The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16

called me Miss Maloney In the presence
of Miss Shull; did not see Miss SKULL put
n arm around Miss Maloney and take
one of her hands In hers that day.
Cross, examined-Was not In the sit-
ting room or the dining room when
Miss 9hull, Mrs. GrOjeRn and Mrs.. Young
came In; spoke to Miss Shull when !
Jaw herr she spoke 10 me- she did not
Q II mo Miss Mal0ney; she did not nave
ner arm around me ana taik 10 me III
the sitting room or any other part OF
the house that day; don't remember
when the casket roamej Ais halOney
did not bring ont any thread 10 Ito up
the flower the first time appeared NJ
nv uncle'a Was on July 4thi was NJ my
home In Crestline on the nightO OF the
killing.
Lie COLI.
Was present at tho experiment OF
shooting off q pistol with DR.. Roger and
his student In July, 1885, II was in DR.,
Rogers cellar; II was In the evening" |
stood TO the left Of DR., Roger, about 4
feet from him, and when no fired | re-
cognlzed HIS features very distinctly by
the fash,
Crosg-examlned--Think II was fully
"A yiyed M q fash of lightning knew
that DR.. Roger was going TO
Are and how no held tho pistol
JAMES YANT.
Am q policeman In this city; was In
the army; was present MT some expert
| ments made In rear OF the Deposit Bank
Friday night about 8 or 10 o'clock In
shooting of q pistol; did not know who
was going 10 do the shooting; when pts
toll was fired | recognized Mr.. Harter IA
the one who fred IL; no fired about III
shots; was In the army 4 years; had ex'
perlence In recognizing persons by the
fash OF guns and pistols.
THEODORE BALLARD.
Live In Canton; was present at the ex'
pertinent OF shooting q revolver last
Friday night under Safety Deposit
Bank; a 80 callbre revolver was fired 10
times; did not know who was going TO
shoot; when shot was fired recognized
the features OF Mr., Harter very plainly,
Cross.examined--Wm told where the
man who fred the shot was to stand,
and where ] was TO look.
DIR, W. II. MILLER,
Live In Canton; an a dentists was
present nj some experiments made In
| ihoe'iOl u, piatoi laSt Friday night In
the cellar oil Safety Deposit Bank; did
not know who VIA 10 do the shooting;
when the pistol was fred saw by the
fash that Mr.. HarGer lred II; think this
was repeated II limes; | changed POSI-
lions with Dc, Barr, aud was then about
5 feet from the shooter,
DIR ROVER,
Have had experience In shooting OF q
| pistol In the darn, IN order 10 SEE II the
person drug 10 can be recognized; was
preaent with Mr.. Cole and Frank Sea-
man In my cellar the night before
W%arthorst's preliminary hearing In
making this experiment; when the pls.
toll was fred | recognized the face Of the
shooters | shot once, and then Mr.. Cole
lred the pistol.
Cross eXamined-l stood about Ave
feet from Mr., Cole when | fred the pls.
tol; | knew from where Mr.. Cole waa 10
Ore, and looked right ut him,
Re.examined-l made another similar
experiment with Joseph Giessner a few
days ago, In my cellar.
JENNIE MUNRoE,
John ClOman said to me after Wart.
horst made his statement TO me on the
evening Of the ith Of July, 1883, TO keep
my mouth shut and not say anything
about what Warthorst had told me, that
when no was full he said q good deal;
no also said there was money In II. and
he was going 10 swear for the one who
had the most; no said IN me again after
Warth0rst had talked with me the sec
Oud time, and shown mo the opera
glass and the ring, TO keep my mouth
shut, that no knew more about
Warth0rst than did, and no had talked
TO him more than | had; he said II would
injure our business, and WarlhOrst was
u good customers | asked ClOman an.
other time what he and Dangeleisen
were whispering together 30 much for
aud no said, ANDY Dangelesien IL down
on you for giving Frank Warth0rst
away" | told him did not care; Clio
man heard me tell Detective Williams
what | did; after told Williams what |
did, ClOman told me | hadn't ought Ia
done II, ~ VIZ would now get run out Of
our place; no told me at different times
TO keep my mouth shut and keep them
ON the idea Of tramps and not give Frank
Warth0rst away; Warthorst was Il visitor
NJ our bar very frequently before the
murder, and n great many times nfter II
knew WarlhOrst before the murder; my
conversation with Newton Messmoro
vas not addressed directly IN him hut 10
Mr., Myers; was talking 10 Mr.. Myers
IN the witness room NJ Wooster during
the Kent trial when Measmore came In;
| was saying that what | saw In tho pa.
pera WAS not true, that | was not going
TO make q confe ssl0n saying that
what | said Warthorst had told me
was not true; Messmore then went into
the court room, aud did not come In
again; was called into court about halt
IN hour after this by Mr., Smlser; did not
say 10 MesamOre In substance that Wart,
horst had no. confessed anything 10 me,
| had IN Akron paper In my hand with
article In It. and said 10 Mr., Myers that
II WAS not true; MOssm0re was not In
the room over Ave minutes; ! had M
other conversation In the room Will
Mcssmorp;, Just rs MlessmorO came in
was telling Mr., Meyers that DingOlelaeI
and Gois0n had been trying TO yet nj
TO confCsl that what ! had said abonI
NarthOrst wus not true, and that | had
got n telegram from Dangelelsen telling
me that | need not spend any Of my own
money, for money would be furnished
mo.
Gross examined Had lived NJ Woos
ter from September TO January, 1883
kept u saloon there, and lived In Il house
oflll fame; lived In Akron nearly 7 years
don't know whether | lived In n hous,
Of ill.famo there, asked Newton Mess
more TO have mo excused from court In
Wooster; Mr.. Myers came into the wilt
neel room first and Messmore after
wards; said 10 Mr.. Myers In tho pres
ence Of Newton Messmore that On,
papers said l was going 10 mako q con
fession and that II was q Ito, did not sa,