The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29
|NSCHED()[E
OF THECR|ME
At the Next Term Of the
Grand Jury of the
NUMBER OF FELONIES
And Misdemeanors Scheduled
TO Be Investigated BY
That Body.

oAy
Unless blood shed between this
ilmte and the converting Of sthe May
term OF circuit court there viii be no
cases of homicide To he investigated
by the next grand jury. and it will be
the first term since VIII L. Morris has
been prosecuting attorney that u cas-.
Of this Kind was no: up FOR inyestisa
ton.
The term will begin next Monday
morning with Judge Lynci, ON, the
bench and the grand jury viii likely
sit more than three days. There are
many misdemcanors TO look into and
also number OF feionIes.
Number of Fclonics.
Among the felonics to be looked
into are the following:
Calvin swlser. charged with rob-
bing Blaine Booher of money and
other property near Salem last Jun
nary.
Tom Doe, II foreigner, accused of
fesonious assault on Donineck
rreekle with a knife at the poox coal
mine January IL
Carl cheriblno. held for stabbins
Jesse Watkins On the Glen Elk bridge
here February IL.
Robert Smith. colorcd, charged
with burglary at Sherman strother's
store near Wilsonburg November II
last.
W. Goff Bnmgartner. charged with
forging II note on /. NJ. Hunt.
+ William Pasher, Frank Jones and
William johnson. charged with break
ing open and entering freight car
here and stealing goods thercfrom
January ~.
ienaciu Gonzales. accused OF steal
ing si6o in money from another for.
leigner at Grasscll, December last.
William Jones. charged with steal.
Ing feed. valued at sa5.G. from oric
Meyers March so
Fred Monroe charged with bur.
slary at the sayrc Remedy company's
stable.
Steve, John and Frank sanyvo. nc.
cuscd Of feiunlous assault on Nathan
Norris mt Rosebud.
Maria Blacksmith. charged with
felonious assault with false knuclileS
on Gearse Baxter. March -.
Some of tile AIisdcmcanors.
While there are many misdcmcan-
or eases to come mp. which the pros
ecutor does not give out because the
accused persons have not been ar
rested. the following are announced.
Della Radapaush and Sanford
Henderson. charged with living un-
lawfully together as man and wife ut
Perry mine.
Sadie Maynard. for maintaining al
house Of ill-reputc in Broad Oaks.
George Baxter. charged with dis
trtb,ns a school examination at ocea n
Mine.
e''liomas Burke, accused Of an cleo
tion law violation.
Frank Fudge. charged with carry
Ing "a stilletto.
John Trader accused of carrying
false knucklcs
Iicbccca Brent. colorcd. charged
with disturbing religious worship att
the Mt Zion Baptist church. colorcd,
here, April IL.
Cases Sc, for Trial.
The felony docket was well cleared
at the last term OF court and there are
hut few old cases to try this term.
The first case is the felony one
asatnstsJ. Worthy sehrader charged
with assault on Lee Frimble, colorcd.
with II gun II Is set for trial Nom
day. Aprils-l0. ut which time the petit
jtNors NH first report for duty.
sother cases-to beitried May 10 are
misde meunors against Mack Hal. for
asfaultaid battery on Elmers Harbertl
at: LumDerport; and the Hope Natural
Gas Company. charged with obstruct-
ing public highway on. Little Elk.
There are three cases set Tor Tues
day. May III, namely. Philip White
hair and Others. charged with stealing
copper wire from the chieftain Coal
Company; Frank King. assault and
battery; Frank Hern. assault and bat
terry; Hugh Carpenter, assault and
and Jesse G. Harbert, dis.
turblng a school entertainment.
Only the urgent cases will he tried
at the approaching term and the otk-
crs win he certified TO the new crimi-
nal conr,. which win open its first
term the second Tuesday in june. ati
which time there VIII he u grand jury. I
The criminal docket At the May term
y the circuit court win likely cover
only two weeks.