The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-29

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Bird and others, and the defend
ants and their attorneys in cases that
are to be heard to-day in the courts Of
Justices DunnIng and Haberneld.
perhans the question will have az
least a partial solution to-day; II VIII
not be finally determined for some
time, unless the justices take the view
that is held By nearly every lawyer OF
standing in the community, which
thnt the squires have no Jurisdiction.
In the case OF Justice Dunning, ne
has said that he would not decide such
an important legal problem without
consulting the best OF legal authority
In the face OF this assertion and the
fact that nearly all the lawyers have
oplned that the suits ought to be
thrown out OF the justices courts Tor
absence OF jurisdiction, 1t would seem
reasonable TO believe that the justice
will take such action, though 1t IS pos
sible that the particular lawyer ne con-
suits will prove the exception that IN
varlably exists to every rule, ana con-
tribute to decision that most lawyers
are certain will not hold water.
The frst case. that Of Bird vs.. W. j.
Bodley, was set for o'clock in the court
OF Justice Haberfield, but the defend
ants lawyer, Mr.. John o. Pendleton,
has secured a continuance OF one week
through the unavoidable absence from
the city OF his client. This throws the
first hearing over to Justice Cummings
court nj o'clock. It is the case of Bird
VS.. Bader & Maurer, which does not
seem likely to amount to anything for
the reason that the deed of trust was
gIyen to the firm in payment OF board
bill OF $3.50, and does not represent mo-
ney out on loan.
In the Bader & Maurer suit It is said
several lawyers will appear, among
them Mr.. Pendleton. Later in the day
other cases will be heard in the courts
of both justices, and no defendant vii!
be without able counsel. For the In
former crowd, Mr.. McCulley Will ap-
pear; It has been said that Colonel Ar
nett would be associated with Ms: NC
Culley, but It could not be learned last
nIuht that he had decided to appear in
these cases.
There has been quasi agreement up
on the part OF several OF the lawyers en-
gagged by certain defendants that they
will combine their interests In these
first suits in order to make every case
as strong as possible.
The Informer and his co-asplrants for
q MAXIMUM amount Of the "lonE green
with a minimum amount OF eXertion,
evidently are under the impression that
their contention is well grounded, for on
Saturday they filed with Assessor Is
rael 1879 additional informatlons. These
Just reach the letter M" in the alpha
betical progress the informers are maxi
ing in going over Clerk Robe.tson's
trust deed records, and all the informa-
tons filed do not represent more than
one-thIrd of the nicely assorted stock
carried by the county clerk. The per
cent on informatIons already made
foots up about $4,000 and when the let
ter ~" has been reached the percent
age will likely be increased to $4,000
quite n snug sum II the informers are
fortunate enough to acquire It.
The additional information 6led Sat-
urday are as follows:
Ina May Lose, $500: A. C. Mccoy, $3.50;
Julia W. Lash, $500; c. Lott, n,40O;
John LIttleton, $1,000; ]. H. Lazear,
LOIS: C. Lamb, $500: Ludwig Linewea-
yer, 1850; Annie L. Logan, $500: Gene
Logan, $1,000: Ina MSy Lose. $500; Ina
May Lose, $500; Agnes ]. Laurel. Si7j;
Henry ]. Lukel, $500; May Luckel, 81. 900;
Jessie A. Logan, 1925; Ina May Lose.
$3.50; William Llppincott, $1,000: Minnie
Laue. 1925; Joseph Korn, 5000; Harry
Knoke, $525; A. L. Kraft $1,000; Samuel
II, Knote, $500; Charles Kick, $3.50: L.
II. Knauss, 81, 900; S. KeIm, $500; VIII
liam Klaproth. $500; A. L. Kraft, $1,000;
c. C. Kraft, $7l5; ]. L. Klmmons. $1,000;
Lena Kratz, $1,000; Wilson ]. Kelley.
s.. 900: s. a. Kelley, $3.50; Philip KunZ,
81 900; Susan T. Kurner. $500: L. II.
