Evening journal., 1894-06-02

Mr. Spruance-"Did you come to my
Office on or about April "a last and have
a talk with me about this oase2'
"Yes, sir.
"Was not that interview in the pres.
euce Of Wilson Helmsleyp
1T WAS.
"Do you remember on that occasion
saying to me in the presence Of William
Helmsley, among other things, that this
boy had no business up there when the
accident happened2'
81 can't remember. now"
"Dld you, or did you not, say if'
81 can't say whether did or not.
"Has anybody told you that you could
not be contradioted II you answered 4
don't remember when asked such ques.
tions as this?'
mo, sir
Mr. Bird objected when Mr.. sprusnce
replied
Don't take these things to yourself. &"
Then returning to Applegate he
asked;
If you had said so would not you have
remembered itg"
Mr. Bird-"Your honor, he has an
swered three times.
The court sustained the objection.
Mr. Sprusnoe-"Did you not say to me
in the presence Of Helmsley, 1 know that
the orders Of Foreman Schiller to the
boys were that when their belts came of
they should notify him OF Barrett, the
belt-fxer, and have him put them on'2"
81 did bat was not referring to that
small room, because --"
Mr.. Sprusnee-"Never mind the be.
cause ---"
4 Witness-"They never came for any.
body TO put them on except when they
broke.
Mr. SpruAnce-"Did you not say
further on this occasion, 4 have heard
orders given by Schiller in the nut room
to Chielnsky and other boys there not
to put the belts on'2
''No sir, did not say that
'You say you did not say that on that
occasion, or words to that effect2'
"No, sir, | did not say that.
ibid you say further on that occasion.
I know Chielinsky must have heard those
orders, for they were given loud enough
to be heard by them al and intended tc
be heard by them allY'
81 didn't say that
"Did You say that going up there Ia
put the belt on was in disobedience OF
/ Lnt ORDERS OF LNt lOlEMNnE
"I didn't, because / never heard the
foreman tell them not to do 10
Didn't you further say that this
Chielinsky was a pretty headstrong boy,
disposed to do what be pleased2'
'No, sir, did not.
"Dld you not say that Chielinslyy was
very negligent and was finally dis
chareod2'
Yes, said he was negligent, but
didn't say he was discharged. l sale
that he left"
Oscar Guild, a young man formerly
employed at the works, testified that he
had seen Chielinsky up on the stringer
putting the belt on at least four o.
hYe times. He never heard hin
scolded or reprima nded for doing it.
was the universal custom for the boy VIII
was running a machine, 70 put his owl
belt on. When 10 broke Barrett mended
it, BE had known Wilson 10 tease
boy because he could not get the belt On
There was every chance for Schiller {,
see the boys putting the belts on
John f. Applegate and Henry Gull,
gave testimony which was, in the main
similar IN substance.
The last witnesses heard before fna
adjournment for the day st o'clocl
were Daniel Taylor, colored, Frank Potts
James Il. Alexander, Louis Brown, colored
Their testimony was in the main cor
robative.
Special Juries to BE Drawn.
There are two special j1ry cases SO
for next week, one for Monda,
aud the other for Wednesday
On those days the special panel
will be called, the jurles selected. ant
those not drawn discharged from
further Attendance and the cases takel
up immediately after the Chielinsky cas-
has been disposed Of.