The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-21

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tcsns 10 c1urt will be found bslgr.
Corrt op.ss1 promptly At . O'clock
ProL Y. H.. Cr5go and M. Jotsph Eel
RaTe Dr. GaErItoa = good eharatte! a.
lay abiding citizen. Torrance IeGin.
meas aid be saw DR.. Garrison canning
ea.: on Keyenia E.rses after the thoo.-
iu2; be taH M Kreier aad Nr. Dun
levy talk 70 Dr.. Carlton, bE. did no:
zee John Armstrong HFa Palmer tes-
tilted 10 having been present when Dr.
Baird bestowed hi, pet epithet on Dr..
Garrison.
James Lzsure taid sweitzer tod
shortly after the shooting that he had
not seen anything Of IT,
a Z m,rsua
Mn. Frank Thomas said ,he met DR..
Baird a few weeks after the gas Office
fight, near The Second ward market
house. Dr.. Baird go. out Of hi. brzgy
and came around on the pavement, and
the met him Just az che was going 70
crozs the street. She congratulated
him on his sound appearance alter hay.
!uZ been whipped By DR.. Garrison. Dr..
Baird pr; HIS hand on his left hip
pocket and szid: "fhe ---
did me mp. bat 1kitl him yet"
On the cross.examinatIon the witness
said the conyersation occurred last Oc-
tober. and,on Being reminded that DR..
Baid had then BEEN dead come months,
che ascribed the mistake 10 the nervous
ness she experienced while on the wit
rees stand.
Alexander Frev said he had warned
DR.. Garrigon, and had told him be had
heard tina, DR.. Baird had made threats
sgainst DR.. Garrison, and that il he
were Garrison he would no. let Dr..
Baird get the drop on him.
Hr. a. G. Harrell said no came down
with DR.. Garrison the morning OF the
shooting. and san him 2e. of the car
near the north aide OF Eleventh street.
Sir. A.. ". Kote said be saw Or. Gar
rison the morning Of the killing. The
doctor wasfn a good humor.
Hr. G. VI. Kreiter said he met Dr..
Garrison az he came down Eleventh
street after the shooting John Arm
strong was no! there, &c far az he could
zee.
Court here adjourned until 2 o'clock.
When the afternoon gession began
MI. G. W. Kreiter waa recalled 10 the
stand, and explained that, when he
said his stand wa. inside the market,
he really meant the outside; that the
root Of tho market house extended over
the edge Of the pavement, and all stands
on that pavement we're considered on
the i~nside.outside OF the market
Alcck Garden, a street car conductor,
testified that DR.. Garrison got Off his
car above the northeast corner OF Eley-
enth street. Ar. Gardens testimony
differed from that OF Mr.. Henry Beu,
who testified that Dr.. Garrison, to the
best OF disqualification, stepped of the
car in the middle OF Eleventh street.
Advised TO coMrosE THE DIFFERENCE.
Dir. D. r. Brooks testified that after
the gas office fight he had seer DR..
Baird and had suggested To him that
no compose bis differences with DR..
Garrigon. DR.. Baird replied that he
would never lctup on tho Niger s--o Of
d, and would fix him yet.
Mr.. /. D. Prayer, proprietor OF the pa
per store into which DR.. Baird went
after he was ghot. and whore no died,
was examined. lie said DR.. Baird was
not standing wegt Of the hitching ring,
rs had been testified to by Witnesses
for the state. On cross-examination tho
witness said no did not see Or. Baird's
hornc and buggy, which were standing
in front oil tho atorc. Ife aaidthat after
the rhota were fred he turned-he waa
standing inside the door al the east
Hide-and saw Dr.. Baird coming toward
tho door.
Alcck Turner said he heard Or. Baird
call DR.. Garrison the familiar names on
two occaaiona.
Fl. II. Dunlcvy said no was near
stolze& Bayha's corner and saw DR..
Garrison coming east on Eleventh street
Immediately after the shooting. DR..
Garrison did not speak TO John Arm
strong. but spoke 10 Measra. Dunleyy
and Kreiter.
Squire Schultz, who was coroner at
tho time Of tho killing, said no had
found a revolver in DR.. Baird's left
hand hip pocket. Tho top Of the ham
NOR was caught In tho lining OF tho
pocket, and no had somc difficulty in
taking 1t out. lilo said he thought 1t
was loaded.
JOHN %ARNsTRoNo's INTERFERENCE.
John Armstrong was recalled by the
defonae. Ho raid that tho lady who
asked him tho time Of day at tho time
Of tho shooting was Mrs. Jennie Usscl.
ton. Ho said he won't to SOC Mrs. Ussel-
ton Thursday evening on tho Island.
He wanted ito know whether she was
summoned az n witncss for tho ,doicnse
or not. Asked by Mr.. Sommcryillo why
ho wanted to know II sho was sum
moned rs a witness, no said no wanted
to toll her that she would got no pay II
she camon asa witness for tho dcionse..
Howanted 10 toll Mrs. Ussclton about
that. bGcauso shO worked for q living.
Don't you know said Mr.. Sommor.
yille, "thatsMrs Ussclton left Dream
bridge. o., aftcr you were over there on
tho Island, md don't you know that
khol la In hiding thcro?"
mo, don't know replied Arm
strong.
"Did you tell any othor witnesses that
they wouldn't be paid Z"
"Mr. Hayes told mo Mt tho first trial,
that no had beon In attendance twenty.