The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19

anu eases set lof LEldl.
William Jones, colored. was
placed on trial for feloniously as
saulting Edward Harris, .colored,
with brick-bat some months ago.
Daniel L. Grove pleaded not gull
ty to misdemeanor Indictment.
Daniel Flowers also pleaded no:
guilty to a misdemeanor.
John Long pleaded guilty to a
misdemeanor and was fined $40 and
costs.
he jury in the case of William
Jones. colored, brought in verdict
OF assault and battery on Edward
Harris.
Blaine Moran was tried Thursday
afternoon on the charge of carrying
a revolver.
Issue T7a lined in the suit Of
Thomas ]. Parrish against Thor.
L. Kelley.
Similar action was taken in the
suit OF the Trustees of Broaddus In
stitute against Wilfeld s. siers.
A demurrer on the part of the city
IN the suit of Winnie Tierney against
he city was set down for argument.
a similar order was made in the
III; Of Sarah Welsh against Marshall
W. Ogden.
A similar order was entered in the
nit of William Burke, executor, vs.
ile City of Clhrksburg.
issue was Joined in the suit OF the
Trustees of Broaddus Institute VS.
Mollie A. Nusbaum.
A similar order was made in thu
suit of Cruger W. Smith against
Lille Belle Flowers.
Demurrer was made in the suit OF
William Burke against the City Of
clarksburg.
A similar order was entered in the
suit of Bridget A. Tierney against
the City of Clarksburg.
Similar action was taken in the
suit of cruger w. Smith against
Marshall W. Ogden.
Issue was Joined in the suit OF
James Myers against James A. L.
Day.
Similar action was taken in the
suit of James ong against james
Taylor.
The following cases on motion
were dismissed:
clarksburg Light & Heat Co. VS..
Board of Public Works.
Wheeling Natural Gas Co. VS..
Hiram Burnside and w. R. Sommer-
vile.
Wheeling Natural Gas Co. VS..
J. Lee swisher.
Wheeling Natural Gas Co. VS..
A. W. Smith.
Count" st German, the man
who subjected a small boy TO IN
mentlonable indignities few days
ago, must answer tire 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 a mix-up several
weeks ago between the chief Of po-
lice of Salem and Hermon Brown
and Bert Pierce. Brown was indicted
for defaclng a 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.
0aAG WaS SOllhA luSu Al me cause
of NJ F. Bartlett vs.. Emma Bartlett
and Emma Bartlett vs.. NJ F, Bart
lett.
Sale was decreed in the cause of
]. +. Bates & Son VS.. w. NJ. Shields
ana Rutha NJ. Shields.
Samuel S. Faris, john Lodge and
C. C. Fittrn were annnintad nartI-
ton commissioners in the cause OF
Richard D. carrlco 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