The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-08

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''Where FROM"
"From Stein's shop"
why did YOU so fcom Hlil's place Ia
STEMS shop To meet Wiley2'
$50 We could SO together"
You hadn't talked about IT."
"No."
There was no arrangements to meet
hin, was tfere2f
I'VE were golng hunting that day"
WAS there an arrangement between
you?"
yes, sir"
"Whcn?"
"The day before"
"Whore?"
About STEMS"
"What Steln's?"
Near STEMS salnou."
In the salooH?"
"No, sir.
1T was on Sunday, wasn't IT."
"Yes, sir"
AT what time of the day?'
II don't know"
"Was 1t In the morning."
n don't know, morning nor after
noon"
Z Afternoon
81 don't know"
"Nlght?",
81 don't Know"
why can't you remember the time
OF the day."
ut wasn't at dark"
who was there beside you and WI
ley?"
"A lot of people were around"
Who"
81 don't know who all"
DO you remember onc?'
mo, sir"
aust where were you .andIngg"
I'VE were standing just Shcrc Neu-
hardt kept his store. The Srpwd was
what did you say to wntsy"
II don't know just what said lie
wanted me to 90 out hunting with MN
on Monday"
what did he say?"
HE wanted me to go huailng with
him on Monday" =,
what words passed between y0a?"
ale wanted me TO so out hunting
with him on Monday"
Ibid you tell him the time YOU would
meet hlm?'
mo"
"Dii YOU tell him where you would
meet him."
WAY did you go to the blacksmIth's
shop, then?" =,
II thought he would come up there,
Didn't ron know he was not IN Ful-
ton on Monday at that tlme?'
At this question the boz hesitated--
and was lost. with wild and thor
oughly frightened lool, at his brother,
LAWYERS. Jury and crowd he blurted ont
the fest words of confession tlat
shattered the case OF the state Just as
an Edison torpedo would demollsh an
ant hill, u.
WHY they brought me up here"
said the boy. in husky voice and with
his handkerchief out and up to his eyes
"Mr.. McNichol and Mr.. Mccormick
they made me tell all this"
"They told gou what TO swear TOT"
mo sir"
Al this point there was an objection
from the state and the attorneys for
both sides engaged In heated discus
sion. Mr. Dryden said he had been eS.
pecting something like this and was
going to go to the bottom Of II at once
proceed with the examination Of INC
witness" said Judge HuguS,
"When did YOU see Mr.. McNichol2'
"Ovcr here OF the JAIL
"What was snid?'
HE asked me II | knew anything
about the killing ] said. no. J didn'
know anything about II at all
And he said you dld?'
Yes"
"Hc made you do tt; he got you
scared?"
Eyes"
you were afraid Of what would hap
pen Il you didn't testify against your
/ brothcr?"
/ yes"
"Then you didn't meet your brother
! to 20 out hunting, as you sal awhile
ago?" ~,
awe didn't no out hunting at al, WI.
ley was not with me on that day
| j"When YOU testified that you met him
| you told an unlruth, them"
ayes, did tell lie"
wiley Bowers dId not 70 IN Stack
ward Hollow on November . 1892
mo sir; he wasn't about that place
nt All"
wiley nowcrs hal no gun that dty2"
NO SIR, ie didn't have any gun"
/ l"WlleV Bowers didn't shoot Henry
Klel, did nc, GEORGE"
NO, sir; He DID NOT SHOOT ANY.
4 BODY"
At this point there was dcmonHlrn-
ton among the spectators many nc
car ovcrfenchlng the cuur, etiquette M
/ To hrcrlt ont In hearty cheers, Judge
Tlugus allowed tho domJnslra ION y