Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
TWO NEW WITNESSES.


-, -. naa5 down a little and bis hands
49, 49, AZ he aid so, Dr. Garrison nrsu
sgain Or. Baird then wentin rag g..
Gore DIR. Baird had gloves on. 49,,
Sr;ny the second shot, DIR. Garrison al on0o
vent down toward Market street
To Mr.. Sommerville she said sue Ien, 81.
bered seeing no one else on the stree'; Hno
emembered wagon had come oue oi usv
enth street and was about turning W 49,,
A man was in the wagon. sue oiu nos We ah Nm
him She had known DR.. Baird TO see ni'. u
al her life: she had known DR.. Garrison
Few weeks. The wagon stopped al the co.-
nar as IN was about to turn up Main street.
ana was there when she left the winoow.
She was right at the window, WIN .ue
window raised. washing the OUTSIDE WIZ WIZ
Sow-silI. W en- her attention was attrac1so'
She had bsen there a very few minutes pc
fnro her attention was attracteu
hv the shot. She left the WINDOW
alter the shooting, awakened her son, toIu
him she had seen the shooting, ana wen
back 10 the window tc see the crown, one
saw the horse and buggy. Sne couIu nv
saw the horse was hitched 10 the rlns'
Baird was by the ring with tue strap II u.'
hand as though he was going 10 nitcn IL
when She first saw him, he was STANDING
s,ill and erect with his head bent down a
IittIe. and she supposed he was nitcnlne
the horse. DR.. Baird was on the paVemen.
at the curb, very close 10 the morse, anu a.
tha eide of It's head Dr. Baird was racing
towards Market street when she nrst saw
him. She saw nothing in his hands. ne
mad large gloves on--clumsy- looking
an overcoat buttoned up. she wouIu caIi
the gloves clumsy-they were not gaun..
let's She saw mat MS eoS'
vas hnttoned up when he turned around.
When she said be was facing towards Mar
l,et street.. she meant he was more towards
Market street than towards witness. hls
hands dropped, and they never raised. sue
saw hoth OF his hands, as far as she could
remember. She had "a fair view OF EleN-
erth street. II he raised his nanos,
che did not see them. His hands were
doyn when she first saw him, "and ne
looked 10 me as if his hands had dropped. ="
~ What directed your attention TO Or.
RaIrdis overcoat that day, 10 enable you 70
saw IL was buttoned upi A.-Nothing
directed nv attention to II; saw II ana IL
was buttoned up.
hands, A--Nothing; his hands were
there. -. Ill a., ne
o~Dldn't YOU say he had hitching
strap in his hands, Al can't say about
the strap.
O,-Row does il come that you can say
he mad large clumsy gloves on, and couldn't
saw about the strap! A.-Because saw
the gloves, and didn't see the strap.
O'-What kind of an overcoat did Dr.
Garrison have oni A.-Light overcoat
O.-Was his overcoat buttonedt Al
don't know: ,,
was buttoned up, and can't say whether
DIR. Garrison's was buttoned! A.-Because
/ did not notice him so much.
Q.-Why did you notice DR.; Baird Sl more more
than DR.. Garrisoni A.-Because he shot
AZ him and I looked 10 see the effect OF IT,
O.-Was there anything on DR.. CARR
sons hands, Al don't know.
Q.-Why do you know DR.. Baird had
gloves on, and can't say as 10 Dr' Garrl,
SOM A.-Because looked at DR.. Baird
more than at DR. Garrison.
O.-Why did you DO that' A,-Because
I wanted to see the effect Of the shot.