The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-11
GRAND JURY HAS LONG LIST PRE-
PARED, BUT NOME REPoRTEn
HUNDRED OR MORE AGAINST
SPEAKEASY MEN
NOT HAVING FINISHED THEIR La
BoRs, THE GRAND JURORS WILL
RETURN AND RESUME WORK
MONDAY MORNING.
Pleasant Marshal, colored, Placed ON
Trial for FeIonious Assault with
Knife on His Associate,
Happy Hoolighan.'


The grand jury was adjourned F9ida9
afternoon until Monday, not baysRg
completed its laBors. Many indictiuellts
have been passed on, though they have
not yet been returned. 1t Is stated tbat
some of the speakeasy men at What
Next will receive as many as 100 indict-
ments, and that the entire list viii num
Der far more than at amy previous term
of the court. A great many witnesses
have been before the grand jury and
there are yet 6I who have sulnrnonscs to
appear.
Orders of dismissal and dropping from
the docket were entered in the eases Of
Armstrong, Crislip, Day 4 Co. vs. G. O.
Stout, jacob Slussar vs. Lukens Coal
company, Sarah A. Young W. Martha J.
Campbell, Isabel r. Pinnell VI, Allen
Stewart W. d. Hansford vs. Oliver T.
EIunsford, Alice Reynolds vs.. Charles
tritchenal, Roger B, Caldwell ". !. @.
Richardson, Patrick j. CaniicId vs.. Roger
G. Caldwell, and stephen Afontisamo ys,
b. & o. Railroad company
william j. Rifle, indicted for felony,
gave bond of 81 900 to appear Mt the
next term of court for trial.
John Q. Harrison, Thomas e. Norris,
b. G. Teter, +. p. Tyson and Howard W.
Morris were appointed trustees Of the
Green Valley NJ. p. church.
In the cause of S. r. HamricIS against
Jacob T. Cork ct al. }. y. Law was aP-
pointed to make and deliver a deed.
In the cause of T.. I. Parker against
+. NJ. Thompson, a decree Of sale was en-
tered.
"A decree of perpetuating an injnnc-
tion was entered in the controversy be-
tween John j. Ashcraft and Truman Z.
Cole ct Al.
One hundred dollars was ordered to
be paid EnasL uartwell,ln her suit for
divorce from Frank T. HartweH.
Sale was decreed in the cause of Il. T.
Lowndes against Dorsey l. Mitchell and
9.overna Mitchell.
An order was entered in. the cause of
Samuel Haught against p A. Haught ct
al, directing partition, and appointment
II commissioners.
In the litigation between the Eureka
Loan and Building association against
Arthur Hall, Harvey w Harmer was APP
pointed trustee in place of Lewis G. Law
son.
Sale was deereed in the cause Of John
4. Fleming, administrator of Tomer
Frush, against Rachel Frush ct Al.
just before the noon hour the judge
gave the grand jury special instructions
ON the matter of houses of ill-fane.
Among other things. he said there was
not policeman, boot-blaclS or cab driver
who could not take people to them. Ide
told them that he did not pcxeet to adj
iourn until they had thoroughly satisfied
Themselves Us to whether or not any ex-
ist here He further told them that it
was their duty to lind out, and, If they
could not get the necessary testimony
from witnesses to send out and bring be-
fore them some who did know about III
Moses Lamb plead guilty, by his at.
torney. of misdcmeanor and was fned
B25 and the costs.
Sale was confirmed in the chaneery
cause of Edmund Hugill against Frank
HugiIl and others.
The law and criminal docket has been
reached ut last and was taken up Fri
day morning, the petit jurors having
come to court, as were the instructions
ON the summonscs they received.
Pleasant Marshall, eolorcd, was placed
on trial just before the noon hour on
the charge Of fcloniously assaultillg
.9Happy HooIighallg with q knife. His
attorneys were W. E. Morris and g. B.
Sperry. The prosecution was conducted
by the prosecuting attorney.