The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-11-04
NEXT Ora ND ILIR \
WILL BE VERY BUSY
Felony Cases Are Many But
Not a Single Murder
This Year.

SCI s AllS 00ls
Prosecuting Attorney Will E.
Morris's docket shows there will be
a great amount of business before
THE grand jury. which will meet here
TUESDAY of next week. there having
been no grand jury session since
June last. More than three hun
dred witnesses have been SUMMONED
to appear before that body and many
more remain to be summoned. The
grand jury will likely be in session
several days. So far no homicides
are reported for investigation. The
many cases include felonious as
saults. burglary. robbery, Gamb-
ling, Sabbath dissertation ana
dissertation and minor offenses. The
minor otfenses. The petit jury
will report the following Mon
iday, November Is. for duty.
The term with Judge Raymond Max
we'll on the bench will be a busy
one and promises to be three or four
weeks in length.
New Felonies.
Felony cases to come before the
grand jury for investigation are SIS
follows: I
George Heater, felonious assault
on w. NJ. Smith with a knife at Glen
Falls, July "a.
George w. Robinson and Richard
cartelle. breaking and entering the
Fairmont Coal company's store at
Meadowbrook in March last.
Richard cartelle. entering the ex-
press Office at Meadowbrook in 1907
and stealing packages therefrom.
Jasper Harris, burglary at Robin
sons store at Rosebud, June 10
last.
William and Blaine Mhithair
felonious assault with rock on
John Dodd.
st@A SSSb A0A 6Glys
Charles NJ. Tetrick. felonious as.
sault on Thomas j. Tetrlck, at En-
terprise, July 10.
Frank Mundel. COL. burglary at NJ.
"A. Nusbaum's clothing store. July
Kay Wilson, burglary at Curtis
Boggess's chicken house. July 9.
Laurence Sullivan. felonious as
sault with knife on Joe Ross. July
10.
Robert smithers. COL. felonious as
sault with a rock on Thomas Bur-
ton, July 10.
William MCGOWAN. felonious as
sault on Russell F. walthour. Au-,
gust IA.
Connie Patton. COL, felonious as
SAINT with knife on on Gilbert Rohr-
bough, September 2.
George Fogg, Ralph Williams and
Henry Riblett, rohbing DR.. Stathers
September /.
Fred Monroe, burglary at the sta
bile of the Bailey Produce Company,
August 81.
John Burlock and others, burglary
at freight car at Enterprise octo-
Der 8.
Andy sandello and Mary Shelf.
biting Joe chelli's ear OFF at Shinn-
ston. August 81.
Domenico Farcone. grand larceny
at Lumberport, October %.
Albert Hutchinson and LeanderI
Gustofson. robbing Thomas Murray
lin September.
George Outright, stealing SIS from
Alva L. Craig. August 80.
William A. Pierce, felonious as
sault on Junius Musser, October 20,
lat Reynoldsyille.
Jesse Day. stealing brass trolley
wheels valued at $50 from the trac-
ton company in October.
In addition there are several felony
cases in which the accused have not
been arrested or PLACID under bond.
So far there are at least ninety
Imisdemeanor cases to come before
the grand jury for investigation and
there may be still more.
The trial docket is practically
clear. there being only four or fiyeI
lold cases.
1t is remarkable that there has mott
been single case of homicide this
year to be investigated in this coun-
|ty.
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