The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-30

beginning OF tho examination, and tho
colonel raised his voice a little.
Your honor" said Prosecutor How
ard, II object to the tone OF voice tho
colonel assumes toward tho witness, He
is only n boy and tho manner OF coun-
sci Ia calculated to embarrass him.
Colonel A~rnett--"Your honor, this is
the first time l have over been accused
Of being unfair to witness, especially
MIR; Howard-"well, I accuse you
now"
Colonel Arnctt-"Well, / don't think
you aro in q condition TO make tho
charge" :
Niles Lnttie Walton WINS called to the
stand. She Is n sister Of tho preceding
witness and was at tho same window
from which no witnessed the'shooting.
She was sitting in tho window and saw
DR.. Baird drive up, and when she first
saw DR.. Garrison hoi was a little west
OF Knights step. She aaid:"Dr. Baird
got out, went TO his horses heads his
hands fell to his side and no straight-
ened up. DIR. Garrison fired and Or,
Baird turned to go, and Dr.. Garrison
fired again. DR.. Baird was facing DR..
Garrison when ho shot the first time. I
could SEQ them both at tho same time,
and II he had made any denomination
toward drawing a weapon, | could have
seen it He didn't make my. demon
stration. When DR.. Garrison first fired,
DR.. Baird went toward Prayers store,,
and whom DR.. Garrison fired the second
time, his side was turned to Dr. SGarri.
son, and his face towards Market street.
Cross-cxamined by Colonel Arnett:
I first saw Dr.. Baird in front OF Sweitzcr's
store. | don't know whether or not l
told you at the last trial that l saw him
before he got TO Swcitzer's store, She
further said that Dr. Baird
o U OF TILE BuddY !
on the north side and got q hitching
strap out OF the buggy. When she saw
DR.. Garrison he had his pistol raised.
She said the shots :wetatveiry close to-
gether. After the frat shot Dr. Baird
took two steps and CHS head fell for
ward. Miss Walton, in answer to fur
ther questions, repeated that she had
seen DR.. Baird make no demonstrations
with his hands. The distance between
Or. Baird and the defendant she' indi-
Gated about the same distance that her
brother, when on tho, stand, had mon
toned. She was acknowledgements of
the scene OF the shooting, and said DR..
Baird was on the pavement at the side
OF the hitching ring. /
Neff Laing followed Miss Lottie Wal
ton. He said he knew Drs. Baird and
Garrison by sight He was in the win.
dowof Walton's kitchen, and the first
shot attracted his attention. He. raised
up, looked out and saw Dr. Baird}stand-
ing near the curb, and DR.: Garrison
near the doorstep Of the house next to
Prayers. He first saw the shot and
then saw DR.. Baird; he. staggered and
went into Prayers.
Q--How was DR.. Baird facing when
you first saw him? A.r-A Httleto the
northeast. "a.
Ii DR.. Baird moved in any other d.
rection than toVard Pagers store he
would have seen ii, the witness said.
lie could have told whether DR.. Baird
moved toward DR.. Garrison, but he
could not say where his hands we're.
lie left the window when; the second
shot was fired, because he did not want
to see any more. He went back short
ly after in time to see DR.. Garrison walk
toward Market street.
Cross.examined by Colonel Arnett he
said he had not SO good an opportunity
to see as Miss Lottie Walton. had, as the
window casing was in his way. After
the first shot DR.. Baird turned to the
left. He was asked if he could see the
movements Of both DR.. Garrison and
DR.. Baird at the samo time, and an
swered yes.
HE DIDN'T SEE GoECKsrAETTER-
William Addlesburger, an iron and
steel worker, said he knew DR.. Garrison,
but had not known DR.. Baird. He was
across the street from DR.. Baird and DR..
Garrison at the time OF the shooting.
he heard the report Of O revolver, and
looked across The two men were ten
or fifteen feet apart. He heard DR.. Gar
rison say Just before the shooting, "Will
you take it backP" DR.. Baird was in
the act OF going toward Main street, and
then went into Prager's store. When
the second shot was fired he saw some
thing fly out of DR.. Daird's. eye. DR..
Baird made no demonstration with his
hands. The witness saw DR.. Baird's
hands and saw nothing in them. He
also made no motion toward unbutton-
ing his coat. S8.Ss
On the cross examination the witness
said that he saw nobody standing where
Leonard Goeckstaetter claimed to have
been. On the redirect he said DR.. Baird,
when he irstlooked around, was in the
act of turning, as ii he was going up
Eleventh street; he then went into
Prayers store. The witness. said he did
not see Goeckstaetter; he, might, have
been there right alongside, and still he
might not have noticed him. Adde'S
burgers testimony closed the days
proceedings, and court adjourned cuntil
0 o'clock this morning. aSm,a Jrfe
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