Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

case, and he said: ~ expect the boys win
have you on their side"
Gle ssid that he expected the bows
would nave you on their sidei A.-Yes,
SIR, and he said "T on will have to answer
over
Q.-He said that YOU would get a turning
overs Ale said "You will get a turn.
Ing ovcr''-that "you will have TO answer
over.n
Q.-That they would give you turning
over while you were on the standi A
Yes, sir.
Q.-Was anything said about that Job
down therei Ayes, sir, He said
william, OF course we Will need SEINE one
Tor TINS this Job at the building, and Il
aon, make any difference who the man is
rs long as he does bis duty" That q
didn't make any difference TO either party.
CRos ST XANrINATGoN.
To Mr.. Russell witness said Father
sullivan said they needed man at the
building and as long as man did his duty
~ didn't make any difference what side
OF the case he was on. He said when get
on the witness stand / would have TO
answer questions for both sides. or I
would get n turning over. Witness
thought he meant that either side he was
called on he would get a turning over from
the other side. Father Sullivan would
come TO the house when witness was driv-
ing MIR. Reilly. Il drove him around
almost to his death. | drove him on
Thanksgiving, and no died In January"
Witness ate and slept at the house when
he was driving, out stopped that I'm Nav
1890, when tho colored man came. Father
sullivan came TO the house aoout once
week on an average before May, 1890.
Sometimes he would come twice a week
and sometimes not at all. Father Sullivan
was In charge OF the church Mr. Reilly at
tended. Father Sullivan visited MIR Reilly
at the store most frequently in the sum
mer of 1891. ~ saw him there very sci.
dom in the summer OF 1890" In 1891 his
visits extended over four or five months,
commencing about May. He averaged
about two or three times week. After the
first four or five months he didn't come
so often.
They would 90 back TO the sugar room
"at pretty near every VISIT MIR. Reilly
would be helped some times, aud at Others
ne would get up and walk himself. with
shuffiipg feet, the witness illustrating his
gait1 Witness described Mr. ReilIy's
dihiculty in getting up stairs, and in reply
toquestions witness said emphatically Mr..
Reilly did not climb the stairs TO the third
story Of the Reilly building on Thanks
giving day. Witness drove him that day
and he did not so to the Reilly building
When Father Sullivan would come to tho
store, and he and Mr. Reilly went back 10
the sugar room, Mr. Reilly did not sleep.
"They would talk all the while" Mr.
Reilly could keep awake, when necCssarv,
according 10 the nature of the cOuversa-
ton Witness had seen Mr. Reilly back
there with his head down, but he did not
know II he was asleep aud witness did not
know what they talked about. Witness
was not employed In any especial capacity.
but he did all sorts Of work for him He
was told he was to make no engagement on
Sunday or any other day without consult
ing MIR. Reilly, for he said ne wanted him
for his own personal needs Witness called
his services those OF nurse. Il had 10 at
tend TO him in every way. lie had sores
on his back, and had TO attend to them
DR.. Frissell could tell you the same thing
If he was alive. He used 10 call me Doc
tor
Q-He used to call you Doctor, A
Yes.
Q.-You and Dr. Stansberry. Al
don't know anything about DR.. STAINS
berry.
Mr.. Hutchiuson-D Don't confouud him
with DIR. Stansbc-ry
Witness, in reply 10 questions. said Mr..
REILLY sent him TO the house several times
10 cut the grass and when he came back me
would scoid him, and SAY be didn't send
HIM re sColded him many other times
too. - liuess used 70 ask him il he mad
any meetings TO attend, and he would take
OH MS hat and look At the memoranda IN.
Ger the rim and would say he had none
witness had 10 remind MIN of meetings
~ = : rea+ -'ndny 20 attend to, and
sent on a great many erraHis Of vari-
SORTS
Witness was again asked about the meet
Iing with Miss Carrie kuote. and said Mr.
Reilly seemed 10 Co iu stupur. like lie
was under drug. lie used 10 be often
that way
Witness remembered that Mr. Reilly
went to Atlantic City, in the summer OF
1920. He WIS gone two or three weeks
Mrs. Reilly and "a girl went with him He
went 10 Chicago in October. 1.sI, and once
AFTER tnat, put witness didn't remember
went anywhere out Of the city after the
trip TO Atlantic City.
y short delay here eusued while the
notes OF George Baird's evidence was
looked up, with reference 10 an objection
Iud exception taken Tho matter beip,
found, Mr.. Hubbard said he desired 10
withdraw the question and answer To
which there was objection. The question
and answer related 90 Lir BairQ's esfitpa.
ton OF MIR Reilys mental capacity. Tue
matter went over, with the understanding
that Mr. Russell should have Mr. Baird's
evidence read over.
GEORGE BAIRD RECALLED.
Mr.. Baird said the water rate for tho
kelily building was fixed in June. 1890. and
the talk with Mr. Reilly was after that
time, no the spring Of 1891 The books Of
the Water BoarG did not enable witness IN
locale the time Of tho Interview with Mr.
Reilly exactly.
TIE APrrNsEurNr.
The appra cement OF Nc Rsiilv's estate
was then offered 100 evidence Tho total
footing Wcs t5s 200 as appraised
The contestants thcn rested their case
a. ii a. M, and tho Coert adjourned until
2 b. m. 10 which hour iNe vvitaes.e. for ~,
other side had uccu adjourned.
Tho principal items aud heads. under
which the sppralscmcnt is made up are as
follows:
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