Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

IL would be pretty hot around there, or
something like that; did not then tell
her she could 20 TO her mother; got out
OF there.
Odd you get down on your knees?
A.-No.
Odd you have hold of her hands.
A.-No.
Odd you toueh her person in any
way? A.-No.
Rid any Improperly occur. A
No; unless Il WAS improper 10 quarrel
with Miss Stephens.
Tire witness examined diagram Of his
hnuse, and identified the various rooms.
The diagram was shown to the jury and
explained.
@ State when Miss Pipes came in,
durin the Arizona talk, If she said
anything about sn angel? A.-NO.
Odd she say anything about an
angel coming down on any other Occa-
si0ng A - No, I'll; the stock incident was
March 80 1888 Witness produced receipt
for money for stock signed by w J. w
Cowden.
Q-I- this the incident Mrs. Pipes
fixes in 1884? A.-Yes.
Odd you know anything about Mrs.
Pipes refusing to keep heI? A did
not know It until August or September.
Odd You hear Mrs. Pipes tell about
the incident when John was sick. A
Yea.
O.-What is the fact? A.-Nothing Of
the kind ever occurred; never heard the
story TIL she told it on the stand; was
never in room down stairs, with Mss
Stephens, 10 the dark; Mrs. Pipes never
came down to the sitting room, and found
Miss Stephens on the floor, in the corner,
and me By her. Nothing of the sort ever
occurred.
Odd your wife ever come home from
PRAYER meeting, snd stumble over You and
Miss Stephens2 A.--No such thing ever
occurred
Odd your wife ever 20 after butter,
ana leave Won in the house You beard
that story? Al don't know or recOllect
anything about it
Odd you ever kiss Miss Stephens ?
A Yes.
O-Oa what occasions? A.-When she
would 20 of on vacation she would
usually pass them around to the family.
Q.-Ever kiss her on any other occasion?
A-No.
Q.-whO would be by on these coca
sions? Any wife, Mics Anderson, the
Q-Did you take trip to Chicago? A.
Yes.
O-What was Mrs. Pipes demeanOr to
Won and yours 10 bel? How did You treat
Der? Alike always did; talked to
her without being addressed By her.
O.-Tell now of the incidents of your
trip to Bethany. Ave went to Bethany
in 1884. I think along pretty late IN Au'
gust; was Just able to walk about with
cane: Miss Anderson came down and gave
rs "a very cordial invitation; 1 think she
mentioned Miss Stephens was there that
was in Mrs. Pipes presence; it was quite
a drive for me. and when we got there l
was tired; l went into a room and lay
down on a bed; Miss Jane Anderson came
in and talked 10 me; about the Tune gOs
m Miss Emma Anderson and Miss Steph-
ems cam. in; they had been away some
where. Miss Stephens and took walk L
think Miss Anderson asked me to 20; my
wife made some excuse-said size was
tired we went out to the graveyard and
sat down on the stile or somewhere; II
YES before supper; we went ore hundred
wards OF so; don't remember Wnetner OF
NOT we walked around through the grave
yard don't recOllect OF being out OF
sisbt of the house; we did not take walk
after simmer; the first evening l think 1
PLAYED euchre; wewent out one day snOol-
ING: at no time did l and Miss STEPHENS
90 out walking before breakfast OF "ulIo
INV wife was dressing; one evening we
vent out To tea: whenI left homo put my
revolver in my pocket, with some cart
ridges thinking / would amuse myseli
shooting; Saturday I proposed to 20 out
sbootipO-said l wanted to see the girls
shoot. "A usual Mrs. Pipes would not gOi
Va went down to the creek; we shot al q
frnit can and then came beck through the
o,cbard. had trouble getting
nm. Mis-, Anderson and Miss Stephens
and were together all the time; 1t may
nav been two or three hundred yards'
there was no coucealment or exposure
hon il. we SIMPLY went down to shoot;
,bsre was house in the orchard, and re-
r,smber seeing people 90 along the road;
there were no improprletiesi TOOK no iiD
cities with Miss Stephens.
N At Bethany, did you talk privately
,,itn NTisa Stephens, or dodge around with
no A-No. | was not in lodging con-
ditiop; we bad no concerted arrangement
she did not meet me.
u Now, tell about the campmeetins'
We had to double mp N the convey
ances. every body was going; We got there
abont 10 o'clock; the fret person / met, 20
i,now was Mrs. Lyle or Mr.. Wilson, oil
RaIIaire was not with Miss Stephens;
7 cot in nv buggy to drive around the
aronnds. up on the hill saw Miss Stephens
and MR.. LYLE in buggy; l merely saw
them. for l was on anything but good
terms with Mrs. Lyle; was not drlvlog
with Miss Stephens; she was not IN the
h,ggv with me; at the dinner table MIS-.
pines WAS on one side of me, and MIS-
prof Anderson on the other; l don't re-
member much about the luncheon We
,vere ALI iumbled up together; did not
sit beside Miss Stephens; she ana ms.
I.vle were together; we did not nave d
b1gcy cushion, or eat OIL the same piece
Of ME: I don't know about the cup; II We
did. il was a cup which had passed arounu ;
I think there we about three persons to a
cnn. Miss Stephens did not 90 back Win
us. think it was Miss Anderson; -
DID you ever commit sdultry with
Miss StephensP A.-No, -, ...;o-,o
OEWere yOu ever a house OF Sss'gna.
,;oH With Miss Stephens? A.-No, nor
' LEY a5vone else; 1 was never in such a
b %,rs IN nv life, to know it; want 10 Q
saw that at one time, at New OIieSuS, :
visited some houses with party Oh PHysi'
Odd DR.. Mccoy. come to you at any
time about these troubles? A.-No, sir:
Odd he ever speak to You ABOUT