Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-07
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/ Boyd. ::
0.-When was this correction made in
vour husbands deposition. A.-They
read it over, and Lester said II was hoV
d." it ought TO be DANCED. III
O-Didn't YOU and your husband talk
this over. and agree on what you were TO
saw Ave knew it was about what
MIR Robinson said; we knew 1t was about
a new trial 7,
O-How did you know that: Alt
said so on the summons.
O-Who was that summons signed Dy:
A THE Sheriff of Ohio county.
Bv the Court-[Q do l understand
YOU to say all the knowledge you mao OF
what YOU were to tell about was OBTAINED
from the summons. A.-Ihe summons anu
Mr. Patterson. .. .o,a
Won 10 come to Judge Boyds office! A
O'-Now don't you know he didn't serve
that summons on YOU. This is Mr.. Patter-
son here. When did he serve 1t on you! A.
ON the 2Sth-I mean the last summons,
Ooh. we've been talking about VINO
summoned YOU TO come down here before
Judge Boyd, and you've been saying ME-.
Patterson. Now don't you know you were
not summoned ID come to Judge Boyd $
Office at all, but that you came OF your own
/ "A
Yesterday and yesterday.
| Ooh. YES, butt mean who brought you
| 10 Judge Boyd's office: Al suppose Col.
Arnett sent. 49,,
ON what way did he send: Who told
Won when Won came down here with your
| husband, Who informed you and your
| husband that YOU were needed mere;
| A.-Mr Patterson informed us the last
two times, and the first time | believe my
husband gave it to me.
Ooh, well, was your husband here
that day: Al don't know, l believe
since come to think, he was in Elm
Grove.
O-Is that where Jimmy Russell lives!
lCol. Arnett-oh Who gave him that
summons. Al think Mr. Garrison's
father and John Garrison.
Q.-Now, why didn't you tell me that at
first! A-BeCause you tried 10 mix me
up, and keep me from telling you what l
did know.
Did you see Mr.. Garrison or John
Garrison: A.-No, my husband brought
il home.
Q.-What did he say: Al was in bed.
Q-I didn't ask you where you were.
What did he say. Ale came in and
threw the summons on the bed and said he
supposed I'd have to go to Court.
Q.-And what did you say. Al went
to Sleep.
O.-What did you say the next morning!
Ale spoke about tive didn't say what
we would talk about.
O-Aud do You mean 10 say when your
husband came home, and threw the sum
mons on the bed, you just turned over and
went to sleep, and didn't talk about it. A.
Yes.
To Col. Arnett the witness said she
didn't know what they were sent for. eX-
cept that it was about the trial. Her hus-
band was sworn first, and gave his evil
dence, and his evidence was read TO him,
and then she testified. She first heard oil
the summons after midnight: that they had
to come down the next day. Thetestimony
she had given was true, and she was not in
flueuced by any feeling, toward any one.
She had been friendly with her sisters
family. as far as she knew. The letter she
had referred 10 was one her sister had got
and had refused to give it up Her trip to
Loudensville, Marshall county, was to
visit her sister. She said she lived five
miles from Roney's Point and two miles
from Dallas. Her husband was sick in
bed. He walked out in the garden yestcr-
day. DR. McCollum was attending him.
Capt. Dovener-And you sent for ply
stefan after that: Ayes.
Yes 9,~rAa' was after 20" got the rule A.
O.-How was that! A--There was 4 rule
issued for him, and he said he would try
to come to town, but he hardly thought he
would be able, and sent for physician.
O.-When YOU went over to Mrs. Robin
sons. Won called her d liar. A.-No, l did
not: i said she was not telling the truth.
Q.-Didn't you call your sister har'
Al did not
Q.-Didn't you call her hussy: Al
did not.
Q.-Didn't you call her a strap: y.
i did not
O.-Didn't you call your own sister
everything that was bad! Al DID not
Q.-And didn't you quarrel IN LOUD
tone until Mr.. Robinson's father came in,
and you went away! A.-No, he came up
with some trees, and / went away
Q.-And your departure and his com
ing were coincident: A.-No, | wasn't
afraid.
o. know you wasn't afraid. Now,
how do YOU say you went out home that
day. A.-On the Elm Grove motor.
Q-Now, don't you know that you got
on the B. Il o. train at the depot here, and
that Mr.. Robinson was there: A.-No,
didn't; | didn't see Mr.. Robinson; | was
not taking care of him.
o. know you was not. Did't YOU see
him and didn't he help you. A.-NO.
To the Court the witness said she did not
remember of talking TO her husband when
he brought her the summons when she was
in bed She read it and went to sleep, aud
she reiterated this to Capt. Dovener later.
CAPT. THoS. PRINCE.
To Summerville.-I know where Hoge's
store and Garees liquor store are; a man
could stand in front of the north window
of Hoge's and move up as far as the next
/ building and could have a view of the
whole of Eleventh street. The location
was illustrated by hasty diagram.
! There was long interruption at this
point while the counsel discussed the ques
/ ton of postponment with the Court. The
State insisted on Lester Bates being pre-
sent and CAPT. Dovener barteringly dis
cussed with Col Arnett proposal from
that gentleman 10 aid in getting him here
| by offering to JOIN in sending hack.
MART. THoKNBURG.
| To Howard live just beyond Elm
| Grove; | knew Samuel X. Evans; | know
/ of his being Of the jury; l remember the
Saturday the jury was sworn in; | saw Mr.
Evans that day: it was early in the morn
ling-between and o'clock; it was at our
house: he said he was going to town; he
came in aud said he was going to town and
said he was out of money and | gave him
some; told him if he wanted to catch the
motor he had to get a move on him, AID he
started; he would have to hurry u get TO the
, motor,
! FRANK RICHMOND.
TO Arnett-I live with Lester Bates; l
heard of the murder the day after; Robin
sons was there and asI went through
the ward l heard him say, 1.-The scoundrel
ought to be hung Robinson was about
four or five feet from the porch; | don't
think any of them saw me, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bates and Robinson were there close TO
the edge of the porch; that's all heard
To Dovener-I have been at Bates for
about two wears: | don't remember what