The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
r,,r ,,yRy DISAGREED.
Confined from LIST Page.

; NV from such requirement.
He also made it interesting ,by, reaalns
20 the ;ustioe about an English secro.
t 70 W, of state who once had to pay
sS6 OOo damages for ordering q similar
The defense insisted upon point
which il even stronger, that the ORDERS
" M Vermont court could extend ihto
tha Jurisdiction of New Hampshire.
r. tbe matter had beeu carried ID tne
no;nt Of commitment, the defense was
rroadv TO let Turner 60 to jail, then try
n writ Of habeas corpus, and 60 up 70
rhs sunreme court with the question.
But Turner had no stomach for TINS
rrocess. So he apparently obeyed the
pprder. going over to the brewery win
Of;cer Hannon returning and reporting
fiat he couldn't get in, found the
establishment all locked up and Snee.
han. who had the keys, away anu a'
wnrl, Tor P. M. Baker. 1t might per
hans be surmised that word had got
across the river to secure this state OF
affairs while the lawyers were arguing;
Turner was ordered to SO again ana
given an hour to produce the DOCKS
and returned with the same report,
and also that he glanced into bakers
M he rode by, and didn't see Sheenan
there and didn't know where be was.
No more was heard after this OF the
contempt proceeding.
Turner was the first witness put on
the stand Tuesday, and he denied that
any orders had ever been taken or
COLLECTIONS made in Vermont, but IN
sisted that the parties always did thelr
business over there. I. ). turner
testified that he had done some truck
inc of the beer, but none for Gale or
Turner except to collect empty bottles
r. A. TYLER testified that some OF the
Gale beer had been brought 70 inc
Brooks House once. but it was atter
the Gov. Woodbury. Van Ness house
svstsm. done by the bell boy, VINO
Maid for it with bottles, and Tyler
didn't know anything about II; W.
j Fl. Brockington had purchased TWO
cases. but it was all done on the other
side. ,,. ,ho
works in the laundry, was the chiei
witness. He had frequently bought
something that tasted like lager put
one bottle at time and 1t dld not
affect him but two or three bottles ne
, thought would, and either. that or
something else had broken him up
good deal. Arthur O'Leary, mos
Fenton, c. S. Stockwell, J. L. Moyns-
han ana C. A. Huntleyi had also peen
r purchasers of this mild beer. Ihere
was some testimony to shaking ulce
for the drinks, Jesse Squiers, an EN-
t Move of the establishment, being one
r of the parties. but on cross eXamina-
ton it was admitted that Y. Z; Esta-
brooks, who was in charge, 1orpaae IL.
The proceedings at the previous
. hearing. Gales appearance as ciaIm,
. ant.-on the ground, not that IL was
non Intoxicating but that IL was az
: { or sale in New Hampshire-wlth the
racord If condemnation and splitting,
i were shown. MA.
II The arguments were made by Fits
and Martin for the prosecution ano
a Wason who is city attorney of Nashua,
!, for the defense.
g States Attorney Fits says the cast
will he brought to trial again, elthel
!. naxt week or the week after, ano
Q fought to a verdict one way or tn
;: other He says that after all the nois'
y that has been made about the brew
ID er;es'' il shall be determined what Il
n he done about the Bratleboro ent
of them. u r,,.
N The Jury consisted of Geo. II. Clapp
le + Z. Knowlton, &c. W. Puffer, A. )
,s PulIep. C. .. Robbins and r. -
r. Morris. i.
ID The prosecuting lawyers appear y
r. he a little disgusted at the lack Q
IN s.moral support they have har.. ate
ul all the bowling, and demanding Q
ID prosecution even to the point OF start
IN mo call for an indignation mas
w meeting. With single exceptio
d. none of the citizens who have exerte
III this pressure we're present at the trla
s., while the room was filled with syn
OF pathizers for the defense It is Away
Is. the way with this law. Prosecute
& but don't let me be known in 1t
&c. always the song.
.ganist Thomas Manning of the Ellit
street pool room was required TO te
- the mark. The complaint against MI
ne for being common seller had bee
u withdrawn and another substituted II
sailing. He plead guilty to one. ofieni
ne and was fined $40 and costs, whic
ne with the costs of the seizure amour
" The cases against C. H. Eddy & Co
NJ was result of the raid last weel
"a came up at Fits Office Saturda
'ul That under the seizure was continue
IN next Monday. There was anoth
Tx On a complaint of G. G. Turner
Village policeman for being CONNIE
led seller, No alant; there was ,
=, snecial order from the bailiffs for Ia
lu case and Waterman, Martin HIT VI
t the had appeared for the village IN q
Ine other cases, had long been under
t he general retainer fort Eddy d Co. 4,
, .Me That they couldn't appear for U
ey village even if ordered to, and 1t
ieft no tat Turner would have to 81
Jay nIoy counsel. He therefore asked tn
ny the case be nolle pressed, and also
.4to cause an analysis had been made
'..G the beer showing an alcoholic percei
'i"' ACE of only one and fraction.
course it was done, but there
as claims that some of the beer selz
ies has been sent away for analysis
and the prosecutor ,s anu tr;a, that II c,
III tains several per cent of alcohol, a
tbe theory advanced that they
and hanollng Two n,n b.o,ts from sour
ling iate sucu aio hut II rema
ers. pach Vi w III 'snan out''
over 10 We eoen NV
ner proof.
chs. ,,,,. S.,r yor. comm
,day Eaw nat ..Gia Lavendar'' at the opera no
Tide Saturday evening to fair sized audience
rang company was made up OF re NO ,n% ,hey cert
ated " os - I. -
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