The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-12
GRAND JORV'S W0RN
QUICKLY FINISHED
Fifty-TwO Indictments
Were Handed Down
Last Evening.

Fifty-two indictments have been 70
turned by the grand jury for the new
term. These came N late yesterday
afternoon and are as follows:
Felonies.
Lewis Pyles, stealing cigaretts and
other articles from Baltimore and
Ohio railroad freight car.
Fred Mullinix, stealing cigaretS and
other articles from a Baltimore and
Ohio railroad car.
Samuel Thompson, stealing whiskey
from Joe Rggaboe at Everson.,
William Auvill, stealing whiskey
from Joe Riggaboe at EYerson.
Paul Patton, stealing whiskey from
Joe Riggaboe at Everson.
Luke Mullinix, stealing whiskey
from Joe Riggaboe at Everson.
William Auvill, stealing property Of
Anna Walls at Everson.
Ira Lesson, stealing from Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad car at EVerson.
William Auvill, stealing from Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad car at Ever.
son.
James Toll, stealing from Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad car at Bverson.
Mary Rogers, violation of prohibl.
ton law, second offense.
Irwin Hines, forging check on ].
L. burgess.
Harry Gordon Quinn alias Harris
Wilkins, robbing the residence Of A.
Brooks Fleming.
Charles Stetson, assaulting Dowdy
Bostic when armed with revolver.
Harry E. Brown, alias Fred B.
Brown, forging check for $50.
Irwin Hines, forging a check TOT
SAT.
Harry Gordon Quinn, alias Harris
Wilkins, robbing the A. B. Scott
jewelry store.
Fred Vendetta, violation Of the pro.
hibition laws, second offense.
Charles Gilbert, forging check for
SIT.
Charles Hatfield, robbing the Ste.
phenson & Company wholesale house.
Charles Gilbert, forging check for
$47.
Charles E. Gray, violation Of prohi.
bition laws, second offense.
Charles e. Gray, second count, VIC.
lation Of the prohibition laws, third
offense.
William Jones, alias William Penn,
assaulting and robbing Philip Col
asessano when armed with two re-
Yolvers.
William Jones, alias William Penn,
assaulting and robbing BrandO Sandy
when armed with two revolvers.
Theodore Jones, breaking into and
robbing the home Of Lawrence F. Nc.
Cray.
Harry Preston, forging a check for
Charles Hatfield, robbing the
Stephenson & Company wholesale
house, second count.
Claude Metz, violating the prohibit.
ton laws, second offense.
Wyatt Coleman, violating the whis.
key laws. second offense.
Charles Hatfield, robbing the
Stephenson & Company wholesale
house, third count.
Fount Price, robbing Fred Patton
of q COW worth $40.
William Harris, robbing Fred Pat
ton of COW worth $40.
Albert Lazero, assaultinE Joe Nadia
with intent to kill.
Murrel Penn, robbing the Fairmont
Hotel company.
Edgar Alternately, robbing the Fair.
mont Hotel company.
William Wilson, criminally assault
ing Francis Jackson, girl under
fourteen years of age.
Luke Mullinix, stealing hand car
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company.
Stokes Glover, stealing a Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad hand car.
Tony Phillips, stealing a Ford auto.
mobile.
Claude Phares, stealing Ford auto.
mobile.
w. L. Loudenslager, stealing shocks
Of corn fodder, the property of W. T.
Snoderly.
Arthur Anderson, stealing an auto
mobile owned by A. P. Brady.
Joseph Searles, stealing an automo.
bile owned by A. P. Brady.
Clarence Evans, stealing Ford au.
tomobile owned by ]. D. Dalton.
Mlsdemeanors.
Charles Stetson, carryinga revolver.
Fred R. linn, adultery.
Ollie Doe, adultery.
William Auvill. carrying revolver.
Earl Burgess, adultery.
Ricco Tuto, selling whiskey.
Howard G. Vance, carrying a re,
volver.
The following witnesses were ex.
amined before the grand jury at yes,
terday's sessions;
Fred Harr, Lee N. satterfield, Ar.
thur Martin, ]. X. Parrish, Clarence
Parrish, Joe Hamilton, Morris Sturm,
A. G. Hamilton, Sylvester Gump.
Most OF the indictments are for rob
berries and forgeries. At ten this morn.
ing a number Of young men implicat
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