The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17
TIE GRAND JunY,s REPORT.

TIE GRAND JuRY'S REPORT. !
he Indictments Number 17i-Grcat In.
t-rest In thu. I,eturns-Thrsr Solid Days
Put In Mt it-Tiioso WHO VIII Fay the
Piper.
The Grand Jury put in another full
lay yesterday. Witnesses were sent for
It briei intervals throughout tho day.
)ne Fulton man declined to come, and
. rule was Issued for him, but he was not
'ound the second timo. Late in the
afternoon tho actual labor was finished,
but It was necessary 10 wait until the
Prosecuting Attorney could write up nd.
l%itional indictments which It was dc.
sired to present. 1t was nearly @ o'clock
when the report was made. and mean.
time many rumois OF people who had
"caught II" were circulated. Some OF
these proved well founded, others not.
There was great interest In the report.
and quite a crowd OF men gathered as II
by magic when the jurors filed IN and
Judge PAUL took the bench.
TIE TRUE Hills.
It required Just a half hour for Clerk
Mitchell to read the ia indictments re.
turned as true bills, although no "lump.
ed" those against any one person. Fol.
lowing is the little list:
Obtaining money by false pretenses,
Henry Bradshaw, two bills.
Attempt 10 carnally know n female
child under the age Of l2, George Smith.
Assault and battery, George Smith,
John Hercules, Charles Heiser and John
Kline.
Attempting to shoot with intent 10
kill, Thomas Hill.
Carrying concealed weapons, Thomas
Hill, Harry Clawson.
Grand larceny, John Long, Charles
Holmes.
Petit larceny, Francis Nolan, alias
Francis Gordon Harry Hill and Glenn.
mans Ehrman, Edward, alias Max
Tuefel, two bills; William Watkins
George Hawkins, William Hahne,
Charles Riesler. Louis Schaeiller. Jacob
Ruff.
Lewd and lascivious cohabitation,
Robert Pollen md Lulu Glass.
Keeping a common gaming house,
David Grant, Joseph Shell, George
Salade, William Campbell, GeorgeWick.
ham.
Unlawful gaming at n tavern, seven
bills against as many individuals OF "all
sorts and conditions OF men,"
Running a wheel Of fortune, Jacol
Hobstetter.
Operatinga policy game. John shriver
Aug. Matthews, Joseph Green, Richart
Mansfield, two bills; Frank Haley.
Letting houses to be used as houses O
i'll fame, Melissa McGumphrey, two
bills; John Fader. James Henry, two
bills; Mary Ellen Hughes.
Keeping houses of ill.fame, Kat
Ryan, Celia Williams, Robert McElro,
and wife, three indictments; Nanniv
Morrison, Clara Moss, Alvirida Soles
Myrtle Lynwood, Sadie Tracy, Juli'
Chisnell, Ella Miller, Emma McN1cMana
way, Eta Ditty, Josephine Boyd, Slelli
Wood.
Hamilton. three bills: Eta Ditty' FINN,
McManaway, two bills; Ella Miller, tw'
bills; Julia ChlsnelI, two bills; sadl'
Tracy, Nellie White, TWO bills; Neiil'
Martln, three bills; Clara Moss, TWO bills
Mamie Morrison. George Frank, tw'
bills;
Selling liquor, etc., on Sunday, ottt
Cappel and Joseph Weisgerber, LOU
Carl, George Baker, Frederick WlddelI
William Conald, three bills; John Hen
mis-, two bills; Henry B%rlnkman, lou
bills; Frank Albinger, two bills; Viii
liam knoke, two bills; Charles Meyers
Two bills; Charles Beuter, IT,, thre'
bills; John g: Kline, four bills; AS
Booth. Blk bills; Frank haley, seven
teen bills; William NJ. Handlan, tw'
bills; John Mckinley, Henry Plug, tw!
bills; Gregory, Warner, William Smitl
and Amos Urban. Joseph Michel, tw!
bills; Patrick GAVIN; two bills; Josepll
Webb, william Mclaughlin, owen Sui
Ivan, Jacob HoDstetter.