Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-15

Friday. The night she got hlm out OF JeH
ME Lee's was the only night he was hoIil'
since October. Witness sad she knew
Jeanette Cummins, ana had Warueu nei
not 10 harbor her husband. 49,
The defense here again interrupted the
proceedings 10 move TO quash al Tue Ndi
/ rants as TO Jeanette Cummins, she oelne
/ Jointly charged with Goldenburg WIN
adultery. when she should have oeen
CHARGED with fornicatiOn The plalnuH
admitted the impeachment. and asked tha'
warrants be forthwith issued for the wo,
man. charging her with forncauon, ahu
that the trial of GOldenberg might go on;
This course was taken. and then the de
Tense moved to exclude her testimony as 10
the witness being GOldenburg's wife. the
nroof not being in legal form. The attor-
news argued the matter briefly, and the
motion was overruled, and excepted TO.
TO the defense Mrs. Goldenburg said she
had made the complaints, and would MAKE
more if he did not behave himself. After
her husband came home from Jennie Lee
he told the witness he had been Win Jeah-
ette Cummins. About the first Of Febru-
ary the Cummins woman had gone 10 May
Williams. and hearing of the fact that mgr
husband had gone out there, she sent word
10 her to put them both out. Regarding
the allegations as TO February lst, she sald
she had no personal knowledge, but had
made the complaint on information.
Officer Watson testified he saw Jeanette
Cummins and defendant al Jennie Lee
New Years Eve or New Years night.
The two were in the room together Col
denburg was dressing. The door was
locked The officer brought Goldenburg
ON and turned him over TO his wife. The
officer was questioned as TO Goldenburg' S
occupation or business, ana in reply said
he knew nothing of that ne only knew de-
PENDANT by seeing him on the street. Jen-
ME Lee's house was house OF prostitution.
and witness had seen Cummlns and Jennie
Lee on the street together. Officer Wat
son being asked as 10 the general reputa-
ton of the defendant, said ne had the repu-
tation Of being gambler
Onicer Gaus knew Goldenburg and Cum
Minis He had never seen them together
She had lived at Jennie Lees. out left the
day after witness and Watson went TO the
house New Years Witness had known
GoIdenburg fifteen years. His reputation
had been good. for honesty. Defendant
was gambler, having that reputation LOT
ten wears past
Jennie zee was called and said she lived
m $50 Market street. About January lst
Jeanette Cummins stayed there. John
/ Goldenburg was there that night. She
never saw hin before or after that day, al
/ her house. Jeanette Cummins rented the
room herself and took her meals in the
house, but Cummins was not one OF her
boarders.
Artie TAYLOR said Cummins was staying
at May Williams, on Eoff street: The
place was a sporting house. She had seen
MIR. Goldenburg AT the house lust as any
III a married men
come there than single men. | have seen
him there three of four times Witness
did not know that Goldenburg was Cum
Minis friend. Witness didn't know much
about il, because she did not NEEDLE in their
business" CumminS left the house about
nine O'Clock Friday night, alone.
Just at this interesting iuncture, Consta-
Die Lauchlin said
Justice. III charge this woman with
perjury right here. She went over 10 the
colored house 10 tell them about Us.
Witness then said the officers came TO the
house Friday night and she went over the
street and told Miss Cummins Miss
Alice. Jeanette aud Goldenburg were in
the ROOM Witness was very unwilling
TO talk, but while protesting she knew
nothing. told. with many haltS and
ifs and ands and butts, "a frag-
mented. vet plain and interesting
story of how she ran from Mary Williams
house 10 Alice Lees house, TO warn Cum
Minis and Goldenburg that the officers were
after them Alice Lee is colored woman.
This interesting young lady was the door
keeper at May Williams, and seems TO be
the possessor of good many secrets of one
kind and another.
Alice Lee. peanut cOlored woman Of
about twenty-five years, said Goldenburg
dow affrfaf md col 4
he was a travelling man. She had never
seen him before: if she had known
him, she would never have let MIN in. He
said ne was stranger was tired and had
been drinking. and she let him in. He
then asked if she would send for the girl,
Jeanette, in the neighborhood. and she did
so. One OF the girls let Jeanette in. Gold
enbure said he wanted to see the woman on
| business Constable Lauchlin went up 10
the room Just after Artie Taylor came to
the house She said she wanted 10 see Jean
nette, and went up the room where the two
were She had only been in the house
about five minutes when the officers came.
/ That was the first and only time Golden
burg was there She did not make prac-
tice of renting rooms. and wouldn't have
done il in this case If he hadn't told such a
pitiful story
What do you charge for a room for a
night"
"Oh. it depends on how long they stay
What would YOU have charged him.
"Oh, dollar; same as at a hotel. if he
would lodge there
But if he wanted ii FOR other pur
poses"
Other purposes: oh, about 81
Lilly Ennis lived at Stella Chesters' -.
and before that at Jennie Lees. She knew
Jeanette and had seen GOldeNb burg. She
had never met GoldenbUrg at Jennie Lees
never met Goldenburg at May Williams
nor had she ever seen the couple together
Miss Prettyman, who was anything bui
a pretty woman, had seen the couple al
Nav Williams in a room together. severa
times He would come there two or three
times a week or more.
Officer Carney had often seen Golden
burg in Jeanette Cummins own house
and in another house. No. 1910 Eoft, where
she stayed He was called 10 tue house al
one time in some trouble between the two
about some money. He came 10 the City
Han and complained that CUmmins had
SO of MS money. Goldenburg was gam
bier by reputation
Miss Davis lived AZ May Williams, and
had seen Goldenburg there. in Jeannettc
CumMiu'S room
James Polk. colored said he was musi-
clan at May Williams Hehad seen Cold
enburg there
Constable Lauchln said Mr. Golden
, burg was a gambler and jeanette Cum
MINIS q prostitute At Alice Lees last
;,,b- ehe had on hut ono Garment Gold