The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-25

twoWeeks; never had any difficulty with
me after tho child was born; | don't
know how she found ont why left her
Mrs. Teale's) house; she always treated
me kindly until that happened; she al.
ways seemed jealous; on the morning ]
went away she abused me; have heard
people say that she was Jealous; she said
on the day left If l should wait in her
house TIL he (NTr. Teale) came home in
the evening she would shoot both OF us;
l then went up stairs and packed my
trunk and left the house; I've never seen
Mrs. Teale since; l heard her threaten
her husband once before in the house;
they always had pistol in the house;
when ! came down stairs I saw the pistol
lying on the window taken apart; they
were then quarrelIng together; this was
about 10 o'clock in the evening; / was in
bed; she called me down stairs and told
me he was killing her by inches by his
scoldlng; I heard her remark that she
would shoot him several times; often
heard her threaten him and he would
laugh back ut her; asked her what she
was going TO do with that pistol, and she
said she was going 10 put him out Of
tho world before she went. He then
took the pistol away from her, and took it
apart, then laid 1t on the win
dow. I've seen her practice at
shooting in the country. Never saw her
shoot il but once; that was about two
years ago. Mrs. Tcalc wrote one or two
letters since ! left her house; the letters
always contained threats to, shoot me and
Mr.. Tcale; also threats that II she ever
met me on the street alone she would
shoot me, and lfshc ever got sick and
thought she would die she would put IN
end to him by pOison, or otherwise, before
she died. kept both Of these letters and
showed to Mr.. Teale He tore up tue
first letter, and the other | destroyed my
self. When showed him the letters he
laughed, and. said sho wouldn't do any
thing Of the kind. My parents live on
College Hill; both are living; have two
brothers, the oldest fourteen; / lave no
other relatives here but Mrs. Tealc; the
night Of this murder | was on Gutter
street; Mrs. Tcale wrote letter TO my
father, telling him the circumstances /
was in. My father Is about fifty years
old; he Is acquainted With Mr.. Tealc, and
was always on good terms with him until
this happened. Ny mother told me that
my father was very angry. My father
said that il ever went there again he
would knock my brains out, but never
made any threats against Mr.. Tealc, but
he threatened Mrs. Tcale. My mother
gave Inc the information ubout the letter.
| was home about three weeks; TcGle
came and visited me once while / was al
home; Mrs. Teale threatened me when l
left. The second time he Camehe told me
he'd get me room, which he did; the
room was on BAymiller street. Saw
Tcale last on Wednesday morning OF this
week. l met him on the corner of Eighth
street and Centre avenue; walked with
him down Vino to Fifth street, where |
left him. Tcale never called upon me nj
John England's; there was some difficulty
existing between Him and England that
dated back before / came TO this country.
I asked him once what was the matter be.
tween him and England. He answered,
"Only some womGn's trouble" was
twenty.one years old last February.
When met Teale last Wednesday morn.
ing he said 10 me, "Your aunt has got
fuel added 10 her anger" ! asked him
what was the NATTER and he said that
Mrs. McGann or some ono had toll Ills
vito that that he was meeting mo every
rUN a Hs "% 81 Ioot ,Sno,, want Sv
"nnn;n; ,n " ~ Mrs. Wcr"nn,s w mat
TappIo Sho ,no, mo and so;J 1Tco,c has
tot ' Uoro n,rav TTc wnrts n coo vnu on
!T Tss s5H V'U "" trs Co,lnL"r who Iivoo
ao n"' s J" I,ov ~ two nSor,ror1 tT,SI
%T.s Me Woc,"r Tho, rIcnrv ITo"IS and !
i' n,I' ,,oa, ~ a r"om ~ SrrS Wcnonn,o
ho o" ost ,nro,h"r "Ii ,hc oIiarnnnn THE
,,"a ',,,o ,OS al n' TV oHnt 1,, Mr0 Nc
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cronsSd " "mrcr D saw "'' :" AVE- :"
SSos,iSTSj hv 1rror-uos ,herc ever
been any improper intimacy between you
and Henry Teale since the birth Of your
child?
Witness (dccldedly)-No, sir, there has
not,
Mrs Mccain was called, and testified
that she had not seen Mrs. Teale for four
or tive months, and that the Information
which the witness claimed had been given
her aunt had not been given by her. Her
assertions were given in the most positive
manner.
VERDICT OF TIE CoRoNER's JURY.
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,ho, ~ rs Ss ,hot tho " oviJc5cs showed
;n nS ' tEot NTr. ToOio SoJ 'nvrdoreJ
Or EaSo9S S SMficior,,, UtronS ~ 1ro,nJ
y HI snsnicion mon which 10 Demand her
ar So C aNd H,rthor nvomiro1ion Til,
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