Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-29

out, and also invited DR.. and Mrs. Pines
ne WAS asst recovering from an illness, anC
| thOueh it would be pleasant; | told then
Miss Stephens wOuld be there; Mrs Piuel
said they had thought Of going to the noun
iains; l Sas $ lttle offended that she die
rot receive my invitation more graciously
1t was not all sure they would come, bnt
they di was at Wellsburg when they
arrived: when / got back Mrs. Pipes was
sitting at ire door and the Doctor was ".
ing down; kissed Mrs Pipes, and sup
posed | kissed DR.. Pipes also; told Miss
Stephens, In the presence OF the others.
would have TO sssist in getting tea. and
suggested a walk; Miss Stephens invited
Mrs Pipes, but she said she ives tired
Miss Stephens and Dr.. Pipes went out, aud
sat do Fn on a stile; they were back to tea
the next day OF two DR.. Pipes, Miss
Greenlee and I went TO the creek and shot
1t a mark on tree; we then crossed the
fence, and went home through the orchard
do not remember that we were not to-
gether; there is no part Of the walk we
took that would be mid ftom view, unless il
would be in the orchard; do not know of
any improperly or familiarity between
Dr.. Pipes and Miss Greenlee; Sunday
morning we went TO campmeeting /
went in the buggy with DR.. an.
Mrs. Pipes; We met Mrs. Lgle
there aud Others; Miss Stephens
and Mrs. Lyle were friends, and spent
most OF the Gay together; do not remem-
her of seeing Dr. Pipes and Miss Stephens
together; l saw DR.. Pipes and Miss
Stephens together at the gate of the house,
one morning; that's the only time l ever
saw them together; l saw no lodging
around corners" between them; at lunch
con, at campmeetiDg, l cannot recall that
DR.. Pipes and Miss Stephens were together,
or that they had a buggy cushiOn; did
not ses them biting off the same piece Of
pie; don't think it occurred; l have no
recollection of going to Mr.. Pipes and
asking her 10 take Miss Stephens back; !
might have spoken of it; never said il
would be injurious 10 Miss Stephens char
acter if she did not take her back; mad
no iutimstion Of Mis- Pipes suspicious
until 1886; may have said felt sorry foI
Miss Stephens, but at that time l did not
know of Mrs Pipes feelings; do not recall
it, but if l said It, it only referred to Mns
Stephens being lonely; Mrs. Pipes never
spoke to me about any improprieties-sh:
did not speak Of any bedroom scenes
Mr.. Pipes talked to me about some thiug'
about Miss Greenlee; that was in 1881
near the close OF school; she mad said moth
ing before that time
CROSBY ANIMATION.
At Mrs. Pipes new house Miss Steph
ems and l occupied two rooms over ihs
sitting-Toom and library. Witness wen
on TO describs the house, very much a,
Miss Stephens had done Witness was
frequently az Mrs Lighton's; she recalled
the birthday occasion, bat could not fix
the year; she had talked the matter over
with Miss Stephens; recOllect no differ
ence in the treatment of Miss Stephe IS and
myself; she was uniformly kind to us; IL
1881, when was visiting there, though,
they were not quite so friendly; had no
ticsd no change, up to that time; DR.
Pipes was then cOnvalescent; l can
not say just what it was;
merely thought things we're not quite
so pleasant; the coOluess was not marked,
but slight; when l invited them TO come
TO our house. l remarked: miss Stephen
will be there, and 1t will be pleasant fOf
you:n I think l made the invitation
finally, in Dr. Pipes presence; she spoke
something about thinking they had bstteT
20 TO tue mOuntains-the matter was
spoken OF several times; saw she had au
inclination to 20 some place else; on th'
Chicago trip l saS nothing unusual; | di'
not observe that Dr. Pipss did not speaA
to his wife without being addressed BY
her Witness re-t0ld the incidents Of ID,
Bethany visit, substantially as on di:ec
exsmiaa' ion. Witness aaid she did moi
observe anything unusual in the invitation
given her, by Ms. Pipes, to get in the
buggy with her and the Doctor; she could
observe no desire 10 prevent any one elsa
getting in; Mrs. Pipes bearing n, the camp
meeting was peculiar; she was unpleasant
to all alike to no one especially, tina
witness observed; abs was generally out
humor.
recall time when Mrs. Pipes faiC
Miss Stephens was not pleasant about th'
house, but thought nothing OF 1t, excep
there had been some little uDpleasantnes
of trivial nature; did rot find the REQ
cause until 1886; she had talked M
alb mt Miss Greenlee in 1881; in 1876 sat
told me about the incident, when JohI
was sick. and the Arizona stock incident
in 1881. she told me the 1880 story, sub
stautiallv as has been related here; Ii wa
when Miss Greenlee came into the roOmi
can't say had sny knowledge of the 1875
story; l think l recollect OF her taking
breakfast there, but l don't know where
she slept; there were three bedrooms be
sides ours; couldn't say certainly she haC
taken breakfast there, bat think she had
I had no knowledge Of the 70 occuIence a.
the tins; she told me Of the 1880 occurrence
in 1881; 1 never heard of the occurrence o
1879 until saw it in the reports of tn
trial.
CAPTAIN HERMANN sCHOCKEY.
DR.. Mccoy came to my house to &c
signers to a petition against Miss Greenlee
he asked me to sign the petition; said
would not sign it; then be told me Mrs
, Pines came to his house and told him lot
of things, which ne was ashamed to repeat
he said she bad slept in bed with DR.. anC
Mrs Pipes, and she had got up and wen
out to the store to get something for break
fast: when she came back they we're not
nm. and she went up stairs and asked then
il they we're ever going to get up; be did
not present the petition to me
Defense moved TO exclude the testimony
ovtrfuled.
MISS SUE GREENLEE.
am a sister of Miss Josephine A Green
lee. she was AZ years Old when che died
in 1883; nv sister and l kept house to
petber; my sisters health WAS very poor
She had eatarrh Of the head; we WeT
sick a great deal; once she was out o
school six weeks, aud at other times sh
would be out one or two weeks; very Otter
when she was teaching, che would COM
home very much exhausted, and l would
send DIR. Pipes to her; he would write pre-
scriptions for her, and would get then
filled. nj other times she would 90 to his
office he 90. an instrument for her, to max
vapor. for her ears; my relations with Mrs
Pines were cordial up to three years ago
then she called last; the last time she csll
cd Miss Baron aud Miss Scott were there
DIR. Pines was there; he had an examina
ton paper, and he called my sister out t.
see it; when Miss Scott came went on
and told him to hurry up; DR.. Pipes toll
me to 90 back and talk to them and the.
would be through in a few minutes; thei
Miss Baron came, and / went out again
they again told me 10 90 back and talk {
the girls and they would soon be in;
went back and in short time they cam
in; the Doctor spoke TO the girls, and the
said to his wife: Sally, Pill leave you her
till 7 coma tack;n he went away, and Mrs