The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22

years old. The witness gave the name
of che man. He had seen prostitutes come
out OF the place drunk ColOred women
had been seen TO enter the saloon. Names
OF prostitutes who had entered the place
were given by the witness; one OF them
had been run out OF Benwood. The Wit
ness frequently consulted note book to
substantiats his assertions. Hacks had
been driven TO the side entrance and
women entered the saloon. He had seen
several women going In and coming out,
last Saturday white and colored. Last
Sunday he saw men and women enter
the place. A man and woman went In
early in the evening and left at 1880 p.
m. Six or eight women went In Sunday
night, He had been disturbed by the
McFadden & Smith mode OF doing bust
ness, One OF his tenants had threatened
to leaye on account Of the character of
the adjoining saloon. He had complain
ed recently but did not swear out war;
rants, not knowing there were any pros
tltutes In the place at the time. He heard
women making racket on Sunday
morning at 1880 o'clock, in November
THREE AFFIDAvITs.
The affidavit OF Miss Annie Felnler was
read by Clerk o'Brlen, She stated facts
practically in accord with what Mr.,
Felnler had testified, She had seen
women in the saloon In a drunken con-
dillon.
The affidavit OF Mise Mary Feinler was
read.She had seen women go into the
saloon. She believed they were from
Ally C, These visits have not ceased
since the last meeting of council
The affidavit Of Miss Amelia Feinler
made similar assertions, Women Of the
town" frequent the saloon In question.
Two white men accompanied by coloFed
women had lodged there recently.
Elgle Meyers was the next witness. He
had seen woman called Bridgeport
Ann" In the saloon, Another woman
had left the saloon dead drunk" Alley
c girls were freQuenters OF the place. He
had told Mr.. Flnler he would move out
OF his place unless the saloon was con-
Quoted decently His business was being
hurt by this saloon, Ladies dealing at
his butter store objected to coming down
the alley to his place on account of this
saloon,
Henry Ftinler next testified, He had
seen a woman naked In room over the
saloon. I'm COMPANY with man. He told
az other women Visiting The nlace and
entlcInr men smith had said ne would
snend AZ ma 10 down those Dutch
meaning tho FeInIers He could not
ma mo nrostftutes who had frenuented tho
saloon He had been anproached an the
stree, nv woman who entered the
smith g. NTcFadden saIoon
Josenh FeInIer testified that IN Thurs
day a week ago a hack had driven I'm 10
the saloon and woman and man came
out az tho saloon and were driven away
The man had handape on hls head and
~, r,nr,on ,,,as drrnk Another woman
mad enticed n man into the nlace.
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Mcr ALDEN i" 81 UNI
Frank McFadden, one OF the proprie-
tors of the saloon, testified, They use
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dINided INTO three rCon's' Ni'cheh oeIhs
one; there are no beds The third floor
is used for bed rooms. He occupies one
and the others (three) are rented out.
No men and women are entertained there
together. He has no hotel license. The
front room had been rented to Mr.. j. d.
Donaldson and wife. Women come into
the place for drinking, but do not stay
all night. No women are received after
'S S1 ,ioo MN pr .,nS Ia e, Avr,,st he ala
not Know a man and woman had occu-
pied one Of the rooms. He did not know
a MISS 1000 ne oeileveu INT, MIS- p oi1.
o 81 Nr .' Dnnaidso, no women rented
rooms at his house. No girls thirteen or
fourteen years old come TO his place TO
drink. He could not say prostitutes ire
quent his place. One was mentioned ny
the solicitor; she had been put out sew
eral times. a woman named Mooney
comes there frequently but does not oc-
cupy room. He denied the allegations
generally and in detail that were made ny
the Feinlers. Hacks have driven up al
midnight, and drinks were served out
the women did not enter the mouse
There had not been light last sunday,
but he and Smith had put out man lie
said 1t was untrue that Aliey Z women
frequented his place.
The witness said MI Feinler never
made complaint until he ana smith
took hold OF It. 1t mad been run worse
than now for fifteen years, Mr.. Feinler
had threatened to break him up IL he al
lowed women TO drink at his place.
THE OTHER PARTNER.
t1o.,,, cr,tt, tho o,ber nronrIoior was
next examined. Inc third Ioor' ne salu'
is used for lodging rooms. During the
,a,r tho rooms were ocoupied by people
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from S's'eIs'lhe' ii' ''"'N '''' soy ''',
McFadden was mistaken when he said
nobody occupied the rooms during fair
week. He testified men and women do
not occupy rooms on the third floor for