The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-09

Regarding provision 49,, fnnd
Reilly will about the reSlauatS ha lid
and payments to n chlidrgn, nd.
not know. whether Allchaei pant
As To his opinion of Mr. Relilys men
toj condition. he had told Father eulli-
van that his evidence would 40 nm 10 10
GOOD On redirect mlnatl ne
Ed La mad told Father Sullivan TINS az
m interyiewsnt the Peoples paah; Ia 9
Al 49, no+ wont to 90 on the stand, ana
~tbisonswer to get out OF 1t. re
dino ~strapgeness of Mr.. Kelly 10
Bic family. he said it had continued LOT
twantv Years in q Dissemination 70
]recoonize in them good qualities. Nlr.
Reilly had told witness ms c1iiuiSn
were dependent on his bounty: ne Re,
called an interview with Dir: he!lly, ~
which the old man cut OH ms 30
Thomas very sharply, AS to inc laiIn-
fulneas OF the children aside from
Thomas and Helen, he said, the others
he did not know of personally; though
lie heard they did not compare VIII
the wo, mentioned. lie spoke OF NIL
chgeI who he said was a faithful en-
Move so iar as he knew. AS to the
services of James and George hedld NOT
know aside from what he saw IN Tue
Asked by Mr.. Russell, he said he had
no interviews with Mr.. Reilly except
about George, about the endorsements,
and once about Jim twelve or tour
teen years ago. Regarding the hannah
property, the old man could nave
bought it cheaper than he dld. as 70
sales of real estate in the last three or
four years he recalled only the Nar1tits
nroperty, and some Fulton properly
possiblv. Ee was familiar. with the
Windsor sale; the whole family were
anxious to get him ont of that interest.
The price, SO far as he recollected, was
about S2O,O 600 for a hall interest.
CARED FoR HIS NOTIFIED.
Witness on being questioned said he
did not see John much around the
store. The mother was in poor health
montally and he understood John was
taxing care of her. John had the repu-
tatIon of being very faithful Il deTot-
cd TO his mother. After the mothers
death witness sometimes saw John at
the store; did not know whether he dld
ANYTHING there. He was he" paDy BOY
ofthe family"
AS to ''rom's" salary at the store, Col
onel O'Brien said to MIR. 1t
was $500 to $500. As to James, wit
ness said he recovered all mis- lost
ground, married and worked steadily
for his father at the store. He got mar
ried possibly five to seven years ago.
He did not know whether or not James
married before his fathers second mar
riage.
Lawrence Zarnits was next examined.
He had q business TRANSACTION with MT.
Reilly about real estate in 1855. AN IN
terviow took place November 10, 1889.
AIr. Reilly was sitting in the store.
After salutations he asked the price Oh
the properly, ana vi; hoiliy whist ~
TO rent. Finally he said he would take
Sl2,O DOC. a day ortwo after thio witness
and partners went to the store 70 nuy
s cue o P9opo.sJ h;s Inwost nricc Witness
told no old man he would take the
property. Mr.. Reilly told Tommy" to
msle out a bill of sale for $4,000. The
purchasers asked that q deed be made
and on December 2 or 8 witness took
money to the store and got, the deed.
There was no dispute regarding terms.
All other business transactions were
through Jim or Thomas. As to men
tai capacity, witness answered that
from the dealings he had with Mr..
Reilly he was capable OF doing business
L MT. t1uLCIllNSOu WlLuSSS SolN MI.
Reilly was at that time being hauled
about in a buggy. tom wrote the
bill of sale, and it was signed for the
Harnits'. The money for the property
was paid to Thomas. AS to physical
condition, the old man "]appeored to
get fcebler and more helpless in the
last YEAR" He could not say as to his
mental ability after the real estate
transaction. The witness was requested
to produce the deed given him for the
property.
~, 17rz rPsr1Ftrs
George Lutz was the next witness up
for examination. To Judge Melvin he
oo;d no bod b-,sinesz doolinoa wifi Mr.
sou
Michael keiliY, dolng II pumping ana
boating work on various buildings own
ed by him or where he had an interest.
first work done was on the Reilly
seven or eiaht wears ago. At that
time he met Mr.. Reilly often regarding
his work. Outside OF new work on the
Reilly block he did considerable repair
on various buildings. and generally
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