Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05
THE EVIDENCE ALL IN.
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Q-Tei me the name Of some one who
tod vou Dr. Baird would XIII youi n
DR. Myers told ne be was satisned De.
Ea;r5 ,vouii DO me harm, and Dr. Myers
is man who Do careful in his statements
O-lhat's the same DR. Myers VINO
testified here this mOrningi Ayes.
u Did YOU near him say that be warn
o. YOU thar DR.. Baird meant 70 do you
botllv barmt Al dOat remember wat
DR. Myers testified 90.
a. -Didu't vou sit here Al believe
sal back or .he railing when he TESTIFIED. q
Capt DOveuer required 10 tue asser.lon
OF defendant that hundreds o. people aau
y.l~-ed him. dud pressed him Tor the name
of soue others besides tuOSe gwen ouI ue-
PENDANT said he could not; There were 50
,ra.v Of them can remember; those were
tge ones VINO warned me most"
Referring tc john Armstrong; tesu-
,ronv he said be never knew him until ne
ssyvbim al the irst trial, and his tesu-
,,orv WAS false. He knew OF no III VIII on
t1s mart of John Armstrong, eS they were
mo, acquainted Mr.. Beans was friend
of defendant; he could not say that MT
Zee was friendly; he seemed 20 take sides
Min d. Baird. yrhO was his physician.
and MIR Booking. He tanc.ed Mr.. Cart
wright might nave grunge against him
because he had testified against man
,-srDe3 Watkins. VINO was arrested FOR as
.agItiuc girl, Mr.. Cartwright TOOK
.fite lam interest iu that case, and he De
I,evof ne was Watkins OOnOsman. That
was che only reason he could think OF, but
he believed Mr. Cartwright had COM
ultted perjury.
reached for his hip pocket A.-No.
Q-NoU knew he was nght naa9eu,
didn't ,0ut A-NO. dldut know II ne
was right or leil uduueu' OF e4Ia u0N-
trous with both
0-Nou were the intimate friend OF DR..
BAIRD and don't Know whether or not he
was RIGHT or eft handed A.-Nes, sir.
can't Doyener then asked If the defend
s-t had made a statement for publication
/, me RrGrsTUK the morning after the
Shooting. The defense objected, but 10
was allowed, and the statement published
in the REGISTER March @ 1891, was read,
i- which 10 was said when he turned the
corner Of Eleventh street he saw DR..
Baird approaching slowly m his carriage,
aud then went on 20 say 60
some remarks from Che Doctor. ana anxious 20
avoid ans uuplsasautuCss lowered my head
q, o. pass unuOtice1, hoping not 10 excite
ans remarks. Bu. lust as DR.. Ba.f0 was pass
irz BIO caught a glimpse OF me. however, ana
There GOES that d-u black -- again
Hoping o. ease over the AFFAIR as much aS
possible. sad, Doctor, don't do that where
Noon DE- Baird sgaiu iusulteu me even worse
fr1u before I said Doctor, you MUS take thar
back Dr. Ba,td replied, NO, you I'd IN
--, won't take anything oacS-, 1 replied,
.y1u..l have 90. whsreupon Or. Baird said, I'll
bow your d-u head OF N you give me any OF
,o.- 'rs1lent remarks 40 the same moment
Dr. Baird p,aced one hand on his isft hip oocS-
e. and tlluklug he was going 20 SUIT MS actloh
tr his words iu carry NJ out the threat I I'M
rr.iiateIv pulled d revolver out OF NV pocket
and i,ed.' Etc.
Odd you make any such statement
a. that. Al did not, nor any other state
ment. for publication.
D-Y0u saw YOU never made any such
statement for publication Did you ever
make any sucn statement! Al never
Odd you ever tell Col. Aruett that!
NJ did not.
Old YOU tell the editor Of the REGIS
r.s or any of the attaches Of that paper
ttatl Al did not
Odd you see the REGISTER OF the Toll
lowing day Al did.
Odd YOU read the statements A
p presume / did.
Odd YOU deny itl Al did not;
saw a great many statements, and never
denied any of them.
Odd YOU hear Col Aruett say he had
brought that statement down and given II
90 Mr. Beans, as bis side of thecase! A
40.
Col. Arnett-And never did.
The Court-Oh, Colonel, they have a
right 20 ask this question
Col. Aruett But I don't want 20 be mis-
represented
Capt Doveuer-Oh, YOU can 90 on tue
witness stand.
Col. Aroett-And I VIII.
Capt Doyeucr then went back TO the
shooting and pressed the witness for his
meaning of the expression TO DIR. Baird
Doctor, YOU must take that bach" tie
did not have The pistol In his hand when be
said that aud he could not say what he
meant
Then Capt Doyener went back % the
EEglsrEL'~ statement, and he said he did not
write 10 out for publication, nor did he see
any one else write Il out Neither did Col.
Arnett tell him he had been % the REGISTER
ONCE nor that he was going there. Col
Arnett told him nothing of the sort.
The decentralization was ended at 1903
D. m.