Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06
r. did you ask Mrs. spease how the

did YOU ask Mrs. Spease how the
IN Ayes, sir.
e IN. what kind OF an answer did
A.-She said, saw
so ing in the corner, and
~ or to get up and walk
1ll3 the house and then [ went In the
L.lel % work down my bread, and in a
Eunutes i heard her fall, and ] turned
G.. o0sei i'm aud saw her standing or
E,rcHmbing up again :" ana then 1
Eai her if she fell so as to strike her
zi against the bed, and she
li She did not know, but
g further examination found
l the child was almost beaten into q
lT found there were ten bruises on the
s1.pGrt of its left leg, one on the right
al three on the left arm and two on the
l. There were six bruises on the back
t- the hips up, and the bottom Of her
17 was one mass of bruises. Her
aJ was a mass Of Jelly. A. f. Candy
N ,he artist that took the picture Of the
11siter she was dead. DR.. Johnson was
las court room, but was not called 70 the
rEi The next witness on the stand was
1s Forbes.
}-Do YOU know Mrs. Speasel A
la sir, when / see her, by sight; that Is
l-D.d you visit Mrs. Spease's house
Yea this accident happened. Ayes,
2-Did YOU pay any attention to the
-l A.-Tes sir. I touched the child's
cThere 10 was injured and II felt just
nelly; 10 would spring In and out.
t-Dd 10 recover consciousness while
2 Tera there A.-Yes sir, il did; only
Q-Do You remember about the doctor
AK you % dress the child after they
-s Trough A.-Yes sir.
Void YOU notice any other bruises on
-F5t undressing it'll Ayes sir, IL
bruised in "a most horrible condition
Zone side, but 10 was so siCkening that
a. not pay any attention 70 the other.
Odd y6u ever see this child with its
Ives BACKED, after she adopted i'll A
hes, sir, did
Q.-Aud did you ever say anything to
Yrs. Spease about it3 A.-Yes, sir.
O. What did she say about it, A.-She
.aid 10 fell and hurt its eyes.
Q-What did you notice about the child's
lace then. Al noticed its face 0lackened
Q.-Do you remember seeing the ehld's
eg broken Ayes, sir.
Q-Did you ever see Mrs. Spease ABOUT
o. Ayes, sir.
Q-What did she say in answer to the
question YOU asked her about iti A.-Sne
aid that it went to sleep and fell on OF the
ej
The next witness was Mrs. Daughersy.
Odd you ever see or hear any mis-
reatmeut toward the childl Ayes, SIR.
Do one occasion especially.
Q-In what way was this treatment
uacted An the way Of whipping.
Odd you see this whippingi A.-No,
r; I heard it.
Q.-Where was YOU at when you heard
-..i Al was at my house.
Q.-H0w far is your house awayi A
bout two hundred feet
Q.-HOw did they sounds A.-Ihey
ouuded pretty hard.
Q.-WhO was with you at the timei
Mary DOdd.
Odd the child stay in doors most OF
be times Ayes, sir.
Q.-Was it a quiet childl Ayes, SIT
Q.--Was 10 timidi Ayes, SIT,
Q.-What was Mrs. Spease doing taln
0rning when YOU were in theret A
be was making bread.
Q.-How long was Il after you had went
10 until this happened A.-Aoout nye
inutes, and then / saw Mrs. SDease come
inning toward me and said; ''Oh, MIS-
augherty, / believe Dora is dying.
O.-Were you accustomed TO going 70
rs. Spease'sl A--No, sir. was not'
as on " there q few times. ,,,
Did you ever see or hear the cniIu
yingl A.-Yes, sir; did one morning
city loud.
Owes re- near slghtedl Alt was.
0.-Mrs. Baugherty, dld you ever see
Is child have a sore handl AYES 81,
0.-How did it look, and IN what klla ~ ~
conditional Adj was swollen P.1..y
.btlv ard looked as though 10 had oeeA
~ with iot 0fpius.
u.s. Green was next called
no ye.l know airs. Spsasat A.
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