Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-31
TWO ISHMAELlTES
Who Want Damages to Sustain
Thsir Characters.
THE MALLEYs ONCE MORE IN COURT
Ana. Jennie CramsIs Oestroyers Have Beer
Doing Incidents Of a Famous
Trial Reviewed Results of
the Great Crime.

NEv YOEK. August 3J.James Malley.
VINO with his cousin, Walter Malley, was
tried and acquitted Of numbering the beau
uful Jennie Cramer, whose body was
found floating among the sea weed at Sayin
Rock, Conn, August Is, ISL, has instituted
suit for damages sgainSt the Stats Zeitung,
OF this city. and the New Haven Register
FOR an article published at the time of the
trial, which Mr. Malley thinks is a serious
reflection upon his character He wants
iJuUCC damages in each case. Papers in
the suit have not yet been served on the
Register people. James. however wrntR to
friends IL View maven iu-t week tnaI nc
had determined to bring these suits and
would press them to the ent. He was
convinced that be would win.
Since the morning OF the day when the
cid clam digger dragged the body OF
The Murdered Girl
10 the shore great changes have come over
the lives Of the people who figured IN the
lri.l. Jennie Grumers father, au honest
old German, died soon after the CONCLUSION
of the trial, leaving everything h. hai 10
his wife. Misfortune has been her constant
cOmvaniun and she has seen her money
rapidly disappear until now she lives in
almost actual want Not very long ago
she was compelled to appear before one OF
the municipal bodies and ask TO be relIeyet
from the payment OF taxes, on the ground
that me was too poor 70 pay. To this day
Mrs Cramer is unConyinced that the bOiy
found at Saviu Rock was her daughters,
and il i said that she still entertaluS hopes
I. al the g.rl
vim Some Day Come Back.
James Mailey lett New Haven soon after
| the trial and went West. Then he wan
d-rrd hack again and is row in the drug
business at Wilkesbarre, Pa. He went to
New Haven a few months ago but the
house of his uncle, the rich merchant, was
closed against him. and he puL his name
on the register OF a second-rate hotel:
Since then he has been hltting back and
forth between tIat place and this city, and
the reason for his activity is seen in these
ambitious but ridiculous suits.
Waiter Malley, unlike his cousin, who
Sought to Hide His shame
among stranger, remained in New Haven
and has assisted his father al the big
Chanel street store. Walter has improved
n,nrh in appearanre since the trial aud
vet even now he is a most commonplace
looking individual, with watery eyes and a
struggling mOustaChe, which will have tut
Hued the object Of its cultivation when 1t
completely hides the weak, sensual mouth
beneath it, At present II Is far from dong
rlis. Ou the street Walter IS most ire
0upntly seen clad in a yelveteen coat and
r'ght trousers. He carries little riding
Ubip in his hand and looks about as il he
doubted whether the public appreciated
the generosity oi such great man IN eN'
h.hrtirg himself free OF charge.
The crime and the trial was
The biggest Advertisement
ror tie business of Edward Malley that
cnrrd have been devised. Mr.. Mal,ey has
aiwavs been ke.nly alive to the ADVANTAGE
of doing something to make the people
= tsrk H.. went to New Haven from the
Byw,rS in lS72 and started a little store.
Possibly oue.half of his capital he spent
in advertising his opening. The opening
vas successful, and the young merchant
rrOspered. When the great trlal came he
was wealthy. The trial cost him and hlS
son a gree. deal OF money. Lewis {. Gas.
sidv. the present Attorney General OF
Pennsylvania, got so. .OOO and he left the
case long before it came to an END.
Judge ydeuburgh, who is now MAKING
TEMPERANCE speeches; Sum Jones OF Hart
ford, and Timothy Fox also pocketed
Very Large FeSS.
In addition there were incidental eN,
rea,rs. Counsel for the defense luuceed
eytiv day at the expense OF Mr.. NAlley
srd his son Walter. and it was rumprcd
that several If the Jury did likewise. But
tlr money WAS well expended. People
from uU parts Of New Englan1 went -
New Haven 10 visit Mal!ey store. The
business increased many hundredfoid aud
~ Nsley's bank account grew bigger ana
yscger Last Saturday Mr.. Malley retired
f.Cs,, business. and he and Walter will soon
10, IN EurCpp to remain several years.
The article containing
The Alleged Libel
was printed during the trial at New Haven,
/ and Iade damaging statements against
james MalleY with regard TO alleged P+u
/ conduct on divers occasions previous 10 ms
arrest il he jennie Cramer case. Nance
| = charged sgaiust the writer OF the article,
| ard one ground Of the demand for damages
I Is that the article, inspired by evil mo-
/ tiyes, Nas copied by nearly all the news
! uapers OF the country. thus working IRE
( parable injury to the complainants pros
/ poets IA life.
Steamer News
Wv YoEx, August O-Arrived-Ass 4 ssyr-
Z ian Munarru. from London.
! Wv YoEK. August 30.-Arriyed-Aus-
/ trs''a. from Hamburg.
/ H,SsURG. August 5O.-Ar,ived-RUg.a a,
/ rom New Work.
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