The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29

place ia the jail, the attorneys being
Captain DoYener, Sam Boyes and Mf.
In this connection Colonel Arnett
and Captain Doyener had a Eordy war
in which the colonel applied the
epithets "fntamous Lie" and "a false.
hood" The colonel was then called
down by President DObbins Of the
board.
-F4s- examination Of the witness was
then resumed and the witness said Mr..
Boyce appeared in nearly all the cases.
As 10 whether he knew Of anything
that was wrong by Justice Ankle, he
knew Of nothing, and knew OF no illegal
charges BY the justice. lie. thought
tho party left the jail at 4 or a. m.
Sunday. They were Detained by issu'
ing warrants and writing commitments.
10 Mr.. Conf, Anderson said tho
parties divided Of, and all were not
At each house that was pulled. He was
present at about fifteen Of the pulls"
Asked il he and Arkle had received IL
legal fees, whether he would testify to
it now, he was about 10 answer, when
Colonel Arnett objected. The objection
was unanimously oyerruled by the
the board, and the witness answered,
Certainly, would"
Captain Dovener asked II ne had ever
been summoned as witness in these
cases, but the defense objected. The
objection was not sustained, and the
witness was asked II he knew OF any
subpeuas being issued. Another OBJ
lection was made aud again overruled,
and the question was repeated. The
witness answered, "No." Mr.. Howard
swore GU. thirteen warrants, he said.
and he and Lauchlin swore out the
others, amounting in oil to about
twenty. Here the witness was allowed
to 20.
The prosecution offered a receipt
signed by Squire Arkle for money paid
by ". T. Emblem, for SG7. There was
no trial, but they are entered as though
tried, and excessive fees arc charged.
said the captain. The charge amounted
TO over S. in each case, and things were
charged for that never took place. Col
onel White claimed these cases do not
enter into tho prosecution Of the squire,
and that his general plea OF mot
guilty" does not apply to these matters.
On a vote for the objection 1t was
unanimously defeated, and the Emblem
cases wero introduced as evidence, to-
ge,her with the recent from Ankle to
Emblem. Exception was entered by
the defense. Mrs. Elizabeth Blond
(Hayden) was put upon the stand and
questioned by Mr.. ConiG. She romem-
bered being arrested at Susan Honne'
CAMS house, where she was tho cook.
Becker arrested her and no witnesses
were present. Size was taken TO tho
iail. There she was told that it would
take $50 TO get out, and she paid Ankle
$50. She was never tried, but went
back tho following Monday. and never
got the $50. She did not know for
what abe was arrested. She had never
answered in any court. She had asked
Mr.. Boyce about the money, aud no
had said he would try to get it for her.
To Colonel Arnett Mrs. Blond gave
the names Of several OF the women ar
rested when she was pulled" She
never asked the squire for tho money.
She knew she was never indicted, as
sho had no trouble after this time. She
got no receipt for the money. which
was for her appearance on Monday.
Nothing was done on Monday and
nothing after that time.
William T. Emblem next testified to
giving bond 10 the thirteen cases before
Squire Arkle.
AT this point On officer Of the circuit
court appeared and handed President
Dobbins tho following order issued by
Judge PAUL, which was read by Clerk
Alodat: