The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-23
rae LADY SEES ls wHEELlYe.


digit OF stairs from the street Just by the
store.
TIE LADY sEES Is WHEELING.
Alex. Linn was next called. he said he
saw Mrs. Hobensack In Wheeling In the
alley running from Market to Chsplins
street, between the Market houses at the
Upper Market, going In the direction OF Sadie
Reeds hous,; has known OF Reeds house ior
two years. and would call her house house
OF assignation. She has rooms 10 let
scqainted with Dr.. Hobensack, and saw Mrs.
Hopepslck last summer year ago, a,he was
going TO McManaway's saloon. This was In
daylight. He could not tell how she was
dressed. She made no attempt to conceal
her face. He thought she had on da k
clothes. BE msntioped his SEEING her to Mr..
Thompson about six months ago. had no
donbt of the character OF the house. One
side Of the alley ID paved, and Is common,
everyday walk from Chapline 10 Market and
Main streets, and Is the direct way from that
rart OF Cnapline to those streets, and people
passing down the alley would net know OF
the ho1se by any outward signs.
FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY.
Mrs, yollhardt was next called. She has
known Mrs. Hobetsack about six years, and
lived at one time adjoining spences shop
office; saw her 60 in Mr.. spence's office five or
sir times, but always during the day. The
witness visited her frequently, about four or
ave times week when living near spence's
office. Only visited her every three weeks
when she moved on TO Fifth street.; saw her
eet into spence's buggy once aud go up
Water street; never saw her In the office in
the evening" always in daylight
On cross.sxaminstion she taid she Lived
and was partly raised in Hobensack's family;
was married after DR.. Hobersack was mar
ried; Ms. Hobensaok went into Spsnce's OF:
Ace in the day time; abe had little child
which Mrs, Hobentack took with her once or
twice into spence's office, and these visits
were about the time that she was moving
into the dwelling over the drug store. The
time abe drove up Water street 1t was In the
direction OF the drug stors. spence's Office
opens into his shop where his lisn oil work,
and bis works were In operation on tho days
Mrs. Hobsnsack went 10 his Office. They had
the Witness child with them when they
were in the buggy, but 1t cried and Mis-.
Hobensack took II ont and got In the buggy
again. Mr.. Spence kept horse and buggy
and went from his residence 10 bis place oil
business in 1t.
George Vollhardt, the next witness, said hs
moved into Spence's house Ia 81, lived there
A wear, leaving IN March 'S2 Mira Hoben-
sack visited his houss often when he wal
there, sometimes In the daytime and some
timts In the evening. He saw her once 90 in
Spenoe's Office about o'clock in the after.
noon, Sometimes she would stay at hia
house until little after dark and sometimes
until bed time. In cross examination he said
sometimes he took her home aud s,metimes
the Doctor. Sometimes Mary Hobensack,
the Doctors sister, came with her, and when
an excuse that she came CT without Mary.
The furnace makes that part OF town light In
the evening.
soYg WHEELING TESTIMONY.
The next witness called was ANNE Smith,
q colored girl, who said she lived In Wheel.
ing OF Sadie Reeds, on Market alley, about a
year; she lived In the basement. She de.
seribed all the entrances fully. She left
there the first Of April last. Mrs. Reed kept
an assignation house. The witne. was not
acquainted with Ms. Hobensack, but
pointed her out In the audience al woman
she saw there twice 10 Ausu.t year ago
who inquired for Mr.. Reed and waited
until she returned. Her face was covered
with veil. She raised her veil WHEN she
came In the room. After Ms Reed returned
she saw O gentlemen pasg Der window, but
could not see his face. This YVES about
O'Clock P. N. She saw the lady week after
nj the same time OF day. She was upstairs
ironing when Mrs.. HobensRok came In.
Soon after a gentleman game In, but she did
not see his face. She thousht Mr.. spence
was the man. She did not Know bow long
they stayed.
On REORGANIZATION she said she lived In
Alley now. She knows Mrs. Reeds house;
assisted In the house, and o good feeling
existed between her and Mrs. Reed. she
could not swear who man was by seeing bis
shoulder; only saw side Of him as he passed
the window; q great deal OF company goes to
Reeds. She saw this man 10 July and Aug
ust, could not tell OK what year; never saw
Nh. HobenSack but tElce, She was the
fineet looking lady that ever came 10 the
house; was dressed entirely In black, With
black veil, which she pushed back when she
came into the room. she did not know It
was Mrs Hobensack.
WMr. Junkins and Dr.. Hobensack called on
me and asked ma II ! ever saw such Q lady,
describing Mrs, Hobensack.
"Ihey pressed me with questions, then
allowed me her photograph. would not
have known It was her II Mr.. JunkinS bad
not interviewed me. He came twice. Jun.
kins Is friend Of mine, the only one we
haye 10 protect Us ut night DR.. Hobensaek
Wa with Junkins, and had Mrs. Hobentaok's
photograph. Mrs. HobtnsAck staid at the
house. bat ! do not knoY how long,
and did not see ler OF the gentle:
man leave. Junkins was OF my house
Monday and asked me about different parties
md aaid he saw the same parties. he and
tho Doctor Yere together and asked me II
EnsN about . lSdH rom Mastlp't Ferry he