Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
.vorurp NEw WITNESS.

Thomas j. Cartwright was called.
This was another new witness not intro
duced at the first trial. ,o-
Q.-Where do you reside! A.-No. lV4'
Main street.
O'-How near TO Eckhart's stocking fac
toryi About forty feet above.
Odd you ever see the prisoner oeforet
Ayes.
Q.-State II, on the morning OF the oc-
currence. or within two or three days be-
fore that, did you have any business trans
actions with him! Al can't set the day,
but two. or three. or four days before the
shooting. about the middle Of the day, PROB
ABLY about noon, Dr. Garrison called at my
place of business and purchased a oox oil
cartridges from me. ,.,
P.-What size were theyl A.-S2 smith
& Wesson.
O-HoW many are I'm a box. A.-Fifty
0-What did he say about theml A
He made some remark about the size, or
something like that, and said they were
all right IL was cool business tran
saction.
Q.-Is there any difference IN 39 cart
ridgei Ayes; 81 Smith q Wesson is
a little different from 32 Colt.
Oh wish you would look at this pistol
Ayes, its 80. The pistol was identi-
fed by the stenographerl.
Q.-You say there is difference In cart
ridges Ayes; as TO quality they are
about the same. There is sometimes a
slight difference In length, or a slight
Q.-Can one be used in the other pistoll
A-No.
Q.-What kind did DIR. Garrison geif
A-32 Smith 81 Wesson.
Mr.. Cartwright was cross-examined by
Col Arnett He said DIR. Garrison came
in for the cartridges about three or four
DAYS before the shooting, about the middle
of the day-between 10 and IL, or and :.
O.-Ain't you mistaken about DR.. Gar
rison ever being in your place on earth
A.-Yes, he was.
Q.-Ain't you mistaken about his ever
being in there's A.-No.
Q.-Are your cartridges different from
any one else's. A.-No.
Q-Do you have any mark on the boxes
Ayes: on most of them. but not on all.
| II my mark was on them / could identity
O-Haven't you confused some one else
with Dr. Garrisonl Al think not.
O.--Haven't you made a mistake abou,
! itl DR.. Garrison was never In your store
| in his life, was hei Ayes; on that oc
casion.
Q.-On that occssionl Ayes.
Q.-And no one was with himt A.-No
Q.-And there was no conversation
A.-No, only about the cartridges.
O.-And that was about the quality
| "A bout the quality or the c3lioer.
don't think he stated what the weapon
was He got the Smith & Wesson cart
ridge
! O.-How long was he in there's A
About FIVE minutes-iust long enough u
get the cartridges.
O.-Do you remember any other circum
stances about his coming in there's A
No.
Odd you see him get OF the bicycle
A.-No On other occasions had usually
seen him on a bicycle / didn't see bicycle
He came In and called me by name, snc
-! when he went out. thought "who car
that be; that must be physician-thapi
DR. Garrison"
Ooh, then you were not certain IL wa,
hei Al thought IL must be.
O.-You are not certain now, even. that
Il was DR. Garrison, Ayes; that Is thu
Odd he wear eyeglasses or specta
c!esl Al couldn't say.
O.-How long after he had been gone die
YOU determine II was DR.. Garrisonl A
| Just time enough TO think.
O.-How long did IL take you 70 think
A-Perhaps half q minute; concluded 4
was DR.. Garrison.
Col. Arnett went on 20 question the wit
ness as 20 the appearance Of the man wn'
had the cartridges, AID whether OF not b
had a moustache and beard, 20 which thi
witness answered mis- impression OF TIL
man generally was the same as the appear
ance he presented as he sat beforehim.
O.-IBy Dovenerl Q.-Ycu spoke OF {
man you mad seen riding by on oycicle
and who had been pointed ont 10 you as Dr.
Garrisonl Ayes
O.-And do you think DR.. Garrison Is Ii
man
| CAPT Doveuer- Well, III ask il nor
O.-Do yon recognize the prisoner At th
bar As the man who bought the cartridges
Col. Arnettr-I object
| The Court-ft may be asked
The WitDcSs--f Is. sir
liz rnyfss mn oykncokT OK.
" One Of y jurors, q 5;1o, exprassed