The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-29


AlordRe beating the woman In one Of the |
rcoms and by the window in the ball,
IRON tile pavement. One said that Gay |
lord attempted to jump out Of q window
and was pulled back by Thornton, and thal !
ithen AlaLioge nAu hetuck nef ana knocksu
asl a"g "a A. .n9 p'isoneta were NJ
w NJ HId,;ss s h I'D H., ,s;,t,n,. t,,st
was syislent by te annesyanes n faee
ss ia ot !, s.s s N;
tsst IN as nndsr the i,anes X Honor
vino = Eog fnnt snlaee fbe ssEeite.
n as, h5weysr Rsd saI,eresi Mn, mn con.
sids,s h si IA Va ver = voihh M. and A.
tim ,, tsiked yae,sly n ',a,sons and
,v,at M ,ySt,osed FL 4 He
snnEs n sayisfa AZ 4 lfl, el;nssi lss and
eent ancs Svo,, !, yr,h IN, Ia ,s1 4, rnass
n M h him nntiI yithin y short
sns He ssai tbat the events n tl,e nast
law HI, days were lthe 5ontcome Ola tersectl.
HIM bsibe bro1eIit : aeainst him by
the woman and other partieE tfiStI
Ia I'M f,aen robbed BY women
hsfntt iIiis. lint did moi st,nuose die fslittie
mi i, * ~ cAfIed II NE. w6uiti freat hisn
sountil recently when his suspicio were
sgaf,sed and that Wa the reason ior lis
nnlocking her trunk last Tuesday NOM
| ing he did not break Il open, as he had
| 4 right 70 what she had In II that was his;,
| he had found things in that trunk that
had established his suspicions as facts.
Es a5yv,v "a mn m u ,,n,s,sS y
4, - s,,;s
hel alieeteu wy Y ~ *, Z Wy
how mnch MONEY sns sna9, apa .ne giai
answered tnat sne my Only nitss-sMo
lor inree dollars. rs W. toia Alali,
anu ne commune nave nos gwen Hsi
cent iof TWO 5ne InaI Lngley
IRON pafl " tne ttia. IN ING asa ,.ss
court tnis atseEh = INV y ssa gsss;
shn,t t;n,e 4 efosa a n.nichta ltfonbIe, she
eonniyed with Clerk Dsrrah and the police
and lie other parties That ! refer to % get
lmeinto this trouble. VIII / bail her out
tnow IL i eet a chance q No, sir; I'm done
with hsr and she can stay here for all j
care. II have paid ilier well since she has
been with me ana vet she has deceived
ma. Sic, has lborfo wed money from Mary!
Thornton which / have had 10 pay back,
and TknoW where some ofthatmoney has
eone! y a g :. 3 ( :,
IN connection with Aldridge,s state.
ments e should he mentioned That at the
rooms before the parties were taken to the
staiion. Aldriipe DECLARED syehementlyI
that the woman mtist never return there:
| that she must leave at once, and take her
thines and leave all of his. especially his
tevs Z Al he WA Spassing nef room. the
door OF which was open, in charge Of an
offiear. he saw her within putting on her
shoea. nd tiartetl In. missed his cane and.
advaneine towards Her, said 81 want Won
| Ia get otit al here nj once.' THE IN
isised her hands qnl burstinto soba. Just
/ then the officer isfked A ldridee back and
hustled linn out. & j n 3 9
80 ~, !, !. s,,sr : ,,y.s .
{. ee,ss' Z, t.1 /. f.ss.
Miss gaylord when Inter viewed, was ,al'
stu great agitated and treq nently pfoGe
down and sobbed3 bitterly. She said that
Aldfidge had come IN Tor supper intoxti
Gated and had com enced supbtatding her
for what she had done Tuesday morning
and accused her OF Standing IN with
Tom Darrahl and other people 70 get him him
into trouhlei that he abused her BY word 70
ofmouth Tor some time and finally ASSAULT
ed her; that the .eolorsd woman aided
him, and that she Tearing they meant 70
murder her rushed 70 the window and
yelled. 4. 4: J, a. II "a
The colored woman royed the greatest
talker. She said that y ellie had started
the row by abusing Aldfldg taunting MIN