Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-13
CIRCUIT COURT.
Wednesday Dec. 3rd.

Davis, J. B. WhaIey, LQranzo
Weekley, w. w. Post, Elisha Mil
Ter,
State VS.. James Hockinberry.
misdemeanoI; quashed.
The following, were dropped
from docket
State VS.. J S. McMillen, John
Bull, William Kerns, Arch Work.
man, Ed Perkins, William Tough,
Harvey SLacApole, Jacob Forester,
Joseph Curtis, Henry Miller.
State VS.. John Hays, trespass,
cutting lire Tree; confession, $40
and costs.
State VS.. Eddy Buck, disturbing
religious worship. confession, $40
and costs.
State VS.. James Parker, playing
cards In a public place, confessions
S. and costs.
State VS.. Kate Straight, keeper
of house of Ill fame, bond of 5000
forfeited
State VS.. Clara Edgell, charged
with keeping house Of Ill fame In
Happy Hollow. The defendant
pleaded rot guilty and the fol
lowing jury was sworn:-Jacob D
Smith. James Jenkins, F. B Ber-
liz, w. A. Hassig, Alex Folger,
W. E Watkins, 1, N. Bullman,
III. A Summers, Joseph Mcintyre,
c. W. Tallman, John w. Morgan,
r. c. Bates
After hearing the evidence and
argument Ly counsel, the jury re,
tired and In a shor: time returned
a verdict Of not guilty.
R. W. Cummings of Plttsburg:
qualified as an attorney.
The following cases were con-
tinued
The National Supply Company,
VS.. John Bot; W. E. Detler VS.. E
J. Hoover and ]. A. Connolly; L {.
Wilson and Company VS.. Carter
Oil Company; Connolly and John
son VS.. Andy Brune1; John Nc
Mahan VS.. National Supply co;
George P. Myers ct al, VS., Claude
Myers ct al.
Board of Trustees of the Child
ren's Home of Monroe county,
Ohio VS.. L. c. Lazesr. Upon q
writ of Habeas eorpus,.
A few months ago CIe.ik Lszear
of Kidweli, secured from the chill
drens home, q young girl, Marena
Morris, aged nine years. The trus.
tees of the home became dissatisfied
simply because the child was out OF
their own State and secured the
writ. with the result that the writ
was this day made absolute and the
child was ordered to be returned to
the home.
Chancery Orders.
Mary A. Mcbride VS.. George II.
Mcbride; plaintiff Is granted an alb
-solute divorce and Is given custody
of her three children and defendant
Is ordered to pay $500 alimony In
twelve monthly installments.
Lloyd George ct al VS. N. NJ.
Smith; Franklin Doak garnishee IS
discharged and cause ended as to
him.
j. B. Smith committee of c. c.
Dotson VS.. William Bond. II is or
dered that the deed of conveyance
made by c. c. Dotson to William
Bond for FIVE acres of land on Ar
nolds creek be confirmed.
Francis E. Ih:ig VS. CIV. Kotze-
bue; dismissed at plaintiffs costs
and execution for same ordered.
Friday, Dec. 5.
State VS.. Levy Henthorn, Felo
ny; charged with stealing old rope
from Treat and Crawford. Verdict
of not guilty, rendered by the fol.
lowing jury:-G. W. Carpenter, A.
r. NARROW, J. E SWAMI. R. Baker.
c. E. Riggle, c. A. Krug, John NJ.
Watkins John Davis, J. L Thomp-
son, c. B. Creekuore. J. ". Swan
and J. w. B. Carpenter. Hen
thorn has been In jail sincs August
term and IS very 5apQy meo
oyer his aoq1 ttal aud RELEASE from
durancs: vie.
State VS.. Luther Carmichael. Con-
fession Of disturbing a school.
Fined $40 and costs.