The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02
THE GANG BETRAYED.

pandiny the examinatioIIto f this wit
ness az i5.s1A NJ a recess was taken until
! I. An p o. NJ ~
~ - - $50.
~ THE GAM bEthahEp.
one of the =hobbess Tells tbs. whole
Damnipr story.
IN +ha ,,itsrnnon tbel conrt room was
80, ~. -,
agaln CROWDED VIII eager spectators, anu
1t was all that several policemen could
do 10 keep the men out Of the space
m;,h;n the har Tho c,oss e,a r,inat;on
missn VIZ oA.' 1 e'e1s' s =, w. S
Of Mr. Mafllng was resumed by oapt.
povener, the effort being 10 show that the
recognition Of tie three mon was an after
thoupht Of the old mans. Allhe could
cet ant az him was that She kney all the
fine. mi he wanted 10 see further along"
TIE witness was excused al 300. and
Jacob Keller called. Mr.. Keller ia a ten.
ant Of Markings, and lives about 900 yards
from Marline's house. he went 10 Mar
| linp's house on the morning Of the rob
bery TO load some straw. Hearing Mar
| ling call, he went to the hall door. II was
fastened. He called man named Whar-
ton, and they together tried. to open the
door. Marling called to CONE to the other
door. They found the old man lying on
the aoor, 90 tightly bound that the ropes
could not pc unliea, put naa % pe Guy.
The muslin gap haa come Out 81 ms
mouth. hs nad apout thlfty *. smail pufns
on DIS poay anu Anps. 1neIe was
slight snow on me GROUND, 9lt no tracks
could be seen. rne snow nag iai!en ln the
ths ss.. witness knew h01nins else ap0ps
th 6t cas- g. a..., .;a,, ,o.1;,. I,
~ we Crosse s alnina..gn hosAing o.
agnihcance was asyelopea, eageps IN tna Y.
the witness mao heata no pisI9l n, nfea Or
otneF 4ou Wi. nolse ~ Tue hlsnt ~ tne tgp-
perry. .Mitnsss NY no kao"seege OK tue
lasntity 81 tne roppeis; ~.
me nest glthess eallea py Ftosecator
JORDAN was LINING Nlenos' the county
1allef. ne tola apout tne arrest OF me- nc;
S1oWan ana Angus, anu saia AnganS, I nag
remarked |, as ne puitea on nus SHOE, " gu,
iFgis ~ ppi ,ova,o.5 ,,tomn,.d - ,,.ta a.
capt p .S asemPtea 70 mske
outrage Of me arrest, asking u the snerlh
and Nichols aad any warrant S o. a
lnat ne wan.ea nm as sn %
aess IN an important case. Inc witness
did not gave tae ospEaln mach advantage
Oh MIN, however.
A"PAI" "pEAcnEs."
Jasper Kincaid was next put on the
staad BY the State, his name not being
announced until1lis appeared in court,
having been brought In from the tail.
where he was lodged by Sheriff Handian
on ts.a Sn,,, 10, raS elaao a, la a.an
q the robbers. ~. -
Kincaid said his home was in Wetzel
coaaty butte had Lived ID Ohio county y unity
ali and on for Ave years or 90. lie knex
each ca q the i've prisoners, and he told who
each Of die Ave was. where Ie, lived. how
long he had known him, where he met
him and the like. This examination re.
s. IA. the ernanipity q The pr;soners
who looked Very uneasy when tie Vitness
appeared. Finally Mr.. Jordan asked;
aDo ysu know anything about this rob.
-bery IS :
AYES, SIR"
.Nere you yourself engaged initT
+ "Yes, sir. !,
+, who eye was therel
Mei the.e sss .s lon -, Aesoy9a Ena
william Mc1oWan, aha old John culver
and hls boy, and and = "a An, Angus !. there
"Had you TAXED ABOUT II before u oc-
oasIeaf
Eyes, sir" !,
Who got u mp
aMeGowan.cc =. 4, "a,
"Mhlcnt Mctowan was thatF
aIom,p
nWere tho others PRESENT.
mot at that time.
Where did you hrst meet Angus and
the others z"
ION the road between Markings and
John BoYpan's, :,