The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-14

Q.-How long alter the shout till the
pistol shot2
Alt was almost instantaneous.
Q-How did you know he shot?
AL heard the sound and cav the
smoke.
Q-whers was DR.. Garrison al the
time he shot.
A.-At Mrs. Knights steps.
Odd you notice the man who shot
how he was dressed?
A.-No, air.
Q.-How did you come to see how
DR.. Baird was dressed and not how Gar.
fison was dressed ?"
AL was looking at Dr.. Baird and
only glanced at DR.. Garrison.
Q.-How did you come not to look al
DR.. Garrison after he shot?
AL was so excited.
Q.-When did you become excited
A.--After 1t was all over and he went
into the store.
Q.-How did you know he was shot?
Al saw his eyeball b1Ist and fall
out.
Q,-When he was standing so far away
with broad hat on, aud his back was "a
you, yon saw his eyeball burst aud DROP
out2
A.-Well, his back was not exactly
towards me.
Ole was going to Prager's store and
therefore had his back to you.
Ale was not all the time that way.
.Q-You could not have had a clear,
unobslructed view Of his face from the
second.story window at any time on ac'
count ofthe broad.brim hat.
A.-No, sir.
Q-Would it not have been mpossi.
BILE for you to have seen his eye when
he was walking from you2
Ale must have turned round.
Q-Are you sure Mr.. Prayer opened
the door?
A.-Yes, cir.
Q.-Didn't DR.. Baird open the door.
A.-No, sir; Mr.. Prsger opened the
door.
Q.-While DR.. Baird was walking
from the hitCh-ring to Prager's where
were DR.. Baird's hands2
A.-Hanging at his side.
Q.-How did you come to notice that 7?
A.-Well ! saw him.
Q.-Was there anything to call your
attention particularly to anything.
A.-No, sir.
Q-Conld you have seen what he did
with his left hand when his body was
between you and his left hand
Ali he had moved 1t | could have
seen It.
Q-Are you sure you could see his
left hand while bis body svas batween
you and the hand +? ="
Mr.. Howard objected on the ground
that Colonel Arrstt was asking a ques
ton based upon what had not been
given IN evidence. This was the cause
oi considerable talk among the attorneys.
The court overruled the objection, and
the witness replied:
"He was not directly between me and
bis left hand.
NE COULD SIZE BOTH HANDS.
The witness here explained that DR..
Baird was in such position that lie could
see both his hands.
Q-You do not know what DR.. Baird
had said il he had said anythingP
A.-No, sir. =,
Q-You do not know what he had
done before you saw him?
A.-No, sir.
Q-Do you know what he had done
or aaid at the time the second shooting
occurred2
A.-Eo, sir.
Q.-You were looking at Garrison?
Al was looking at both.
O.-Were you paying any attention at
all to anyone but Garrison when he was
shooting2
A.-No, sir.
Q-Can you remember what DR.. Gar
rison wore?
A.-Nothing but dicer 1t seems that
he had on light overcoat.
O,-How long time elapGed between
the first and second shotsT
A.-only moment.
Q.-Were they fred as rapidly as
popsible2
A.-No. sir.
O.-What did DR.. Garrison do after
the shot wss fired?
Al was looking at DR.. Baird then.
Q.-HoW did you come to lookat Dr..
Baird when Dr.. Garrison was doing the
shooting7
looked to see II he was shot.
O,-You knew DR.. Baird well, he was
your family physician and you did not
know DR.. GarriEon?
A.-Yes cir. =,
Q--is It not true that you have talked
this matter over at home2
Ayes cir, it has been talked over.
O-Was IL not impressed upon yonr
mind that II was important that DR.,
Baird was not doing anything when the
ahot was fred.
A.-.No sir, I do not know that II was
ever impressad upon my mind.
Odd YOU n0t know that 1t wss
vsSy important In this sr;al that 1t
should be shown that DR.. Baird Vsa
shot while doingnothinC.
A.--No, siL 1t vas pever mentioned
o.Did YOU not know that II was i'm
poftant that this thing be shown7
A,-Yes, sir, / know that.
Q-Haye you read The report OF this
tDI Ayes; l read of the inquest and
about the shooting .
Q-Did yon read the report oi thiE
case in yesterday's or ta.day's papeFs2
A.-No; believe not.
Q-why DO YOU hesttateT -,
Hovard-"I object on the ground thGO
this scolding is pived TO drive this boy
into bssty and III advised apBwers with
ont taking tinlO for reflection and con
Ittor Z wIangle aud talk Rbolt tough
hides Col. Arnett withdrew thequeSGoF
and asked II the Witpess had any troublI
remembering what he read yesterday II
the papers.
A.-No, sir. ,
There was long talk about the rule
OF court With regard to whether tht
attorneys ere 10 he required to staHd be
hind the counssl tables when sskini
Questions. Mr.. SomerStlls Snd Captain
i DoyeneF had q misunderstanding of tht
matter, and Il VAa finally decided TIA
both sides should atSnd bSCb and IRE tn
Questions at long range.
Q,-Have you heard any Of the eVi
dsnes that was printed yesterday or to