Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-01-23

are very foolish II you don't receive this
money, you yielded to temptation be-
fore and played with these people, and
1 want to refund the money! Mr.
Ki5ler turned and said, "yes,v but whefh-
err in reply to her remark or one had
/ just made cannot say. 'Did this lady
or her brother have receipt Kibler was
to sign in case he received this mon
ey?' "Not to my knowledge, on
the contrary | was taken along to write
receipt that would not compromise
him."
DR.. II. II. Irwin called. Live in Wood
stock. am physician. remember the
day Mr.. Kibler came to town, but can't
say it was sth of November. heard
part OF a conversation between Mr..
KILLER and Noah Cook, es that day. =
Don't think understood him TO say that
he lost by picking up a card. He said
he met two men In woods playing cards,
| third man came up, they asked the old
man IL he couldn't turn up the card, he
said no, he never played, knew nothing
about ii. He said the one man turned 1t
every tire, and said, "You see, I'm
Winning, can't you lend me some
money" Said he took out $50 and
handed it to the man. did not hear all
the conversation between him and Cook.
The inducement held out to get
his money, was that the man was so sue
cessiul, he might win. too. WAS
this only an inference OF your own"
Eyes, only an inference" When this
witness was recalled after the recess.
said the conversation between Cook and
Kibler was not all in English, there was
an expression in Dutch-"Don't say so
much, you may be overheard"
DR.. Brown recalled. Stated that he
did not recognize Anthony as having
mustache or sidewhlskers.
Mack Furr called. Had a converse
ton OF few words with Mr.. Kibler at
depot on November sth. 'Did he say
that he gave the money TO the men and
they put it in the box z" 10, sir; 1t was
not said in my hearing.
William Iloshour called. Live In
Woodstock, am town sergeant. Was
present In front OF Alexander & Wun-
der's Office and guarded the door. l
was leaning against the Office. Hupp
Keller stood by me, Mr.. Baker and Judge
Newman were Standing of at an angle
talking with Mr.. Kibler. Did not hear
him say he picked up card with wo-
man on it. Did not hear Hupp Keller
have any conversation with Kibler.
VIM. Gillock called. IBID Noah
Cook say in conversation with James
McCune. on Yesterday, in your presence,
In front OF Laughlin's Hotel, that he
knew nothing to testify to In this caseT'
defense objected and question was not
answered.)
Noah Cook recalled. Ibid you have
conversation yesterday, in front Oh
Laughlin's Hotel, in presence OF VIM.
Gillock in which you said you knew moth
ing about this case to testify tor" (De-
Tense objected, witness retired)
Capt. Jno. Ii. Grabill, Capt. Geo. w.
Koontz. Abraham Miller, VIM. Don AID
son and Robt. Hollar, successfully call
ed and testified that Philip KILLERS
reputation for truthfulness and veracity
had never been questioned to their
knowledge.
This closed the evidence, and the court
adjourned.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY.
Nj. Walton, for the Commonwealth,
opened the argument in a powerful and
convincing speech. This brought The
case I'D to to-day at II O'Clock. As he is
to be followed by Maj. Conrad, Mr..
Alexander. Gen'l Jas. II. Williams and
Jas. C. Baker, 1t will probably take up
the time until so late tomorrow, that the
case well not get to the jury before eye
ming we cannot hold our paper for the
conclusion, having already delayed our
issue a day later than our regular time:
In trying 10 give the large amount OF
testimony, we have been compelled to
condense 1t as much as possible.