Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-06-10


lug OF the case would be postponed until
Thursday morning. This was done TO give tho
gentlemen chance TO attend the convention
at Lexington Wednesday
NEWPORT. nv. June A-The Mailing trial
was resumed Thursday morning Druggist
focrtmcyer aud John Foster were recalled
aud tcstined to Jackson. waiiin. and Pearl
Bryan being In bellevue January ~.
Coaehsnan George jackson was called. but
could not be found. and Cabman John Bclli
was called l'elh was tho man who drove
fearl Bryan from the depot 10 the Indiana
house. but lac could not he found Al Stcgner
was called. but he. too. was missing. Then
John Lcgner but he did not respond Col
Lockhart, In desperation. called Mrs. Alice
Sticfel who took the stand
She testified as TO the vehicle passin. hey
house ON the Three Mile Creek road on the
night OF January 81 Her testimony was about
the same rs In the jackson trial She said,
1T was a very dark night. but could tell
that the vehicle was going toward Fort
Thomas. know IL was after midnight, bur
how much can't tell II was not day light, 1
know
Lieut. Rcnkert testified to the finding q, IN.
bloody trousers at the dental college II cot
the key from walling." said the Lieutenant
and unlocked the locker with It. The trous-
crs were wrapped mp In n newspaper" Col
Nelson here offered the bloody trousers I'm
evidence and each juror OK mined them i'm
tently.
John Bell. the cab driver. was arain called
and being present. took the stand: '.Sometimc
during the latter part OF January 1 mo,
young lady at the Grand Central depot and
drove her TO the Indiana house first ,ook
her TO the dental college TO see Scott Jackson
and AonZo Walling. 1 first noticed her M
the depot and talked TO her In order TO Get tho
100 OF driving her somewhere She told rue
whom she wanted TO sea saw In her hand a
Palace hotel lcttcrhead After 1 took
hcr TO the college Idrove her to the Indian,
mouse Next morning saw her again nj tho
inuiaha mouse then took note from her
To Scott Jackson at tho dental COLLEGE aud as
livercd IL to jackson. never saw wauipy N,
all ana never saw Jackson and walliny to-
sether Jackson gave me the answer to tho
n , ana took Il back to Pearl Bryan ut the
Indiana house and gave 1t to her
EDWARD Anthony. the next witness said. "I
nrst saw Wnlling on the night OF his arrest M
ms boarding house on Ninth street went to
nus room and told him that he was wanted AZ
the mayors ONCE. We talked together for
apout hVe minutes He told me that nc know
Ieari bryan was murdered and think told
me thcn that he had gone to the G. H. & ID de-
pot To meet Pearl Bryan l sent for Lien,
Coroin and walling was taken to the station
mousse ana locked up Before. however, |
askeu MIN why he didn't tell the mayor all he
knew OF the murder and he said he had am
swered all questions
After Mailing was locked up Mt thu sta,
tion-housc / had several conversations With
him He denied any connection with tho r,,r-
weeks before that he Jackson) intended 20
oring Pearl Bryan to Cincinnati and murder
her, giving her quick poison"
AZ the conclusion OF MIR. Anthony's testi-
mon, mnony Col Washington moved to have what
Wailing told the witness stricken out Judge
Helm reserved his decision
'oachmnn jackson was called and repeated
ms story OF driving the cab to TT Thomas,
containing Jackson. Wa ing and Pearl Bryan
as told In the Jackson trial
BOwerS. "A 10 "a
she heard the cab on the night of January 3I
shc lives Mt Third street and Central avenue
Newport Mrs Bowers testified that la,or shn
hehru some ono running toward the Licking
river lie seemed to be very much exhausted
lie sank down just under my window ya.nin,
Tor breath heard him say: III 1 don't co ON
thoy VIII catch me sure | though some ono
was chasing him. and / became very much
"unr"ou i looked out OF the window and said:
ics thcy VIII catch you II you don't hurry =
AS soon / said that ne started 10 nm
again as hard as he could think the man
was colored man"
NEWPORT, Ky, June 6-Judgc Holm ruled
mat all OF Walling's damaging admissions. n,
related by Reporter Anth ony Thursday shouId
be admitted. This decision WAS a blox IN tho
defense Tor part OF the testimony admitted
was Walling's confession that he knew Pearl
Bryan had been murdered
Elizabeth Ware. who lives NJ tho fire, toll
gate out OF Newport on the Licking Pike
| testified Friday that n carriage passed through
thc toiIsate without stopping on the night OF
January 81 II was drawn by one horse sbo
called out three times To the driver TO stop
| andspay toll. but he paid no attention. II wa
after ~ o'clock
Waterman Pat Kinney. OF the Grand Gem
tthi station was then called He said that ON
the afternoon OF January 81 he saw AIonzo
waning ana young woman answering Pcarl
organs description The girl was weeping
She was constantly talking IN WaIIing who
Secmch 10 turn n deaf ear TO her cntreatieg
hihhey identification OF Walling was i'm
tehsoIy dramatic. Turning around ia the wit
ness Doh he pointed out Waling's rcddening
race and declared: Il can never FORGET that
man nor that girl" WalIing eyed tho ,xitnoss
ana attempted TO smile
Police surgeon James NJ French. OF Cinein-
hatl' said that he examined Scott Jackson's
coat found In n sewer and discovered cytdon,
ecs OF blood stains
Charles Vickers. claim clerk OF the Cincin-
matt police department repeated his testi-
mony given in the Jackson case as TO the dIs-
eoVery OF the bloody yalise in KuRel's sa-
Al Schroeder was an important wItncss uo
s"ore that he was on the Licking nike ON Tho
night OF the murder He also saw the one
morse carriage driven rapidly away from Sew
port lie could not tell the color OF the horse
detective Grim was called. Grim swore
that he had talked with Walling after the de.
PENDANT was arrested. in which he stated
that jackson told him early in Januarv that
murder was planned At first jackson
told Walling he would bring the Girl
TO the city. Later he said he would
take her TO room and poison her, leaving the
pubic and the police TO believe that she had
committed suicide. He changed his mind. and
SAID nc would cut the body into bits and dis
pose OF IL Aiterwnrd he said no would burv
the corpse In the Dayton sandbnr
Grim heard Walling say that he would mot
have warned Pearl Bryan II he had met ber n,
the depot on the night Of her arrival aItbough
ne said nc knew her murder was planned
Attorney a. T. Root YVES sworn He said.
'One afternoon my wife and / were over In
cincinnati shopping IL was one day In tho
last week OF last January About half-past
SIX O'Clock or quarter To seven o'clock my
wife and went TO Haydon's restaurant
at the northwest corner Of Race ana
seventh streets for lunch We found the arst
room hilcd and VIC went into the rear room.
we sat nt table near the back While yve
were there two young men and q young wornas
came into tho restaurant and sat down a. a
table only i've or six feet away from US
Inc young lady sat down at the t.bIe and
the two young men sat down al the other slde
My attention was called % the young ,sonan
because she seemed TO be IT, distress Sbc
was the very picture Of misery
Inc young men gave her no synpathv and r
hotlcel thcm because they seemed so heart
Icss Ihcy we're sitting within i've or sir
tect OF me. and had fun oppor-
iunlty TO observe them for about
an hour A. least ( saw she larger
man ana tho young lady No least that long
ne smaller man won't Gus and did NOT como
BACK wnic INV wife ard we're tb.rc a., ~