The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04

LOOK n,car. AS wc passed my house
WINS on the outside Of tho car smoking;
part OF tho time ! was inside. At Tenth
street we transferred to another car,
and got of Mt Eleventh street. | had
an apprehension OF impending evil, and
felt n sort OF cold chill. had already
got little around tho cornct when
saw DR.. Baird. pulled my hat down
over my face, slipped off my right glove
md passed him. 1lo said, You, black
s. OF n -, d YOU Ito kept call.
ing mo this and soon
+ REALIZED lie WAS FOLLOWING.
Apprehcnsivo Of danger l turned
around, and, throwing out my hands, I
said: Don't do that 1le said: You
bigger B. OF a b-,l'll take moth.
Ing back III
} Take that back l said again.
2 iI'll take nothing back, you niggor
g. OF I'll blow your d.
black head off,
lie reached, | thought, for his pistol,
and drawing mine fired both shots
rapidly. l waited to SEQ II he was 60.
ling away and then went on down street.
Il looked back to SEQ II no was following
mo. / did not know | had hit him.
After going q little piece further saw
Harrison Dunlcvy and took diagonally
across to him. As l was crossing Mr..
Holt, whose name I-did not know, but
whom knew by sight, stepped out to-.
ward mo and said: Who's doing this
shooting, Doc?' l nodded to him, and
when noar Mr.. Dunlevy and Mr..
Krcitcr thcy rame out and we three
drew together.
Odd you have a conversation with
John Armstrong; A.-No, never
knew him until saw him hero at tho
last trial. The statement ho made yes
terday is untrue. | spoke to Mr..
krciter and Mr.. Dunlevy, and stopped
nowhere before / stopped with them.
The defendant denied that hc had
made the statement attributed 10 him
by Mr.. Booking, either to Mr.. Booking
or anybody disc.
Q.-What about tho statement made
by Mr. Eco. A.-Sometime in January
Mr.. Fee made an application for ad-
mission into the A. 0. U. W. Ho told
me that DR.. Baird was his family physi-
clan. For some reason Mr.. Foes APP
plication was long in being heard from,
and Secretary Hathaway told me the
delay was because the grand lodge had
not yet heard from DR.. Baird. | told
Mr.. Fec that Hathaway had informed
me that DR.. Baird had said lie would
not have anything to do with COM
pany that employed '"that d Niger
B. of n -" referring to me. -
In reference to the conversation he
had with Mr.. Beans, he said he had re.
ceivod that morning Il very scurrilous,
obscene letter. He showed it to Mr..
Beans, and whilo he was reading it tho
defendant told him that DR.. Baird
(without mentioning his nance took
every occasion TO insult him, but that
he must not 49,
OFFER HIM PERSONAL VIOLENCE. "
lie denied purchasing cartridges from
TT. Cartright, and said the cartridges
that were bought he purchased from
Mr.. Lem. Bnsbey. On the 18th Of Oc-
tober he met Captain Travis, who told
him he ought to look out for Dr..
Baird. The next day he went to Bus:
bey's ana purchased the cartridges. 2rly
Q.-EIow long have you been wearing
spectacles? A.-Sinco the winter OF
1885.
Q.--IIow long have you had beard?
Al began wearing a chin beard last
| September. a% "
The defendant told about Dr.. Baird
lashing his horse at different times TO
get ahead OF him, to prevent him from
turning out Of the way. The defendant
would GO up alleys and hear DR.. Baird
say: There goes the d-s- OF -
-. Watch tho cowardly s. of u
-. He's afraid OF ME. pll make him
afraid OF me-. He said that Alex Frew
and others had warned him impressive
ly 10 be on the lookout for DR.. Baird.
One day he was with Mr.. ALI. 9. Cald-
well, and the latter ran away on seeing
DR.. Baird, and afterward came back and
said he did not want the doctorto see him.
DR. Baird on this occasion, did not see
the defendant. Before that Mr. Cald-
well had been to tho defendants Office
and asked him il he carried pistol
Mr.. Caldw ell being DR.. Baird's nephew
and his attorney, this frightened tho
defendant, and when Mr.. Caldwell ran
away that evening, the defendant was
under tho impression that Mr.. Caldwell
thought that DR.. Baird was going to
shoot. t'yt1i'
The defense thereupon turned the
defendant over to the prosecution for
cross examination. Court adjourned
until 9 o'clock this morning, when DR..
Garrison will be cross examined. y 1s