Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-06-11
Lockhart. in desperation, called Mrs Alto.

night OF January 81 Her testimony was about
the same as in the Jackson trial She said
1T was very dark night, but I could tell
that the vehicle was gYing toward For,
Thomas know 1t was tfter midnight. pr,
how much l can't tell 1t was not day Wight,
know
Lieut. Renkert testified to the finding OF the
bloody trousers at the dental college. Il go,
the key from Walling," said the lieutenant,
'and unlocked the locker with It. The trous-
ers we're wrapped up in newspaper Cot
Selson here offered the bloody trousers la
evidence and each Juror examined them IN
teutly
John Bclli. the cab driver, was again called,
and being present, took the stand: Sometime
during the latter part Of January met
young lady az the Grand Ceptral depot aud
drove her 10 the Iniiaha house L first took
he 10 the dental college To ses Scott Jackson
and Alouzo Wa!linE. | first noticed her ut
tn" depot AMI talked to her in order to get the
Job Of driving her somewhere She told me
whom she wanted to see l saw In her hand a
Palace hotel lcttcrhcad After / took
her to the co leCc drove her to the Indiana
house. Newt morning saw her again ut the
Indiana house. I then took a note from her
| To Scott jackson NJ the dental college and de-
liNcrcd II to Jackson never saw Whling at
all and hcNrr saw Jack an and wallug TO.
settler lacLShn gate me the answer to tho
note and took IT back to Pearl Bryan ut the
Indiana house and gave Ii TO her "
Edw' rd Anthony, the next Witness, said: 4
first saw Wallinc on the night Of his arrest at
| his boarding house on Nii'th street went to
his room an told him that he was wanted at
| the mayors Ofiicc We talked together for
about five minutes lie told me that he knew
| Pearl BRYAN murdered and think told
| me then that h" had gone to the g. o. & u de.
| pot to meet Pearl Bryan 1 sent for Lieut.
| Corbn and ". Ling was taken to the station
| house and locked up BEFORE however.
asked him why h" didnt tell the mayor all he
knew OF thc murder and he said he had au-
swered all questions
After WalhuF was locked up at the sta
| ton horsn ND re- CONVERSATIONS with
him He denied anv connection with the muir
| der, but stated that jackson told him two
| weeks before that he Jackson intended to
| bring Pearl lryau to Cincinnati and murder
her giving her quick poison
| At the conclusion OF Mir Anthony's tcsti-
| muny Goa Washington moved TO have what
Nn''Eg toid tne witness stricken out Judge
| Helm reserved his dcris!or
| Coachman Jackson was called and rcrca'cd
| his story OF driving the cab TO Fl Thomas
| containing Jackson. Waliing and Pearl bryan
as told in the Jackson trial.
| Mrs.. Powers, new witness. testified that
| shh ecard the can On ,nc uifht NJ .taidrr, II
She lives at Third street and Central avenue.
Newport Mrs. Bowers testified that later she
| heard some one running toward the Licking
| river. He seemed 10 nc very much cxhau ted
He sank down Just under my window, casping
| Tor breath heard MN say IL don't go on,
| theS Nii eaten nc sure though SOME ons
| was rhaaing him and | became very much
ala'med !ookca or N tht window fnd a'td'
Yes, they will tch you If you don hurry
| AS soon "a sald INIT he st1rted tn run
| again as hard - he could / think the man
was colored man
| NEWPORT Ky. Juno 6--Judge Hahn rrI.a
that ali Of Wallirr's damortpe, ss,ris,T,,,s no
| related nv rnnnr,rr Ar,ho,,,. T,b,,i.. 80
he admitted This deris,on VS. :, bIrv 10 ,ns
defense for nart Of The testimonv admired
| was Mailing. cc,tcssinp that no irc, p,
| RrSan had fceh uutSe,Ad
: r. beth Ware who lives AZ tho fire, toll,
3 r--. nj Of Ncwnort On the TicL;,a ut.o
Z --.r. ID. Frtdaytr ~ -a-ripee r-s,,f ,rc,,..h
3 .ae t.. ate .s.s =.o-r. :, l., r7e Oh, .,
l.-r.., 81 uwi r..a t.,.. Sho
called out three ...pr. t.rn, .,t,.r 90 49,
| and nav toll hui he main ..r ..,.-tt.. II va.
