Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-17
THE TENTH DAY.
A TRgx gNDOUS lot OF EVIDENCE ADDUCBD
DURING IT,

DURING 1T.
. Or. MeCoy ShI on the Sand-Ths Trial May Las
Ten DAYS or Two Weeks to Come
No Session To-Day.
The tenth day of the Pipes-McCoy cas'
started a little earlier than usual yester'
dsy morning Everybody concerned was
on hand about quarter of an hour early,
in response to a request by the Court that
matters be pushed little The indl'
cations are, ~ there are about twenty wit
nesses vet 10 be examined for the defense,
a number for the plaintiff, and all the
evidence in rebuttal, besides couple OF
three days for arguments, that the Gaze
will run through sll of the coming week,
at least and possibly may run till the
end of the term.
DIR. M'COY RECALLED.
O.-At the meeting of the Richie dis
trict commissioners, in passing the nomi-
nation of Miss Stephens, Miss Greenlee,
or both. what did Dr. Pipes say, if any
thing with reference 10 his right arm?
When We were about to turn down
thu application Of these two teachers, DIR.
Pines WAS urging their retention, and l
was onposing it. DR.. Pipes held out his
right arm and said: a would rather
lose this right arm Of mine than TO have
these two nominations turned down. ."
He repeated this, saying he would sooner
his arm would harg palsied at his side
than have the nominations fail. said
that would he On additional reason for me
to vote against them.
o What was said, Of the same kind,
in the Board of Education? AT the
August meetinz of the Board, DR.. Pipes
read the same statement, in the presence
Of the Board.
O-What information, if any, had you,
before you took around the petition, or
prior 10 1857, had you as to any circum-
stances. under which Miss Greenlee, or
Miss Stephens, or both, had left teaching
in Bellaire?
The Court-What is the question?
Question read
The Court-I'll hear you, Mr.. Caldwell.
MIR. Caldwell said he desired to prove
that while teaching in Bsllaire Miss Green
lee had remained 10 a school room, Of the
school house. with the principal, and that
DR.. Pipes knew THE. Ruled out.
Doctor. will you state the circum-
stances attending a call, If there was any
such call, which you made on DR.. Pipes
sometime prior TO the occasion spoken OF
bv the PLAINTIFF witnesses, when you told
them what they have related? Al don't
think understand. Conversation read.
No. sir. I don't recollect any such call.
O.-WiIl YOU state whether, at call at
any time PRIOR to 1887, there was an oc-
currence when you had to wait on him to
come from back roOm2 A.-Yes, | had
called on him to see him about little
matter. l called two OF three times, but
he was out. The third time took out my
watch and looked to see how long l could
wait. 1 waited on him; then the door of
his private office opened and Miss Green
lee came out. His private office Is immed-
lately back of his public office.
Doctor, in this interview with Will
liam Wilson, I'll ask you whether you said
DR.. Pipes had been to a house of i'll fame
with a small lady dressed in black, sup
posed to he Miss Stephens? A.-No, sir;
don't recollect OF any such conversation.
Odd You say he spent three hours a
day with her. or about the signals? Al
don't remember anything about the sig
nails.
O.-Now, in talking with Mrs. Werner,
I'll ask You where you saw her at. A
don't remember Mrs. Werner: when she
came on the stand, thought she was
total stranger; l can't recall saying any
thing to her.
O.-State whether or not you recOllect a
conversation with Jos. A. Ankle, which he
detailed here, or of talking to him about
DR.. Pipes and Miss Greenlee? Alt
might be talked with him, after the mat
ter vas published in the papers, but can I
recall it; may have talked with him IN
his store
20 DO you remember of talking to him
about an designation house? Al don't
remember telling him anything about 1t.
Q-Ssate whether you had told Her
mann Bentz that Dr. Reed had told you he
had seen DR.. Pipes going to house Of as
signation with a trim little woman, sup
posed to be Miss Stephens? Al never
talked to him about the matter in that
shape
o DO you remember talking to Mrs.
Habberfeld A.-Yes.
O-State what IL WAS? Al remem-
Der being at her house the day the petition
was taken around. don't remember the
exact conversation. l was only there
moment. She asked me why l dldn't
want Miss Greenlee as a teacher told
her she had acknowledged sleeping with
DIR. Pipes, and did not think that WAS
the right conduct for teacher. Mrs. Gus
ter and her daughter we're present.
Odd Won tell her the Doctor spent
two or three hours a day with Miss Green
lee2. Al don't think made that re-
mark
Q-What conversation did you have
with Mrs. Custer OF Miss Custer. A
/ don't think a word was said to Mrs.
Caster about it; that is my recollection.
Q.-Do You recall talking to John Wal
ford about it2 A.-Yes.
O.-Do you recollect Walford's asking
YOU about the scandal? Al think l
do
O.-what did you say Any re-
collection is said it was connected with
tenants in his house, or something OF that
sort.
Odd you say that Dr. Pipes had
been seen coming out of Miss Greenlee's
house at late hour at night? do not
remember it.
Q.-Do you remember Mr.. Kefer call
ing on You after he heard yOu and DR..
Pipes were at law? A.-Yes; he came in
and introduced himself. He was total
stranger to me. He said what is this
trouble between you and DR.. Pipes?" l
said: 81 don't know He said: What
has occurred to give him cause OF &C
tiopP" | said did not want to talk about
it. but If he would 20 to Mrs. Pipes, or
Prof Crago, OF De- John Pipes, they would
tell him all about il, that had got my in
formation from them. He made another
remark. and l said "Mr. Keller, don't
want to talk about it," l don't remember
telling him If DR.. Reed had lived l
would have been able TO prove DR.. Pipes
had been in house Of designation. did
not tell him that Dr. Pipes was little bet
ter than a conscientious hbertine. l
never said It.
Do YOU remember . conversation
with Mr.. Miller abOut two years sgOf A.
Yes.
O.-What was said2 Al don't know
that I csn repeat the exact words. The
question Of the appointment of the school
teachers came up, and l said it was sufi-