Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-10

YOU lock tho Doctor aud Miss Stephens in
the house and 20 after the butter? A
He wanted me to 20
Q-Why didn'f you sesd toe girl? A
He wanted me 20 gn. He gave me the
charge, and l said l would send the gIl.
He said, "Ob, 20 yourself and eet some
thsts fit to eat
Q.-Thats sli he said? A Yer.
. You didn't invite Miss Stephens
to " Tor a little rals? A No.
Q-HoS long we've yvu gone? A Hall
sn hour.
Q-Whe1 vas the next improperly?
April. 1884. Miss Stephen Was at our
house All that time; was only on tolerably
friendly terms with her; she belonged to
our church
Q.-Tbst WA the occasion when Dr.
Brice called three times? A.-Yes, the
third time he came went up 10 her room
I bad called him twice, apG the tnird time
/ went Tor him, before got TO the door [
heard him say, Quit that" snd shs
laughed He wac on his knees, aud she
was sitting on chair with her feet right
close TO his knees right in front. When l
opened the door he had hold of her left
hand. Her right hand was over her head. |
went up stairs "a / generally do. / didn't
know what might lind; thought i would
20 and see.
Q-ADd it WAS the Doctor who hollow
Cd quit? A.-Yes. told her to take
her clothes and 20. was euraged.
O.-You did ~. get enraged until 1884?
Al didn't get terrible-didn't get 10
fighting
Q.-How high was her dress? Al
could see her stockings; don't know
whether You would call that proper or not;
they held on to each other till | spoke.
Q.-What did Miss Stephens say when
YOU told her 10 20? A.-NOthing; be
Jumped to his feet and said to her; "YOu
stay here; if she don't like what is going
on here. she can take her clothes and 90 to
her mother Their excuse was they were
talking about Arizona silver mine stock.
= Didn't you know they were talk
ing about the stock; that he had promised
her $3.50 worth, ana had then sold to John
Brown Sl25 Of it, and that neither of
them were 10 a very good humOr? Al
heard them TALKING about it, do not know
that he was sitting On a stove;
MISS STEPHENS WANTED To STAY.
Didn't you know that Miss Steph-
ems would have went, had you not apollo
gized? A No, she came TO me and said
she wanted to stay if she went, after liv-
ipg there 40 long, people would talk about
her; told her if / was boarding in house,
aud the wife charged me with the things
had charged her with, / would 20 as quick |
Is l could get my clothes.
NO SPECIFIC CHARGE.
Q.-What bad you charged her with;
criminal intimacy? A.-NO, bad never
charged her with that; | told Der she
might remain, but it would not be very
pleasant for her; told her afterwards she |
could stay. that didn't want scandal;
tina. was second time she approached me, |
after she had been in Steubenville. She |
stayed on till the last of June; she came TO
me, when school closed, and wanted to
know if she could stay in the fall; l told |
her no, she should never stay in the house;
she said she Sas sorry DIR. Pipes WAS sick;
If be was well, she would stay; told her
| intended to run the house after that
especially the bOArders.
Q-You were not ia terror then? A
No
Witness disclaimed practicing any de-
ceit on the Doctor, when, at Bethany, she
told him that Miss Stephens didn't 90 back
to the house until witness went. At Beth
any Miss Anderson asked witness TO take
Miss Stephens back; witness said she
would not she had boarded her nine years
tho long then; witness had told Miss An
dersOn some Of Miss Stephens inproprie-
ties
Capt Doyentr led the witness back over
the graveyard incident at b thany, and
witness said the reason she did not 20 with
the couple was because she was worn ont
with nureiug her husband, and not because
she distrusted them. When they went ont
TO shoot at the marx the next day, and
Miss Anderson came back and left DR..
Pipss and Miss Stephens alone, witness
didn't ask about the couple, and had no
suspicious, but thought it didn't look very
proper
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