Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
THE FULL LIST
Of Those Indicted by Cabell COunty's
Special Grand Jury--A List that
Looks Like the Court Meant Bust
ness.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register. .,. a
Huntington. w. Va, December II
The following is a complete list OF IN
dictments made by the recent grand
iurv here after an eight days session.
II will pass into history as one OF the
most energetic and able bodies ever
known in the history of Cabell county
Most ell the parties live in the corpo-
rate limits of the city. Some OF the
parties indicted, however, are among
Huntington's best people. The list is
as follows:
Jacob Dougherty, prize fighting; j.
NJ. Bingham, prize fighting; James Baz-
zell Teferee) prize fighting; Dick Will
son. prize fighting; J. r. Gall'ck (rent-
ing theatre) prize fighting; o. E. Gw.nn'
(renting building) prize fighting; f. A.
Weymouth. Csecon6 prize fighting;
Dick Wilson, Geferee) prize fighting; j.
NJ. Bingham, (second prize fighting;
Lewis Pabst Teferee) prize fighting; J.
E. Thompson, ten times, selling whisky
to minors, and II times for selling on
Sunday: Thomas Mannon. y times for
selling on Sunday, 80 times for selling
TO minors and three times for furnish
X
HearholtZer. five times for selling whis-
ky on Sunday and il times for selling
to minors; Joseph Hilstern, two times
for retailing on Sunday; II. 3. McWil-
liams. two times on Sunday, seven times
to minors; A. NJ. Thompson, one time
to minor; L. A. Daniels, 10 times on
Sunday. five times to minors; l.. II.
Cox. four times for selling on Sunday;
c. n. Lallance, eight times on Sunday;
James Mclaughlin, selling to minors
five times, two times Sunday and two
times unlawful gaming; H. B. McWil-
liams. 20 times on Sunday, eight times
to minors; S,debottom Brothers, eight
times selling on Sunday, four times for
unlawful gaming; James Fry nine
times selling on Sunday; Sterling &
Mcdaniel, four times for Sunday re-
failing; Robert Diehl, p times for sell
ing on Sunday; Joseph Hilstern, two
times on Sunday: w. w. Herring, four
times Sunday; c. L. Hafner, three times
Sunday; Mrs. Lou Brakeman, one time
Sunday; Gordon Bryan, three times il
licit distiHing; Crozier Richie and VIM.
Richie, defac:ng property; R. B. Vow
ell and MOllie Grave. carrying a revol-
yer; Edmund Fry, gaming. four cases;
Ed. Lusher, gaming, two cases; James
Mclaughlin Elba Bowen. Ernst Sprin-
kle, Claud Graham. w. S. Burress, Nor
RS Davis, Richard Summers, James
Bazzell, james Fry, John Keenan,, J. W.
Rider, A. B. Rodgers, VIM. Blake, Hen
ry Blake, one case each for gaming;
Mollie Chambers q cases., Mary Kelly
a cases.. Gertie Ross q cases., keeping
house Of Ill fame; Malcolm Johnson,
prize fighting; Lee Harris. shooting
with intent to XII; Edmund Fry. con
sp.racy to kill or wound; J. NJ. Bingham.
conspiracy TO kill or wound; Turner
Gilveny g cases., forgery: Douglas
Roach and Red Higgins. robbery: Harry
Tucker, cutting with intent TO kill: Will
Gardner assault and battery: Peter
Norris q cases., assault and battery:
BIZ Gardner. Thomas Reynolds, Mack
Johnson, carrying a revolver; James
McComas, shooting with intent to Kill:
Grant Hanson, shooting with intent to
XII; Grant Henson. gambling; Robert
X. Mccoy, shooting with intent to kill:
Ohio River Railroad Company g cases..
cars across track; Bette Johnson and
Lev: Shepard. carrying a revolver: VIM.
Blackenberry. cutting with intent TO
kill; George Simms. Abe Grimes. Rob
ert Ross, James B3zzell, Bud Wood
ward, assault and battery.