Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-21
DIR. Baird, didn't you?

charging him with issuing a foip Bald
ficate about child haying S,ss Cert.
withdrawn. l'olectOr
doctor, you complain oho..,
sensitive over the use Of the wo.s oeiug
haven't you applied it to ~ y'q n -
Al never did. ~ Baird;
Q.-Haven't you applied II
physicians? objection; susts 10 W Other
Q.-Didn't you call DR.. Ackar'r
over the telephone, "a d. IMAM,
-?" Objection; argument LUG, D.&t
until nearly four O'Clock; obiectio 'a''ll9
tanned. vs.
Q.-Now, Doctor, you .onsid...,
yourself slandered by this ang ,,acie.
now, l want to ask you, feeling S voase>
slandered by DR.. Baird-beiDe - snS
and feeling angry and spiteful to rrsq
DR.. Baird-if you had resolved ~ .c
DR.. Baird, would you 90 on tho s.s
and swear that you had wilifully ~
liberately and with malice aforetbons.
determined to kill and murder y
Baird? ObjectionI Question re,, VI
eled, striking out reference to SlanS~
&c. Al want to ask You. If be..
angry and feeling spiteful ana reyen.
full toward DR.. Baird-if you had r..
motives Of revenge, superinduced >.
the language you have spoke Of >.
solved to kill DR.. Baird, would yon :.
on that stand, and swear that wjltl'r
deliberately, and with malice afo,s
thought, you had determined 10 kim,
Baird? Al can not answer thatore,
ton; that is so foreign from any lea
ings | ever had that l cannot imaeir.
the case; | don't see how can apsve,
it, and / can't answer.
That closed the croSs-eXaminatior
To Col. Arnett-On that morning r.,
the 9TH of March, when you came dowr
street, please state If, after passing Dr
Baird, did you go back and follow him,
objection; sustained.
Q.-Can you state how far Or. Bsr6
was from you at the time the shots were
fired? Al can not.
On saying fifteen or twenty feet
or thirty feet, in answer TO Capt Dow
ener's question, what did you mean, Dr.
Garrison? objection: allowed A
| meant this, your Honor; ! had no ide,
of distance because my attention va,
drawn to that mans face; it was fear
ful nightmare to me, and I coudro
more have withdrawn my gaze from
that mans face than | could have es.
capped from the folds of serpent; | car
sit coolly here and calculate distances
but could not tell then.
Q.-You say you did not see the Mar
shall girl there? Al did not
saw no one there. except DR.. Baird.
DIR. f. J. DICKEY.
To Arnett-I know DR.. GarriSon;
have known him about ten years lis
reputation is good, so far as l know.
To Dovener-I spoke from persona
observation and hearsay; | have heard
of quarrels in his position As Health
officer.
To Arnett-They were In regard "a
matters arising out Of his position q,
Health Officer.
Dovener-Q.- And grew into per
sonal difficulties, didn't they? A
Well, don't know.
1t was then announced by Col. Arnetl
by agreement with the State, that Dr.
Baird's horse was not actually hitcLed
although DR.. Baird had started to hitch
it, and perhaps had the strap through
the ring.
DR. I. 0. EDWARD
The witness had lived here since So
He had known DR.. Baird he would
weigh over 200 pounds: probably in thc
neighborhood of 210.
To Dovener-I only make an e.t-
mate; | never saw him weighed.
DIR. DICKEY RECALLED.
To Dovener-Dr. Baird would we.c.
over 200 pounds Larger than Dr.. Carr
son.
To Dovener-He was older: he va
over 63, and DR.. Garrison is 40
DIR. E. c. MYERS.
To Sommerville-Dr Baird wol.
weigh near 200 pounds: probably It'll
more: think he would weigh more tina
DR.. Garrison.
To Dovener-I suppose Dr.. Garri,o
weighs about 1856; DR.. Baird vas Ode
than DR.. Garrison.
ALIEN. r. YogEG.
To Arnett-I have lived in Wheel.Ll
thirty-eight years; a druggist twent
years: / knew DR. Baird very well
knew DR.. Garrison five or six years
DIR. Baird was very frequently aboG
my place.
Q-Have you heard DR. Baird u'e
any language Of a hostile or nnfriertl
nature toward DR.. Garrison? Oh
lection. the State asking authorize
from the defense. it having beer a.
legged several times West Nirgn'
authorities existed on an lncommu
nicated declaration of hostility, no
amounting to a threat question o.
lowed. A Yes, sir; have.
Q.-I wish you would state what th@
language was? objection, oyerued
Al have heard the Doctor Use oiieI
sive language toward Dr. Garrison D-
| always tried TO change the conye''
ton, because ! did not wan 10 '+''
sides.
Dovener-What was the .dnguass
Al heard him call him --.
BY Neutrality-suspicious. else d"
No other epithet.
Odd you hear him make thre@'
A.-The only thing in the nature OIL
threat ] heard him say, was after DE- -o
the black eyes. He said people woH''
have to let up on him-he wa don
penance then, but after a while Poop
would have to let up-he mentioned ~
name in particular.
Odd you ever know Dr. Balro y
nave a weapon? Al never I'D
Q.-[By Dovener Did you cominl i,
cate the fact OF his having usea V"e
epithet to DR.. Garrison? Al dld hV'