The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

1881; krA, Uhlman was tnefei hlu MOI
soc Miss MalOney there while | remain,
cd; | aat In the sitting room, aud went
into the dining room, the pantry ana
down stairs in the cellar.
Cross examlned-Think / saw Mrs.
Bruny there at Klrkland's that day did
not see Mrs. Belle Brown there; don't
know Mira. Ellen Ritter cant Say, VINO
went there first, myself or Mrs. uhlman
and Mira. Beatty; don't know who left
aTst; | went 10 Kirkland's alone that
day, and came away alone; Mrs. Uhlman
and Mrs. Beatty W r. In the 8 tting room
while | was there; did not SEQ Mrs
Frank Struble there; did not see Mrs.
James Peacock there; II was no earlier
than five O'Clock when left Kirkland's
that day; Mr.. KiTklandI came around TO
500 me about Mrs. Uhlman and Mra.
Beatty, calling at my house; told MI
Kirkland that Mrs. Uhlman said TO me,
" We can't remember anything that was
said that day; nothing. was SAID ABOUT
the preliminary trial at my house
MRS. sALoME KLINE,
Live on South st., Massillon; was at my
daughter, Mrs, Merwin's house on Thurs
day, September 25th; know Mrs. Uhl-
man and Mrs. Beatty; saw them Mt my
daughter's on the evening Of September
25th between s and 8 o'clock; heard a
conversation between my daughter ana
these ladies'; Mrs, Uhlman said, This "
a late hour TO call" and asked my
daughter IL she was aubp0ened on the
Warthorst case; Mrs, Uhlman said, 1--WE
are %aubpOenaed and can't remember
anything that was said at Kirklande
that afternoon; Mrs, Uhlman asked
Mrs. Merwsn II she remembered any
thing that was said there that after
noon; my daughter said she
could not; Mrs. Beatty said she
could not remember anythingi
Mrs. Uhlman said, "If you could tell ua
something that was said we might re-
member;" Mrs, Uhlman said there was o
lady there named Miss Maloney who
made some remark, but she could not
remember what II was; Mrs, Merwin
said Miss Maloney was not there, ana
Mrs, Uhlman said Eyes, she was, she
was dressed In mOurning;" Mrs. Merwin
asked Mrs. Uhlman II Misa Maloney had
on a blue sack, and she said no, she was
dressed In mourning; Mrs, Uhlman said
they were going over to testify to'mor-
row, and wanted 10 find out some infOr-
nation. .
CrOss.examined-Flrst spoke about
this matter to my husband that night
| when | went home; next spoke about II
to my daughter.
MRs, 0. p, KLINE.
Llyesn Massillon; was ut Mrs. Mer.
| wins house on the evening OF
September 25th; know Mrs. Uhl'
man and Mrs, Beatty; saw them at
Mrs, Merwin's house that evening; heard
| them say something TO Mrs. MerWin;
Mrs. Uhlman said TO Mrs. Merwin, u
think this lisa late hour ~ call, aud WI
| cnme TO you TO see II you were sub
pOened;" Mira. Merwin said no, and Mrs.
Uhlman sal we are s%ubp0ened In thr
| Warth0rst case TO 90 TO court to morrow
Mrs. Uhlman said, 1--WE come TO lihd oui
| what was said, for you were sitting bt
| side me at Kirkland's; Mrs. Merwin SAID
| she could not remember anything; Mrs.
| Uhlman said that she knew Miss Ma
lOnNy was there for she called Mr9. kirk'
| land auntie and was dressed IN BLACK
| Mrs, Uhlman said that MISS Mal0ney
made some remark and she came to Mrs.
| Merwin to see II she could remember
Mrs. Merwin said she didn't remember
OF Miaa Maloney being there; Mrs, Beat
W said abe could not remember any
| thing; Mrs. Uhlman told Mrs, Mefwin II
| abe could remember anything that Miss
MalOney said, II might oil come TO her
MRS. SARAH GLEssNER
Live In Massillon; know Lizzie Ma
loney; know Frank Shepley and Mrs
Peacock; don't know as | remembrl
Coroner Leininger; was at Mrr
Peacock's house on the m0rninl
of July 81, 1884; Miss Maloney
Mira Peac0ck and the two Miss Hershey
were there; while | was there Sheple!
brought the Coroner; ! was sitting IL
the sitting room; Miss MalOney was re-
clining In a chalr In the centre Of thu
room; Shepley said, "Mrs. Peacock thl
Ia DIR. Leininger;" no did not intr0duc,
him 10 anyone else; the Coroner aui
Mlaa MalOney went into the parl0r n
the suggestion Of Mrs. Peacock; th
Coroner did not swear Miss Maloney II
the sitting room; he did not say any
thing about her holding up her hand
no did not administer any oath; trs
found out that was the Core
ner after they went into III
parlor by asking Mr., Shepley
shepley aat down on n chair Oeside m
when the Coroner and Miss Malone
went into the parlor.
Cross examined-I left while the col
onor and Miss Maloney were In the pAl
loT; Mrs. Peacock closed the parlor doc
aa much 40 10 was closed when the
went In there; Miss Maloney Ia a secOn
cousin OF mlnei she is stopping at m
house.
ELMER BEAR,
Lived In Massillon IN July, 1888; wa
employed by Mr.. L0eiler building
barn; was In Massillon on evening Jul
ith; was away during tho day; %returne
10 Masaillon between 7 and y IN th
evening; upon arriving In Massillo
went 10 Park Hotel saloon was nj salo0
about 3 o'clock; Thomas Russell wa
with me; remained In saloon unit
about 0:30; that was the evening pape
mill burned NJ Massillon; saloon .rooi
IN about % by % feet contained billiar
and pool tablee; did not gee. War
horat In saloon; II no had bee
there | undoubtedly would have see
him, did not SEQ him leaning againt
counter or pool table.
Cross. Otto Young
did not see Warth0rat In saloon; did NJ
drink, tnlkpd 10 bartender and atOO
around; Russell talked and stood aroun
also; don't remember OF the customer
who came In; was not drunk.
r, 4 mined-Talked TO bar keep,
about shooting match, which had take
place NJ Canal Fulton that day; was po
! fnnIlv anhnr, do not get drunk.