The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-26

sss
esterday m orning about te
o'clock the woman, who gave he
name before Justice Amos last ever
ngsas5 above, went to the Bank of F'ai
told Cashier Walton Mile
she wanted to borrow som
Aloney- She presented not draw,
on the bank for one housand dollar
ON TX mont time. The note wa
IEned,, s. Mary Watson. A. Z. Par
Fred Nv. Kahr1.D Z Cashier adil
saw atSo once that something wa
EOng. He told her that the director,
sanId "a haveft to pass on it and for hel
can around later
Next fhe#woman went to the Peo
Bank aud wanted to borrow
money She was sent 10 Cash
George DeBo1t but he told her t., at
did not know her and that she
Eon1d have to get some good secur.
She wanted $50 only at this
nan Kan said that s. l.. Watson and
~ 1E- Boyers$wouI ID on the note for
RS S;s UponS being asked what DR..
I3oyers. sheswas not able to say but
ito hunt him 81 She was seen no
$ss more bank.
bout Two O'clock in the afternoon
eSssWoman@a appeared at the First
National Bank Wi h a note drawn for
months wanting to borrow one;
s,tlsand dol1 lars. Assistant Cashier.
sssa slsnnasB Barns had been Informed Of
lesdo lsnote at, the Bank Of Fair
Ss1 mont and was on the alert. This
snoteS was signed, Anna "a. Drown, S.
ssssI Watson, NJ. Jacbs..' 1T is sup
posedz th at the latter was meant for
Jacobs Assistant Cashier Barns at
;;zzsunce saw that something was wrong
SsSf rom he signatures Notwithstanding
he fact that #Nr.ss Watson's S signature
a slads been inflated pretty we'll The
woman was told "a gain that she must
IVA until the directors passed ui,on
q eIlen note. She said that she must
{ have money last evening, that
sssh nnust5pay off a debt on some real
estate not later than this morning
eightgo clock or It would be lost. |
sSsI was told that this could not he
helped, that the rules of the bank
must be- carried out
ssS5s he woman left the bank and Mr..
s. Jacobs was notified. He went at once
80 8the8 ban X Just as he arrived the
woman gyent#up the street ard Mr.
Earns told II him to watch where she
hat she; had forged his name to Z.
the note He followed sl1er a short
ssiI tances and then got some one else
! 10 atch while he Investigated the
matter. Ilponlearning What had been 4
don he imme mediate1y Went bef,,e Jus
5a1ees Amos and swore# out warrant
dorstA ma a. Brown, the name she was 7
attempting to borrow tie money on. c
Ssss NJ he antime the special detec, t
tire had followed the woman to the Il
honneEof her father; Mr. ] Ohm T. How I
ard on Hamilton Hill. Chief Nor L
San was given the warrant ana he
The woman. was brought
INTO Jnstfce Amos Office where had I,
gafhered8 the largest assemblage or +
3s1I, sserss$ ss tn has been seen in this =
city5s for many a. day. She #emr,lovedl 8
attorney FS# Morgan to look after is
aeTas esof the case The preliminary Il
bearing was waived and the bond was a
zxssds5 l';s 900 in default of which fc
shsssy sent to Sjai l.: She received no IL
money on either of the notes. NJ
81 "a the heriff,s Office, before being
to he woman remarked tt
hat hat she would not be here me next G.
ten minutes after ht
,eiIl puts jail she feIlsto the floor ds
nd e$Sunconsc scious. n physician il
vas once SUNNI oned. DR. Kupst5 al
oeEls arrived and was told that it was TT
lEsssI ~ hat the woman had taken si1
nIso 1eS made an examination of &c
asS eyes and said that there was no in
tsect poisoning The woman be- ar
an move and an enletic was ad-s ap
I he subsequent vomit- we
Iss sshfoWede ed 4 no trace of poisoning and be
1s; Is INST g arriyed at the conclusion to
1at ne ailment nystsria, result rs us
he nlenta strain to which WI
1sss g. nsld il been subj bjectad 3cit
All ming eonsc lousness the OF
oman kept nut TERN tnat al man
ass cause but asked hatI s@h
81 slsss'xotld would XIII