The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04
A TALE OF. ABUSE.
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Garrison got ahead. a,
Q.-llow far ahcadY A.-About
twelve feet ahead. g
Odd he como MS far rs Baird's
horses head? Ale came ahead.
Q-llow, ahead or toward his horse?
Allie went ahead Of tho horse. Both
were behind the horse. ~
Q.-llow far ahead was Baird? A.
A little ahead.
Q.--Whcn Baird was hitching his
horse what did ho say2 A.
lie CALLED HIM 'SIodER.'
Q.-What way was Garrlson's faccP
A.-Toward tho Hill.
Q.-Whoso face was toward the hill?
A.-Bairtls.
A.-Towarl tho hill. 81 p *
Captain Dovencr kept on mixing up
the witness, 80 that in few minutes no
one was able 10 tell whether the parties
were on Eleventh street east OF Market,
or west Of Market, or whether DR.. Gar.
rison was going east or DR.. Baird going
west. The witness was incxtrlcably
confused.
Q.-Did Garrison pass you? A..-Yes,
on the other side OF tho street.
Q.--llow was lie dressed; in q jeans
cont? AL couldn't tell.
Q.-What color OF coat did he have
on2 Al can't tell.,rf
Q.-Was 1t blue or light? Alt was
dark colored.
Q.-DiL he have n hat or a cap on?
Al don't know. 81
lQ.-Did any ono try to stop him. A.
Not that l saw. Invent right into MILF
CAMS.
Q.-Milligan's is on Market street.
Was Garrison ahead Of youthen? A.
Yes, he was.
Q.-On what side Of tho street was
he still ahead OF you? A.-Ycs, still
ahead. On the lott hand side coming
down. WI
DR.. AIilligan's office at that time was
in the Mclain block. with. an entrance
on Market, south of Twelfth street. 1t
is a square from the corner OF Eleventh
street, where Fisher said he witnessed
the shooting. Garrison did not actual
~ come down Market street at all, but
went east on Eleventh street and came
down Chapline street to give himself
up.
Q.-What did Garrison shoot with, n
rifle or shot gun? w:
The witness hesitated and finally said:
"He shot him with revolver" :
Q.-What was Baird doing? Ale
was STOPPING us if to hitch his horse.
Q.-Was no STOPPING when iie was
shotp A.-No, can't say he was. g.
Q.-Hayo you been on the Ohio. river?
Ayes.
Q.-You'vo been in Fulton? Ayes.
Q.-You know how the hill runs? A.;
Yes. ...,...a-.v.!.,,.
Q.-Going up Market street the river
is on your left and the hill OH your
right? A.-Yes.
Q.-Stand up and show the jury
where the shooting was; Just as il you
were at the point, where YOU saw. the
shooting. r
The witness arose, and pointing to
the west said Drs. Garrison and Baird
CANE FROM MAIN STREET
and passed east OF him toward the hill.
Captain Dovener asked to see the
summons, and asked the witness who
had given it to him. The witness iden-
titled DR.. Garrison's brother, John Gar
rison, as the man who had handed him
tho summons. He said Mr.. Garrison
stepped up to him, asked him II his
namo was not Henry Fisher, and hand
ed him the. summons. Garrison staid
there at tho house n few minutes. Wit
ness came up on the o'clock train yes
terday morning.
Redirect examination by Col. Arnett:
Q.-Were You ever at the scene OF the
shooting since that day? A.-No.
Q.-What hill do you allude to in
speaking Of hill? You know the names
OF Chapline hill and Wheeling hill, do
you not? A.-No, sir.
Q.-Statc what street you crossed on
when you got of the car. A.-Eleventh
street.
(Which side were you on, the up.
per one or the ono below? A.-The ono
below.
(Which side were tho parties onp
A.-On the upper side OF the street.
Q.-Were they moving toward Main or
Market? A.-Toward Market.
Q.-How far away from them were
Il
Q.-What direction was this hill (in-
dicating Wheeling hilD? Alt was to
my right.
Q.SYou know where the hill on Main
street is? A.-Yes.
Capt. Dovcner- That's not the hill
you referred to, was it? A.-No, sir.
Q.-Wero you up there to-day. A.
No, sir.
Jailer W. II. Dimmey said that in 1890
he called DR.. Garrison, who was county
physician, to come in and see wound
ed prisoner. DR.. Garrison and Mr..
Dimmey went out and were standing
together. Mr.. Zook came up and stop
ped with them. DR.. Baird came along
in his buggy, drove UP to within two or
three feet OF the curb stone and called
DR.. Garrison s. OF u -. DR..
Garrison said, "That's tho way he al
ways treats me-"
Odd you have conversation with
Leonard Goeckstactter? A.--Not en-
actly conversation.
Q.-What did he say? Ale said
he stood on the steps OF barber shop
and saw It all. IIe did not say on what
street or at what shop
DIR. GARRISON WAS Jov1A1-
J. B. Wilkie was in tho employ of the
city gas Office at the time Of the fight in
the city building between Dr.. Garrison
and DR.. Baird. lie was in the city
receivers office, and, seeing sculflo in
the main office, looked out and saw the
two men clinch. Tho witness told the
same story related by. John Lashley,