Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-12

/ OF Gi'OOV putty lie was
| quite angry and SAID, Damn her'-bs
hardly ever swore-'the fool, I'll kill her
now anyhow If | never get cent. III
make more out OF il now that she's
made such damn bull of it, Then be
went into fathers Office, and made ont
| three notes in blank form. These were
signed on Saturday. Harry told ms
| the dressmAker was coming and said. Il
! guess I'll have you sign them
as witness. said, L guess
net. / won't have anything 10
do with it, Then Harry said: 'ull get
Jack for one then, and iXt for tue
other. II you don't want TO sign them,
you'd better get out Of here then
left to do some collecting aud went
home to luncheon. He told me on
| Monday that the notes were signed.
On tuesday he wanted me to let him
| have large bill for some dollar bills. |
gave him $50 and $50 bill. The next
day be wanted me 10 take fftY 81 bills
TO the bank, get draft. and then
change my mind and get other
money In their place. BE eIered me
a dollar 10 do It, but ! refused. lie
was quite angry, and hnaly ! took tbs
money myself and used IL from time 10
time. The next time was Friday.
Harry came into the office and asked
me If 1t was not TINA
TO SACRIFICE THE DREssMAKER.
| said, Harry, you're not going TO XII
the dressmaket, are your he said
Yes, we are. She will have TO be the
victim this time ! said, Harry, you
must not doIt; Is is awful lie rep.id.
She's got TO 90 this time.'
said, Harry, you mustn't 90 this
n you don't quit this idea
l'll report you His hands were clutch
ing as | said that and he looked wild.
I am not naturally afraid OF anybody,
but | was afraid Of him then. ] moved
slowly to where my coat aud bat were
hanging and was just making for the
door when Harry came AFTER me quick.
] told him | was Soing out TO walk un-
I'll be cooled of. | went TO my room
and got my revolver and finally went
back TO the Office. Harry was Sill
there but was cooler. ! repeated TO
Harry tba. be must not think OF such
thing. He said it was nothing to kill
people. He had caused the death Of
three PERSONS"
"We move to have that struck out"
put 10 Irwin.
Denied" said the court promptly.
"He said" went on the witness, that
be had killed two people In the East,
and bad killed 4 third, but be stopped
there and wouldn't say anything more.
He also said he had caused a fire in the
East where the loss was $3.50, 000 Ho
said ho got two dollars for doing II.
lie said there was nothing in haunting
people. had told him that II
be killed her she would haunt him.
He said, People may dream Of such
things, but IL you bad any nerve you
would go out and kill somebody. IL
don't make any difference who, so you
XIII somebody. Kill a cripple. lts bet
ter for them 10 die than TO live anyway
Go out and Kill some one and | viii give
you one huDdred dollars ! asked him
how be would know that | had done Il
and he said be &
WOULD SEE 1T IN THE PAPEPs.
I said I would not do II. That was the
last conversation | mad with him.
didn't want TO say anything about II as
it was family affair, but ! went and
told Elder Stewart"
Hold on there" said Erwin. 1--WE
object as immateriaL
The objection was sustained, but Adry
was allowed to state that he made
communication TO Mr.. Stewart.
"0n Saturday following Harry walked
along with me as was making some
collections. lie said: You'd better se
q little careful where you are Tor next
three or four days. Something may
happen | talked 10 him all could
and told him be mast not think Of sucn
a thing. That evening be came 10 ny
fat and said mad better take my wlI'
aud 20 the theatre. ] told nim would
do as darued pleased. lie said some
thing might happen and that my "lIeI
evidence as to my whereabouts "ou'd
be no good. stayed al home all the
evening. The next morning barry sa"
me out looking for paper. lie smiled
and asked me If | thought something
had happened.
Shortly after half-past seven on the
night OF the murder Harry came 10 my
fat and asked me FOR five dollars.
gave IL 10 him and then be said YOU'D
better 90 to the theatef tonight rake
your wife and 90.
SOMETHING Is GOING TO HAPPEN
he seemed a little eEcited-it was ono
OF the few times ever saw him excited
| took him by the arm aud tried 70 de-
II D.
said. I've no time to fool now; I'm In
hurry. Ny wife sat there rocking INC
oaby. Then he asked me TO 90 into MS
room about 0:3O and see IL his re-
yover was uLder his pillow. rs-
fused, and he then asked me 20 raise the
curtain In my room so tnat no could SEQ
the light about 10 o'clock. refused 10
do that too. Then be went a"aY'
asked nv wife " she did not want 70 90
and visit her father. Al first 'hesald 'hs
was too tired. bat We finally went
When we got n)ms or shorty aI'o'
wards | heard a quick step '"S
hallway and then saw l@N'
In Harry's room. heard no.n'ht
more until 3 in the morning when HARRY
came TO the door aud sAid. 'SoAe'H'"N
has happened. Mss Ginz ha' D'o
murdered. She was found stone deII
10 the road near Lake Calhoun. hs
asked me TO come into the lat ana u'I
so. He got cut his Colts revolver anu
cleaned il. There was very itt's ul''
on IL. As be was doing this ht 'A'1'
It's just like picking 40 money ia.
Then he lay down on The lounge WIN
his overcoat over him. went BACK 20
my fiat. We got up early ia' IeA'
morning 10 get 2 paper. ....o..
The air almost Of terror 10 tie atmos-
pbers reached lts heirnt when Nr.
Erwin asked Adry 20 e1p.aIn no" .i., "nl
brother had acted when ne ua1 'o'I - u.-'
be would hang II he persisted 10 IO'''"
ing out his scheme. L.d
Adry explained how bis 0I2tner ~