The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-15
Grand Jury Returns
More Indictments
Twenty More Indictments Are Re.
turned BY the Grand Jury for
Various oEenses.
LEE COLEMAN IS INDICTED.
Is Charged With Stealing Money He
Collected While and as Constable
From Joseph vannort. !,

When the list Of petit Jurors we're
called Friday morning in circuit
court, it was learned that quite
number of jurors had not reported
for duty. Their absence was explained
in various ways. The sherin had
not gotten service on fourteen of
them, some being out Of the state and
others being dead or having removed
to other counties. High waters.
sickness and age limit were other
reasons given for their absence.
The following answered to their
names:
Walter Fittro. D. W. Jacobs. Carl
Drummond. Charles L. Hickman,
Taylor Lipscomb, e. w. P. waldeck.
Howard Mcdonald. A. ]. Williams,
Frank Dennison, A. d. Corpening.
George Nutter. R. s, Hornor, John
F. Thompson, j. W. Williams, Lloyd
Smith. A. s. Law. j. A. Lancaster
and Henry Hood.
Some of those who failed to ans
wer reside in the city at easy call.
The court called the civil docket
and fixed the dates for number OF
trials.
Indictments
The grand jury returned twenty
indictments Friday morning as fol-
lows:
Patsy Finnerty, felony
Augustus Deem. misdemeanor.
LoA oliyario, felony.
Frank olivario, misdemeanor.
Mary Buzza. felony.
Loui olivario, misdemeanor.
Lee Coffman, felony.
Charles Herrick misdemeanor
Frank Mats. misdemeanor.
B. L. Gawthrop. misdemeanor.
Richard Wolyerton, misdemeanor,
cases.
Henry George. IDisdemeanor.
Charley Moore. misdemeanor.
a. W. II ullE, lul5uemed0Of.
Frank Lanteri. misdemeanor.
Harris Drain, misdemeanor.
Lafayette S. Stewart, misdemeanor
Martin Moore. misdemeanor.
Charles Twarick. felony.
Ex-ConstabIe Indicted.
The felony indictment against Lee
Coffman. charges him with collecting.
stealing and converting to his own
use money, notes. etc, belonging TO
Joseph R. vannort. The alleged
crime is said to have been committed
while Coffman was constable for
the county.
Liquor Law Explained.
Judge Lynch read the liquor laws
to the grand jury and briehy In
structed them as to the meaning in
reference to selling to minors and
Sunday selling. The law makes ii
unlawful to sell or give intoxicants
TO minors. persons Of unsound mind.
those In the habit OF drinking 10 in
toxication, or to any one intoxicated.
saloonists or others can not sen or
give minors intoxicants on the writ
ten order Of parents or others, in
fact, those who sell intoxieants or
give them away can do so to minors
only upon the written prescription OF
a reputable physician. who must
state that it is necessary for such
minors to have them. Nor are
saloonists allowed to permit persons
drinking to intoxlcation on their
premises, or sell or give intoxicants
away on Sunday.
The Baltimore q Ohio plead guilty
to four indictments charging il With
failure to maintain water closets at
Brown, Wallace, Dola and Salem and
was fined $40 in each case.
Richard woIverton plead guilty 70
two misdemeanor indictments charg-
ing him with disorderly conduct on
street car and was fined SIS II
each case.
The bastardy case Of Esther Camp
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