Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-16

Q.-And you came voluntarily? A.
Yes.
O-You say you were right in front
of DR.. Hennig's? Ayes.
O.-You were looking in the direction
YOU were going? A.-Yes; L had my
back toward Main street.
There was some misunderstanding as
to whether or not the witness was going
into the store when she heard the Shots
and the witness cleared it up by saying
Dir. Hennig's store had nothing to DO
with her visit to the city, and when she
heard the first shot she was frightened,
and just stepped in the door.
MINNIE MARSHALL.
O.-Where were you living on the 7th
of March last? AT Alice Brad
ford's.
O-Where is your home? An
Martins Ferry.
Odd you know DR.. Baird when you
saw him? Ayes.
O.-Do you remember the occasion OF
DIR. Baird being shot? A.-Yes, Satur-
day.
O-Where were you just before the
cbootinp-a short time before? A.-On
| Mais street.
O.-Where were you going? A.-To
Alice Bradford's.
O-Where does she live? A.--On
Market street, above Haller'S auction
room.
Q.-What street did you go down?
A.-On Eleventh street: on the side
Switzer's store is on.
Odd you see DR.. Baird as you
came down Eleventh street? Ayes,
saw him; he was getting out Of his
buggy; DR.. Garrison was walking up
the street.
Q.-Where was his buggy? Alright
up by the hitching ring; l don't know
what store is there; am not acquainted
Odd you see DR.. Garrison? A
Yes, he was going up; he passed me on
the same side of the street.
Q.-Where? A little piece below
the alley.
Q.-About how far below the alley?
Al couldn't just say how far below;
Just little piece below; mean towards
, Market street.
Q.-What did you hear? Al heard
the remark made: "Take that back,
you dirty -" but don't know who
made it; 1t was all one remark. don't
know who made it; didn't turn around.
Q.-What did you hear about that?
Al heard nothing else till | heard a
gun go off twice; didn't see who did
the shooting; didn't look around.
Odd you hear more than one re-
mark made? A.-No, only heard some
one say he didn't take it back.
CRoss-EXAMINATIoN.
only knew the man by sight; ! had
! seen him come up there in his buggy
for several mornings; / have been liv-
ing in Wheeling about three months;
had been living at Alice Bradford's and
MYRTLE Linnwood's; her house is house
of prostitution; / had been working
there-nothing but working there: her
house is in Fader's house on Main street;
it is house of ill-fame; | dent know
the number, it is on Main and Twentieth
streets: | only know Main and Market
streets and Eleventh streets; don't
know the name of the streets; | don't
know what street that is out there;
had never been any fur Their than the
Market house in Wheeling until l came
here to live; had lived with Myrtle
Linnwood about one month, and at
| Alice Bradfords about one month;
that morning had been up to Stone
& Thomas; | went there myself, not on
an errand; | worked for her-a servant
girl did all kinds OF work-all work;
| there's two roomerS and one family;
Mrs. SnouSe, Creeght Griffin, and Mrs.
| Church and Mr.. Mas; | had not been
away on previous mornings; had seen
DR.. Baird driving up and going up there,
aud | had been down there at the
corner of the street and seeing where
he stopped; | saw that because it
was my habit to take the baby out; it
would have been nearer to have gone up
the alley, but / just went the other way;
was walking rapidly down Eleventh
street; | was hurrying, but still | did
not go down the alley-I just went that
way-that is all know; didn't think
of going down the alley.
Q.--Where were when you first saw
DR.. Baird? Al was coming down
Eleventh street when saw DR.. Baird,
and he drove up to the ring and was
tying his horse, and DR.. Garrison was
coming up
Q.--Where were you when you saw
DIR. Baird? A.--Below the alley.
Q.-What time of day was it? A
1t was Saturday, about 10 o'clock.
Q.-Where did you see DR.. Garrison?
Al was down below the alley, when
saw DR.. Garrison.
O.-What was he doing? A.-Noth-
ing, just walking up.
O.-How was he dressed? Al
couldn't tell: don't know if he had an
overcoat.
O.-How was DR.. Baird dressed?
Al couldn't say; didn't know either
man; | first saw DR.. Garrison about
week before the shooting; he was just
up street, and Miss Bradford said
we were talking about the Doctors
and she said, there goes Doctor-Dr.
Garrison; only saw him twice before
the shooting; l don't know what brought
it up; he was going up past the market
house, and we were looking out Of the
window; he was on the pavement, on
the same side we were; he was just be-
low us.
Q.-You were walking rapidly down
the street? Ayes, and l had passed
below the alley when l saw DR.. Baird; !
know where the paper store is, and
Switzer's; he was hitching his horse,
and l heard some one saying,
"Take that back, you dirty -;
| was above there then; / heard moth