Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-27

first met Temple on the street, in Sails
bury, while she was out for walk.
Q.-What were you doing on the
street? A.-What would any one do on
the street?
Q.-That depends on the business
they were on. What were you doing?
Al was out for a walk.
Q.-How did you get acquainted with
him? Did shy one introduce you?
Ayes, certainly.
Q.-Who was it? Al don't rsmem-
ber
Q.-You don't remember? A.-No.
Q.-Now, didn't you just pick him
up? A.-No.
Q.-And you don't remember who In
troduced you? A.-No.
Q.-Where were you staying at? At
home? A.-No.
Q.-Where9 AT Mrs. Browns.
Q.-Who is she? A dress-maker.
Q.-And what were you doing there?
A.-Helping her make dresses.
Q.-What name was be iRtrod uced by?
A.-Temple.
Q.-And what name were you intro
duced byP A.-CoffeY.
Q.-Were you not known in Salisbury
as Onie Williams? A.-Ne.
Q.-Why, haven't you even sent tele-
grams from this city, signed 0nie Will
llams? A.-No, not TO Salisbury.
Q.-Haven't you sent kilograms from
this city, on the 18th OF February,
signed Onie Williams? A.-Not 10
North Carolina.
Q.-Didn's you send q telegram to
Doliie Holmes, of Knoxville, Tenn, on
February II, asking her to send you =
ticket so you could 60 there and enter q
house OF i'll fame? A.-No.
Q.-Do you know any one In Knox
Vile, Tenn? A.-No.
Q.-Do you know W. C. Tucker, Of
Knoxville? Al Know Of him.
Rid you telegraph TO him on that
day, and sign the name of Onie Will
liams? A.-No.
Odd you sign the name Of Onie
Griffith? Withdrawn.
Q.-Who was with you when you net
this young mna? A.-Mdttie BroRG.
Q She was the lady who was doing
the sewing? A.-Her and her mother.
Q-Was Matte just out for walk,
too? Ayes.
Odd Matte know him? A.-No.
Q-Who told you who he was? A
l don't remember.
Q-What time last summer was that?
don't know what time it was.
On hot weather, wasn't it? A
Yes.
Q.-And he was there about a week?
A week or two weeks--I don't
remember.
Ole was at that house where you
did the sewing about all the time, wasn't
he? A.--No.
Gle was there every night, wasn't
he? A.-No.
Odd he call on youP Ayes.
At this point Manager c. r. Tracy,
Of the Western Union, appeared with
certain kilograms, and said it was against
the rules OF the Company to show them,
but IL would be done il the Court or
dered it. The State objected, and the
Court sustained the objection. The de-
tense then made It's formal fer to
prove that two kilograms were sent to
Knoxville, Tenn, February 18th, to
Dollie Holmes and L. +. Tucker, the
last asking for money, and also on the
same date she received telegram from
Knoxville under another and different
name, from w. G.. Tucker. The State
objected and was sustained, and the
cross-exam ination was resumed.
Witness said when Temple left Sails
bury, in the summer, she went TO her
home in Hickory, to visit her sister,
Emma Brlnkley. She went back to
Salisbury little before Christmas. She
was sewing.
O.-Isn't it a fact that you kept a
house OF i'll fame in Salisbury, \. c.,
and that your name is Onie Williams?
A.-No, it isn't. objection by the
State; sustained.
Witness said Temple asked her to
marry him about two weeks before
Christmas. tShe met him at the dress
makers.
Q.-You sold beer to him, while he was
out there, by the bottle. didn't you?
A.-No
Q.-Wasn't you the proprietor Of
house of i'll fame out there, and sold him
beer? A,-No. [Objection; sustained.
Q.-And isn't IL fact that while he
was in your house he was drunk, and
your paid the money for the marriage
license? A.-No. f0bjectloni sus-
tanned.
Didn't you have the license pro-
cured? A.-No.
Q-Wasn't be drunk at your house
about a week? A.-NO.
Q.-.Who paid for the railway tickets
from Salisbury to Lanier? objection;
sustained Al thought this was a
bigamy case.
O.-Isn't it a fact that while this man
was in an intoxicated condition, you
purchased the tickets for he and you,
to Lanier? A..-No; he purchased
them.
Didn't you give him the money!
A-No.
Q.-Do you remember Of getting
prescription from a physicisn-Dr.
Hart? A.-No.
Witness said she loaned Temple SIS,
after the marriage, and later she sent
for 500, for they told her the bank had
closed. She teleRraphed for the money,
January 9th, from Washington City,
over the name OF Sallie G. Cotfey. The