The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-10
COUNT ST. GERMAN Is INDTCTED
ON THREE VERY SERIOUS COUNTS.
One is Felony and the Other Two
Against Him Are For Mis-
Gcmeanor Grimes.
SEVERAL PERSONS ARE FINED
Orders of Various Kinds Are Enter
ed on Both the Law and
Chancery Sides.

Count St German, the man
who subjected a small boy to un-
mentionable indIgnities a few days
ago, must answer thre indictments
returned by the grand jury against
him Tuesday morning. One charges
hiw with felony and the other two
are misdemeanor indictments. The
former charges him with unnatural
treatment of the boy, while the
other two charge him with beating
the boy and giving him intoxicants
to drink.
Resulting from mix-up several
weeks ago between the chief of po-
lice of Salem and Hermon Brown
and Bert Pierce, Brown was indicted
for defacing door at the city lock-
up at Salem and Pierce for escaping
from the chief and for assaulting
him. All three are misdemeanor in
dictments.
An Indictment was returned
against Maggie Franks, charging her
with selling liquors without a State
license.
Rill Bush was indicted for carry
ing false knuckles.
Chancery Causes.
Sale was confirmed in the cause
of NJ. F. Bartlett VS.. Emma Bartlett
and Emma Bartlett VS.. NJ. F. Bart
=, It.
Sale was decreed in the cause OF
J. E. Bates & Son VS.. w. NJ. Shields
and Rutha NJ. Shields.
Samuel S. Faris, John Lodge and
C. C. Fittro were appointed parti-
tion commissioners in the cause of
Richard D. Carrico VS.. Daniel
Carrico ct al
Sale was confirmed In the cause
of Michael R. Post against Rector
W. Jarvis.
Te cause of John "A. Batten against
Okey d. Matheny was dismissed.
: Sale was confirmed in the cause
of Patrick F. Caufeld against Cur
tbs w. Davis.
An appeal from magistrates court
was granted in the case of Asby Rice
vs.. j. j. Nicholas ct al.
Law Orders.
Jesse Longanett misdemeanor,
plea of guilty and fined $5 and costs.
Howard Johnson, plea of guilty
of misdemeanor, and fined s25 and
costs.
Exchange Bank of Warrington vs..
George L. McKain, issue joined.
Chas P Hood ct al. VS.. F. & c.
Traction Co., issue Joined.
Villa Wolf ct al. vs.. Charles E.
Lamberd, issue Joined.
Viola Toothman VS.. Sid Wright,
demurrer made.
rDemurrers were made in the
suits of Edward C. Branham and
Clifton Shannon.
Ira Roberts, misdemeanor. plea or
guilty, and fined So and costs in one
case and nolle in another.
Charles H. Springer VS.. Hezzte
Holden, non-resfdence OF plaintiH
suggested and bond of 5000 requir-
ed.
Arthur Gain, felony, jury verdict
of assault and battery, fine of $50
and cost, and leave of 80 days given
to file exceptions.
State vs.. B. & o. II. R. Co., mis-
demeanor. motion to quash.
State vs.. b & o. R. R. Co.. mis-
demeanor. two cases, submitted 10
the judge. who takes time to con
slider.
Frank Mats. misdemeanor. jury
verdict Of guilty and fined 500 and
COSTS
J. NJ. Fultz, misdemeanor. jury
verdict of guilty. and fined s25 and
costs
Morgan shreves. misdemeanor.
jury verdict Of not guilty.
Patrick j. CLANCY, misdemeanor,
jury verdict of guilty. and fined $50
and costs.
Tuesday morning Frank Lanteri
was acquitted OF the charge OF SELL
ing liquor without a license
Claude Powell confessed to dis
turhing a session OF Sunday school
and was fined $40 and costs
REV. SCOTT LECTURES.