Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-13
WITNESSES
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was taken7 Ayes.
O.-When was it taken2 About
a week ago. l don't remember Just the
time. The camera was in our Kitchen
window. 1t is the nearest window 10
the east end Of the building, and 1t Is
the same window l was looking out OF
when l saw the shooting.
O.-You see a picture of horse
hitched to a post in this picture? A
Yes.
O.-How is that horse and wagon Sit
mated with relation 20 DR.. Baird'S horse
and buggy? Ats just about the
same.
CROSs-EXAMINATtON.
Bv Col. Arnett-Q.-What day was
that? A.-Saturday, the 9TH of March.
Q.-What time was IL? ABOUT
half-paSt ten.
O.-What were you doing at the time?
Al was sitting at the window.
O.-What were the other parties there
doing? A--NOthing.
Q-Were you talking to them2 Al
don't think l was.
Glow long had you been sitting
there9 A.-NOtvery long.
Q-How did you happen TO be col
lected there? Al don't know. was
lust in the habit of going there. 1t was
about three and half hours after
breakfast. The room is kitchen.
There is a table, at the other end OF the
room. and the stove is on the east end
of the room; / don't know how far from
where ! was.
Q.-Were you all sitting at the win
dow? A.-NO, l was sitting, and Neil
Lang was sitting, and my brother was
standing | was on the west side, and
and my brother on the east side, and
NefT Lang between US? We hadn't been
there long.
O.-Where was DR.. Baird when you
first saw him? Aust about Switzer'S
store. can see down the street, from
where was as far as the alley. l did
not see him at the alley. He was to-
ward the north side of the street.
saw him get out of the buggy. He got
out on the north side and stopped 10 tie
his horse.
Q.-Where did he get anything to tie
his horse with? Ale got il out OF
the buggy, think.
O.-Well, did you notice him get out
of his buggy? Ayes, sir.
O.-Why didn't yeu tell me when
asked you if he did anything with the
buggy or in connection with the buggy
when he got that strap? objection by
Howard. Allowed. A.-BecauSe
didn't understand you wanted me to
tell you anything about the strap.
thought you wanted me to tell whether
he tied his horse or not, or what he did
when he got out.
Q.-Why didn't you tell me anything
about getting the strap. objection by
the State. Allowed. A.-Why, didn't
know it was necessary. l didn't know
you wanted me TO tell you.
Q.-Now, when he got out OF the bug
gy and GOT that strap, which way did ne
go TO tie his horse? A.-To the ring, a
little west of the buggy, on the pave
ment.
Odd you see him attempting to tie
his horse? A.-YeS.
(Which way was he facing? A
Towards the ring-to the south-to-
wards our house. He didn't Stoop over
very much.
Q.-And his back was towards the
north and his face towards the south:
A.-Yes.
Q.-And you noticed him particularly
then? Al don't know that l noticed
him particularly, but l saw him tie the
horse. He stopped.
Odd be StOOp over or bend down?
Ale sort of bent down.
O.-Now, at that time, did you notice
him tie his horse? Al thought he
tied his horse. l saw him bring the
strap through the ring. l didn't OBJ
serve him very closely.
Q.-WaS he along the side OF his
horse? AT the side Of the head OF
his horse. The head OF the horse was
between him and me. l could see dis
tinctly. He was leaning down so
could see him. The horses head was
raised.
Q.-And you was looking down from
a second story window? A.-Yes.
Q.-And he was not west of the horses
head? Ale was little east OF the
horses head.
Q.-Then, are you not wrong IN saying
his horse was about in the same relative
position as the horse in this picture?
IObjection by Mr., Howard and with
drawn.
Adjourned until p. IN.
The defense summoned a number OF
witnesses, yesterday morning, from
Brooke, Marshall and Wetzel counties.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Miss LOttie Walton A gain Takes the Stand
for CrOss-EXamination.
Miss Walton resumed the stand short
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