The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-03

the people | told WENT back except
Daley.
q. What aid you have IN yonr handi
a. A paddle.
q. What did ySu have II fors d.
For the purpose Of cutting playing
with it.
q. Nothing but TO pay with i'll
a. ! was nsing that for amusement.
z. Do people generally get up long
sticks about that length to white and
cuts 4. They get sticks 10 snittbem-
selves.
q. Did you have a revolver that
day to amnse yourself alsof
a. ! cannot answer that.
q. Did anyone give Won 4 revolver
that day and tell you TO protect til,
premises9 a. Mr.. Evans did not.
q. Did anyone give you a revolver
that day and did you have it protect
ing that place that day. q. Idecline
to answer that.
q. Did you have q revolver given
You BY Mr.. Evans authorityf q. !
cannot answer that.
q. Was it given BY Mr.. Evans an,
thority. a. ! didn't know by whose
authority was given.
q. Somebody did give II to you
thenl a. didn't say 50.
Charlie Wilde called for the State.
Direct-examination by Mr.. Pitzer
q. Where do you liyeg q. On
North High street.
q. Are you acquainted with the
defendant, the prisoner2 q. No, sir,
not very well; ! worked with him for
a while.
q State whether you were in his
company as co-employees- q. For a
while--I could not tell YOU just when.
d. About what timeG d. DO net
know, sir.
q. Did you have a conversation
with Mr.. Murphy about this affair."
a. / had about the shooting affair.
q. State to the jury what, if any
thing, was saida d. ! asked him
what washis idea Of staying here, and
he said he was staying here for REL
venge.. | asked him why. He said
he would kill some one before he
he left the town.
Cross-examination BY Nh. Clifford.
D. What is your name7 q. Charlie
Wilde.
D. With whom have you been talk
ing about the matter2 I. ! did not
tell anyone until ! told Wilbur Evans.
q. When was that? a. A couple
Of days ago.
q. You thought the trial was oyerg
a.. Yes, sir.
q. Did You know there had been a
trialq a. / knew there was 10 be q
trial.
q. You knew there was going to be
a trials a.. / thought the trial was
q. Did you say yon knew there was
going to be a trial long ago9 q. Yes,
sir.
q. Where were you talking thisg
a. Over at the tobacco shop.
d. Who else did you talk to be-
sides Wilbur q. Nobody that |
know Of.
q. What did Wilbur tell youG
a. He told me that it vas too
late; that they could not summons
them now about it.
q. How came you to tell Wilbur
about it, a. We we're only talking
about it.
!. Who began the talka a. | do
not know.
d. When was that2 a.. do not
know what day; either last week 81
week before.
q. Was it a week7 q. | could not
say for sure.
q. How near can you tell me q.
Either last week or the week before.
a. How comes you were not sworn
on the other trial? did not say any
thing about this before anybody before
the other trial.
q. What did Wilbur tell you about
the other trial2 q. Nothing, only he
said lie was at the trial.
3. What did he say they did with
himf d. He did not say.
q. Did he say anything about be-
ing a witness in this caseF
d. He said It vas too late to be a
witness. / told him | did not want to
go up as a witness and he told me it
was too late.
q. How came you to lie sworn? a.
John Bateman came over there and
said, ..Stay here awhile and directly
lie brought a summons over"
.. Who brought the summons q,
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