Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
FOURTH EDlTlOm
Stili ON rrial

a 1hhoA ~ Aho oh1Ng bhu
q. Wallace vs.. the came company
taken up for trial at this term. john
Biggs, Esq repretents the piaintiffs
and Brs0furd 81 Vandexriit ,he detei d
ant compshy.
Mr.. Biggs opposed the motion Cn the
gtouud that some of the important
siInes6ss for the plAin,ihs had re-
moved from the state. He said that
he was ready TO try oil theee Cases at
tie November term. when all theee
witpetses were available, but consented
to q continuance at the request OF Mr..
6Aulsnury, who wAs then the counsel
for the defendant company. Since then
Mr.. salisbury has Withdrawn from the
oA,e. and nov Msssrs. Bradford and
VSudegrft we're try ing, rs he thou 2ht,
" forcs him into trial when he 10 not
ready Ana cannot possibly got ready.
Mr. Bradford, In reply, said that be
had no destre TO take any advantage Of
Mr. B'ggA. as be kns y he wss greatly
pressed at the present time. st.ll he was
an xlous TO have these cAsso dlsposed Of
at tbib term, Gs he thought fnIthsr de
iGy would be Injurious u his clients.
Atser farther Argument, the Court
granted q petemptory order that the
cAsss should be tIken up 81 the eep-
ten Der term.
When tbis matter was disposed OF
the case of Rledel was again taken up,
and the examination OF witnesses ie-
santd.
Frank Farrell ;sstiasd thai he Ia o
lCon boss 81 the Arlington mills, aud
has besn thore Tor TIE pas, four years.
Es knows Charles Henry R,e1el, aud
know his wife. They both worked In
the mill as wesvers. fIom April unnl
Issplsmber, With the exception OF ouo
mouth when the mill was broke d5wr.
He Saw them both la the mill on
Holdhy motuiI &. 5eptsm Dor IL h
| He he'd suothee weaver to take MIS-.
Risdere plrce. and told Riedal that on
account Of her condition he thought she
had better quit Et once. Risde, DecAmo
livery angry and said no would also
lQuit, and the Witnsss told ntm that ~se
all right and he would get his money
foT him. he worked until he " I hts
Ie'oth out, and as be passed olt the door
said TO the wI'ness, "you have treated
me very kirdiy, an1 / will see you
/ again" he was IN q passion at the time.
IL Is cas- omAry To gtop the loom when
the hands hre chsnGei, and when the
witness went down Tho q inob-wide
lAhey tot thi- purpose, Mrs. Rle1'l wa
stAudipR by Ter lorm, and the witness
laid his hand on her Sblle he reached
sIOund hUf witt his Othsr hand to sioE
the looms.
On Cross examination the witnssl
ssld that be cJu d not swear ihat wbeI
Rlodd told bim on the satorday pre-.
vifus that It's wife intend'd to woil
, out ner notes, and qu.J in two weeks
.hst hs said hB also Intended to qul
a,mSelf. Riedel sIose very broker
English. aud It wss hard to GndersianC
him.
Redel was 10 passion on the morn
ing that lie quit, ADo claimed that hi
~lic hsl q right 10 work out her notice
He WAS very ezoIahle, and friq1, mt
few IN T. passion II be got bad ~OrK .
! any thing went wrong.
Albert Cox testified that be In
lwgAgtT, ana wCrked al the ArllnE Etu,
Mills nj the tiu,p tie Relies wOFRe,
q here Ho worked alCngsiia OF Mr.
: Risdel, and saw Mr.. Farrell wbsu h
. rtouaht Maria Moore in 20 take he
place. He did not seq Mr.. Earreil eve
= lag HE hands On Mrs. hiedsi.
GeoTge Lf Oh, weaver ST the Al
Iliu2ton Mills, saw Mr.. Parr1il ~hGn o
drought Maria Moors In the mill, ap
saW him knock the loom tf He hear
}, &r. Farrell say something 20 her, bu
o WAS uutdeut that he cid not puBn be
y lo7 10y bis hands on her. de meIel
q aIr>-ched around her to knock The o1m
e Ion, after which Mrs. Riedtl wake
y away aud Msr,a Moore took or ulsot
- The witness afterwards saw Rtdi
s. IA king 70 Mr. Farrell Acd he Betme
very much 1oited and angry.
Maggie MAlloy, auother weaver, VII
workeD close to Mrs. R,eisl, coIroo
nt rated this testimony, aud was ceFtai
~ tont MIR. FA'rsl. did not push her or 10
ID his hand on her.
Frank Willard, boy, testified tn
ihe works at tle ArlipPton Mills, b.
Idid rot Zee Mr. farsu when ne knoo
y I'd the looms II
=, Maria I'd Jore wa Q v nIn, and test q,
that the woi KS at ths Arlington Mil
she Is n wesvtT, Snd took MIS-. Riedsl
Iplace, but ehe did not ses Mr. Farr'
- when he stopped the loom, rs shs "
{" standing aside.
- Mrs. annie Kohler was sworn, but
sha oan nsither tpsak or undtrStal
Euz zlish, William ". hurlz WAS s6o
as an Interpreter.
Sue testifi6d that she knows Charl
Henry Riedel, and knew his wife du
NIL llfstime. She hrst met R.tdel NJ
III Free Comnuuity Club. which met
I1r SUnrth and Noble streets, Phila1Glphl
about thies SeArs ago. he WIS isbit
e5 lhpd artender. She first saw RieC
in this city about three weeks befc
u1 tie murder. She saw Mrs Redel
O the Tuesday previous to the murd'
q shs teemtd tn great trouble, out the "
ST loeas did not know tho cause OF IL, II
ther than what MRS. Rledel told her.
Nathan Cheeseman was sWorn, a
t4ta d tha. he lived on LRmm
street, next door to Rieoels Ga
TuesdAy previous 10 the murder
10 Iunitsed them, and Supposed they "
IawAy, as he did not see any OF tn
2 Until ho BeX. Friday night. Betw
4 and o'oOck that evening he 8
. r edel come out OF his back or {
irS IheArd him say something in German
'na, Aaron Harris wac sworn with his
al lol, on tbs Ave books of Moses,
t3ttitied that on Friday evening, t
q. lt.mbsr 16 III about 8 o'clock, the pflro
. icane to his store on MarRet St. be
NiS Taird, He said, 81 see you have
c', itn,s. shoV me one" The witness /,
' ard several out of the window, bat
81 oIihnusr asked for q digger ono
= ,hoHed him one Al So 80, which
,n,e bouSht, and then Ssked the witness
DAY, ast b III some cal trie ges. He did
eis keep them on baud, put went out
ltSo D0upht hun q box for 80 cent?. "
lot hs went out hs left ths cartridges
II EDIthe show case, but returned In ab
;, foi 1.-Two mtnutss and taid 1t was good
10 re- ltnonybt Of the ca ,tEIdRea before he
SE. 80 or ha might have had a
walk back.
rUH Oa crose.exsmination the Wit
~ orl said that when Riedol Was in ths .
rect na a id not act as though anything