The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-02
ANOTHER ARREST
MADE BY COUNTY
OFFICERS TODAY
tcon.inued ron Daee one,

If Burton hurried to the scene
and placed the man under arrest.
Suitcase Contains Food.
When the large suitcase which
he was carrying was opened, q
large quantity of food was found.
When questioned about the food
and no clothing in his suitcase, the
foreigner said he left his home at
5 O'Clock this morning to go out
and search for work. He was ar.
rested within a few miles Of his
home. He was brought to this city
and locked up in the county jail
and will be questioned further
later.
The man stopped at some homes
at Everson and begged something
to eat, saying that he was broke
and out OF work and was hungry.
Some OF the people, fearing the
man, gave him things to eat. and
they were found in his suitcase
with other supplies. Sheriff Charl-
ton found $50 in money in his
pockets when he was searched at
the jail.
May Recover.
day indicate that Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
vey are making a game fight for
their lives and attending physi'
clans say that if nothing serious de-
velops within the next twenty-four
hours they have a chance to recoy'
err. An X-ray picture was made to-
day in an effort to locate the bull
let in Mr.. McVey's back, but it was
not successful. 1t is feared that
this bullet may cause serious trou.
BILE if not found and removed.
Considerable excitement was
caused last evening when some OF
the searchers found some fresh
blood marks in a different loca-
tion from the trail followed by the
officers and bloodhounds earlier
in the day. Sheriff Charlton in
vestigated the blood tracks and
found out that two large bulldogs
had had an encounter in the road
at the spot and that the blood was
that lost by one of the dogs
Saverrino Arrested
The most important event of the
search last night was the work OF
the Harrison County bloodhounds.
These dogs took up the trail where
the blood clot, in the road near
the old Davis school house at
Carolina marked the end of the
blood-stained trail and followed it
to house occupied by George
Saverrino. The hounds followed
the hounds followed the same trail
two times, and Saverrino was
ploced under arrest and brought
to this city and locked up in the
county Jail. So far the officers
have been unable to get any infor-
nation out of him.
Residents of the Annabel1 Junccs
ion and Worthington section are
still making a search for the ban
nits. and word was received from
there today that they had added
an additional SIPS to the reward
offered by them yesterday for the
arrest of the bandits. Their reward
is now $500. This reward, with the
one offered the county, brings the
total amount offered for their cap
ture up to $500.
County officers have been in
communication with all the physi-
clans and hospitals in this and ad-
joining counties to ascertain if any
person or persons have asked for
mdecal aid il q Use of pistol or shot
gun wounds, L Il SO far nothing has
been heard from the bandits. The
officers have also been checking
up in all the mining camps and
towns in and around that section
to ascertain If any of the inhabi-
tants are missing.
Sheriff Charlton announced this
afternoon that the search would
not be given up until every pos
sible clew had been run down and
that everything possible would be
done to try and locate the Grimm
ais.