The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
hacsman Noore's Examining Trial
Attracted Large Crowd.
THE RECORDER REFUSED HIN BAIL.
McKnishrs Remains Taken TO Sherman
for Burial Some hing OF Commits
sioner AIvcy-Notes.

curiosity had filled the court room with |
Spectators long before the hearing began. |
Since the charge was preferred against /
Moore the complainant has been taken |
in charge by the Rescue society and sew |
eral prominent ladies' representing that |
society were in the court room while the |
girls evidence was being heard. Hon /
George +. Finley was retained by the 60 !
eiety as associate counsel 10 assist the /
county attorney in conducting the ex
animation.
When the case was called II was an
nouuced that the attorneys had agreed
that Moore should waive examination ana I
give bond In the sum OF $500 for his APP
pearance before the criminal court, hut
this TIE recorder objected to. saying thar
when an examination is waived by a
person charged with a capital offense III
presiding judge could not grant bail. Col
onei Finley SAID he had agreed to tire
proposition that the defendant he gran 81
ball in the sum Of 500 because he did
not believe he could furnish 1t and for the
reason that he though, the examination
In the lower court would only serve b
irritate public sentiment and ar the grand
jury was 20 meet on Monday this was un-
necessary. The examination vas then Ell.
tered into with the purpose OF determining
whether the case wes bailable. The com
plainant being called TO the stand. told
substantially the same story heretofore
published IN The Post She saii Moore
induced her TO enter his hack BY saying
that he knew her aunt in Houston Sre
said her father lives in Houston and thai
ghe ran away from home two months
ago ard came to Galveston. where she
secured employment as a domestic.
Victor lie Duo testified that he was on
the hack when Moore got the girl and
drove her to the Red Light saloon Moore
was there over IN hour; when lie came
out he and witness drove TO fremont and
Market streets. that Moore said. when
he came out. II FIRE breaks out tnat GIL
will 10 ln q ri OF Ak, because the
door Is locked and the key is in my
pocket" Moore told him that he had
watched the girl and another man in
room from shed: this mans same he
learned sfterwar1 from the girl: Moore
told witness that this man had taken the
girl to A room, and when he found she
vas vtrtUous girl be gave her dollar
and told he- 20 go 10 a hotel. The man,
whose name the girl stated, was witness
Dr Burke testified that in his opinion
the girl was not nure girl before the
! assault WAS made by Moore.
| The hearing Of evidence and the argu-
rents ot counsel consumed the catire
! day. Moore's wife remaining IN tho court
room with her husband and showing
much distress.
At re conclusion Of the argument.
Moore wns remaudcd 20 jail without hail
TO await ,fe action NJ TIVE grand jury.
COMMISSIONER ALVEY
Captain James p. Alvey OF this city
brother of Justice Alvey Of Maryland.
one %. H" ll'"'u.'N y. - ,
comm .lAsioi' 1ui"'A"eS '"e 'O"V"'''e "''1'
ia 1850 Judge Alvey was arrested by
the FEDERAL authorities a. his home on n
ifn'n2el Up enaFse %, Noill1t vY'.i.'. ..-. y
cAt'19 Win N'hri al jos p. +, t.
Wen . npylhs l,a.''S nip o5 VS.
rsrrt.1 qr-t 80 Fort NerIenry and thtn
No. F,-. Varrsr and af-or b.,ng held lu
close confinement Tor many months he
was released without e. bearing
WIZ .bo war was ended and Mary
land ,,.ulr-wcnt the racrgau' yafion Of her
state government. ~. was a member O.!
10 -o-.s.f.,tso,al convention. anl on Tho
rau, ...rrttttitfan hrtne adopted he was
nominated AID elected IN 1857 associate
Justice az tho court OF appeals which ro-
srfon ra hold until $50 when he wal
,r,Ae chlcf ,ustf,s OF tnat court. In $50.
} b. was made chief Justice Of tho ,9pr,
of arresls 81 the District or Columbia hy
, President Cleveland
q SUIT FOR DAMAGE.
rc,-eh Ashiev has nlod suit AGAINST the
International ana Great Northern ral
, way rompauv I'm the county cnurt foi
: 8sr,ares iu lie sum Of soso. alleging thai
= . am ,i.fp I.It Sd 3
~ rim N % 20 me yyhnrf NJ the foe, OF
stxtsnn,h sfree,. ttat he found a iratr
, ~ ,ars nrrosa dofsodant's teacks. ma,
, be a,tcmn.cd to p..,s between then. yher
s,.sderlv and withou{ any warning. sir
rgl ~ ocr,s tb. cars moved and his foo
-. ca,,,h, hafoeen tbe drayybrahs ant
. badly mashed that he sustained dam
+, ages rs follows: Loss Of tine. nv.
i months, $500, board nursing and doctors
bits, s4v. PAIN and suffering FSH'
. SHIPPED TO SHERMAN
: The remains OF Victor Mcknight wcr
= ! shipped to sherman this evening for in
= torment and were accompanies ~
VIE ana cpuureh' lhe pody DING escort q
Y 70 lhe depot ny 'he oan su."a, M9
S1eNla'B, We an H ,,h,Ia ','' !,
J. su'',s.,.'' iii ,h "a ~ -,
y un9'rs So ,as ,s,,,-h, @, - r,a
- chtnArv ana torn from tho body. Their
yvas littie hone Of his recovery from IN
e tine his body was ex,r!cated from III
< machinery. though every effort was mad
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