Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-15

we propose to show he was going whel
DR.. Baird had been going for tire
weeks, and for part of that time thre
or four times day. That's the object
Q.-When DR.. Baird came there tina
night, did you see him hitch his horse
objection.
O.-When DR.. Baird came there t.
see the young man you've named, on tn
day he was killed, do you know what h
did with his horse? AFTER tn
shooting was done l went to the window
- objection.
ADO you know whether his hors
was hitched or not? A.-No, it wa
not.
Allow often do you say DR.. BairC
called during the three weeks before h
was shot? Q.-Part Of the time twice
day, and the last five days three times.
A.-During those visits do you know
what he did with his horse while he wa
In the house? Objection. Mr.. How
ard stated they proposed to show DR.
Baird was not seeking Dr. Garrison, bu
was going where he had gone two anC
three times day, but DR.. Garrison haC
gone where DR.. Baird had thus beer
going, and Captain Dovener said they
had expected to show that DR.. Garrison
had gone through there, when the
buggy was there and knew it. Dues
tion withdrawn.
No cross-examination, and witnes:
excused.
WILLIAM BALDWIN.
Q.-How old are you? A.-Nearly
fifteen.
Q.-Do you know what will become Of
you after death, if you tell what isn't
true on oath? Al would be put in
torment.
Q.-Do you know whether you would
be punished here on earth, if you would
tell what isn't true here on oath?
Withdrawn.
Q.-Where were you working on
March 9TH last? AT o. C. Genther's.
Q.-Do you remember when DR.. Baird
was shot? Ayes. l was cleaning a
window; l was inside.
Odd you know DIR. Baird. A
Yes.
Odd you see him there? Al
supposed it was he; it was at a distance.
Q.-Do you know DR.. Garrison? A.
Yes.
Odd you see him there? Al saw
a gentleman fire a shot; did not know
who it was at the time, but l learned
who it was; supposed it was DR.. Gar
rison.
Q.-You saw shot fired. Ayes.
Q.-WOuld you know that man? A
don't know; it wasn't DR.. Baird l saw
fire the shot; DR.. Baird was standing
near Prayers store, near the door.
(Which way was be facing? A
He seemed to be facing Main street.
Q.-Directly toward Main street. A..
No, southwest-toward Main street.
Q.-Now tell all you saw? A.-Well,
saw the gentleman l supposed to be
DR.. Garrison hold up revolver that
way and fire, and then he waited little
long enough to say two or three
words-and then he fired another shot;
DR.. Baird turned around a little, and
then, after the second shot was fired he
staggered into Prayers store; he didn't
turn until he was shot, and then he just
turned around toward the man who was
below him; the man who shot went
down toward Market street.
Q.-What attracted your attention?
Al was looking that way anyhow,
and when l saw him raise the pistol l
looked; the store is on the west side of
Main street, and | was in the window on
the lower side; there was nothing to
prevent my seeing; / didn't see any one
there except the two gentlemen.
Q.-What did you see DR.. Baird do
besides what you have told? What did
he do with his hands? Ale had his
hands at his sides.
Odd he have anything in his hand?
A.-Not that could see.
Q.-Where din you say he went? A.
He staggered into Prayers store.
Odd he, at any time, move toward
DR.. Garrison? A.-No.
DISCRIMINATION.
| saw no one on either side of Elev-
enth street except those two men;
couldn't see on the south side of Elev-
enth street, because Mr.. Genther's store
is below. 1t was No. 1867, and was
changed from 1865 in January.
Q.-You say you were in the window,
fixing some pocketbooks? Ayes,
was fixing some pocketbooks at the
time.
Oft was the lower window? A
Yes; / had cleaned the glass and l was
putting the goods in: had just taken
the pocketbooks off the floor when
looked out and saw the man raise his
hand like that; they were about the last
things / had to put in.
Q.-How far was DR.. Garrison away
from you, if it was DR.. Garrison? A
| couldn't tell you how far that was; he
was about ten feet from DR.. Baird-it
looked about that TO me.
O.-How was DIR. Baird when you saw
him first? Ale was facing toward
Heyman's door.
O.-Was that at the time the first shot
was fired? Ayes.
Q.-At that time he was facing Hey
mans door at the southwest corner OF
Main and Eleventh streets? Ayes,
O.-How was DR.. Garrison facing? A.
Toward Main street.
O.-How long was it till the second
shot was fired? About long enough
TO say three words.
Q.-Where did you say the pocket
books were? A.-They were on the
floor in a basket-a sewing basket
and l picked them up.
(Which way was DR.. Garrison
faced; toward you? A.-No, towards
Baird.
Q.-Was it towards you too? A.-No,
he was looking at Baird.
Q.-When he was looking at Baird