The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-03
No. | did not have any memorandun
/ only speak from memory.

No. did not have any memorandum
only speak from memory.
2. You are Just giving not what
he said but the sum and substance Of
what he said in your mindi A. Yes.
sir.
2. Heis also charged there Of hav
ing said something else; | do not rare
just 70 use the expression, but Il i 4
very bad ones-you heard the indict-
ment read; have you any knowledge
of his using any such language as
thati A. could not say as he did.
but ] believe there was such evidence
before the Grand Jury, but who used
il | could not tell.
Mr.. L. G.. Gerling called for State.
Direct-examination by q. s. Grant
Pitzer, ESQ.
Q. Where do you livoi A. Mar
tinsburg.
Q. What ceuntyi A. Berkeley
County.
Q. We're you a member Of the
Grand Jury on tho 18th day Of last
Septemberi A. I was.
Il q. Have you any recollection Of
the Defendant there appearing before
the Grand Jury to give testimony A.
a slight recollection.
@. II so, state TO the jury what
his testimony wasf A. He said that
he saw Mr.. Evans in the morning just
outside Of Mr.. Evans fencc on the
show ground, take a pistol out Of one
pocket, and put it in the other pocket,
and then no said he saw Mr.. Evans
hand it to Veney and told him to shoot
the first damned Snowman that cross.
ed his lot.
Q. Did YOU hold any othor position
on that Grand Jury except ordinary
Grand Jurorf Al. ! was Clerk.
@. Did youstako notes Of that cyi-
dencei A. Yes, sir.
Q. Where are those notosi a. ]
think gave them 10 the prosecuting
attorney.
g. Have you made 4 reasonable
searchf A. cannot find Thorn.
@. You were the man who took the
Testimony.
A, Yes, sir.
@. Are you positive that the word
revolver Or gun was used there I
A. Yes, sir, to the best of my
recollection.
Cross-examination By J. h. Cliifords
ron sAy y0u W6fo 1ot salel
A. Well, | am kight snrs, because
It was brought up n The Grand Jury
there about Mr.. Evans swearing. It
was discussed in the Grand Juryj that
is what drew my attention to il.
Q. Do yon remember Of any other
Indictment brought BY that Grand
Jury fof that termf
Objected to.l Objection overrul-
ed.)
Mr.. Clifford: Ny object is this,
please the Conrt, I want to show now
how they can remember specifically
all the transactions il this ease and il
they can remember other things equal
t1y as well,
g. You say You did not know
whether It was q gun or a pistol 7
"A. Well, I do not know about
those exact words; whether he said
gun or pistol.
9. 1t might have been a gun and il
might have been q pistoli
A. Some call q pistol a gun.
When 4 man comes Ia your
store and asks for q gun do you give
him a pistol. A. When he says he
wants a gun and looks at the pistols
and says lie wants n o. them, then
1 hand him = revolver.
Q. Do you call d revolver 4 gum
A. No, sir, but some people do.
g. Who made the motion MS to the
Intentional indictment againt Mr..
Evans9
OBJECTED toy
Mr.. Geo. r. Evans called for State,
sworn.
Direct-examination by Mr.. Pitzer.
@. Are you the Geo. r. Evans al
lnded to in this indictment as implica-
ted in the shooting 81 one James. G.
Daley
"A. am.
Q. You will state to the Jury
whether or not on the 10Th day IF last
August, at Or near your premises
n Il conyersation-or rather state what
if any conversation with Veney you had
with reference to the shooting Of the
Snowman, Or any person trespassing
on your premises.
n. On the 10Th day Of August
don't remember the name Of the show
-lObjected to unless personally pres
ent at the time Of this conversational
Iw1-n.