Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-03

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os.lares =, His Intention OF Holding
DrsSosaker Personally Account
= THE Judge Imposes a Fine
,..-,,-. Ky. May although
-,.ss,7s mother arrived Thurs
.~- her son in the Jail last night
'- .s-s, r~e since he spent the holi-
..... Gresa.ss,le. Ind. She was ac-
-..t bva her daughter. The taller
-t areI and lei, them alone
i,.s evening. Mother and son
-.-.s Zach other in their arms again
,r, both when they met and
-..i. Jackson wep;. His moth
ante III and was prostrated after
\. -s..1g. bu, she intends to remain
..a,.s- the trial is over.
Locke was recalled and testi-
~ ,-, more than TWO persons could
~. ,-s over the ground without
..,rrr tracks Of more than one. Al
q. andrews. attorney Of Hamilton. o.,
,ssnsd TO -eI about the character Of
lrs, Johnson. the witness for the pros
r. He testified that he had de-
a,sst Johnson when he was indicted
~ wzs fgh,ing in Hamilton under the
r-s Of Jones. He said that Johnson
a-s {, him and recalled this fact and
.., akei 20 him about testifying in
ass. lie told him a different story
su ,he movements of Jackson and
Pearl Bryan al WauingfOrd's saloon
.0n la. which Johnson told on the
ari. Attorney Shepherd testified that
-5r0l followed him around from one
.a,s 90 another, and finally told him
Ia. be m.shJ lose his employment if
p sldsl in the case, and wanted TO
.-F aLa, could be done for him IN
la- should happen. He denied
--g any offer TO him. A number OF
Us-ols were introduced for the pur-
= o.. treaking down the character OF
gs Il. Jackson as a witness.
U-s Edwin Post half-siSter OF
M Jackson cana into the court
n. Kissed Scott Jackson and took
4t beside him. She was accampa-
s by Mrs. DR.. Lewis, Of the w. c.
&c Mrs. Post wss called as q Wit
al' cSGGel 20 JGcksOn's liie in
nacastle, where she said he had
De! with his mother. She stated that
lrputatiOn there was good.
i-s Rose McNevin. one of the pro-
-so-s Of the house where Jackson
-t Tailing lodged. testified concern
b lacksOn's movements every day
hing The week Of the murder. She
counted for him almost constantly
-rlg that time. and said that the
.1- of Friday he was in the dining
no with others until 10 o'clock. At
Be-. Tine she went TO her room, and
b heard him go to his room. She
ai until midnight and knew that up
.l. time Jackson had not lett the
r-
g. sensational occurrence took place
-s afternoon resulting in a fine of S25
gimposed on Attorney Crawford for
'5mD, Of court. While a discussion
'as IN progress about the further con-
-nrce Of the crCSs-eXaminatiOn Of
-@ McNev.n. Judge Nelson made the
'-1ra .ha, this witness. Miss McNev-
b fas unusually positive in her state
-2' and he went on 10 say that he
-1 no reflection on women in gem
when ne said that no witnesses are
-f positive as a rule than women.
.av.ori said:
la'y are generally right, are they
You are not sufficiently acquainted
'.a respectable women TO be a judge"
A Nelson.
..a",ord then stated to the court that
u -al been iusulted by the counsel for
~ SAFE, and pointing his finger at
,-. Nelson, said Il shall hold YOU
aai.y responsible for that re-
'.son answered: q am respons-
-e court Interrupted. directing the
A 20 lIe llr. Crawford $25 for con-
,.. o, court. The cross s-examina-
WI .1aa proceeded.
-, !. Is due 10 Col. Nelson to say that
t..,,,.,iaiely after his remark which Of
,.-% -.,1 COL Crawford and before that
~..- ~.'s-aa resented it. he added: Il
g. lo personal reflection upon Col
.-3' sung Col Crawford was the
m " us Being heard indistinctly by
,.-. s',1, crowd of spectators in the
H. 'o.m, many Of whom were wO-
\ A..eI court adjourned there was
r-..As about the court room to see
,-l.--t'.S lraetcaL There were only
ft ,- 'lt q wuitneSS box between
M. .>'n and Col Crawford. Col.
s..-., -.esa and remained standing
S- ~. 'i.t2S looking toward Craw-
a-,-.. -"e latter was surrounded by
,-r c.> M1o engaged Col. Crawford
Il, -1r ,.r Nelson left the room. Judge
l-s. ..-'--d Nelson 70 his room and
., | |C" twenty minutes in cOnsulta-
C-u-,. .g- Nelson then walked home.
A, ,r- d ieN minutes later went to
UCog- s'companied by Col. Fiske.
Nr.. '.s.on. 1t is hoped nothing des-
orrt,-N... result. Many think Col
a-r..s~ fine for contempt viii be
on Monday.
IS no discount upon the pluck
c-,e.--..-' Co.onels in this violent es-
3, ~. ..mo2y OF the defense was al
.-.-s5 -.s destructive to-day. II was
',sl ,,..eSal2sJ Allen Johnson, the col
e c.,-' al Walingford's saloon.
cts- :, IL Jackson, the colored cab
Ia, w positions from Chief of Po-
i, a- iassel Prosecuting Attorney
'g, ,r Soa Shields, and George W.