The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-16

BhootlnR; she only heard the one re
marx made, and "he didn't take Il
back"
Cross-examlned by Anett:
Q.-How long did you live in Wheel
A.-rhree months.
Q--All the time at Alice Bradtord'si
A.-All but a while at Myrtle Lyn'
woods.
Q-Myrtle Lynwood's is a house ol
prostitution, isitnot?
Ayes, sir.
Q-what we're you doing there2
A.-WorkluR.
Q-Notbing but working?
A.-No, sir, nothing but working.
| Q-How long did you live with Alice
Bradford?
Al lived at Myrtle Lynwood's two
months and at Bradford!s one month.
Q-Where had you been that morn
1.-TO Stone & Thomas dry goods
SQ-Does Mrs. Bradford deal thereP
A.--No, cir; went there for myself.
Q-What do you do at Alice Brad
/
Al am a servant girl; I do every
thing there is to do.
Q-How many Others are there in the
house?
A.-Three others room there.
She then gave the names Of the room.
ers at Mrs. Bradford's house.
HOW SHE KNEW IT.
She had stated previously that she
knew It was Dr.. Baird's buggy because
she had seen him there on other morn.
ines.
Colonel Arnett then asked where she
had been on othef mornings so that she
could see where Dr. Baird's horse and
buggy were, when the house in which
she lived did not permit her 10 see
Eleventh street.
She stated that she had been in the
habit OF taking the baby out each morn
ing and she had seen him stop there.
Q,-Where were you when you saw
DR.. Baird?
AL was walking down Eleventh
street and l saw DR.. Baird get out Of his
buggy and was hitching his horse.
Q-Where were you then?
A.-Below the alley.
Q-Where did you see DR.. Carlton? I?
Adjoining up Eleventh street below
the alley.
Q.-How long had you known DR..
Baird and DR.. Garrison.
Al didn't know either OF them ex-
cept by sight. About a week before
that Alice Bradford and l were standing
at the window talking about the doctors
and DR.. Garrison came along aud she
said, there's doctor now; DR.. GArri'
con"
Colonel Arnett asked more questions
about how she came TO be acquainted
with the identity OF the doctors and she
explained it satisfactorily.
Q-Where did you frat sec DR.. Baird
that morning?
Al was near the alley and he got
out Of his buggy and commenced to
hitch bis horse.
Q.-Where did you see DR.. Garrison? ?
Al met him below the alley COM
ing up.
Dwell, what then2
Al went on a little further and l
heard some one say, "Take that back
you dirty -"
Q-Who said that2
Al do not know.
Q.-What happened then?
Al heard two shots fired.
Q-Who fred them2
Al do not know. did not turn
round.
Q-You didn't turn round to see2
A.-No sir, was 80 excited. turned
round later and saw DR.. Baird going
into the paper store.
Odd you notice the kind OF horse
DR.. Baird drove.
A.-No, sir; paid no attention.
Q.-To whom did you tell these
Al went down and told Alice Brad
ford, but did not tell it all.
Odd you ever tell anyone else the
whole story? :,
A.-No, sir; no one but Mr.. Howard.
Odd you ever tell Mrs. Bradford
all the story?
A.-No, Sir; 1 left there shortly after.
Q.-Where did you go2
A.-Down to'Myrtle Lin woods, and
have been there since.
O-Haye you ever been back to
Eleventh street to see the place again
since2
A.-No. cir.
She was excused.
Charles Neugart was next examined.
He lives at Bridgeport; he is IA years
old; he is Mrs. Patterson's brother; he
was with his sister at HeuniE's drug store
when the shooting occurred he did not
know whose drug store 1t was; his at
tention was called by the first shot; he
turned his head and saw DR.: Garrison
with the pistol In his hand; he was
poinlipg It toward Main street; he knew
Inc shot was fred, because he heard the
shot and saw the smoke; pr. Garrison
was pointing the revolver toward Main
street; he did not know DR.. Baird; he
dId not know DR.. Garrison; he would
mt know him II he would see him now.
Gross examined by Colonel Arnett. =,
Q-Were you told you would be paid
for coming over here?
A.-.No cir.
0-who subpoen9l you?
A.-Ed. Rellar, the policeman over
o~Didn't he tell you you would be
pdtd tot CoHtHS HS'St
A-No sir.
Odd you know he could not make
you come hCreq :.
Al didn't know anything about 1t;
Q.-where were you when you heard
the shot iredP
A-Iwas with my sister.
Q-You didn't know Dr.. Garrison
flied the shot?
o-You heard nor saw nothing before
| the shot was hred7
o-And you turned and saw man
pointing pistol toward Main stfeet2
ODD you SEQ anyone near himF
o-YOa W. were at DR.. Heunts's drug
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