The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-01-24
Busy Time
In Circuit Court.
Worthy Cunningham confesses
tb involuntary MansIaughter.
Other Matters.

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y w Wilburn confessed to obtaining
money under false pretenses and was
sentenced to one year in the peniten-
tl4ry,
Worthy Cunningham, indicted for
killing John ] BARTLETT, at Wilson
burg, four years ago in a domestic
scandal, confessed to involuntary man.
slaughter.
James Donovan ct al VS. James Brady,
Judgment of s6s4.62 for plaintiff.
State VS. Joseph MCGEE, misdemean-
or jury, verdict Of guilty, fine 800.
State VS. Shinnston Hunting and
Fishing Club. jury, verdict Of guilty.
Lille M Flttro VS. Wade HotT, in
bastardy, dismissed.
!. State VS. John Grapes, upon an ap-
peal, dropped from docket.
state VS. James Kidd, upon an ap-
peal, dropped.
State VS. Frank Riley, misdemeanor,
plea Of guilty, fine Of $25 and costs.
S w Ford VS. B s. o railroad, upon
an appeal. o L Rohrbaugh, Salem
station agent, summoned to appear in
court January "a with bill of lading.
State VS. James Lauliss, INSIDE
meanor, jury failed to agree, and case
was continued.
State VS. j w Wilburn, judgment
sending him to the penitentiary for
one year, was set aside and motion
made to quash indictment. Court
takes time to consider.
Theruie against Charles Hammond
was remitted.
state VS. w L Henderson, no indict-
ment having been found, defendant
was discharged from recognizance.
state VS. Joseph MCGEE, INSIDE
meanor, three cases, continued until
next term.
State VS. a c Taylor, misdemeanor
jury, verdict of guilty, motion made
for new trial.
State VS. Peter Randolph, Colonel
Hoover and Benton McMahan, felony
continued until January D.
The Ruhl- Koblegard Co VS. Michael
Dolan. Judgment of 81 ,99s. 9S for plant
iii.
State VS. Anna Mcdonald, mistle.
meanor, jury disagreed.
State VS. Elizabeth Dowd and James
Stout, Stout elected to be tried sepa-
rately, jury verdict of not guilty.
james Mickens and Albert SmitherS
we're ordered released from jail, no in
dictment having been found against
them.
Twenty-eight additional jurors we're
drawn, namely, Charles NJ Parr, T NJ
Mornor, j B Cottindaffer, T J Wolfe, J
wv Sommerville, j w Eib, Samuel
Stunestreet, Shade Broadwater, John
I W Davis, tcarpenter), Hugh Lyon, L
! r Randolph, S Fl Hickman, w NJ Nor
ris, E E Lawson, Frank Fl Cotfman, w
s Burnside, NJ B Bartlett, Lee Hick-
man, G T Shreves, William Long,
James b Martin, James Douglass
John Dennison, George W Deison, Q
Al Sh ,rt, G + Dye, j v Carter and
James Egerson. Other petit jurors
for this term are James Q Smith,
James Rightmire, i Estlack, Will
liam II Payne, Lion Garrett, George
A Lewis, C + Swisher, Charles Post,
Nv G Rand, Abe Carper, f II Stout,
!; Boyd Waldeck, Marion Curry, Wait
man T Williams, Daniel Queen, w E
Tetrick, w w Ash, d Basel, II 7
Shreves, Lloyd Mountz, 7 j West,
4 Felix w Martin, j D Martin, E
BARTLETT, William Fl II Cottrill
Charles E Brown, Rufus Raymond, ]
ID Teter. w G MeKeehan, John X
Nussar, Charles Green, l. r Hursey
Ashton r Morrison, Leroy Rollins, G
"A w Sheehy and ] J Hornor.
A capias was issued for James
Laubodiere, on an Indictment for
Risdemeanor.
~ cHANCERY ORDERS.
George NJ Holt, William Bacchus
J. Worthy Brown, Henry Trunnick, Will
Ia Thomas and l. + Mitchell were
.)pointeci trustees of the NJ T. church,
South, here.
Thomas Patton VS. All j Reynolds,
decree of sale.
Harry U crumit VS. Anna B crumit,
divorce granted.
M NJ Thompson. VS. Jason Kestcr,
stricken from the docket.
First National Bank of Manning
Y ton VS. Joshua J Borgess., admir-, ct al,
Special Commissioner l. c Grille dl.
rected to pay funds in his hands to
Court Receiver S q Denham.