Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06

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some small chickering's the grand jury of
the Criminal Court came in yesterday
afternoon at a few minutes after five
o'clock with a list of one hundred and
seven true bills, of which about ninety
i've were against s%aloonists for Sunday
selling, and the keepers of gambling
houses. The tin complication in the
East End. which has been fully narra-
ted in the papers, was responsible for
The felonies. A good many not true
hills we're returned against saloon keep
ess, endorsed mo evidence" and some
sellers of liquid refreshments were not
ven named at all. The net result was
evidently in the nature of a compromise
verdict, as in no case was there more
Than one misdemeanor charge against
one man or firm. whereas it has been
understood that the original conditions
nave caught anywhere from two or
three to half a dozen.
The reading of the list by Clerk
Jack Wilson necessarily consumed a
good bit of time, the narration of the
LIST being two or three times interrupt
Cd TO nave papers properly signed up
liz the foreman. At the conclusion
Judge Hugus made the usual enquiry
as to whether or not the jury had con-
Guided It's labors, and being responded
TO in the affirmative, thanked the jury
men, taking occasion to say that their
he was convinced that the duty devolv-
ing upon them had been discharged
conscientiously. He then dismissed the
Jury. the members Of which immedi-
ately retired, closely followed by the
Judge. Only about half a dozen people
we're present when the jury reported,
but Immediately after it became known
that the session was at an end there
was a noticeable enquiry as to the net
result. Below the list of true and not
true bills will be found in full:
Misdemeanors-sunday Selling
One indictment each:
John Morgan. Andrew Mckinley,
George Gundling and j. w. Caren-
bauer. J.. E. Michaels and James Wood,
Louis Bishop, Fred. Weidel, B. F.
Stubs, w. J. S~eroggins, w. B. o'Leary
and Louis Hefner, Thomas Halpin, Au-
gust Matthews, A. Bishop, Dora Hans,
Charles Obermann, Joseph Hazlett, A.
P. Peckstein, Joseph Korn, Michael
Agnic. William G. He%rstenstein, Charles
NcGayin. Jr.. Charles LeRue, Samuel
D. Klein. Louis Schwalb, Charles Bauer
and NJ. n. Lewis, William Mccormack,
Martin Flynn, Gustave Becke, Otto
Fish. Frank ]. Healy, Hermann
wicker. C. d. Thompson, Fl. l.. Wheat,
Henry Bieberson, F. Winters, "Biek"
e5eppard. William Mclaughlin and
Patrick Mclaughlin, William G. Boad-
wig and H. J. Schneider, Thomas Pratt,
Fred. Knuth, Charles Kraft, Peter Hoe
and Thomas McKeen, Albert Smith.
William Fette, E. Hofreuter, Neill Quinn,
Adolrh Bot and Frank Hennes, August
c. Meyer, Wheeling and Elm Grove
Railway Company, a corporation;
Frank Graves, William Blinco, j.. K.
Atkins. II. w. Comstock, Joseph
Grogan, John Ritter, Mary Miller, Will
lam Winder and James Parker, Joseph
~ urz;n-arIor Cnorun pnpChanE A n
Schramm, Thomas Finnegan and Mich
ael F~innegan, August Meyers. Jr., Bader
q Mauer. Jacob Detwiler, julius Hoose,
August Trabert and William Voght,
John C. Stein, Richard ]. Wilkie, Jacob
Wilhelm, Henry Michaels, P. thinner,
John c.. Bishop, Louis Trosch, James
J. Killeen, Harry J. Joyce, Mozart Park
Association, Albert Burke and Frank
Burke. James Gavin, Joseph Marshall,
William Happy. Hermann kreutzer'
Bernard Quigley, c. Rudler, Jacob
S~teurnagle, Fred Hall, Jr., Ned o.
Smith, John Bartollis, Paul Biery and
John Arthurs.
MisdemennOrs-Gamblfng
Al. Richie, John Miller, Hermann
Coss, John Mannix, Dode Fisher, Alex.
Gardener, Harry Roy, Robert Clark, Zip
Schneider and Harry McNamee.
FeIonies
Fritz Burkhart and Philip Afbinger,
5, and Frank E. Clohan, 6. Total true
bills, 1U7.
Not true bills-Joseph Buch, c. E.
Biery, Harry Bearly, John r. Beuter'
George Harbrook, William Horstmann,
Edward Shipley, George Devinney and
Charles He'll, 8. e. McVey, E. Holman
Joseph Winterhalter, Lawrence Ray
Margaret lark, Rudolph Brandt, w. e.
Smith, NJ. Sonnerfe.dt, John Sigward,
Carl Hinkleman, Chaddock Morgan and