The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-25
YOUNG SHYBOLD SEPS.
And His Father will be- Called
on to Pay $4,000
THE AMOUNT OF THE BOND
Hs Gave for the Appearance Of His
Son In Court-A Caplas Issued
for the Young Man-other
Proceedings Yesterday,

The case Of Harry B, seybold, indicted
for having embezzled $4,000 Of funds
belonging to the Bank OF Wheeling,
where he was employed as q clerk, was
called in Part II of the Circuit Court
yesterday, that being the time for which
the case had been set for trial, but the
defendant failed to respond, and thereby
confirmed the rumor that has been cur
rent for the past two or three days, that
he had departed from this part Of the
country, There is really no doubt but
what young seybold has skipped out,
and now his father, Mr.. Joseph ssybold,
cashier OF the bank, in addition to hay
ing TO suffer the knowledge that his son
is guilty OF the crime he 10 charged with,
will be made to suffer the loss Of 1000,
that being the amount OF bond he gave
for his sons appearance,
The Courts record shows that the de-
PENDANT was solemnly called and having
failed 70 answer, that the reCognizance
OF 1000 given by Joseph Seybold before
Justice Ankle for the appearance OF bis
sou In Court was declared forfeited, and
that 1t was ordered that q writ OF scirt
faciaS BIZ issued against Harry seybold
and Joseph Seybold, bis surety; and
further, that capias be issued against
Harry Seybold, both the writ and the
capias being made returnable on the
first day OF the next regular term oil
Court, which will be the third Monday
in November
This means that unless the $4,000
bond given by Mr.. Joseph seybold Ia
satisfied by that time, that the Sheriff
will be authorized TO levy on his pro.
perry for the purpose Of making good
that amount to the State, while the
capias directs tho Sheriff to find young
Seybold, II possible, and bring him be-
fore the Court for trial, The forfeiture
OF his bond does not by any means, as
some people have supposed, nulliiy the
Indictment against him, nor release him
from being tried under 1t II he Is found by
the Sheriff. This explanation was given
to Mr.. Joseph Seybold by Prosecuting
Attorney HoWord, when that gentleman
called 10 see him yesterday afternoon
with reference as To what would DO done
with the case.
Judge Campbell, before whom young
SeyboId was to have had his trial,
wien he learned that hecyoung
man had departed, was apparent
ly disposed 10 take Prosecuting
Attorney Howard to task for hay
ing accepted such light bail com:
pared with the amount seybold
IL charged with having embezzled, but
Mr.. Towards reply was so satisfactory
that nothing further was said In that d.
rection, the Court satisfying itself by or.
deriug the forfeiture OF the 1900 bond,
and that all possible measures be taken
to bring young Seybold back for trial.
1t Is not believed that his going away
was the result Of "a collision with
anyone to have him escape trial.
There are number OF rumors as To
where ho is gone, but If there is any
thing known definitely, tho officers are
not giving II out just at preseat. II Is
believed, however, they know the d.
rection liz took aud about where he is,
and his re.arrest is not at all improba.
BILE. The disappearance OF the young
man was one Of the principal topics oil
talk yesterday.