Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-16


yourself? Ayes, sir.
Q.-At any time, did conversation
of the kind l have indicated occur? A
Yes, but not at that time; think IL
was before.
Odd any conversation about it oc-
cur afterwards? Al don't recollect
of any.
Gould you tell me how long be-
fore? Al couldn't.
Q.-According to your best estimate?
! A.-Not over two or three weeks; 1
don't think it could have been much
over that.
Off not, what makes you think 1t
was not in that first conversation? A.
Because the conversation was so con-
spicuous that l would have remembered
it. Immediately after the Doctor made
his reply to me, he went on up to his
Office. He was still Health Officer.
Q-That being true can't you fix the
time Al can't fix the time definitely
Q.-Don't you know when his success
sor was elected? Al know about the
time; might fix it about the time; 1t
was some time in January.
Or Baird was your family ply
stefan. A-Yes.
Q--Aud your friend. A.-Yes.
Q.-Right intimate for long time?
A.-Yes.
Q-What was the language you say
DIR. Garrison used? A.-That he would
call him that name once too often, and
that would the end of the d-n old fool;
the words "old fool" were used, and
| think the word ''d-n" also.
Q.-While DR.. Garrison was Health
Officer, was he not frequently in your
office? Ayes: he came in almost
every day; he often came in and talked
to US.
To Dovener-I was also friend Of
! Dr. Garrison: ] have no feeling in this
matter one way or the other.
To Arnett-I was always friendly to
Garrison.
Q.-Do you say you are friendly to DR..
Garrison, and at the same time you have
remembered part of this conversation,
and can't remember other parts OF the
same conversation? objection by Dow
ener; allowed A.-Why, l gave the
remark of DR.. Baird, the name he called
DR.. Garrison. and what DR.. Garrison re-
peated That is the sum and substance
OF it.
Q.-You say in that conversation you
didn't ask DR.. Garrison why your appli-
cation for a policy did not come back? |
Al say no, sir.
Q-And didn't ne say ii was because |
Dr. Baird wouldn't have anything to do
with any application DR.. Garrison had
anything to do with? A.-No, sir.
.. 4. Al l.,1
said DR.. Baird had said he wouldL't have
anything to do with any applications
that d-n old niger - Garrison had
anything to do with. A.-No.
Q.-And didn't you say, "rll see the
DOCTOR" A-No.
Q.-And didn't DR.. Garrison say, don't
quote me, but go and see Hathaway; Dr.
Baird is sufficiently incensed against
me as it is; go and see Mr.. Hatha-
way and then see DR.. Baird? A.--On
that morning?
Q.-On that morning? A.-No, sir.
Oft wasn't in that conversation?
A.-No, sir; not in that conversation.
Ono language of that kind? Oh
lection; argument; to be disposed OF
later; then overuled.
JOHN ID. ARMSTRONG RECALLED.
By ommerville-Q.-Did you have
conversation with any one on the even
ing of the day upon which the shooting
occurred, with reference to what DR..
Garrison said Immediately after the
shooting? Al told you that day who
| talked to.
Q.-WiIl you answer the question?
Al told then had one with Mr.. Holt
and with my daughter and son-in-law;
they ought to have remembered it that
long.
Q.-You had no conversation on that
evening with any one else? A.-Not !
that know of.
Odd you say, the other day, the
conversation you had with your daugh-
ter and your son-in-law was in the even
ing? Al don't remember any other;
l know C. w. Kryter; don't rccollect
of seeing him that day, only on Market
street: not in the evening; / wouldn't
swear l didn't see him, but don't think
| did; / did not talk with him on
the evening of that day, and he did not
tell me what DR.. Garrison said; he had
no reason to tell me.
Q.-Have you had any conversation |
with Mr.. Kryter on this subject, at any |
time? Ayes. two or three weeks
after; can't say where or when it was;
/ didn't pay much attention to it; |
didn't want TO; have had but one con-
versation with him about it.
Q.-At that conversation after the |
day of the shooting, did you not then |
ask him what DR.. Garrison said on the |
day of the shooting? A.-No, sir.
To Dovenor-Mr. Kryter is relative |
of Dr. Garrison.
JACOB swITZER RECALLED.
To Sommerville-Q.-Do you know
Daniel Crymball? Ayes.
Ole frequently stops at your store? |
AT times.
Odd you not have a conversation |
with him on the morning on which DR.. |
Baird was shot in regard to where you |
were and what you knew OF it? A.
Not to the best of my knowledge: my |
judgment is that had not.
Odd you not tell him you was
somewhere in the back part Of the !
house when you heard the two shots
fired, and that you knew nothing about !
the shooting until it was all over? A
No, did not: | told him nothing that |
do not tell you; l saw the two shots |
fired: | didn't have TO tell any one | |
heard them.
Q. (By Dovener)-Who is Daniel |
Crvmhallo -Ha Is n man wha drivps /