The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-03-07
ane Hundred and fity Witnesses
Are summoned Before the
Coming Grand jury.
MANY FELONY CASES
To he Tried u, This Term and Many
More Are To 90 Before the
Grand Jury.
MANY FELONY CASES

promises TO be big one, In fact, the
largest in quite long time. 1t will
ennsere next Tuesday morning with
Judge Charles w. Lynch on the
bench. The grand jury will be
charged FIRST and will sit several
days The petit jury will not be
called until Friday. The days inter-
Eening between the opening OF the
term and the taking up of the GRIM
inal docket on Friday, the fourth day
Of the term, will be devoted to the
grand jury, calling the docket and
ehancery business.
Many Summonses Ont.
There are now one hundred and
fifteen summonses out for witnesses
before the grand Jury and by the
opening of the term there promises
70 be at least one hundred and fifty.
says Prosecuting Attorney Will E.
Morris. who is now giving most OF
his time and attention to this feat
are of the coming term.
Many Felony Gases
VIII be tried at the term. II the
docket as now arranged is adhered
10. Richard l.. Edwards will be
tried for the embezzlement OF funds
belonging to the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company. The case of
George NJ. Frush is set for trial at
the coming term. Frush is charged
with attempt at criminal assault on
Maggie May slussar. aged IL years.
Frank Thomas is to be tried, charg-
ed with robbing Wallace Swindle of
pocketbook containing money. Ray
Wfcks will be put on trial. charged
with 'telonious assault on Alice
Jones, coiored, hitting her on the
head. with a, stone. Arthur Gain
stands indicted, charged with ASSAULT
ingsChsrles Gould with club.
Forgery Cases.
Waldo Talkington and Isaac Mil
Ter are indicted Jointly on the charge
Of forging check and passing 1t on
Seorge w. Talkington at Brown.
John Cline is accused of robbing the
home of Benjamin F. Tichenal in
the stealey addition, getting $50 in
money.
Misdcmeanors Are Many.
There is big batch or misdemean-
OF indictments to be tried at this
term covering all sorts OF minor
crimes. The docket is arranged so
Shat the first two weeks OF the term
VIII be given to criminal proceed
ings.
For the Grand Jury.
The grand jury will be as busy as
bees. There are all kinds OF felony
and mlsdemeanor cases to be investi.
gated by that body. 1t would not be
ut all surprising, should the grand
Jury continue over into the second
weak of the term. The death OF
Claude Lindsey at Lumberport at
The hands of his brother, Vance
Lindsey with a knife viii he looked
into. The case OF Benjamin F.
Pigott charged with throwing a stone
through traction car window at
Enterprise comes under the felony
sisss. Another felony charge to be
Investigated is that against Charles
-rwarick and Stephen vorjtusak,
charged with slashing John Kar-
lock with knife at Columbia mines.
= BeyroIdsville Battle
between George Collins and Frank
Cataback on the one side and Frank
and Louis olivario on the other will
be before the grand jury. The for
ner Two are charged with felonious
assault on the latter two. Augustuz
Deem will be considered. charged
With trowing stone through a trac-
don car window in Broad Oaks.
Robert Stewart. colored, viii come
IN for some attention for breaking
apen and entering a railroad car FOR
.he purpose OF burglary.
Mysterious Death Case.
The mysterious death OF Antonio
Who was found dead in
pola with coal dumped
e investigated Albert
case ar slashing John Evan
- With a knife Will be taken up
and passed. The grand jur ywlll
also look into the charge preferred
by c. F. Zaruba against Mary Buzza
She is accused of stealing SIS III
money and clothing of the value OF
1900 or $500.
Disorderly Conduct.
ne prosecuting attorney onnounc
es the grand jury will have seven OF
eight cases of disorderly conduct Oh
trains and he says he intends to push
Aho-a to thn 1inoft nasfdae thas.