The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-04
40.IND|CTMENTS
BY GRAND JURY
II BILLS CHARGE MISDEMEANoRS
AND IS AI.LDQ1 FELoNIEs.
10 INDICTMENTS AGAINST MAN
AND wSrB III forgery CASE
YoUx ITALIANS CHANGED WITH
PERJuRY IN MURDER TRIAL
INDICTED.

When the grand jury O ccun!a"s
court of ONO CO4Uty reported EeNt''-
day evening At $50 o'ci"ch. forty tr&o
bills were returned. while thHro ~e;e
but two not true bills.
OF the forty true bills -e:urnei -
were for alleged mlSde Ineanocs AID ehc
others wsro FOR alleged fe!"n:cS Ebia
no,-truc hills were N m!Sd":neaHpr
cases.
Indications are tha. tie tern WI
be n long one. AZ there Is 4 MIXED Va
ricty OF cases 10 be heard. ranging from
petty robeErICS 10 attempted ruT'Ic'S'
but 10 is expected the term VII! b. cn-
short. when the docket - ca..rt. y
several Of the prisoners Pleading gI..tE.
Thursday OF this week WI. lie docket
day while Saturday VII! probably 70
demurrer day. It IS expected ;hat by
Thursday the new jury room ADJOINING
the court chamber vii! have ben c3:n-
pletsd and he re;Id tor Use.
Among the CaSrS tha. WI prHsao.y
consume more time han AIRY others.
are those of Tony SS.ra;o:" Marie
Saratori, Ecsle Joquln.9 :."i '''Ner
Chardull: charged w.;A yerju-'H; them
selves AZ the trail % pHE = Se.TeSsEo'
at the November term III So@r;.
It will ID remembered tn~: - :hs
pisslvcstro trial. Tie four now IN tHc
county jai! under nd ,Gtme,.t declared
DiSslysstro was not tha man who shot
Jim Augustus. dsctRr rE they saw tns
assassin. However. D!sc.vcStro confess
ed 10 the county authorities nftcr he
had been sentenced 20 life :mpriSon-
ment. duplicating the other four. Their
arrests followed and they have since
been confined ia tho tai!. being un-
able 20 supply trio $4,000 bond de-
mandod.
sf,slN . . MO-
hard fought - tina; Of q. q. Brown and
O-erSta Brown. his VIE. charged with
Passing bad checks. che-e being two IN
d!ctmcntS on nisdcmeannr charges ana
IL indictments alleging Sc;orIcS Hginst
them.
Dir. and Mrs. Brown. who have been
IN the Jail for several months were ar
rested by local police after police or
Huntington. Charleston. Iarkersouf:
and other down state cities had faEcf'
Thsy were passing bad checks freely.
and according to officials. Mr. BROWN
was making oul IN" checks while his
Wife was passing them ~ places OF
business. Two OF the checks were Tor
sums under $50 AMI the other Il FOR
more than that aTouu:.
Btgaany Case.
Tho case OF Mrs. Mabel Fell .\zlnor'S.
charged with htgamy IS expected u be
Azmor!s is charged having married her
second husband while her first was
stiu living. She claims her second hus'
baud told her that her first husband
John Patterson had died. but she has
since found out the 'fa"tS
George HoblltZei. who - charged
with theft IN ALLEGED - haY" broken
thu window If the Rr!chblum j"welry
store some time ago and mad" MS es-
cape with several valuable pieces or
jewelry.
J. Z Hickman. George Swart2. Louis
Peters and George Lewis who were In
dicted yesterday are charged With steal
ing shoes from the McFadden store.
Three Of the boys pleaded not guilty
ut the preliminary hearing. but Louis
Peters declared n" had stolen the
shoes himself, and tried TO clear In.
other boys.
49, Ethan Hoover. who also was indicted
yesterday for 4 felony - charged with
stealing diamond ring from Harry
Raduzlner. cripple. who worHs At the
Mcclure Hotel Cigar Stand. The dcfen-
dan has fought extradition from Phila-
delphia where ne now is located. and
declares ne has not been IL Wheeling
for several years.
Cutting Case.
Mike Waza.h. who IS facing Il charge
Of cutting a riftccn-year-oid boy IS al
-f8Sed 10 have used knife on tho boy
during an argument. Wazalli IS pro-
prlctor Of Il shoe repairing s,or" IN the
south side.
Little difficulty was experienced yes
tcrda- IN picking the rurors for the
list. The Jury was composed IS FOL
lows:
Car Lang, foreman; Charles YuncI".
G. II. Dunaway. W. y. Evans. -. l..
Hannah, George E:rb, w II. Bye, f. II.