Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-06-18

who went out Of there with some young lady.
On Thursday was At the college In the after
noon; eat supper with Jackson at seven
O'Clock. lie asked me to 20 TO the post office
and meet Pearl BryHu.
Il saw her but did not speak TO her.
Il was with Albion that night at the Allan
tic Garden and registered at lIeider's hotel
about two o clock in the morning
Il went there because did not want to stay
with Jackson. | had become suspicious OF
him"
Il was at the college Friday morning but
uii not see Scott Jackson In the afternoon I
drew three or four teeth and made one ANAL
gam iilling"
col Washington had the record Of this FL
ling and introduced it as evidcnccD
The state objected.
Witness said he went TO the college We'd
ne day morning ana AT noon took lunch with
Jackson In the afternoon he went to Fourth
nGd Em TO meet Pearl Bryan. Tod her Jack
son could not meet her until four o'clock lie
met J ckson per request in Wallin-fo. Dis sa-
loon in the afternoon; as playing cards when
jackson came into tho rear entrance. He
rdme to the front room and ordered two
drinks Jackson and u Touns woman left the
saloon; Mailing followed them town to Long
worth street: didn't know who the kirl was
Walling then went to his room on Ninth
street and went to bed jackson came in late
and heard him muttering to himself lie
said: You re n Deaut dld not pay any at
tcntion to him. lie did not seem to be talking
TO me, and did not pay any attention to him :"
On Thursday evening WIllng met Jackson
in Holders He asked the witness to meet
Pearl at the post office He passed by and
saw her standing In the corridor. but did not
speak to her: then went to the Drphison
house. Only saw Pearl Bryan once 10 speak
TO her First knew Of Pearl tho last week in
january I:ekson told the witness of his
trouble with the Girl Thursday nIrht He
went to the barber shop and STAYED with Al
bion until the shop closed at o O'Clock: was
with him until two o'clocl nj different niaees.
then went TO Ucider's TO spcnd the nirht;
went there because he did NOT want To STAY
with Jackson. from what he said was sus-
pIcious of him
Friday morning WaIling saws he went to the
college as usual but did not sec Scott Jack
son After dinner he went back to the coll
lcce and attended the clinic held there He
had three pl,icnts that afternoon, puIIin.
three or four teeth and making one amalEam
filling
after supper waI.ing went to the centil
college TO sec Mr.. Hacklemsn, who
was student tncre. 1 wanted to
get into the dissection class
and he was going to helm me.
They had a subject for dissection at the
college that night sta cd there with Hackle-
man until 7:3O O'clock, and then went walking
After that went to the McNeyin house and
was with Albion in his room a while He
wrote a letter for Albion and tool, 4, 10 tho
bost Office After he came back they PLAYED
boxer until II o'clock
The witness swore that he he'd never seen
George jackson before he was taken To the
jail; that he did not know Chester Mullen and
had never hired n vehicle from him: that he
had never been in Bellevue. on College street
or in Haydcu's restaurant
The witness said that Scott Jackson told
him one day In January that he had a girl In
trouble at GreencastIe He said he would
bring her here and poison her or else he woa.d
cut up her body and di"pose OF II in mannole :,
lie did not believe he was in earnest He
asked Walling to help him perform a criminal
operation said he would help him every way
he could Witness did not get A room for
jackson or have anything to do with the case.
The next subject was the disposal OF Pearl
Bryan's clothes. Mailing said that on Satur-
day afternoon he went to the room and Scott
Jackson was there He seemed to have Just
finished rolling up three bundles which were
on the bed
jackson gave me one OF them and he took
the others. Come on he said, and
followed him out of the door. That
was all he said then. lie told
me or the street that he wanted me TO get rid
OF the bundles did not know then what IL
WAS hHOW hoN- II NCONt
sons pants i put the package In the locker
so could set it again II Jackson ever wanted
II
Witness says he never wore the parts and
lid not then know about the murder OF Pearl
Bryan He first learned Pearl was dead about
SIX O'Clock Saturday evening at the supper
table He learned II from the papers. Was
not positive at that time that 1t was Pearl
ON cross-examination witness SAID 1s-wrnt
to the depot to meet Pearl out otfriendship
Tor Jackson Al that tine hslntendcd TO per
form an operation Witnesy became suspicious
OF jackson from what y aid Thursday even
ing-that he wanisd hin 10 ak to the girl
whlle ne went to,,e I,-u "a &C. s"'-o things
COL Neisongot the y ttp-ss ~ year that he
JACKSON ana yet suddenly became suspicion.
on IhursdayZ
witness /swore he did not kin Miss Bryan:
nelther Gid he know who did Did not tell
DeltsSh, Grim and others that he knew Jack
ron killed her lie also denied the testimony
of Sarah Settler, that he was on the Licking
pike before the murder; Of DIR. Foert-
meyer, John Foster, Miss Holmes. who saw
him IN Bellevue; OF Pinkard, who saw him OF
College street: OF William Tegeler who saw
him with Pearl Bryan at Elm and Baker alley
on the Thursday before the murder; OF Watch
man Kinney. of the Grand Central depot. who
saw walling and Pearl Bryan in the sta
ZION on rriuay hltcrnOOn' Vi Alien Jonn'
son and Wallingford that he was in the lat
tcr's saloon with Jackson and Pearl Bryan OF
the night of the murder. and entered a cal
with them of W. C Martin and Charles
Rogers who said he stopped ut Holders hote
on Saturday morning at three o'clock: of Geo
jackson, who swears that he drove to TT
Thomas
NEWPORT. Ky, June i0-The strike Of tn,
attorneys in the walling trial has been de
clared on. The demand for shorter hours a
the same wages was of no avail. and the law
vers resumed work nj the usual hour Tuesda,
morning.
The states LAWYERS took ofrense Monda,
nioht when Judge Helm Announced that n,
,yould hold court in the morninrs until -. q
o'clock and in the afternoons until S. 20 O'Clock
Col Nelson refused 10 ash ano,her question a
Wauing whom the hou, 81 adiournuen, VA,
,.achod Nonday rish,
mr. 80, la ,ha, ,ho .xan,no,,o, y, Cd,
ui,ncss must hc concnsive before court nd
iourncd Thcre,non tho s,a,e's Iavvcrs wen
On \ strike As he state would NOT nroc.ed
Judge Helm himself finished the examination