Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-07
Mt remember once, did you. A
You don't remember, do you'. A

TEL ought 10 DC uuuS.
Q.-Yes. and when you put "danged' in
YOUR disposition. YOUR husband said 'd-nn
and then they went back and put ''g'
into il. Al know he said DANCED but
don't know how ii was written.
O-HOw did il cOLe it was changed!
A.-Judge Boyd read it over and my hus-
band said il was DANCED.
Odd YOU have any conversation with
Mr. Tolbert. the man who went out OF that
corner q few moments ago, A.-NO. | Only
met him and have seen him; don't think
1 ever spoke 10 him IN my life
O-How Is il YOU can remember every
thing Mr., Robinson said and nothing your
husband said. A-Only this, that his
wife was in such a worry for fear he would
Get on the Jury, aud | said he wouldn't be
on the Jury, | didn't have any idea, for
mad heard HIM express himself; that was
TO my aunt Nancy Mcneil, in this town.
O.-When was that. A.-On the 9th Of
My.
Didn't YOU say you were not here on
the 9th Al went through the town 10
gel home
Didn't l ask you if you had been
here at any other time during the trial a.
/ I went through the town and stopped 4
oit: my child was with me, but my brother
was not.
O-What time did you get in here. A.
i came in on the evening of the 9TH and
STAYED over night; l got my dinner and
STAYED one night | came in on the evening
train. ana my child wasn't well and stayed
over u ght.
O-Now. don't YOU know you intended
10 stick 10 that testimony until you saw
| MIR Robinson pull my coat. Al didn't
see him pull your coat.
/ O.-Why did YOU make that statements
| 4 Do Won suppose l could remember how
/ long I was here
O-Why did you say that. Why did you
make that statement. if it's fact YOU ate
/ vour dinner and stayed all night. Well
we're waiting on you 10 tell US why it was
Well. why was it you made that state
ment il that wasn't true-can you tell US:
/ Col. Arnett-Auswer him.
! At was my intention to come in Tues
dav morning. but nv child was sick, and |
came ia on Monday evening.
O.-Madam, that's not it, | don't ques-
tion vour right to come in on Monday or
| Tuesday, but what 1 want 10 know is why
YOU told me you just ate your dinner and
sawed a little while, if you came in the
day before, Why did you make that state
mentl Do you know any reason why! A.
II didn't Just remember how long was
here.
O.-Well, YOU discussed the murder.
l
don't know that told her
Q-Why didn't you tell her what he
said. Al don't Just know why.
O.-When YOU told your aunt what did
She say. A-She read IL in the paper,
and said she hoped he would not be juror,
for his sister didn't want him 10 be.
/ C-Dont YOU know that on that day Mr..
/ Robinson had already been examined, and
was a Juror. A.-They brought the news
] I'm ri ha
/ O-You didn't see Monday evenings pa
per until Tuesday morning. A.-Yes, and
when l read that saw my brother in
/ laws name in the paper, aud she said she
/ hoped he would not be on the jury.
/ O-Nhen she told YOU that, did she say
| when she had heard this, A.-Yes; the
/ Wednesday before
Q And YOU said he bad expressed an
opinion. A-YeS.
/ % When did vou hear that a man who
/ had expressed an opinion couldn'r oe on the
I Jury. A My father was iuryman near
/ liz an his life
/ fatherl A-Yes.
Q.-Before YOU left home! A.-Yes.
/ O-Aud YOU have been married ten or
/ twelve wears. A.-Yes.
| O.-Was Your father ever on murder
Jury. A-Yes; I'm sure he was
Q-What one: Objection
. Did YOU tell anyone else at the house,
Al dOu't think l did.
@ What time did you leave, A.-Half-
past five
O-Then you were here nearly day and
a nalf. What tine did You get in the day
before. Al don't know; l came in on the
QCAnd left when: Wednesday,
the 9th.
Q.-You came in on Mosday evening
\ Yes.
| OWN you tell this Court how you
come 10 behere on Wednesday. At was
on Tuesday.
O-Didn't YOU say Wednesday, the 9th
| Then YOU were here Monday, all day Tues
dav and Wednesday. Al meant Tues
day | can't remember dates.
u Then how did IL come YOU spoke up
at iirst and id YOU had been here on May
6th! Al came In on Saturday, aud went
| Through. and ca@e back on Monday, and
my child was sick. and stayed until Tues
day.
Q-Now, don't you know that the ar
| rarrement was for Your husband to come
I'm ou Tuesday and get some sheet iron for
the school house! A-NO- Objection by
I Col. Arnett. who said he couldn't see what
odds IL made what dav or days she was
here: il was of no earthly Importance and
irrelative. To this Capt. DOvener said
an attempt had been made to impeach jurors
ON very important case. Ii DR.. Garrison
had fair trial, he didn't want this case to
20 over: if he had not, he wanted II TO go
over no matter what happened. But he
believed he had fair trial, and he
wanted To protect these jurors at all
hazards and wanted TO be allowed TO go on.
\ To This Col Arnett replied, referring TO the
/ late trial TO which Mr.. Howard objected,
and said ne did not want that outside mat.
/ ter lugged in Tue Colonel, warmly want
/ ed 10 know il Mr. Howard understood
! Anglo. Saxon, and was assured he did. The
/ Colonel and Mr. Howard INDUCED IN lit
| lie cross-fre. and then Col Arnett went on
/ with his criticism of Capt. Dovener's re
marks and of his crOSs-eXaminatlon OF the
yvitness. The Court said if the witness
I had told the truth IN her affidavit, the priS-
oner wouldn't suffer, and if not, the State
ouqht TO have the fullest and widest lnveS-
q DO you know DR.. Garrison' A
O-Did you call him Geo. 1. Garrison"
AEDr Geo. l. Garrison.
O-Then they asked you TO make this
statement, and you said he SAID he had
shot DR. Baird, and mad shot one OF the
/ hest men in Wheeling, and they ought TO
/ bone,the DANCED scoundrel: A-Yes
O-And nothing else. Al don't re
member.
voNr brother-iu-law Just come up there Tor
eggs. and said DR.. Garrison had shot one
of the best men in Wheeling, and that they
ought 10 hang the DANCED scoundrel, With
out Judge or jury, without anything else
being said. Al said they said some
/ thing else, out didn't remember l.
[ I a
0.-Was the deposition read to YOU. y
Il think il was.
O.-Didn't they ask you, did he or not
saV ANYTHING morei' Al said they did
not. that remembered of. y
O.-Examne that deposition, and see if