Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-03
THE STATE CONCLUDES
AND TIE DEFENSE MAKES A START IN THE
MURDER TRIAL
Two More New Witnesses Brought or the Proseeu-
6on-Ons Tells Of Threats and the Other Cor
roboraies John Armstrong; Evidence.
ANnrnrn ~ - u 90 srAND.

week OF the Garrison trial, the state caileu
Edmund +. Booking 70 the stand.
WherSdo you residei An Char
lection.
Did you know DR.. Bairdi A
: es, sir.
DO you know Dr. GarrisOui A
= IS, sir.
Q.-How long have you known DR.. Gar
rson, A.-FOr anumber OF years.
V.-How long did you know DR.. Baird I
IL think ever since childhood.
Do YOU remember some trouble about
a .,lse of small-pON Al don't remember
auv trouble about case. i remember
case OF small pOX being reported.
ABOUT that time, say IN January,
1sgl. did you have any conversation with
Tr Garrison about Or. Bairdi Ayes.
D-Where were you when that CONVEX
satiOu took place. A.-On Chaphne street
O-W hereabOuts on Chaplne street
AENear Robert Crangle's residence.
Q-Near Robert Crangle's residences
Between what two streets A.-Between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets.
Q-On which side OF the street Am
the west side.
% -What were the circumstances!
" MGEE MuN va AlANA IL N'--- -'----
bis office In this building.
Q-You say you met him in his ONCE IN
this building A.-Nes.
Q-Where did you sol A.-UPtowards
Twelfth street
O-Where did You see Dr. Baird y.
Coming south on Chapline street
O-How was be coming Riding or
walking. or how Ale was riding IN a
buggy.
BY DR. Garrison.
O-Yes. Ale said: Here comes tnaJ
d-n - Of a --- now"
O-What else was said! Al made
some remark about the former fuss, and
asked him why he did not wAip DR.. Baird
worse than he did he said: This isn't
, settled yet, the next time he'll set the
worst OF &C."
Q-What did DR.. Baird say at that
time. Nothing.
Q-Who first spoke about DR.. Baird.
A-Dr Garrison.
Q-What did you say was the hrst
thing said A-"Here comes that d--n
ola now"
Q.-And you said, whati Al can't
Remember our exact words
Q.-What was their effect! Al asked
h.m why he didn't lick DR.. Baird worse
O.--And VIVA, did he say! Ale said
IL wasn't settled. He was prepared for
him now, and the next time he'd get the
worst OF it.
CSpt Dovener.-YOu may take the wit
ness.
q. BY Mr.. S0mmervillel How does 1t
happen that you were summoned at this
time aud not 40 the last trial. Al said
nothing about lL
O.--Why. A.---Because I didn't think
al it---because 1 didn't care 70 say any
thing about it. supposed IL was all set
tied az the former trial.
Q.--Why did you say you didn't think OF
IT, and then that you didn't know anything
about IT, A--Well, had been sick, and
said nothing TO any one about il until the
Q.-.Who did you tell it tot A.-Dr
Wilson
C--Wheu were you sicki AIN Feb
ruarv, March and April, 1891.
Q--NOu were not out after Aprili A
j think my first day out was Easter Sun
dav. 1891
Q--You were out right along after that
Ayes.
alter that A.--The first or second week
ia June.
Q.-You were able 10 attend to business
after Easter Sunday; Ayes.
Q.-Nou were able to be out! A.-Yes.
Q-Then YOU were able to be out az the
time of the last trial Al don't remem-
Der when the last trial was.
Q-You don't remember! A.-NO; I re-
member that read IL, but i can't remem-
Der when twas
Q--Don't you remember it was 10 May
Al don't remember.
Q.-Iil ask YOU % say now IL you thought
r.T ffart Ffrafnor tina naaf fWfnNN A
don't remember
Q.-What IS your best impressioni A.
10 Is probable that I did.
Q-Why did YOU not tell Dr. Wilson or
some one else, then, about this Al did
not tell any one until I supposed the matter
was all settled
Q-Don't you know there was motion
for a new trial when the verdict was
brought in A-Ies.
Q-NOu knew that az the time you talked
% DR. Wilson and when you went away,
A-NeS but supposed il was all settled.
Q-SuppOsed Il was all settled when
there was a motion for new trial Al
supposed motions for new trials were made
in all cases
Q-And didn't you know we were look.
ing for evidence. Al don't know
Q-NOw, don't YOU know we were look
ing FOR evidence the very day the verdict
was brought in! Al don't know that
did
Q-How do you fix the time! A.-By
the small poX case.
Q-What did that have to do with its
Al was supplying small poN virus.
Q-How do you fix the date IN January,
1897, by that. Al don't know that
did
Q-Didn't YOU tell Capt Dovener so!
Al replied 10 Capt DOvener'S question
Didn't Capt. Doveuer ask YOU If you
had q conversation with Dr. Garrison IN
January, 1871. and you answered yes! A
Yes
Q-Theu how do YOU account for your
other answer that YOU didn't Tx the datel
. A.-WelL my impression is that Capt
Dovener asked me If twas 10 January, and
i said yes, although / couldn't say definite
ly unless ] should look at the books.
Q-Ehen why did You testify that it was
in January Al don't know that did.
That is my impression.
Q-You then think il was In january
A.-Nes, 10 was in January, 1891 That
was the only time / was with Dr. Gar
risou.
Q-what time IN the day was IT. A
About noon.
Q.-On what side OF the street was it, A.
The west side.
Q.-About what kind Of day was IT, A.
What do you mean oy "what kind of a
day.
Q-Was it stormy or cleari A.-Oh, it
was an average day.
Q-What was the weather lkei A
Moderate.
Q-Was there snow on the groundl A.
Il think not.
Q--What enables you 10 fix the place.
Alt was impressed on ms mind at the
time
OFT was impressed on your mind at
the times Ayes
Q-You never forgotiti Al suppose
i have at times
Off you know how the weather was.