The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-16

49, NAAAA HAAM ~ VI
She was asked who testified against
her. and she replied that only opera.
ors and detectives. hired TO follow
her and Others who were aiding the
strikers. She told OF the strike bene-
1ts being paid TO the strikers and said
that detectives told this In the court
and charged her with making infiam-
atory speeches at meetings. She also
said that when Attorney Howard read
the sfndavits and Attorney Palmer. for
the miners. objected and said they
were not true. that Judge Dayton
called Mr.. Palmer n liar and threat
Long Service.
She said that she has been a mem
Der OF the United Garment Workers
OF America for II years. Her home is
In St Louis. and she Is working TO
support an aged father and a little
girl For seven years she said she has
been the representative OF the organi-
ration. travelling about the country.
aiding wherever she possible.
In sentencing you for contempt,
Judge Dayton stated what you had
done. didn't be-" asked Attorney How
ardard.
Yes. sir" was the answer.
Didn't he say that you had led a
mob OF $50 TO 900 men and told them
TO cut the heads OF OF the men who
were coming to take their jobs7"
Yes. sir"
Chairman McGilIicudy asked.
When you said that the Judge said
you are liar was he in an angry
mood7"
Yes. sir he was
Did he and Mr.. Palmer appear to
be eIcited?"
Yes. sir
Was there any time" asked Chair.
man McGillicudy. when Judge Day
ton told the stenographer not TO
take down the evidence7"
Il remember. once the first time.
There were FIVE times we were out
there"
There were times them"
Yes. sir.
Congressman Gard asked her.
Who fixed the amount OF the bond -
Judge Dayton" she answered,
and he would not permit anything
but a cash deposit"
Three thousand dollars cash de.
post bond?" asked Congressman
Ates Sir.
How long were you in jaiI7- he
asked.
Three months. In the Marion
county Jail, where | was compelled
to hang a blanket up for privacy.
was placed among criminals of all
kinds"
You were required to give $4,000
cash deposit bond?"
Yes, sir"
Attorney Belcher asked her: you
heard Judge Dayton ask about the
FUNDS from the mners?"
Yes. sir. and he referred 10 me
AT all times as that woman and in
rosthe manner. He seemed to be
aggravated at all times"
Took Supplies TO camp.
Attorney Howard. counsel for Judge
Dayton, asked: You aided i'm nro-
vidlng supplies at the camp AT Col
Hers and using the funds OF the strtk
ers?" VI '"o SeriA
Congressman Gard interrun,ad
with: DO you mean to hold that az
IN ofense? Were the families there
Mr.. Howard: Il think that the In.
Vestigators will find they were mot !.
ana he read from the records of the
James Oates case, one OF the defend,
ants In the injunction cases.
This woman supplied the rnina-s 4,
tnat camp said Mr. Gard. "and Won
chargc that she violated the mime.
uon' and she was sentenced for This
Tor supplying food. and not furnisb.
ing implements OF war"
MI. Howard: There was rnucb
shooting" "iu0n
Nharman McGillicuddy: She was
sentenced for distributing sunnItes o.
MI. Howard: There were man,
other things"
here the questions and ars,,rna,,,,
were confined to the ouestior -,
me pond. Mr.. Howard contented thai
Ine Dond was furnished by a suret,,
ooInpany and the Flint Glass WORKER
put up the cash deposit to protect the
cOlhpany. IL ended with the stat.
nneht that Clerk Kefauver of the COM,
was responsible for securing the bond
unat is the kind OF bond The wines
having said that a property bond was
IeIused ana the clerk would not az,
CePt anything but a cash bond
she was asked BY Chairrns, ~.
G o,l!sy II anything excepting food
.Iotnlhg' etc, necessary, were az
ulDuted 10 the camp at ColIiers ana
she said that that was ali Sbs A.
scribed how Il was Sorted out scco-S
case 49, III eacn
Congressman Gard asked. And
mats one OF the charges this man
sent you to Jail on7" ''''
res sir. she replied. woaoa
lnrouEh the creek with the 49,
ABOUT my knees. because was not ~.
owed TO walk on the road which tbo
coal company claimed
She vas then excused
Attorney Van Bittner.
attorney Van Bitner was the nav,
witness. He told Of Judge D.v,on
,eluslng TO accept property bonds
rom the defendants in the case "i
Ano" MIS- he said. for sverv nor.
Son We cot out 81 jail. We had "a
furnish a cash bond. II vas arr.a,.,.S
az me rate q 5000 per month IN sscb
se. II defendant was sentsnced
SIX months. Il was necessary hi
put up 5000 and 30 on w. 80
Hop.rty owners Who offered 10 s1rn.
~ Oona. but they were refused 1
III not positive. but I tf1nk oyr -
sanitation bad aboJt t2i .O0O ds,o..
tied In bonds u'pOs-
re said that Judge Davtop ro.s
from meWRpnpor artt,..