The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-21
AFTERNooN SESSION.
DR.. Garrison,s Examination Concluded.

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other witnesses.
Q.-who told you that your only es-
cape was to leave town, and that DIR.
Baird would kill you?
At was from what DR.. Myers told
me; others nave told me that he had
said he would drive me out OF town or
kill me.
second shot what did you do2
A.-The shots were fired very close,
and / turned round and walked away,
down Eleventh street to Stole q Bayha's
crossing. ,.r
Al did not.
Q-Do you know Mr.. Holt?
TA,-I do not. l know the man who
used to be messenger at the CONNER
cjal Bank, and have learned that he is
Mr.. Holt.
A.-No. .
Q-Do you know James Montgomery?
Al do not know him.
Mr.. Taylor was brought in and DR..
Garrison said he had never seen him
before to know him.
O.-Was not Mr.. Taylor and Mr.. Holt
and Mr.. Montgomery at Dush q Gauss
Al do not remember seeing them.
There we're number who came out OF
the market house and Mr.. Holt was
among them.
you to detain you.
Q,-Didn't you brush past HIM and
step and talk to Mr.. Armstrong. : =,
Al never saw John Arnstrongitill
saw him here.
Didn't you talk to him in the
presence of Mr.. Taylor.
A.-No, sir.
Q.-You talked to Dunlevy and Krei-
ter at the market house crossing.
Ayes sir.
O.-Within ten feet of the crossing at
Dnsch 4 GAUSS saloon, did you not stop
and say that DR.. Baird had called yop q
niger and you had SHOT
him because he would not take it back
didn't you say that to John Armstrong!
Al not only did not use that Ian
,cuare, but never saw John Armstrong
till | saw him here.
Q.-Didn't you walk past that ring on
Eleventh street before DR.. Baird or his
horse came there. J,4,
Al never saw that ring till We had
the view the other day.
n;JYik 1vo,1 TOOEa Dr- R11r0 ar or
near the alley?
Al did not come down there past
the hitch ring, nor did Inject Or. Baird,
nor did go past him and return;
Q.-Didn't you see DR.. Baird, and
didn't you speak to him first?
Al did not speak to anyone. :,
Q.-Didn't you pass Minnie Marshall
on that street? - 49,,
Al never saw Minnie Marshall till
/ saw her in this court room.
OFF she had been there would you
not have seen her?
A.-After did the shooting did not
see anyone but persons generally
coming from the market house and the
Odd you see the beer wagon
hitched to the green hitching post?
Al don't remember to have seen
any team.
did you not turn and stop and look back
Al did not stop; I simply turned
and looked over my shoulder.
Q.-When did you put your pistol
A.-Not till Mr.. Dunlevy or Mr.. Krei,
ter called my attention to it. l was SO
excited did not think OF it.
OFF you were so excited that you
did not know You had the pistol, do you
know you did not talk with MIR. Arm
strong?
but did not think to put it up.
Q.-Why did you carry the pistol
down in your hand2
A.-That's the same rs your question
why didn't cross the street or do some
thing else; if l had put it in my pocket
YOU would ask why put it there
don't know why didn't put it there.
Odd you ever go to magistrate to
ask protection against DIR. Baird's
threats2 I
A.-No, sir; because I knew that
would only incense him and would only
precipitate the catastrophe and make
him work my destruction that much
sooner,
A,-From William Muegge, in 1888 OF
1854.
Q.-what about those threats; what
did Mr.. Hanes say toyou?
A.-Hc told me DR.. Baird was not the
man to give up q thing of that kind,
and that he would not lot the matter
Odd Alexander Frew mover warn
your
Al think the substance OF what
Mr.. FFow said was that l had better be
on my guard. and his language led me
to believe that DR.. Baird meant to do
me bodily harm. He told me in such a
way that / did not need to ask whether
he hdd had talk with DR.. Baird; his
language and the circumstances were