Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-06-17

Bryan He nrst learned Pearl was deas ,n,,
| six o'clock Saturday evening az the .apc,,
table He learned II from the papers Wa.
not positive ut that time that IL was Pearl
On cross-examination witness said he wen,
TO the depot TO meet Pearl out OF frieudshI,
Tor jackson AT that time he intended To ner
form an operation Witness became suspicion.
or jackson from what he said Thursday even,
ins-that he wanted him TO talk TO the or
while he went TO the room TO get some things
Col Nelson got the witness to swear that n,
had roomed and ate for months with Scot,
| on Thursday.
Witness swore he did not kin Miss Brxan.
neither did he know who did Did NO, tel
Deitseh. Grim and others that he knew Jacr.
son Killed her He also denied the TESTIMONY
OF sarah Settler. that he was on the Lfckins
pike before the murder: of DIR Foert.
meyer. John Foster. Miss Holmes who saw
him In Bellevue: OF Pinkard. who saw him or
College street; of William Tegeier. who saw
MN Win feari Bryan nj Elm and Baker alley
on the Thursday before the murder. of Watch
man kinney, OF the Grand Central depot who
saw Wailing and Pearl Bryan in the sta
ton on Friday afternoon: OF Allen Jonn-
son ana Waiiingford that he was in the lat
ters saloon with Jackson and Pearl BRYAN on
the night OF the murder and entered a car
with them; OF w C Martin and Charles
Rogers. who said he stopped ut Heider's hotel
on Saturday morning at three O'Clock; Of Geo
Thomas
NEWPORT. Ky, June 10 The strike of the
attorneys in the Mailing trial has been de-
elared on The demand for shorter hours A,
the same wages" was OF no avail. and the law
morning
The states lawyers took onense Monday
night when Judge Helm announced that he
would hold court in the mornings until IL. 20
O'Clock ana In the afternoons until 5: - o'clock
ooL Nelson refused TO ask another question OF
Wailing when the hour OF adjournment was
reached Monday night
The court said that the examination OF IN,
witness must be conclusive before court ad-
journed Thereupon the states LAWYERS won,
on a strike As the state wouid not proceed
Judge Helm himself finished the examination
OF the witness. and after question or two by
Col Washington. court adjourned
Iuesd1y. when court opened. judge Helm
refused TO allow Walling to go on the stand
and an exception was taken by Col Iocl,hart
The witnesses examined Tuesday were most
~ as TO the good character of Alonzo Wall
ling and as to the position OF the dead girls
body when found
Several expert physicians were called by
the defense and testified that they believed
Pearl Bryan was dead when the head was sew
cred.
NEWPORT. Ky, June 1I.-Col. Washington is
very III, and IL is doubtful II he will be able &c
again appear on behalf OF his client Col
Crawford will assist Mr.. Shepherd and there
will be delay.
Evidence was introduced wednesday en-
ceavoring to overthrow Coachman Jackson =
story.
Conductor Ben McGraw, of the Queen &
Crescent said that he was in the Grand Cen
trail station on the Friday afternoon OF the
murder Waterman Kinney. OF the station
pointed out young man and young woman
who were In the lower waiting room The girl
seemed to be in distress McGraw swore that
TO the best OF his knowledge the man with the
girl was not Alonzo wallinc
NEWPORT. Ky, June i2-The trial OF Alon-
20 Walling for the murder of Pearl Bryan.
which was resumed in the Campbell county
circuit court Thursday morning Is In its clos
ing days The defense hopes TO rest its case
some time Friday
DR.. w H. Crane. OF Cincinnati, the physf-
clan who examined the stomach OF Pearl
Bryan, was the first witness called He testf-
fed TO finding positive traces OF cocaine I'm the
stomach, and thought that there must have
been enough OF the drug taken by the person
whose stomach he examined TO have caused
her death
In which Albion worked on Sixth street said
That he was positive Jackson had his beard
shaved OF Friday morning. January 81. He
said he was Fred Albions roommate on the
Friday in question and that Albion came to
bed about one o'clock in the morning and re-
manned there until morning.
number OF deposition were read attacking
the character Of Goodman jackson rs 10 truth
anu NtracltN.
Col Washington, who. with great dinlculty.
was able TO be in court Thursday. took the
stand. and was questioned by his colleague.
Col Shepherd. The colonel told of his con-
Versation with Mrs Ware. the tollgate keeper.
and testified that she said she knew nothing
OF what transpred after II o'clock on the
night OF the 3ist OF January. Col Washing
ton also told OF the positive manner in which
Attorney Root maintained that he saw Jack
son, Walling and Pearl Bryan in Haydens res
taurant
NEWPORT, Ky, June 13 Friday the defense
In the Walling murder trial introduced n few
witnesses, and then rested its case Few
people attend the trial Neither the defense
nor the prosecution has let any com petent tes-
tlmony that Will tend to clear away the
mystery Of the murder OF Pearl Bryan get
away Their nmmunitifn hiss all been fired
on and instead OF the roaring sound OF real.
destructive missiles, tho learned counsels for
both the defense and prosecution are content
ing themselves with firing on insignificant fz-
zleswhile q slim. but impatien audience looks
on in anxious but bored expectation Tho
prosecution will next introduce rebutaI testi-
mony and the case will probably go to the
carly