The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-20
.ITHE ARTEltNooN SESSION.

JQs0nlO. SUuLup Wts itls1iil WI tIlS sVtl''"
1t the opening Of the afternoon session.
He said he had made the copy Of the
report Of the coroner's inquest which
Col Arnett had, from copy he had
made for the State, and that he had
found thatthere were several errors in
1t. He asked permission to compare 1t
with original notes, and the deiense
being anxious to have the copy en-
tirelv correct he was excused from the
Z sfandito make such q comparison and
what corrections he found necessary,
the understanding being that he was
10 he recalled, and further examined
and cross. examined on another day
The State then called up number OF
new witnesses it had summoned and
had them sworn and excluded IRON the
court room. The defense called half a
dozen witnesses, one after another, but
tliey all failed to show up and there was
along wait, during which the attorneys
and reporters told stories and did other
improbable things and the Jury
stretched themselves and looked out OF
the windows,
Dr. Garrison was put upon the stand
few minutes alter o'clock.
Afnett-What is your nume?
George Irwin Garrison.
Q.-How old are YOU?
,A.-Forty years, May 6 last.
Where were you .bornf
AT West Liberty,
O.4-How long did you live there2
Al lived there and about there till
1875.
Q.-Where did you so from there'
A.-To Wetzel county.
= Q.AHow long were you there?
n A.-Iill. 1881.
q. Where did yougo then?
Is Al left there and came here about
September 10, 1881, and have been here
ia. Are YOU married or single man?
AL nm a married man.
Did you know d.. Baird before he
Al did.
Q.-TIow long did you know him?
A.-Since / came here in 1881.
O.-Do YOU remember difficulty you
had with him in the City Building last
September?
AL do, most distinctly.
4 G.-Now please so on and give that
f1ific,ltv
"a Ii III eama down from home and went
tbro,,cb tho main nall from the north
srd. q tyas n few minutes after nine
o,cI6cE. i,irned into the lobby OF the
~ oti;cn 4Le city clerks office and the
.e;ty' yaceivetSs Office: they are all III one
~ vi With . large omen space entering
H. tiSsn; Ill. from the main hall into
Ms inhbv fbere 4 n dauble door; | saw
~ Rs;rd inst as I was about to
erier. he was coming out on tho
ia,snr side az the door started to pass
IN l,as,,i5e wall I'm In the upper side
e tLe doer S;ving HIM ample room to
,,ass mo he nossed he said, "You
: :s sTs d;rty nidgerfiea ----
salllr :, + 4 4nrssd +onnd and said. "Doc-
s4or Won are nm older man than am,
III ~, ,,,,,st mt taIly ia me that wav.''
= IL pSs so;S ayon d;rtv - III
-, -, IN, oortb nm With Won if Won talk
y,an We ,ynTn focinS each other
~ NC .,d ba trncI. At me- Turned IN
~. 80, ssu ~ tba IIov etrncl,, me on the
is..o ~ - - e,4ornsJ WITH him and took
~ I..j e,,,itar NV loft nrm and
sssa.,, Il tSS Mn With nv ricbt, was
5i.s6is aea;rst Tho wire netting
md conld moi strike him hard. think
~ IL +broo t;mee when Mr..
fIsIln came nm and nut his hand on my
[ l isssI Ss. sa;J 1noctor th;s mist
EN-, i y i LIT "a DR.. Baird and went
5S9is 4 niece with Mr.. Deku. DIR. Baird's
5;ssH = ! sp prose Tohn shellSase, Mr.. Deku
III 49, Hold him hacl, n short dis.
.s'tu froro me- Twice he STRUGGLED
a stI,,r from them and came up close to