The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-08
Grand Jury Returns Another
Big Batch Of True Bills
and Works More.
SALooNISTs in THE LIST. !.
Murder and Other Trials Are
SET for Next Week
and the Next.


After making its report Friday
morning. when the grand Jury was
asked if 1t had any further business
replied through Its foreman. W, ]. s.
Hammer, that It had. and from the
army of Witnesses hanging around
the grand jury room waiting to be
called II could be seen readily that Il
did have lot Of business yet to do.
Some of the prominent professional
and business men had received inyi-
taHons to so before that body and
tell what they knew about things that
have not been right and not accord
ing to law, and, Of course. they went.
The indictments returned Friday
morning were as follows:
Felony-Thomas Wells. John o'Bri-
an, William Jacobs, charies McviclS-
er. Brown Love and Matthew Brent
Misdemeanor--Norris Huntsman,
Meshael Frost, two cases; John r.
Hickman, three cases; Bernard slut
Ter, Frank Summers p. W.. Davis,
Robert Davis, Thomas p Kearns two
ceases, James Boyle william Jacobs.
Ashby Monroe and Josiah W. Thorn
The grand jury Friday afternoon
brought In indictments as follows and
adjourned until Saturday morning:
Felony Stuart Clark and william
Wiley.
Misdemeanors- Tlaherty Kearns.
NJ. d. Sheridan, Newton Heenau.
R. j. Galley two, James Frazier two.
w. w. Fertig, J.. H. Kearns and E. N.
Koehler, Shorty Bawlenspecker. John
Smith, A. l.. Gaughan and James De-
laney, lloyd Dun and Fred Monroe.
Kay Wilson and George McAtee.
A number OF prisoners were brought
in to enter pleas. Attorneys we're ap-
pointed for them and the dates OF
trial set.
William Jacobs. colored, entered a
plea of not guilty OF feionlusly sboot-
ing at Obey Mosley and Of carrying a
revolver and his trial set for next
Wednesday, with Conway and
Southern as his counsel.
Eddie Brock, colored, charged with
feloniously assaulting foreigner ut
PInnickinnick with a coal pick, when
arranged pleaded not guilty. Messrs.
Southern and Ramage were appointed
his attorneys. His trial was set for
May 1s.
Red venich is charged with at
tempted crmnal assault ON foreign
er. His trial was set for next Tues
day with Ramage and shinn his att
torneys.
Southern and Hafnrlck are to look
after Barney Keonans interests in his
trial on the. charge OF assaultiug
Frank Mcdaniel and robblng him OF
SIPS. watch and chain.
Attorney ]. W. Robinson was ap-
pointed to defend Hugh MlchaeIs.
charged with stealing a silver horn.
and Monday, May IS, IS the date set
for the trial.
Other trials are set as follows:
John Hawkins, murder. Wcdnes
Gay, May 10.
Riley Long, Monday. May, is.
Thomas Wells, larceny, Tuesday,
May IL.
Samuel Hunter. attempted murder,
Friday, May 10.
Aze J. Jenkins, trespRss on person
al property, shinn and Tidler. coun-
sci for the defendant, Tuesday. May
IL.
Brown Love and Matthey Brent.
burglary. A. J. Fndiey appointed a.
their attorney. Tuesday, May 19.
NJ. Frost mlsdemcanor. Monday.
May 1s.
Tomas R. Kearns. Saturday. May
16.
Earl Duty pleaded guilty to dis
turbing religious worship. paid n fine
Of $50 and went to jail for seven days.
Defaulted was te bond Of BENJAMIN
GIL on the same charge.
Barney Keenan, win be tried Tues
day. May 10.
The Injunction case OF George W.
DeIson against George n. Kyle about
the building Of a fence across an alley
In the city was argued.
The afternoon Of the court was
/ taken nm IN hearing arguments N