Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-15

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Mr.. Csldwell-This is information en-
sbling him 20 make up an opinion as tC
his guilt at that time Wouldn't 1t h'lI
to bring him to belief? II 80, it is sd
Missile
The Court He * not here answering
any charge of DR.. Pipes beiog in a room
with Miss Stephens, down between his
feet?
Mr.. Caldwell-No, sir.
The Court-Whst he is charged with in
this declaration will be admitted, and only
that. The scene at the fireplace in the
downstairs room, what occurred In the
room upstairs, and the incident At hide
pendence, will be excluded. Exception. ]
Q.-When and from whom did You get
the next information about Dr.. Pipes and
Miss Stephens9 A From Dr.. John Pipes.
Q-How long after? A.-Two or three
days after.
O-Where was that? An ny office
Q.-HOw did he happen to be there?
Ale came down on purpose.
Q-What did he say about DR.. Pipes
and Miss Stephens or DR.. Pipes and Miss
/ GreeDleeg Ale said Prof. Crago had
told bin Interruption by Capt. Dove
ner; allowed 70 20 on.
The Court-Lst the witness 20 on.
Mr.. CALDWELL don't think we will
unless Your Honor puts your foot down.
Mr. Russsll-Well, | wish he'd pat il
down on you.
Mr. Csld-Yes, know you do.
Go on, Doctor? Ale said Prof.
Crsgo had told you some things about DR..
Pipes and Miss Stephens and Miss Green
lee. and tina; they were true Interruption
snd objection by Nh. Rassell; sustained. ]
Q.-Weil, Doctor, state what John
said2 A.-Well, be said further, that his
Ma had caught Dr.. Pipes and Miss Green
lee in bed together
Q Caught them where at? A In
their house, on more than one occasion.
He said further that the conduct between
Dr.. Pipes and this women had caused a
general rupture In their home for long
tin e, and he had proposed to himself on
several occasions to leave his fathers
house, on accoun. OF the wsy mis- father had
uested his mother OBJECTION.
Iuv Uuurt-Let that 20 out. ana the
preceding sentence also.
Mr.. Caldwell-Just note that the
Court ordered thst oct without objection.
The COurt-I did that as showing in.
tended 10 hold the witness strictly within
the line; he is not here answering fol
breaking up the family.
Mr.. Caldwell insisted that the record
should show exactly what occurred, and il
was 30 ordered, but the Court interrupted
Mt Caldwell, and said the Court certainly
had the right TO make the record.
There was a good deal OF discussion
about this, a. recess of ten minutes
was taken until the record could be made
up.
doctor, what WAS he next infor-
nation You had in regard to the relation OF
these parties? A -The next information
had was from Mrs. Pipes.
Q.-How long after the talk with John
Pipae2 Al am not csstain whethe IL
was Mn. Pipe or DR.. Reed. Perhaps ii
wss from DIR. Reed. IL might have been
two days laier that l talked with Dr.
Resd 1t was obligatory by the Board Of
Education on the Committee On Buildings
ard Grounds ts make tour OF ali the
school houses, IN June. Ii was on the day
NJ made that our tina, DE-. Reed told me.
We vent up to the Public Library build
irg. There was bus provided. We
waited for Dr. Reed. hut he did not come.
When we got to the Fourth ward school
house. DR.. Reed came TO me and asked me
to get into his buggy. He had brought a
buggy slOng so he could talk to me, and
be wanted to ride with me all day. He
said he had something to talk to me about
which Sould take day. We went ont,
without paying any attention 10 the Fourth
ward building ana rot in the buggy. he
said be wanted to talk to me about the
conduct of his business partner, DR.. Pipes,
with Miss Greenlee, Miss Stephens aud
Hun Beshore.
Mr.. Russell i ask that everything con-
corning Miss Beshore 20 out Allowed;
excepted TO, and offer placed on the record;
offer objected to; sustained and excep-
tions.
Go on and state what he said re-
garding Miss Stephens and Miss Greenlee!
A-This conversation was general re-
lation Of Objection by Russell The
COurt directed the witness TO 20 on.
Go on and state what he said about
/ it? Ale said these girls had been
/ guilty of improper conduct with DR.. Pipes
IN various ways. He said one OF the
first things he discovered himself was a
system of signals between Josephine A.
Greenlee and DR. PIPES objection; that
part relating to the system OF signals eX-
I oluded
/ Q-Whst did be next specify?
/ The Court-The first pSrt OF the last sn-
swer Ia now excluded, unless he connects
I il with come specific fact. Excepted.
/ Q.-What other improper conduct did
I he next speak OF? Ale said Re was in
/ Dr. Pipes house daring DR.. Pipes illness;
/ D.. Pipes was confined 70 his room; Mrs.
/ Pipes asked him il be would remain long
enough TO be there when school closed, to
see what trsnspired between Miss GTeenles
snd the Doctor, and 10 10 so he went into
another room. where he could see Miss
Grsenlee's window. When Miss Greeplee
came home, she raised the blind Oh
iected to by Mr. Russell; srgumant; OBJ
lection sustained.
Q.-Well, Doctor, would ask you what,
If ANYTHING, Dr. Reed told you about Miss
Stephens end house Of assiguation. 81
+ tnNt LtLlNs 4 III ANC@NA csAAl ANat y CAiNA
time previous he had been called on to
treat patient in house of assigastiou
he msde his visit IS brief IS possible, for
be did not want 10 be zen in tie h0use or
his buggy in front; ne had made three
visits: wien lie msde his fourth visit be
found his patient ConvalesciDg. The pa
tient iried to detain him. hu, the Doctor
said he could not De detained; he was in q
hurry. She ssid: You need not be in q
hurry; your partner Is not IN hurry
when be comes be sHid ne hsd no
psrtnsr. ana wanted 70 know how she
knew. She said: "Nes you have; it's DR..
Pipes. lie comes here, and Is one Of cur
customers lie then acknowledged he
vas his partner, and asked Who met BIN
there. She said II WAS tyim ht;le woman
who always came heavily yelled; he asked
for description OF the dress she wore, and
from what the woman said Of her form and
size and dress he knew it was Miss Ste
phens Mr.. Russell moved to strike ont;
and counsel 20, into fine wrsngle over
the discussion which ensued; overruled. ]