| after 70 o'cIorII
| Waterman Pat kinney. NJ tho Grand ION
| ttDi slatinn ,yhs then raiIad i'm saia A., -,
| the afternoon n, Januarv a no SOW
| Mailing and you,v ,yomar ans @er,r. go 4
| REynn;s d.sSripiIoH fpe EirI Eas ~.
| Sha vsas cors,artIy ,alIjr,, 20 wat,t,
| seemed IN turn 4 dcaf en- 10 bor o,traa,
| EInncv,s idcn,iac.,tor q, wau;,,, q, ~
| ,cnseIv 1rom,,ic Turpi,,, artrn1 an ~. ~
ness hoy he noin,ed out WaIlinr,s rcdder me
| face AMI d,cl,-o1. - co., re-, So, Oh
| man nor ,ha, girI wallin,. ovcd no Win. .
and ,tt,mntcd To smile
Police ~urrenn lanes Al prenrb of q ....
| matt snid that hn eYaminnd Ses,,, In.
c5at foGRd in a sewsr ami disrovered ,a,.
| ces Of bIood STAINS
| Charles Vi,Ecrs claim, clerl. of IN, ..-..,-
natl noJice denar,men, rere,tcd bis III,
mony given in the Jackson case as TO the
| coyery of the bloody yalise in EurcI's :,
loon
All Schroeder was an i'm nortan, witness n,
swore that he was ON tho Iiclino nil, a., ~,
night Of m ,np~d.-' t1S - ''l
horse cnrrio,e drivnn % gIS,,,, ~, -,
| nott He could ma, leu Ana = ~ .,,r.s
| Dr,ectirr Grin, Ne r.i,,,i r. -,
that he had talked with W.l.inc nf,sr tho do
fendaRt Nas 5rrssIBd In whlcF az 60,
that JackSon told MIN a,ri- in t,n,,ar, ,b.
murder WAS plannel 4, arSI Jrclso,
fold waIlinr DO would hrinr ,bo ,,;r
10 the CITY Later bo AID no rn,,I,
take her TO a room. and noison her ,cavtnr M,
pubIic and tho noIicc 10 believe th,, .bc M,
Committed suicIds, He changed hi. mini an,
id he would cut the hodv into hI,s ami Al.
pose Of IL A.,erward no said hs wnuiI bur
the corpse in the Dayton ,anapah
Grim heard Waling say tina: he would no
have varrcd ~. ri R-,-,n 70 no r,d me, re,. :,
I
nc s1"h ne knew nor r'urier was planned
,,, A''orh'y a l. ROOT was sworn lie said
IN, "''c! 400" my "le ana were o'c' l
Iihelhnt'i shopping. IL was one day II IN
isst week OF 'ast January ABOUT h'F-pTS
SIX CLOCK OF quarter TO seven O'Clock m
Mne ana ! went 70 hasdens restaurant
tue hOtlA"eSt corner OF klcs an
SeNcnih strec's ior iuneh We FOUND the mrs
room hllrd ana we went INTO the rear room
we sat 81 a taoe near the back. While W
were trere TWO young men ana young woma
came INTO INC rest urant and sat down nj
tab'e only hNc or SIX feet away from us.
Inc young Lazy sat down AT the trhl". an
the Two young heh say uoNn az the other side
MY ATTENTION was CARED 70 the youn; woEa
hrH'"se she seemed to be In distress Sh
was the very picture OF misery
~" Young men gave her no sympathy. and
noticed them because they seemed SO heart
less Fhey we're sitting within rvc or 81
feet % me. and l had fHll oppoI
iunitv 10 observe them for ahou
ar hGIr At least l saw the large
nHn aaG frl young lady at least that 10 |
NE smaller man went out ard did not com
back whi'e my wife and were there. BY th
smaller man Root said he meant jackson
Root identified Wal,ing as the larger MAJ
! Pearl iiryan's hat and picture were shown Ia
witness and he said that WIS the ytun
woman
49,
80 ~ w hs., 'unS ,,, ueputy elei
| | 49, ~ ''sS 'u p.ooAs s"inch's
eHii piSan u 'he Iee' % the state attoi
n n,S., oaeu!eaS horh'ns. WIN Detee'lfe 'ae
81. ein'o'u an INC "'ncss enair' the va
, VI 1910, HiO1o "''iils iot ms iiio vas resuileu
SUI an."e'eu gues',ons posl'iNel!
., or "I,e 'ne n.,orheys kePt nun ousy ldei
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