The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-03
HELD IN $500 EACH.
THE ALLEGED kARI1Ne ROBBERS

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III Prove Aiibisby Several Witnesses
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Trajectory 6Yaenes Ever Hsata "
court-Kineaid and Mafling.
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IN lne carry PAs "a sae wa 4. "a VIZ ~
eyed Mring roopefs the tesumony was
III one way. Elijah Marling positively
three az the men az those who
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swore potntolank mat the Two Mc5owans,
the two Culyers and Ed Angus were five
Of the gang who robbed Mafling, and that
he was the sixth. There was other less
;mportant testimony pointing 10 their
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n;.ht WiIiism Mcf$ovsn Mad Already
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U USSH SS cIo,d 81 uitnessss and there
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q snch contradic,;onv m "a, an ANYTIME
,hst t,ansnired In he hearing Il concern.
VI sias .ra ina%nIj.abIs The av;dsnce az "a,
a. 1890 ~spIS nsos, cansi.t tbs man t a.
q FnSI rial This Il shown nv iha yayi
sn M ~ onin;on among thoss vino hear
ths testimony. Int II Il significant M
,h hs S tSass y 10 know Elijah IarIinv b 1s
ss. " ths most gs;gbt n hta dsclssat;oT
49, S Se Wy recaSn;,oJ Tom and William Nj
G !tSs Az . an5 tInhn Culver IN tbe niebt y
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THE ESipEScE YESTERDAY.
The interest yesterday was undated
and the court room even more crowdet
than on the previous day.
Elijah Marltng was recalled, and asket
by Capt, poyener II ne naa not sag y, =
Saes snS tSat nISs s and liz son s soSI;
not a. ssch a ,bina He said he had M
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tha e srb;act V s'NA "' ' y
'nI Io So Rowman said be met Ma,,,nu Z,
,o%n os Wonday in front of DiIIon's "a
ion n = an in snswsr II a anestion Bowm ar
s ssG hin hin, ths iii man ala these man N,
S 500 nod arrested we've mot the ,ieh
n oaeS That CnIver and his son wa1,Is
pot Jo snch a thing ">
HT,s Mo,y OiT9onrel an o,a5 lsdy
,,o 1 ofTSon a. and William S1cf5ows1
,os.i f That m Monday ovenina Dscem
no. % sbs mt mn W;lIism;s Inncb a;
, Us, I'D saw liz, ,c III IN vn,t III Il
C. sma hacL, the newt ,nnrning al the nsns
ss.e pI Ne had s on bis vnrEISg c,otSes 'u
4t sSsrifi HsndIan was ea1ied Cant
nena . a.tsS him n he had not tsIe,
dawn SrA ststsment made by Kineaid II
.Ss ;.;, He said he had He was askef
~ sss ayy o Il To iLis The nonnssI for m,
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lrSeS that the stStement wonIi moi (,
!, asSs ,sst;monv in th;s case ~ :
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CULVER AT wohSt
George Michels was the next witness
He swore that John Culver was working
In the coal bank on Monday, December
%, and that he 4ett there at . or y o'elocl
in the evening. He tracked him out 9
the bank and toward Wealey Bowman'i
by blood he had been splitting from bleed
ing at the lungs. Culver came back t
work the next morning between 5 and
o'clock. He had known Culver lopl
time, and his reputation for honesty wal
good go far as he ever knew.
County Commissioner John w. Nicholt
said he had known Culver for twenty-five
or thirty years, and never knew or heard
OF his doing anything dishonest. Or
Christmas morning he had q conversation
with MIR. Marling. lie asked Marling U
be knew any Of these parties, and the lat.
ter said he did not: His object was to find
aclue to the identity OF the thieves.
Shafles henry region, known better q
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hery and wltsn ba sot hone HI. ,piie t t
lin ,Sat C C ~ and Fla villa had ali h .,
thn.n No baJ aISays trnyn f,rjve s
AZ ra,,,tst;an for hcnss,v mas anoS ' H.
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NC NO A aaI Nh s stAee' 4ts st' "'snes' u'a
not ask MN.
SHE MINDED
Mrs. Emma Culver, recalled: Know
William Bruner; talked to him yesterday /;
he asked me II / could prove George was
at home at that time. I told him l
didn't remember Just much about Il,
whether they went out any place that