Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-06-06
NOT RULED OUT.
The Damaging Evidence Against
Alonzo Walling Stands.
Thus the Claim Of Conspiracy to MUIR
der Pearl Is Given Foundation.
Waterman Kinney Testines That He Saw
wslling and Pearl Together In the De-
pot--Kinncy Said; "I Can Never For
get That Man or That Girl"

NEWPORT, KY, June A-Judge Helm ruled
that all OF waliing's dam aging admissions, as
related by Reporter Anthony Thursday, should
be admitted This decision was o blow 10 the
defense, for part OF the testimony admitted
was wallins's confession that he knew Pearl
Bryan had been murdered
Elizabeth Ware, who lives At the frst toll
gate out OF Newport on the Licking Pike,
testified Friday that carriage passed through
the tollgate without stopping on the night OF
January 81 II was drawn by one horse She
called out three times to the driver TO stop
and pay toll but he paid no attention. 1t was
after ~ o'clock
Waterman Pat Kinney, Of the Grand Gen.
trail station, was then called He said that on
the afternoon OF January 81 he saw Alonzo
Walling and young woman answering Pearl
Bryan's description The girl was weeping
She was constantly talking to walling. who
seemed to turn deaf ear to her entreaties
Kinney's Identification OF Walling was In
tensely dramatic Turning around In the Wit
ness box he pointed out Walling's reddening
face and declared: Il can never forget that
man nor that girl" Walling eyed the witness
and attempted to smile
Police Surgeon James NJ French. OF Cincin.
natl said that he examined Scott Jackson's
coat found In o sewer and discovered eviden-
ces OF blood stains
Charles Vickers, claim clerk OF the Cincin-
natl police department repeated his testi-
mony given In the Jackson case as to the dis
covery OF the bloody valise In Kugel's sa-
loon.
Al Schroeder was an important witness He
swore that he was on the Licking pike on the
night OF the murder. He also saw the one
horse carriage driven rapidly away from New
port He 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 January 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 q room. and poison her, leaving the
public and the police TO believe that she had
committed suicide. He changed his mind and
said he would cut the body into bits and dis.
pose Of It Afterward he said he would bury
the corpse In the Dayton zanzibar.
Grim heard Wslling say that he would non
have warned Pearl Bryan II he had met her at
the depot on the night OF her arrival, although
he said he knew her murder was planned.
Attorney A T. Root was sworn He said:
"One afternoon my wife and I wero over IN
Cincinnati shopping. II was one day In the
last week Of last January. About half-past
six o'clock or quarter 10 seven o'clock my
wife and went TO Hayden's restaurant,
at the northwest corner OF Race and
Seventh streets for lunch We found the first
room filled and we went into the rear room.
We sat at q table near the back. While we
were there two young men and q young woman
came into the restaurant and sat down OF o
table only ave or six feet away from US
The young lady sat down at the table, and
the two young men sat down ct the other side
Ny attention was called to the young woman
because she seemed TO be in distress She
was the very picture OF misery.
The young men gave her no sympathy, and
noticed them because they seemed so heart
nk~ Il
feet OF me, and had full oppor-
tunity TO observe them for about
an hour Al least I saw the larger
man and the young lady at least that long
The smaller man went out and did not come
back while my wife and we're there. BY the
smaller man Root said he meant Jackson.
Root identified Walling as the larger man
Pearl organs hat and picture were shown the
witness and he said that was the young
woman