The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28

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city I,.l here Il; WellshurE.' W'.S"" re
pl.rd. I was p:ckrd up and put IN me
Ia:r a. A suspicious character at C't-
,uuvii.'.'
The witness testified that kamnski
who was in Jail with Jacob Andes. en-
-Ired IN conversation WIKI ANN on SA'-
urIay morning. August l..
"Wha, did EaminS:I say /" E""
state counsel Qucricd.
Admitted He was In Battle.
Tie, t"lt. me- IL. MAS nj the 'i''i"NN'''e
miro hat;l, and that wa$ why hr was IN
All" Wilson sad. lie said IA" w''S IA
,nc C:ftonys!.c head house with II
me-, and SAN tr. set /" nhr huiii.nc
with greasy waste. lie SAID :" men al
,,y,hc~ cane down the hill in MS crowd
and ,ha, tho rcmairdcr were POOLING
with the scales At the ttppic. After IN"
tire started he said he went cut hu the
rlatrnrm ur the ;:rplc. fired his gun
;h.n wen, back up the hillside. ON t"P
- rthc ridge Il" said he say man k''''"
AMI ;hrn started 20 run away.
When Eam!u>ki had got this 'ar Il"
IFS conversation With Wilson IN the
tail tn. witness testified that LAX" M
do. cam. ur and kam!uSk' stopped All"
never again mentioned the 'atiie.
Wilson told the jury hc vas "H' OK
intl the day after his conversation WIN
k,m.usM but later told that II was on
III" same afternoon.
In crosS-cNamiparlon. conducted ny
Attorney john Il. Gardner. wilson ''H-
,iGeL that ne had been put in the
PENNSYLVANIA training school on M"r'!'
~ for not attending the public SCHOOLS
We said he escaped from IN" 'r'in'hE
srhoc, about June - An mAd" his way
"a Cl;fioayil,r an i freight train.
wa. There Before Battle.
lie c\p,almcd that he had remained
..-,nrI I'tfrtr,y!nr for ~" ar thr"c
weeks after thc ClEftnuN &C.. m'n@ bat
.lr and ,hu, ~ was picked Mp one DAY
Nv Dnpu.y sheriff iuNan' on 'harEe
49, h.irr a suspicious character. tic
said he was brough; 10 The sNerlu
office aud then taken - Prosecutor W.
g Wilkins Office Wilson said the
prosecutors and others n the room
questioned him about - ~ ~ minutes
They then Put Wilson In jail where ne
met kam!nSHi.
Wilson said K.m.n>N started the CON-
vcre1;.un with him first.
II. admitted that while IN IN" prose-
crl.or'S office that ne said ne kne"
ohout The trouble. That K was the 10Y.
lowing morning kHminSki t"id MIN 90
II. nr.tlr While IN til" jail man
r.r,, % the door and asked him now
H.. AS getting along. IN" witness SAID
Wilson said In. man also asked him
what 10 was talking about WIKI kam'm-
sEi aud he replied that they were tc!!-
Ing each other why they were n"' III
jail.
A, this point Attorney Gardner asked
Wilson lr he knew The name Of III" man
,ha, asked him such questions, Nh"n
tho Witnessed answered mo. INC d.
tense attorney asked wilson II he conld
recognize the man If ne saw him. VIII
son said he Thought he could.
Recognized Detective.
Attorney Charles !. SChuck. associate
defense counsel left the court room
aud going down stairs located Harry
Gllz empioyc of a national detective
agency. G!lz came t. the court room
and The witness identified him as being
Tho man tnnta "grillcd" him while IN
.b. prosecutors ofiic" an da.S" as nav
ing been the man that came I" the Ja'.
door and asked him what they were
talking about IN the jan.
The de:euS" sought I" bring OUT that
Wilson had he"u promised his freedom
from Tho PENNSYLVANIA rcfocmatory oQ
condition tina; ~ tell this story.
Defense asked Wilson how he felt
when he was told that h" wouldn't nave
"a 20 back 90 tho reform school II ne
told the story and ~" witness re-
rl;rd; NO. didH't he!icv" them. I
though. they were Kidding me.
What did they tell you'' defense
counsel questioned Wilson.
"Th"y ,r'I me to como back IN or
: nights after they released me.
cauc back hut cog remember VINO
was there hu; she. afterwards re-
,urned ,o C,!f;"nv.'l". y man IN auth
rri,v from the school then came ami
-, ~. and took me back 70 PeNnsyl-
vau;a."
wilson was then excused and the
stat. moved that he DO held by the
court until Monday morning. as h" was
skill an inmate Of the school.
Roscoe II"uSh. another deputy sher-
ar and brother "a Scott Hnugh. then
took ,Nr stand
Uough said that l." had been on ~
.~nl duty on tho county road between
rho -, Rock hrIdg" aUd the '''ft"n'
Will, ,inric or Sunday JUly &c. lie and
another deputy sheriff. t;""rG" Cree, IN
said wcro standing on III" 70, It"cH
bridge ahou, 80 O'Clock in til" eve
njnr when they heard noises in the
bushes and an air Of excitement seemed
10 obtain at the tent colony.
Stood on Bridge
rrrush testified that he aud Cree w"-~
standing On tho bridge when Sheriff II.
II puval and deputy sheriff Gc"rg" y.
Caldwell drove M IN an auto. ii"uSh
SAID Irwin M"H.ug" then cam" NJ and
after tho sheriff and caldwell cot -
HI cav. Moziuco. cree and himself went
M tho road about 900 Yards. They re-
manned IN tn. road until about ll.3o
o'c1"ri; At night.
Th~v 'heu returned to tho Tot Rock
h-idc". h" SAID. and remained th"r" NV
II; : o'clock m the morning when th"v
heard shots which seemed I" be- coming
from the direction OF New Rl""k. ror.
ifni Of the toxin Of Ci:ftonvi.l".
Mnzlngo and cree then left and went
- New Riork where tn" sheriff was. thn
witness said. About daylight. HouGh
testified Edwards IL" superintendent
81 thu mine came down 10 wh"r" was
standing We saw - men Unarm"a 4"
60 the tent colony and all 90 them had
'oug guns. Five or six Of them got g.
behind som" rocks directly behind
whore the superintendent and ! were
standing II" remainder oc tn" mon
Wen, ~ 20 .hr Kiln" house mar" W.
sinit ,,istj"u TN" witness went IN 20
LAY.
Shooting Opened
Shot were heard coming from 'h'
direction q: tn" houses and the super
irts,d"u' and | drC:d"i il best 20 sop
aratc a. occasional shots w"r" h"in
fred S."'uiurl yin our direction. Shot
y aC'c r,hi~ tn" firing hccarn" tur"".
,.,,,,,.rf .l,pI aud I y,n'