Evening journal., 1893-01-13
HIGHMAYMEN HELD.
Caul and Galloway to Remain
in Custody.
HEALS TESTIMONY IS TAKEN.

The Men Accused of Robbinr and As
saulting Dumeid savage. Last Tuesday
Morning Must stand Trial Before the
Court of General sessions-The Crime
Reviewed.
William Galloway aud Dennis A. Caul
were arraigned in the City Court this
morning on the charge Of committing
highway robbery on the person Of Duiield
Savage, Of Onancock. Accomac county,
Va, ON the streets of this city on Tues.
day morning.
Duiheld Savage was the first witness
called AID ne testified. 81 have been
living at Onancock Accomac county.
Va and am a horse dealer left home
on Monday afternoon, boarded "A train at
iazley station and came to this city on
my way TO Baltimore 20 get my family,
wife aud seven children On Saturday
last had sale of my effects and
had when / left Ouacock, about $500
principally In one, two, five and ten
dollar bills Galloway and Caul first
saw on the train. Galloway sat In the
seat ahead of me and Caul occupied
part of my seat We talked considerably
l n
bottle which / had In looking for my
ticket | pulled out the roll Of bills which
| | had in my coat pocket. On reaching
this city, we all got OH the train to
gether, / asked the time the next train
went to Baltimore and Galloway
wanted me TO go and have
drink We went to the United States
hotel, and had two or three drinks. Gal.
loway came 20 me In the harroom and
said You're a good, kind old fellow.
come and get some oysters, it won't cost
you anything Galloway and went out
with some one behind us, aud went along
the street, turning twice. When we
reached a dark spot some one said there's
good place Galloway tripped me, and
said when Cnul came up Kick him In
the head which he did Caul took the
money. and then all ran. picked up an
umbrella that was dropped and went TO
the depot and made known that / was
robbed
Edward Murray, colored, a porter Gt
the r., w. a b depot, said that he saw
Savage with Galloway. They went away
and sometime after Savage came back
and said that "that fellow that l was
with has robbed me-
Roy Young. bartender at the United
States Hotel, testified TO the same effect.
Henry Graham was at the hotel at the
time and said that he did not 20 out
with Savage, Galloway Heal and Caul
when they left the saloon.
Walter Reed, barber, testified {,
having shaved the mustache off of eau
early on Tuesday morning.
( Heals Testimony.
Tie testimony OF Frank Heal was Oh,
principal part of the hearing and IL wal
to this effect: Savage said he hac
enough Of drinks In the United
States Hotel and wanted 10 &,
TO the train Galloway told me that be
had been following Savage for over 2Ul
miles. We went out and up the street
10 the saloon at the corner of Water anc
King streets did not 80 I'm Caul anc
were behind Savage aud Gallowa
when we started up the street Gallo
way tripped Savage and Caul ran TO where
the two were on the pavement Gallo
way said I've got it, and we walked
away. The money was counted aud one
, third Of the amount, $3i, was given 9,
me went TO the Logan House, haC
breakfast and took the train over TIA,
B & O for Brooklyn, n Y ! came bacl
, on Wednesday morning and was ar
, rested.
John II Riggs a partner Of Caul, IL
, conducting saloon and Opera HousN
at Newport News Va said that Caul lef
b ON .onaay afternoon with the intention
of visiting relatives In New York state
{ aud took with him about $3.50. whic
q consisted principally Of paper money. 90
b have known him for three years and h
r has one Of the best characters of an
{ young man that know.
Z Judge Ball held each I'm the sum q
e SO o bail Tor the court of General Sc.
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