The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-12

was nlisd mp TO that time. n there 10
the nDt part Of the Nay term Of
court"
Then came q wordy battle between
Nessrs Handlan and Boyee. the former
wanting the ease passed until March
y and the latter wanting . date sst
at once. Mr.. Handian stated he had
reasons for wanting the cass paused
for two weeks. and Mr.. Boycs stated
he also had . for wanting an
immediate trial. Neither wal willing,
apparently. TO make public their rea-
sons, and referred to give them to the
court privately.
The our finally settled the matter
by Setting Saturday. March 20. a. the
date o selecting a time for the trial
or making some other disposition OF
the case
Other Cases.
Nell Robinson pleaded guilty TO
stealing q quantity Of pipe from a
house on the South Side, and he was
ined $50 and costs, and sentenced to
go days In the county Jail.
George Zema, charged with q felony,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
the reformatory at P~runtytown on ac-
count of his tender years, he being
but sixteen years OF age.
Attorney s. o. Boyce stated to the
court that he had been retained as
counsel In the cases against Lucinda
Fitch and Maggie Gray, CHARGED with
shoplifting. and that he would like to
have the date of the trial changed. The
cases had been set for Thursday, Mar.
IA, and Mr.. Boyce stated he could not
prepare his case In that time, and the
court set the trial for Friday. March
p.
The appeal case Of b. Brown was
taken up at the request OF Assistant
Prosecutor Maury. who stated that the
DEFENDANT was In court and had
thought yesterday was the opening
day OF court. and was ready for trial.
His case was called last Friday. and
he not being present. the Judgment OF
the lower court was afirmed. The
case was reopened yesterday, the for
mer d set aside. and the case set
Tor trial March 1s.
The case against Pearl Bass.
charged with robbing Steve Junkie of
a gold watch aud chain was called.
but as the complaining witness was
not In court, the jury was excused un-
I'll this morning. Attorneys A. L.
Sawtelle and ID. A. Mckee represent
the defendant.
State We. George Young, charged
with emberzlement Of goods valued at
$1b-demurrer overruled;. set for
trial March %; attorney, D. A. Nc
Kee.
State va. George z. C~ruikshank. plea
OF not guilty. set for trial March %
(Attorney Brinkman).
State VS.. Peter Marx, misdemeanor.
passed to March I6.
State vs.. Joseph vosnaek, INSIDE
meanor. plea of not guilty entered and
case set for trial April /.
State VS.. John Garboski. felony:
plea or not guilty entered and trial set
for March 81.
The following cases were called for
arguments on demurrer and set for
trial:
State vs.. Max Hart, four counts,
three felony and one misdemeanor:
demurrer withdrawn and set for trial
April s attorney S. o. Boyce).
state VS.. Victor Brillski. feIonious
assault withdrawn and set
Tor trial March is attorney s. o.
Boyce).
State VS.. Louis Ruttencutter. George
Pohl and Charles Schultz, felony: de-
murrer withdrawn and set for trial
April 3 attorney s. o. Boyce).
state VS.. Charles Schultz and Geo.
Pohl. grand larceny; demurrer with.
drawn and set for trial April 3 CAttor.
ney 8. O.. Boyce).
State VS.. Joe Yoho. alias Joseph
fouse. felony; plea OF not guilty and
case set for trial March 81.
State VS.. Charles Pamphlets. alias
Gus Confas. felony; plea OF not guilty
entered and case set for trial March
state VS.. Ed. Bowman. felony: plea
or not guilty entered and case set Tor
trial April 2.