Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09
THE THIRD DAY.


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Q.-Haye You any knowledge of DR..
Reed threatening 10 dissolve practice with
DR.. Pipes, on account ofthese alleged scan
dslss
A-Yes. [Objected tO;lOver-ruled.]
Q;-When was this [Oblected to.
Q.-HOw did you come TO know OF this?
A DR. Reed spoke Of it.
Q.-Was DR.. Pipes present?
A.-Nc sir.
Do you know Of Miss Stephens kiss
ing Dr. Pines?
A.-Yes, ne kissed her often; he used to
kiss her when che went away on trip,
and when she came home, the same as did.
Q.-Snbsequent TO these troubles. do you
remember an occasion when Miss GIeenlee
came to vour hoase and wanted TO visit
there? Ruled out. Offer of defense put
on record; objected to, sustained ana eK-
eeption.
Q.-State if you know whether DIR.
Pipes practice fell of or increased before
these school troubles in the summer OF
1sS7
Al asked Dr. Pipes how ii came that
DR.. Reed got 40 many of the patients he
used to treat, ard he said DR.. Reed was
getting all the Iesd-heads, or something
like that.
Odd Dr. Pipes still receive his share
Of the compensation?
Certainly; they we're in partnership.
Q.-Was the falling of before or after
the school racket?
A Before.
Odd they ever dissolve partnership?
A.-No: DR.. Reed died in October, 1887.
AN OFFICER OF THE BOARD.
Q.-When you went TO DR.. Mccoy and
told him fthe t.ouble, what was his re-
ply? objection, not sustained.
A.-he said he was an officer Of the
Board of Education, and il was his sworn
duty to see that thev had teachers Of good
moral character He had always been a
friend to Dr. Pipes, they had been on good
terms, and he did not like TO take steps TO
put them out of the school. Motion to
exclude; sustained.
Q-What reason did you give DIR. Nc
Coy for telling him these things?
Al told him that I thought these two
women were lust "a bad as Miss
Beshore, and they had as much right to
put these two women out as TO PIT Miss
BeshOre out
O.-whst was DR.. McCoy's position
Ale was school commissioner.
Odd yen know that?
A.-Yes.
The Court-Let her say what she said in
response TO that. Plaintiff heard on this.
Court allowed witness to state immedi-
ately in her presence, and upon his state
ment, rs in previous question.
Q-What did DR.. Mccoy say when yOu
told him that Miss BeshOre had been re-
moved, and the others ought to bs re-
moved as well?
Ole said be did not like to take the
step. He and DR.. Pipes were on good
terms, and he did not know what it might
result in.
Q.-When You were out at Bethany
what was said by other people regarding
the improprieties you related? Objec-
ton; sustained; offer of defense put on
record; objected to; sustained and ex-
cepted.
THE M'COY INTERVIEW
Q.-State whether when you related to
DR.. Mccoy any of the matters relating to
ElA-' 0AEHAAStac VI hAAco N'ANNAANNl W. AAN0N
any further statement.
Al was there two or three times.
Q-When was the time you told DR..
Mccoy the story?
A.--July, 1857.
Q-Where wss he when You last saw
him?
Ale WIS at home.
Q-When was it
Aust before the August meeting of
the Board
Q.-What did you tell him?
Al went on to tell him about taking
steps to remove the teachers, and called at
tention to Miss Beshore. told him they
had as good right to be put out Of the
school ga Miss Beshore.
O-Whst did DR. Mccoy say?
Ale eaid he would DO what he could
10 remove the teachers. He did not think
they were proper teachers, and he would
10 his part As a commissioner to see they
were removed.
THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
Q-What do you know OF any signals
between DIR. Pipes and Miss Greenlee's
window?
Al noticed in 1886; DR.. Pipes was
sick during the holidays and the first part
in January. | would notice Miss Green
lee look out of the window. The windows
faced each other; saw peculiar signs;
she would put her hand 10 various parts
Of her face and use her handkerchief.
She never noticed me.
Allow often did this occur?
Avery day during the holidays and
the first and second week in January.
The defense here concluded the direct
examination.
DISCRIMINATION.
Q.-By DOvener-Did you visit the
Board of Education in regard to DR.. Pipes?
A-Yes.
Do You know p. B. DObbins;
A.-Ies.
Q.-You told him some Of these thing?
A-Yes.
Q-You told him OF the bedroom scene?
A.-Ies.
Q-You stated to him about Miss Green
lee being ia bed with your husband?
Al did.
Q-When was that?
A.-Before the meeting OF the Board.
Q-Where was II?
AT his office in the Dollar Bank.
Did any one tell you to go there?
A.-NO.
Q-YOu stated about Miss Stephens
also?
A.-Yes.
Q.-Didu't Mr.. DObbins ask You the
question plain, fair end square: Mrs.
Pipes, DO you believe DIR. Pipes ever had
criminal intercourse with those girls, or
committed adultery ?" Didn't he ask You
that? Objection and argument; question
allowed
Al don't remember it.
Q.-Didn't be ask that, and didn't you
say, mo, don't believe he did? OBJ
lection and argument; sustained, and ex-
eeption
OIL will ask you now whether in that
connection Mt DObbins didn't use this
Language: DO You charge DR.. Pipes with
havisg committed adultery with Miss
stephens and Miss Greenlee, in August,
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