Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
aq goYs IN THE CRIME
Sensational, Accu2cy-Wng
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ast,. r.b-us-y and TO that I return.
-~. t1at Beggs spoke Of it
-....-.- ul1. and that he said
... .-sst ta..r reunion. Atthst meet
s were made by different par
-s smcre them Patrick McGarry
-rss,1 sad John F. Beggs, Senior
-r.r or Camp 20, answered tina,
- Tls what McGsrry sald,
.r.f on There were three other
-..rsr .ts. made speeches before me.
t-.-.f referred to the unity that oughtto
r-.g fhe members and among the
--.- generally. particularly and altogethef
-.r.. s1-rt lhe time that Ls Caron bad
before the forgery commission IN
~ nd the other gentlemen had
sl to spies getting into the organiza-
rHE TALK OF SPIES.
vk chat. gentlemen. The other
.-r.~sr hsd referred TO spies getting into
.--.-r,raion on the S.h day of Feb
.-.-.or this same month. On the occa-
o. moving the appointment Of the
...-,i+tee Won viii remember that FOy
,,--i of spies getting into the organlza-
-,- llcGsrrv .urther says. And how
-.st~4r coming Co this country and be-
.-,i7g American ct rs O1ght 20 edu-
.-s tI.,- children That was good.
n IN. to educate them irst ia the prin-
s of Auerilan institutions. That
r.,,9 Educate them, also, 90 have
',-sh- ths.r fathers and mothers and their
...s.ts-. h0me. There was nothing IN
.,,T.., -scs or Irish history that Irish
~.. 1el 20 be ashamed Of in
N -s That is true. Il said I agreed
rt Tis. an three Gentlemen had
rad that 10 was all very we'll to
unity, and that I myself wanted to
u sanity among the Irish people; but that
4 a l.d not be unity while the mem
-ec this organization were meeting no
acz 8eys and on dark corners and yilA-
r-g ard abusing a man that had the
-,aee DO stand up and attack the treach-
r7 end robbery of the Triangle. told
-sn that they ought to be about getting
-.lbers into the organization, that I had
ssl irQuirirg into lie Caron record, and
now fhat there we're men iu this 9r-
1zation that were worse than lie CarOn.
aii that the man who got lie Caron his
-.fsntsls, that got him into the conven-
ts1. was O worse scoundrel than lie Caron
ever pretended TO be-
WHAT CHAIRMAN BEGGs SAID.
Vow continued the State Attorney,
"d.d Beees make q speech following this
Tes. What did he say2 Hear McGarry s
testimony. I remember that Alexander
sullivan name bad not been mentioned.
BegRs a.d that visiting members were
coming in there and they would speak. JIG
WASH right, be said; 10 was not ialr, ana
wanted TO interrupt him, and the Cnalr-
man at that time wouldn't allow me. i
wanted 20 interrupt him when be used the
word "cowardly." He said they came
To- there talking about Alexander sullivan,
and 10 was cowardly, be said, TO talk about
d man behind his back. Why didn't they
say IL 90 his face, and then be slapped his
breast and said Alexander Sullivan bad
plenty of friends and be was one of them.
''Then You find that on the 22d day OF
February this same Senior Guardian was
aled upon 90 appoint a secret committee
o investigate the action OF Dr. Cronin ID
rlrging Alexander Sullivan with EN-
Element of the funds of the order, or
|. s'her the ex Executive, better known as
@ Triangle with that offerse The Tri-
rle had been guilty of embezzling the
ends of the order and putting men in'0
relish prison, yet, without having mem
toned his name IN his speech. McGarry
merely repeated the charge and this man
Beggs said be would not submit 90 it, that
it was cowardly for him to make an attack
on "a man in his absence
CHARGES AGAINST CBONIN.
Vow, gentlemen, remember this was
on the pa day of February, two DAYS
after the carpet was nailed down in the
t3t at lit Clark street, five days after the
notorious letter that the Senior Guardian
had written to- Spslman under the pre-.
text of finding ont something ne knew
all about What else. We ind that 40
the following meeting. on the first day of
March, DO is in evidence from Henry Owen
OC0nuor that, AS he was leaving the hall,
Dauie. Coughiin, chairman of the COM
mit.ee. followed him into the ante-rOOr,
and said to- Henry Owen O'Counor that
there were other LeCsrons there. Singu
8r. Is 10 not that on the sth day of Feb.
ulrV The motion was made for the com
uttee In Camp 90. on the 10th OF Febru-
av. Senior Guardian Beggs is writing
shout the matter TO Edward Spelman; on
hel7th be writes again about ii; on the
h tbe dat Is rented at ll9 Clark street;
on the 20th the carpet was nailed down. on
l i of February Beggs defends the
lrsrl.e. and on the first day of March
t1s man Coughlin, who is now on trial for
hs Ite ienouuces DR.. Cronin as a spy.
o1ta 10Th of April, as testified to by
hs-e -s1d Spellman, the district mem
oer Pa r1clusiveiy shown % what this
committee had reference, which was TO re-
\ rt io te-s- alone. What did Beggs say
1 thai dlu2 He said to Spellman;
q, matter has an been amicably set
How settled2 Gentlemen, st the
-,- 'a spoke the cottage had been rented
NE hour be spoke the final arrange
bad been made; at the hour he
-Ae NE sentence had been fixed. Sen
Tell me when it was amicably
l What has been done IN the
bat steps had been taken TO inves-
,'.7 tle matteI2 No one knows except
'-1'or Guardian and his committee as
what they did say
EkE GETS A sCORCHING
States Attorney then read the
conspiracy as developed in the
Is. se lie then, in simple language,
l telling force, again traced every
the conspiracy from the proceed I
'oi Camp %, step by step to the rent
'1e Clark street fat, the Carlson
and The luriug Of the victim there.
Mll.'S OF B1Tke's renting the cottage, /
wat explanation is there to give for