The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-22
I don't know what it was.

|. ] don't know what " was.
You were not crazythat evening, were
you?
] don't know.
When you left the house did you
carry an extra suit Of clothes2
No.
Did you got on a train at Bcnwood
that morning?
Yes.
You went to Bollaire2
Yes.
Why did you got off tho train7
1don't know. {,
Did you sleep in a barn2
] don't know.
Didn't you tell people you slept in
barns and tho open air?
! don't know. q
Did you stand between tho cars going
over to Bcllairc?
! don't know.
Did you, when coming back to Ben.
wood?
! believe I did.
Why did you leave Wheeling?
] don't know.
Didn't you leave because you were
hilolu VI uclIp uIEcslcut
! suppose so.
Why did you run when the police.
man saw you, II you were not afraid OF
being arrested?
don't know.
Tint evening when your wife was at
Nesbitt's did you bring her home?
Yes.
Was the light burning?
1t was dark.
Had you packed your music and
things in the trunk2
They wero always there.
Why was she going to leave you?
Because l played the cornet on Sun.
day.
What clothes had you on when you
won't to Nesbitt's?
think | had these on.
Did you afterwards change to your
working clothes?
Yos.
How long have you had that re.
volvcr?
Five or six years.
Had you any others?
Several, but not lately.
What did you do with them?
| sold them.
How loug did you have the car
tridses?
Five or six years.
Where did you keep it?
In the trunk.
When did you take it out?
lidon't know.
Did you leave Wheeling q year ago?
Yes.
When did you 20 10 Denver?
A year ago.
How long were you gone?
don't remember.
What did you do in Denver? Did
you play poker?
Yes.
How much did you lose?
Sixty or seventy dollars.
How much money did you have?
About two hundred dollars.
You bought an ovcrcoat.?
Yes.
What became of it?
l don't know.
Where did you 90 then?
To Salt Lake city.
How long did you stay?
One day, then l came back.
How much did you have?
A couple Of dollars.
Did you not have $50 to pay your law.
yer?
| borrowed that from Mrs. Gross.
Where did you get that money you
went to Denver with?
Some of my own, and other monev
from Mrs. Hager, about $50 OF hers.
What did Mrs. Hager give you that
money Tor?
70 give to somebody.
To give to whom?
Idont know. - = '
Maier said he FIRST met Marie Yoho at
Mrs. Hagar's, where shc worked, about
three or four years ago. He called at
her home in Woodsfeld several times,
and was married TO her last October by
Rev. William Werder. She went home
on a visit for awhile. He and his wife
stayed at Miss Maggie Smiths for a
couple Of weeks.
The state was not yet through with
the witness, but as it was already 6
o'clock court adjourned until 8 o'clock
this morning.
The steadfastness with which Maier
regarded Katie Yoho completely upset
the child. After she had retired she
complained to her friends that Maier
elared at her, and said she was afraid he
would Jump over the table at her.
Sheriff Steenrod is very patient with
the audience that fills the court room.
at dinner time and at supper time he
warned the spectators that they must
abandon the court room until the jury
has been led out. Notwithstanding
this some OF the morbid ones remain
and require constant urging on the
Sherif's part before they will vacatc
the apartment.
When court meets again this morning
Maier will be replaced on the stand,
after which the other witnesses for the
defense will be examined. How much
time the examination of witnesses and
the speeches Of the attorneys will &C.
cupy cannot Of course be predicted. but
it is, supposed hat the case cannot be
given to the jury until tomorrow.
BELLAIRE.