Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-09
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In the case against Mrs. Belle, Neil
roy, Clark and Trego said they bought
pop there on Sunday, and the same
story about being paid $3.50 day and
''catch money" came out.
They also testified they bought beer
Of +. NJ. Lynn the same Sunday, Sep
tember :, and Trego said he "dld it to
stop Sunday selling"
Iu the case of the State y. William
Hall, Trego was sworn and said after he
was there he got the number, and after
wards man went out and got the
name. Witness bought glass OF beer
and a cigar there on Sunday. AleXan-
der and Robert Clark got the name.
Witness didn't know they went 10 the
some place or saw the same man. Wit
ness said he was working on the Sab
bath ''for the Lord, at So 80 day. |
would have done it for nothing: but
they recompensed the others. and |
took the money too W. II. Alexan-
der said he was with Trego at Halls
place, but he wasn't sure where the
place was: he didn't know whether il
was on Main street or not. lie didn't
know the name Of the place of his own
! knowledge, and didn't know the man
who told him; he asked a man the
name OF the man who sold him the glass
of beer, but acknowledged the man
didn't see the beer sold.
In the case against Adam Schaiier,
William McCune didn't know that he
had ever been In the saloon on Sunday.
In the cases against Joe WSob. about
dozen witnesses were sworn. and all
had bad memories. Dave Brooks had been
in the saloon on Sunday. for beer. and
had got it and paid for IT, d. W. Mar
tin had sworn out the warrant and wit
ness did not know him. On case No. =.
John Snyder said he expected" he had
got beer there on Sunday. within six
months. On case No. Robert H. John
son, who said his age was twenty. said
he had never been in the place on sun
day. On case No. William Jones said
he had been in the saloon within
three months. and had bought
beer. On case No. j. {. Marks swore
he couldn't tell whether or not he had
been in the saloon within year. On
ease No. 8 Mr.. Winters said he couldn't
remember that he had been in the saloon
on Sunday. Witness said his memory
was bad; he didn't know how long il
had been bad. Four eases were not
taken up.
In the cases against sam LetzkuS.
Mr.. Trego was sworn, aud said he was
in the saloon on September 9Th and
bought half pint Of whisky and a ci-
gar. He gave the whisky to Watkins.
Witness said hc was serving the Lord
by buying whisky and breaking the
Sabbath. lie paid - cents for the
liquor. and went into the saloon through
a back alley. He wouldn't know Letz-
kus If he would see him. Charles Me-
Kain swore out the warrant. Watkins
kept the account Of how much money
was spent.
In the case against Louis MaSSina.
the banana merchant, w. \. Alexande!
said he had spent ten cents there on the
9TH Of September. Trcgo paid the
money.
In the case against Michael Kelly,
TregO could not remember whether he
bought or not and Alexander was called
in. He said they bought beer and cigars
there, amid great laughter, Captain
DOvcncr suggesting the word saloon,
whereas Kelly keeps fruit stand.
In the case Of Joseph Kellasi, Trcgo
could not remember having bought any
thing.
The other witnesses not appearing,
Judge Cranmer asked for rules for them.
and the Court adjourned until Wcdnes-
day tho 18th inst. at . D. m