Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-12-14

ALLOW himself 10 become sp excited
Mr. Scollls (ilgrily) -'Will You
answer or not?'
Witness | Lad but few interviews
alone with him. Those were in my
private parlor. Whine, never saw any
indication &C insanity. The interviews
related mostly 10 the pr,oner's pros.
poets in business.
w. 5. Caldwell. physician. Treated
L. w. Guiteaa during his last illness,
and never detected; any evidence Of
mental unsOundness. He never heard
l.. W. Guiteas speak Of any tal
delusions under which be suffered.
ANOTHER CREDITOR.
George w. Plummer was callel 10
the stand.
Guiteau imme diately shouted. i owe
this man $40, aud it has cost the gov
ernment 5000 to get him here. | think
the Presidents attention should be
called to the way You are squandering
the governments money, Corkhill. He
might bounce You at once. You'll
cost the government two or three hum
dred thousand dollars at this rate
Witness allowed the prisoner to occu-
py desk in his law Office at Chicago
for some months. The prisoner moved
out, aud during his ubsecuce took hls
(witness) desk with him. Witncss went
after it, and prisoner paid him tor il.
Prisoner seemed TO have good deal of
collection bus ness, and went in and out
like any busy man.
Guiieau continually interrupted, and
finally witness sand IT, him. III seems
that your close relations with the Deit,
OF late have corrupted ypur manners
Laughter, in which The prisoner j lined
heartily.
Witness never saY ans Signs 81 iasnu.
ity in the pris oner. On he contrary.
considered him ratl,rr = hrls,, fellow.
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crazy one. llsd The men the prisoner
mentioned taken hold el ii they would
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ami f,eouon,,v lyman, ,vi,r,,, ronev cam.
,rolled tho.. wi,, m,oer wInoss
advised the prisoner 10 sick to The law
and let tlcoloty alone. Prisoner said
the law business w.s ,lull and la
thought Ihcrc would be more money IN
theology.
Guilrau.-"Ivn'rr wronL there.
never went inio theology 10 make mon
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Virtues, continued. The prisoner
syjndled me ont Of s3OG. and also
syindled many prisoners in hi! BIZ
PROMISING 10 helm them and getting
,h.ir monsvood ,beo ,o,.err,,s;,o fir.
ger in their behalf.
Tie witness was told by Col. Cork
hill to pay no attention 10 the prisoner,
and with great dfficulLy. owing to the
many Interruptions, he proceeded with
his stoy Of Guiieau's rascally transac-
tons. Guiteau bccane more aud more
violent and shouted at the witness,
"Why | wouldn't SPIT on you on the
sheet you Old sco0n1rei' III yet some
lusuraHce men 20 $40" Won up you are