Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-20

o-wOuld Jon fil it out il it was i'm
propcr2
A.-No.
Q.-Then the Mayor did right?
Al suppose he was exercising the
prerogatives of his Office, and did not hest
tate.
Q-Then it was all right1
Alt was ordered by the Mayor.
Q.-How about Green?
A.-The Mayor released him.
Q-Had be q right to do 30?
A.-Well, be was sent up for thirty days
without bail and mainprize.
O.-Does without bail and mainprlzs
mean that man cannot be pardonedf
Al always thought so.
O.-Doesn't the ordinance say the Mayor
can release prisoners?
A.-Yes, for good and sufficient rea-
sons. Il
Q.-Now as to the charges not made OF
YOUR own knowledge, where did you get
your information?
A.-Well, principally from parties sum
moned as witnesses who did not come.
III on ulu uOl Sct ob va ~ "S~ r.
ties who did come, did you?
Al got some of it from Rohrig.
Q.-That was sll2
A.-Oh, it was general talk about the
Odd you get any from anybody who
not subpoenaed?
A.-Why, it was common talk about
the city.
Odd you base your charge as COM
mon talk about town?
A.-Partly so, and partly on intorma'
ton.
Odd you make any part OF it on IN
formation Of parties who were not SUD-
A-So many people talked about it
that could not tell.
Odd YOU make any part of it on in
formation Of parties who we're not SUD-
penaed2
A.-Well yes
Q.-Who were they
! A.-There were so many that | cannot
recall them.
O.-Tell some Of them?
A.-Some that didn't subpoena Is
that what you mean.
Ooh, / think you have pretty good
appreciation of the question. Try to an
swer.
Al would have to think it over.
Ooh, take all the time you want.
A After pause. II got some from
Mr.. Taylor. 80
Q.-Was Mr.. Taylor subpoenaed?
A.-Yes.
Q-Well, what did you get from other
witnesses who were not subpoensedY
Al got some from August Pollock
Q.-Who else2
A.-Mayor Miller.
Q.-What did he tell your
Ale said Mayor Grubb was down
there drunk.
Q.-How did he tell you?
Al happened TO meet him on the
street.
Q.-Who else?
Al don't remember.
Q.-Can't you?
: Al cant recall the names.
IIO-Can't you recall one of them2
A.-That was talking to personally
Is that what you mesnf
OIL mean what say. Can't you Ie'
call any nsmesH
A.-Louis Gsus.
O-What did he tell your
Ale said he had seen the Mayor
drinking
O.-Mr. Smith who gave you your in
tornnt;on that Mayor Grubb was grossly
; and indie emily drunk
A--When?
Q-On the evenings Of July goth, 2lst
and 23d?
A 1t was talk about town.
O-Who did you hear say 500
A.-Barney Galligsn. Shouts o.
laughter
Q-Any others
A.-There might have been others.
Q.-Name any other man than Barney
GslIigsn. 49,,
Al told you Mayor Miller.
Q-Mayor Miller didn't say grossly
and indecently drunk" did her
Ale said it in that language.
Odd he say drunk
A.-Yes.
Odd you ask him who told him.
A.-No. :.
Q.-Wasn't you on the lookout for wit
uesses to prove your chsrgesH
Al think they will be proven.
Q-You think they will be provenH
Al think they have been.
O.-Who told you the Sangerfest Wa'
on three eveningsH
A.-Three evenings?
Hubbard-Yes, Cooking at the charges
Al am not positive it was two OIL
three evenings. mr.
Don't these charges cay: July
} 10Th, 2Is! and 23d," in your own hand
writiug2
A.-Yes, but did that 10 cover the
probable date.
O-You thought you would give the
Mayor the benefit of the doubt and swear
to all three? Laughter Was Barney
Galligan one Of the gentlemen who pre-
pared the charges
A.-No.
Q-Mr. Smith, why don't you tell who
did. Are you ashamed Of him, or is he
ashamed OF the charges?
A i don't think | ought TO- When
employ man to do thing / don't think
it right to tell.
.Q-Did you employ any Of your present
counsel to prepare the charges
Al don't say So
Hubbard. TO Smith--Will you have one
Of your seofficers bring up your docket !
IOficer Duffy brought up the docket and
laid il down with the remark rs that
an?" TO which Hubbard responded: IF
think of anything else I'll let you know.
O-When the Pearl Woods pull was ar
ranged for, when was the warrant first
sworn out2
Al didn swear it out
Q-When was it sworn outY
A.-For Pearl Woods
ON the fret placer
Al believe, in the first place it was
for Ida Holiday.