Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-30
THE Fatal DOSE.

explained he was the lady's son-in-law.
His Honor said he would think about the
case. l@si
THE FATAL DOSE.
Joseph Bechtel, 17S Fulton street, has simply
saloon. He said he had been talking about
selling his license to another man II he got one
That probably kills him.
Henry Bechtel. 858 Beaver avenue, did not
have license last year. He got box OF beer
every other week.
.Do you know where Dr.. Maharneke got his
whisky?"
AT Kelly & Co.'s"
"You know where he got 1t thenf"
"YeS sir"
HE got none from youg'
"No, SIR"
Bechtel viii likely be refused.
Adam Bauer, S7l Beaver avenue, now has
saloon. His receipts are small His examina-
tion was uninteresting. n stt ~
Paul Bauer, ass Beaver avenue, did not have
q saloon for the past three years. He was SUD-
jected TO an examination by Mr.. Christy, and
was allowed to escape.
John Bender, Z3 Beaver avenue, did not ap.
ply for license last year.
Sophia Braun, S26 CHARTERS street.
Are you widowf'
mo. sir" ,l&. r trtas
what does your husband dor
.Then you're widowr'
ayes, SIR" $3.50
Anthony Clark, 294 Beaver avenue, was re-
fused license last year. sThat'san.
Amand Eerle Is sick. A man named John
Kelly stepped up and was being examined for
him, when the blunder was discovered.
Louis F. Falk, 265 Beaver avenue, was re-
fused license last year. A club met in his
house last year, and beer was furnished them.
He sometimes ordered the beer from Schmidt,
on Liberty street, brewers agent.
Judge White said: s'You look like fair
man, but don't like this club idea. His per-
sonal appearance is In his favor. am pretty
good reader OF human nature. viii consider
Alexander Fisher, Is Adam street, was re-
fused license last year. His case will be con-
Sophia NJ. Gehlbach, 249 Jnniata street, is
widow. Her counsel said that the refusal Of
license to her husband last year no doubt broke
his heart, as up to that time he was q robust
man.
CoUNCILMANIo FLASKS.
Barbara Heizenroeder. 15s Washington ave-
nue., has saloon and restaurant. The only
trouble she had was that two policemen quar-
relied in her saloon.
do you know Councilman named Frazierf'
"Yes, sir" ~,
"Did he not get several half pint TASKS Of
liquor in your place on the evening before cleo
ti0n dayT
II don't know"
Mrs Theresa Heyl, lib Juniata street, was q
KOOO-lOOkluR young WiOOW VINO Keeps q Saloon
and restaurant. She has good record, and
the only objection made was that she was near
the Sixth ward schoolhouse.
Charles g. Krancher, $50 Beaver avenue, is q
German. BE is badly crippled and approached
the table slowly, leaning heavily on his
crutches. He did not apply last year as he
started a restaurant His wife Is good-look-
ing lady, and answered the questions. They
have been in the restaurant business II years.
| The Court said that she should have applied
for license, as he is so badly crippled that he
could not personally supervise the saloon. The
Court said he would take the case under con-
sideration.
George schafint, 2s2 Franklin street, owns
six houses. The Court remarked that he
would not give man license when so many
poor men and widow women" are applying.
John E. Windle, 36 Beaver avenue, was the
last one heard at the afternoon session. He
has o saloon. He has been working aG the To-
comotive works during the year.
Allegheny city will be completed to-day by
all means. The first three days of next week
will be taken in considering the applications
not announce. The boroughs and townships
will be taken up next Wednesday. The num-
Der Of men who wanted to look after foreigners
in the morning was large. There were men
who wanted to start hotels for Bohemians, for
Swiss for French, for English, and for about
every nationality under the sun but the resi-
dents about the North Pole The majority OF
them Jared well, as they had good records as
regards the number Of persons who stay at
the house,