Knauss, 81 400: A. L. Kraft. $1,000; Mag
dallna Kress, executrix, $500: Kleves,
KRAFT & Co., $l75: s. Keim, $1,000; P. ].
Keen, s., 900; William Klaproth. $500: f.
Klmuions, $500; August Huchelborn.
$500: Fred Koehler, $500; S. Klein, 5000;
Chris. Kraft, 5000; C. A. Keim, $3.50; a.
C. Knote 5000; ]. W. Kemple. $1,000;
William Klaproth. 5000; Henry F. Jones,
H,l5O; Henry +. Jones, S725; Henry F.
Jones, $500; Henry F. Jones, $500;
Henry +. Jones. $500: Henry f. Jones,
81. 42J: Henry F. Jones. $3.50; Henry F.
Jones, $3.50; John Johnston, $3.50; Alne-
winch JacobuccIo, $3.50; Robert s. irwin,
$3.50: Martha p. Taylor, $500; Frederick
Hlll, 5000; il. r. Hayes. $1,000; Monicn
Hess or John Heiner, $3.50; A. ]. Had
Itch. S5.OOO Joseph Hasenauer. 500;
Eliza Hooler, $500; James Hervey, $500;
Clement Hess, $500; Chalmers Hender-
son. $500: A. S. Hare. $3.50; ]. F. Hill,
$500: Frank Hare 5000; Joseph Hasen-
nucr, SEQ: Maggie Henderson,, $3.50:
]. a. Holiday, 1906; NJ. b. and L. +.
and r. A. Hogg and l.. Johnston, $3.50;
Frank T. Hare, $1,000; Frank T. Hare,
1000: Charles Hell and Mary G. Davis,
5000: Maggie Henderson,, 5000: c. Hess,
500: Chalmers Henderson,, HO0;Charles
Horstu'an, 800; Charles Horstman,& 1866:
Arthur W Hill, 5000; II. NJ. Hervey,
$1,000; c. F.. Hell. $500: Martha. r Har-
per. 5000; Clara ". Holden. $1,000: Mary
Hell. $3.50; Charles HorstmRn, Si25; JOS
cph Hnsenauer, $3.50 Henry Helfenblne,
$500; James HerveF, 5000; Charles II.
Hanley, 1880; Catherine Hanley
SAl co: II. NJ. Hervey, 5000: James T
Hedges. 500: Joseph Hasenauer 800;
Joseph Hasenauer. 5000; Joseph Hasen-
auer, 500; Bridget Haley, $3.50; c. Hess.
800: Mrs. Ludwig HadllCh, $1,000; j. a.
Holiday, $1,000; Charles b. Hanke, S22J;
Henry HclfenbIne, 1915; Dora l.. Henry.
5000; Martha p. Harper, 5000; Annie
Gollner. 500: Maggie V. Henderson,,
S275: Edgar Higgs. 800; Henry Helten-
blne. 5000: Joseph Hascnauer, S75; JOS
eph Hasennucr, 800: Maggie Rendcr-
shoot. $3.50; Clara Holden, $3.50; William
HclmbrIght, $500: James Hervey, 300;
II. NJ. HerveF, $3.50; SIlas NJ. Hughes,
$500: j. r. Hissom, 81 500; W. Il. Hascn-
auer. $500: a. T. Hupp, $4,000 II. NJ.
Hcrvey. $500; II. NJ. Hervey, 1874 90;
FEED Hanke. fl.lO0: James L, Hay,
S5lG 81: II. NJ. Hcrvcy, $500; Ed A.
Higgins, 1856 rs: James Hervcy, 5000:
Mrs. Ludwig iIndllch, S6OO;V. VI, Hugs,
$50; Frank Hlggs. $500; Louis Hartong.
sea-.
Free PIIlS.