The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-13
air limo measurement from Walton's
window TO the hitch ring.
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side OF Eleventh street; he s'ood TO tie
his horse; he was at the horses head on
the pavement aud started 10 the hitch
ing ring in the curb stone to tie his
hoEe.
TIE horses head wss up 10 the ring;
Dr.. Baird was little west OF the ring.
There is gas "axing" right above the
ring and he was about half way between
the gas "fxing" and the ring. Miss
Walton here made Gross mark on one
Of the photographs provided, indicating
the location Of DR.. Baird's feet at that
time. Miss Walton was looking out Of
the window and her attention was at
tracted to DR.. Baird because she sup.
posed he was going to call on a young
man she knew was sick at Mrs. Knights.
II did not see anyone on the pavement
when DR.. Baird was tying his horse; l
next saw DR.. Garrison on the street; l
noticed him frs. near Mrs. knights
STEP" Here she indicated by the figure
the location OF DR.. Garrison when she
first saw him.
Question by Howard-"What was Dr..
Garrison doing when you fBt saw
him?"
A.-"He had his revolver in his hand
and was coming up the street towards
Main street."
Q-"Wbat did DR.. Garrison do next2
A.-"He raised his revolver and shot
DR.. Baird"
Q.-"What did Dr.. Baird do2"
A.-"He stood still about two seconds
and started toward Pra2er's store"
Q-"What did Dr.. Garrison doP"
A.-"He fred another shot"
Q-"ADd what did DR.. Baird do
then?"
A.-"He staggered and dropped his
head es II he had been hit"
Q-"Did he fall2"
A.-!"No, sir; be staggered over to Pra.
gers store and wentin."
Q-"What did DR.. Garrison say?"
Al did not hear either one say
anything"
Q-"Gould you see either one ofthem
saying anything as they came towards
each otber2"
A.-"No, sir; I could not tell whether
they were talking or not"
Q-"When did DR.. Garrison take his
pistol in his hand2"
Ar did not see that. He had itin
his hand when he came into sight"
Q-"Did DR.. Baird make any motion
to strike Dr.. Garrison before he shotW
A.-No. air; he stood with his arms at
his sides"
Q-"What had he in his hands 2"
A.-"He had nothing in his hands"
Q.-"Did he make any motion with
his hands?"
A.-"No, sir; he held his hands at his
side and made no motions"
he MADE NO MOVEMENT.
Q-"After the first shot was fired, did
DIR. Baird move towardIDr. GarriGouf"
Ale did not move toward DR..
Garrison at any time"
Q-"Now, understand me dearly;
did DR.. Baird move toward DR.. Garrison
when DR.. Garrison came up TO him, or
did he make any move toward him after
the first shot was fred and before the
second shot was tired?"
Ale did not move toward DR.,
Garrison at any time"
Q-"AiteE the ast shot was fred
what did he dor"
Ale turned toward Pagers
store"
son, was it not2"
Ayes, sir" i
Q-"Did Dr.. Garrison move toward
A.-'I do not know If he did OF not.
Q-"AiteF DR.. Baird walked into
Praeer's store what did Or. Garrison
A.-"Ho walked down Eleventh street
'oosrG 1@"what pisii did he 10 with his pistol 2"
G.-"Hs still had the pistol in his
''IS o-"which hand did Or. Garrison
have his pistol in when be sa9s Dr.
Ain his right hand" :,
Q,-"You say DR.. Baird had moved
toTnrds Prpget's store before the second
shot was fred2n
AYES, tiS."
Q-"Had you seen DR.. Baird coming
10 tnat place before that dayT ;,
AYES, sir; once or twice before"
Q.,DO you know why he came
~ A.-"ro attend boy who was stcE at
< Q-"When for the first time had you
seen De Baird come there, and how
1-"About week before, and 1 saw
him twice."
at Mra. Knights2"
side OF the door,"
Miss Walton testified that she was
present when the photograph oil E.ev.
epth street gsa made ftom their window
ana that It was iatthiBl representation.
The picture was made aVekk 81 Two
a0o and was made from the window oRt
oi which she was looking the day ol the
shooting, The horse in the picture bore
abont the sGtaS ssIstiOn to the ring IS
DR.. BAird's horse did.
THE CROSS RxANISATIoS.
Colonel Arnets cross examined the
witprts. at vas Saturday, March Z,
about half past ten o'ciack" She and
NefT Lang and her brother were * THO
window looking out; she was on the
west s.de, sitting down; Netl Lang was
sitting on the Sppcsite eide and her little
brother Was standing 6stVeen them
thew were there for no paIticaiSfSeason ;
the v ipdow was down the room isussd
for a Ritchen the next room west Is
bed r0om; breakfast bad been over
about three aud bali hours; the table
was at the other end 6t the room the
stoye Is ut the east end; she hrst sag uF'
baird west Of the alley; she could Sse
\ dovn Eleventh street TO the alley from
where size Was sitting she didn't notice
DR.. Baird till he S1Es above the alley
ho was driving near the RsTePent on
| he north side; he got out OF his ouEs?
on tue north side; he went to the buggy
togst strap 70 tie his horse there ts
Blind, but nc curtains 9t The window che
she then described DR.. Bairds posi-
tion while tying the h1ree as stoopinG
and not EauattiUg. There gts aonEdSr
a6le trouble getting a description o. Dr
BSird's position IS he ives tying thi
horse. She did not observe him very
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