal.
Carrying concealed weapons, Harry
Gardner.
Cruelty to animals, james Murray and
Edward Fox.
Same, Theodore Miller and George
Speidel.
Renting house to be used as u house
of ill-fame, James Emblem; seven in
dictments.
Keeping house OF ill.fame, Celia
Williams; same, Mamie Morrison, two
bills; same, Carrie Palmer; same, Sadie
Tracy; same, Ida Brown; same, Hattie
Scott; same, Ida Robinsoni same, Ida
Walton.
Selling liquor on Sunday, Ferdinand
BiedenGach same, William McCOr-
mack; same, Henry Eicheuberg; same,
Louis AJariani; same, James Filan ;
same, August G, Miller.
Selling beer without n license, Nellie
Martin; same, Hattie Scott same,
Stella Chester; same, Josephine Boyd !
same, Ida Walton; same, Maggie Con-
roy; same, Clara Moss; same, Stella
Woods; same, Celia Williams; same,
Melissa McGumphrey; same, Carrie
Palmer.
NOT TRUE BILLS.
Frederick Schwalb, entering store
house to steal.
Isaac Smith, cruelty to animals.
Jennie McAdams, petty larceny.
Susannah Mason, selling liquor on
Sunday.
Samuel Letzkus, same.
Mary Ship, selling beer without a
license.
John p, O'AIalley, selling on Sunday.
NJ. & S. Brubaker, same.
L. W. Ingiebright, running ferry
without license.
The dockets on the two sides OF the