The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-01

King, and the nujor portion Of them to
Edward King, whom witness supposed to
be brother Of defendant.
In reply to q question by Mr. Cfacrait,
witness slated that Andrew King had nj
one time had certificate Of deposit in the
bank Of Wheeling for $500, but that il
hRd been withdrawn some lineage.
WIXd'S COUSIN,
The next witness was james Dprkln,
who stated that Andrew King was his
cousin. Witness was not positive as to
the time King went to the Gas Works. In
reply to an interrogation Of counsel, Oar
kin said that TO the best OF his knowledge
mud belief King owned the house lie now
lives In Qt tho time he wentto the Gas
Works, WINGS WIS then, asked II he
knew OF any OTHER property owned by
King when he went 10 the Gas Works, and
sud In reply that bo! was not .slte, but
tItought'he owned half Of lot OIL Cald-
wells Run, fUs which he paid $50. Wit,
ness was in a position to know OF any pro-
pByty King might have owned at that time,
and knew OF n0thlng belonging t0him,
Adjourned to- r. NJ.
's fF Afternoon Session. ." ~
Ruber. lGrangle, called for the State,
sworn apd testified as follows; Am presi.
don't Of tho City lIaakt King has had de-
posts in our bank, notlmore than Si00or
800 ut one time; might have been $500 or
5000; don't know OF his having sent any
money TO Ireland through burbank. He
checked out his balance OF 50 l2 OH the
2Gth Of this month.
John Gilligau, called for the State,
sworn and testified rs follows: Received
no money from Andrew king within tho
last two or three years; did not buy any
stock from him; have no money, stocks or
bonds belonging 10 linn.
James DUrkin recalled. Got % shares
building association stock from Andrew
King about week ngo; ] bought
them from him for $50 %; didn't get The
money from Mr.. King; | paid 1t In Gasli
He asked Inc to buy them, saitl he needed
some money. gOtn obOok from him;
paid him to-day opposite the Court House,
this morning about . o'clock; didn'tsay
anything to him, Just handed him the
money,
Q-Where did you get that?
lReierring to the money with which he
paid Tor StoeR x
A.-Thdts my business. You wilIinever
get that out Of me. a II
Q-Whap did you get it2
A.-rhats my business, ton. | don't
think its anybody's business whcro got
my money, il get it honest.
Counsel for defendant here objected and
the objection was sustained.
Father Sullivan was recalled and pro.
ducel gus bills tar the months Of June 10
December inclusiYc for thp Cathedral.
Ralph 4rkle called All Assessor;
Andrew King was first assessed IN 1871
with real estate to the amount OF 500,
also in 1873 it was the half Of lot No. I in
square 0 in Caldwell's addition.
John j, Jones was called, testified as
follows: Am Cashier Exchange Bank;
know GulrCw King; never had any bust.
ness transactions with HIM never had
amy deposits in my bank, VIC discounted
Joint note made BY Mr.. King and Mr..
Hannah on the l;h.oi January for. 1913;
gave collateral Of .Etna Mil stock, 10
sbRrSs, in the name OF George Hannah,
irusleti hasa not got that collateral now.
returned 1t TO Mr, lInnnau Yesterday
forenoon; got collateral IN place oil Il In
which Mr.. King isnot interested.
Andrew Wilson, jr,, called and sworn,
testified as follows: Secretary Wheeling
& Elm Grove hallway; Andy King does
iioEown am stock III that railway now;
yesterday he had liinp GhSres IN bis own
name and ten shares as trusted; pAf value
is so a share. He transferred seven shares
to George r. Hngle aud twelve shares to
]. Hanson Good. y. ~,
{. i. Uildreth was called and testified as
follows: Cashier, 81 the Commercial
Rank there we're twoe checks ps;l 70 Kings
apler this morning Flew minutes after
ming; one tor Sll % and one for S575 Of;
| paid them TO d gentleman named Gro.
llUAHlj Il Was The check OF The Riverside