Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-19

and l told him we did not va.
trouble there, and then he asked any
Lashley to let him in, and LASH oah
it, and he called Garrison moro ~ I'D
and said: "I'll kill you yet" Gaales
was then in the back office: he bo 1iIlSoA
been there short while when h. olly
he would kill him yet; he had ip - SAD
in the office the second time; CAM SOue
membe all he did say; | don, l.. fe'
where he went when they tool, now ~"
out; while DR.. Baird was talkin, MN
Garrison said: "You're good al tbs s w.
DR.. Baird was cursing.
To Dovener-Dr. Baird had his g..
beaten up: and it was after tba, 'G Dt
Garrison said, you're good at ,ba,i5,
the threats and the swearing were af,,.
the beating he got: DR.. Garrison W.T.
not hurt, that could see.
LOUIS A. BAUMANN.
To Sommervlle-I live on Caldwor.
run; know DR.. Garrison, and know n,
Baird; l had conversation with n.
Baird, in January, in relation to n,
Garrison; it was on the west side -
Chapline street, between Twenty-siyT
and Twenty-seventh; it was the ID,
after the Democratic caucuS-the morn.
ing after.
Q.-What did he say? A.-As stem.
ped out of the cigar shop, DIR. Baird
came past in his buggy, and said some.
thing that l couldn't grasp; he drove o.,
past, and hitched his horse on the Yves,
side of the street, and as ! was GOING
the same way, / went down and / said.
doc, what was that you said" and be
said: "You fellows will monkey with
that black fellow" / said: "Who,7
and he said: "Dr. Garrison, the dirty
black -; it was he who bea,
Bill Schaefer, and yet you fellows Of
Tammany will take up with that dirty
black -" Objection by State, be-
cause DIR. Garrison was not present.
Court said he would hear from the De-.
Tense, and authorities sent for by Som
merville.
CHARLES L. VANKEUREN.
To Arnett-I knew DR.. Baird aud
know DR.. Garrison; heard Dr. Baird
call DR.. Garrison a d-n -; was in
DIR. Garrison's buggy, on Sixteenth
street, and DR.. Baird was in his buggy
and put his head out; DR.. Garrison
asked me what DR.. Baird said.
The question raised by the State to
Bachmann's evidence, was then argued
by Mr.. Sommerville, the question being
as to the admissibility of remarks show
ing hostile feeling; the question was
passed for the present.
OFFICER JACOB DEKU.
This witness said he saw Drs. Baird
and Garrison in the Gas Office on tn
oath of September, and detailed mee.
DR.. Garrison about 9:05; he said GOO
morning" and went into the Receiver,
office: he had been in there about four
minutes when he heard racket, and
looked out and saw the two men wrest-
ling; Dr. Garrison was striking at DR..
Baird; DIR. Garrison had his left arm on
DR.. Baird's right, and struck him twice;
/ parted them and DR.. Garrison went
in the Gas office, and held DR.. Baird;
DR.. Garrison said nothing; DR.. Baird
called him a niger -; Geo. Baird
and John Shellhase, clerk in the
Water Board Office, came in and helped
to hold DR.. Baird; they took him in the
Water Board office and washed him OF,
and DR.. Garrison went in the back
room: | went in and talked to DR.. Gar
rison and then went back in my Office;
| did not see DR.. Baird after that.
To Dovener i saw Dr. Garrison
strike two blows in DR.. Baird face,
and blood came down; DR.. Garrison was
not hurt; Dr. Baird was a good deal
older, and Garrison could hold him
without trouble; DR.. Baird called the
names after he was hurt.
ALEXANDER TURNER.
This witness did not know anything
material. He will be summoned by the
State later.
BERNARD p. ZoOK.
To Sommerville-I have lived here
forty-four years; | knew the deceased
and the defendant: along about in No
vember DIR. Garrison and Mr.. Dimmy
and | were in front of the Jail, and Dr.
Baird came along in his buggy, and Dr.
Garrison turned his back, and DR.. Baird
said something about -; ! couldn't
catch it all.
Adjourned,
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