The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-25

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g has 8been5d idea Dest sto haS,
u he petit Jury present ATT he presen
G term t Of Circuit Court as the NAL
Il 5l3poS is being STAMPED out and \ iii,
Z Court does not desire To gise IT, !;
II sch ance5s TO s prea q gain y 81 Sw;s:
B ieci ded this mornina & 10 dispense viii
Il tllessp pet 81 jury These men Ii nol
laeed 3tos come hey 4wereS snn1inoned
h Efors$A Afonday,s but hey va ] l$ba glad tc
q l knossst tey vii get Ito remain att home
pecial term of =; c,oJir Nj ii 10
He'd for anti
ary atw b ic1lscas be- prs
4 pared dssyvill be tried ..A new Jury VIII
:I$fhaYe $iaY to be IS sllnr1 oned to 4tfy the cases
sanei sho'l1d an crimes be cons
united ett, ase, be sun,
tsmoned
tsS Since tbs cities and towns, as 4 al
sen eral Thing 4 q not have the power
punish the operators on slot I11aSs
chimes, the Court has decided to make
5@ar3on hem 10 hat end Sa number
of witnesse have been sum nioneds
sanetss sl1' several indic dictnents are expectad.S
5I. he chanc cry side Of n the Couft
viii viii go2 ahead Judge On an.
nonnced that he would BEL read Us
hand down decision i ii the King
land sli case the January speciaI
term.
Z Since# Harrison coun 1y has been
tiroppedS rom is sJu dieial istrdcf,
the two remaining counties aripns
and MonongalIah have decided tai
chan ge the time of holding the terms
of Circuit Court. Hereafter the
terms in this county WI II convene on
thes first day Of each of the months /
Of March, June, October and Decent
Der. Tie Court Will convene IN Mo-
county on the first day Of T
each of the months of February. M as,
September and November The oc.
tober term of the Tntermediate Court 4
ln.thiss conntyawa changed TO thefrst
tuesday in Noyemb &$. h
The case against Robert . aclscn
or. irJi 10 "a ilrder, was continued and hts
lttorney, w. S. Meredith, announced
hat bail would be asked for next 81
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s { lHu Hugh e dams, charged with murder j
represented BY Attorneys Horris$f s.
nd Meredith: Bail VIII be applied 4
or Monday Ii,
/. Helen Kerns, charged with forgery ], tj
represented by Attorney e, f. Nor. f., 1lg,
an, No bond can be furnished The l5c
,ial wi ~ come up att the special ID
'rm or it may be that the defend.5Ise.
twill confess In the meantime r.
Ross Herndon, charged with grand q
rceny. could employ no counsel, ana $a$
e Court appointed e.. F. Hartley TO Ei,s
his case 1T was @contifI- a
.d.s No bond can be given. Ifo
w. T. Protzman, charged with IN tn
wful shooting, is represented by At. III
Morris and Arnett. The triaisEfn
Il leone up at the special term. po
md nd of 81 900 was given. tn
Andy Smith, charged with grand to
iceny, could notemp1oy counsel, and I5ua
torney NJ. M !. Neely was appointed
defend him The case was&con tin n
land no bond can be given. rs
Frank Pulice. charged with murde
represented by j. w Mariana. who
sick and could not come into$court.
lice Is at Farming gton, and viii APP
lr8to-morrow. Isl,
ant Boyer, Peter Pagan. Thomas tt
,kson. David: I: Petty and Charles
Ter, were appointed trustees Of the
nroe Street M. e. Church, colorsd.
oeyonna Lea Hough was granite
liyorce from Willian A. Houg Csc,
nsthe case5of Maha1a G. Baker " ss,s.
in chancery. the defend ND
va; vas ordered t. pay the plaintiff ~, ~
100. Pc peg
] the case ofsW r. Mosser%& ca. - e
I I THE South Tanning Co. IN EssS,, =
nue.. certain personal VI property -
ordered delivered to plaintiffs a,,
ock 2Kuroso has been sworn as In y sss
reter for this term OF court IGats::.t -
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