The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
JUDGE DAYTON
IS Guest At
TROUT DINNER.
Randolph County Bar Associa-
ton Entertains Jurist and
Court Attaches

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Court Attaches
ELKINs. July IT,. Federal Judge
Aston G. Dayton and federal court
attaches were guests the other even
ing of the Randolph County Bar AS
ISOLATION at a dinner of mountain
trout. Randolph county chicken and
other delicacteS, served at the Cheat
River Club House, thirty-two miles
from lElkins in the heat OF Cheat
mountain. The party left Elktns
about 2 o'clock in automobiles, and
at 4:30 arrived at the beautiful
mountain resort, where at 6 O'Clock
a choice dinner was served. and about
1880 the delighted guests started on
their return journey over this fine
mountain road to Elkins.
The contempt case against II. g.
Ogden before Judge Waddell was
ostponed Tuesday evening until a
later date to be fixed by the court.
The entire two days were taken up by
the arguments of the attorneys on
the motion to quash the writ issued
by Judge Dayton. The court has
taken the matter under advisement
and will render decision later. u
the motion to quash is sustained, the
whole proceedings will end. If it
is not sustained trial on the mer-
its of the case considering the char
acter of the publications will follow.
More interest was manifest in this
case than any other before this ses-
sion of the federal court.
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Il have motored through the Green
mountains of Vermont, the White
mountains of New Hampshire, ana
several other sections of country
famed for it's fine mountain scenery,
but in none of these places have
Ibeheld view equal to that from the
top OF Cheat mountain said A. G.
Nadenbousch, of Martfnsburg, deputy
clerk of the United States district
court for the Northern district of
West Virginia, following the trip to
the Cheat river club house rendered
the federal court and attaches by the
Randolph County Bar Association. He
also said: Right here in Randolph
county you people have the finest
scenery in the world" and he paid a
very high compliment to the good
roads of the county.
Some of the other prominent men
attending court are Governor Henry
d. Hatfield, former Governor A. B.
General John c. Bond, T. o. Sullivan,
president of the Manufacturers Light
& Heat Company; S. G. Smith, OF
Wheeling; Houston G. Young, OF
Charleston; A. B,.Moore, of New Nor
tinsville; Albert Snedeker, of Wheel
ing; E. B. Carskadon, OF Fairmont;
Frank p Swan, of Huntington; B. B.
Sibert, of Wheeling; George E. Work,
of Parkersburg; Virgil Highland, OF
Clarksburg; T. c. Townsend. OF
Charleston; Henry S. Green, OF
WEIGH; L. NJ. Davis, of Fairmont; and
other prominent politicians and attor-
neys.
Albert veraldi, alias Snccoro, was
found guilty at noon Wednesday OF
the white slavery charges against him
in the federal court, and sentenced by
Judge Dayton to serve two years in
the Modndsville penitentiary. The case
occupied three days and the jury was
out twenty-four hours, before return
ing verdict. He was charged with
taking a girl from Bellaire o., to Oak
land, Md, in violation of the Mann
act.
Prof John McKensie has resigned
as dean and instructor of Davis and
Elkins College, where for the last few
years he has been professor of Eng
fish and philosophy. He has not fully
decided what shall be his future work.
Joseph May, former Wheeling
car employe, who was arraigned in
~, fol 1yfr a nf1o of fn
slavery, confessed and was sentenced
by Judge Dayton to serve term of
one year and one day in the stats
penitentiary at Moundsyille.
Miss Lera Greynolds, aged 81 years,
died Saturday morning in local hos
pital following an operation. She was
daughter of George Greynolds, OF
Beverly. Interment vas at Beverly.
Adjutant General John c. Bond, of
Charleston. is spending few days. in
the city attending federal court, and
will visit relatives at Dry Fork before
returning OF Charleston.
A party of little folks enjoyed a
birthday party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Tenney, in honor of the
twelfth birthday Of Miss Hester Davis.
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Durrett, aged
Sc years. died Tuesday at her home
near BeliHgton. She was the mother
Eof o. 3. and OHM Durrett. of this city,
Funeral services were held at Beling-
ton.
Senator and Mrs. Julius Hearne. of
Wheelinga are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.