The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02
FIFTH EDITION.


Walter Hayes Immediately after the
opening OF court this morning with.
ureW the application OF Manuel Rich.
enDerRer TO sell Intoxicating liquors
al NO. 200 West Second street. This
finished the contested liquor cases.
The Chlllenski ouse was then re-
sumed by Mr.. Bird calling DR.. j. r.
Pyle to the stand, who testified to am.
putating the plaintiffs arm after the
accident.
After the cross.examlnatlon of Wi.
liam APPLICABLE, who was placed On
the stand yesterday afternoon, Oscar
Gid was called. He was In the em-
plor OF the company ut the time Chill
ienski was injured, but left soon
artery ward. lie remembered that the
plaintin worked in the nut room and
mad seon him up on the rafters adjust.
Ing the betting. He had seen other
men and boys, while the plaintiff was
Employed there, performing the same
duty and also before no was employed
lhere Tho wltnoss was satisfied that
the forenen had seen the hoy on the
rutters, but never heard any of them
tell him not to do so.
IL WAS the universal custom, to his
knowledge for tho boys to PLACE on
their bolts when they came oft and
only the duty Of Hemsley Wilson and
another man to repair them. Mr..
Spruanco objected to Mr.. Bird asking
the witness whether lie was In full
view OF tie room ind had seen the
boys adjusting tho belt QInd the fore-,
man not cautioning him OF tho danger,
and the court sustained the objection.
Mr. Spruance then took up the
REORGANIZATION. The witness work.
ed In an adjoining room and on O
coming" machine. lie was not con-
tlnually engaged at his work, and or
several occasions during working
hours was In tho room where Chillen-
SKI was at work anl had seen boys ad-
justing tho belts. The plaintiff was
doing the work, and hnd seen him
dong 1t as often as four times week.
He could not say that Schiller was
present or in view OF Chlllensli. when
he was an the strlnger5 and adjusting
the line belt, He had seen Hemsley
about at least once, when the boy was
performing the work.
On redirect cross examination the
witness said Mr.. Schiller had been In a
position to have seen the plaintiff in
the position ii no had turned his head,
This statement caused q lively tilt ba-
tween counsel. but was admitted.
John h. Applegate was next called.
After tho usual introductory uues.
tons In answer to MIR. Bird he said he
had seen CLielenski up In the rafters
putting on his belt just as William
Brown and other boys and men had
done.
/ lie had seen Hemsley Wilson 10 the
room Just alter tho plaintiff had adj
1usted the belt, but he aud never rep
rlmanded him for so doing, On one
occasion he was present, but Wilson
never cautioned him Of the danger.
The witness had seen Schiller looking
1T the boy while adjusting the belt
and Tie never cautioned him Of the
probable danger. He had mover seen
u Printed or heard a verbal rule given
to boys not to replace belt, but there
was an order at that time not to clean
the machinery while In motion.
This finished the direct examination.
tle worked adjoining Gild's and could
not SEQ into the opposite room, only
when lie was out of work at his own
machine aud had gone into the room
where Chlelenshl was engaged. His
testimony bearing on the presence of
iiems!ey and Schiller at the time the
boy was adjusting the belt could not
lie shaken.
Henry Gid was next called. He had
seen Chieienski adjusting the belt
many times, and also had seen Will
IINiu lpNuNn uolnR tue same Work. he
would not say that Schiller haG seen
The plalntiii there, but no was In a DO
sltion to SEQ him. lie was positive
that Wilson had seen him, but never
heard him caution the boy not to do
he work. Nothing additional was
brought out iii the cross examination.
Daniel Taylor, colored, had seen
Chiienski adjusting the belt on tho
mcin Skating aud in the presence OF
Mr.. Schiller. Win Brown had also ad-
ustod bolts In the presence OF Schiller.
Frank Potts gavo similar testimony
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