Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-24

day came back; the warrant wasn't for me
it was for Mrs. Holiday; | saw no pa
pers that night; Mrs. Holiday was angry
at Smith for keeping the money for the
man; | said | put up no money tor him;
Smith said, on going away that | had bet
ter keep quiet; said had kept quiet too
long, and Junkins said: Clean the d-n
= out" Smith said, that's what III
do"
To Arnett:-
am an inmate of Holidays house;
before that | was at Mollie Hughes;
/ wss in charge Of the house that
that night; | don't know whether any Of
the officers knew there was a man in the
house or not; suppose they did; the talk
about pointer was the words OF MIR.
Smith to tie man; when said none Of the
officers knew of the mans presence did
not include Mr.. Smith as an officer; ]
know he is the Chief; put up S45; when
the money was returned to me | made no
objection to the change; ! did not know
things were the way they were; supposed
Mrs. Holiday, May and myself were fined;
l knew what the fines would be; did not
see statement Of the fines the next day;
if / had known what know now
would have put up but $40 for May
James and SIS for myself; knew the
fines would be SO much for the proprielrcss
and 60 much for each inmate the Captain
asked me how much change was coming.
and | said s. 10 cents if he fined Mrs. Hol-
liday; told the Captain not to come in
until | recognized him; then told him
TO come in; did not tell him there was
man in the room.
To Comeriord Il left Smilh and the
gentleman in the room | walked out in
the dining room.
To Arnett:--
did not say: don't 90 IN thers-thats
all right the eentlensn wac not in bed
room; be was in the dining room; the Off
GERS were in the kitchen and on The up:er
porch; suppose men who are caught in
such places hre fined; did not say any
thing about paying his fine; fret found
out about the fues when Beach ard Faris
came up; Smith told ne Mrs Holiday,
May James and myself were fined; he said
nothing about the man; Beach and Faris
called on September 9th; knew nothing
before that night. except that Mrs Holli-
day and May and myself were fined; Mrs.
Ida said nothing about th" money until
the reporters called then she complained;
she thought she was fined, as did |; when
the money was put up Beans. Dunlap, and
West, were plesent; went to see the man
who was in the house; he said Smith had
not called for the fire; lie expected Smith
to come in every Gay for the money he
called at our house the next day and offer
ed me the fine; had TO ri pht 10 take the
money; went TO the mau's house hiter
Junkins ard Smith were up 10 see me;
Smith said | bad put mp for
the man, and had not, and Ida said:
TO settle 1t ! will go ard see the man."
| said, 'lll go along the affidavit was
made on September 2lth; Smith came
about two hours after The reporters; the
reporters said was fined as landlady in.
stead Of Mrs. Holiday, that May James
was fined, and that the mans Gne was
marked TO be collected
Mr.. Arnett here said that the man who
was in the Holiday house that night was
sent for, and would be up in few mo
ments. and pending his arrival the com.
miltee tell to discussing the ma ter of
what time should be allowed the counsel
Tor summing up 1t WAS finally settled
that Messrs hrnett and White scould have
an hour and a half and Mr.. Hubbard an
hour. Col Arnett said they would want
to examine Some few Witnesses in rebultal,
the whole net being liable 10 take up halt
an hour OF time. The missing witness not
appearing Officer Duffy went on the stand
at his own request and detailed the arres.
of Green, contrsdic,ing, very emphatical-
ly, the Mayors statement that he (Dutfy)
had told the Mayor he had sworn little
strong on the msn."
Counsel for the prosecution at the COZ
clusion Of Officer Dufiys testimony. stated
that their witness was at the Alhsmbra
rink, and could not get up in reasona sle
time, and therefore the committee sd.
journed until 7 o'clock this evening.