The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-09

positive on the date Wylie Bowers was
in the store. and witness finally said she
had told several parties, In reply to n
question as 10 what was thr date Of the
election, witness said:
81 think It was the 3d-or ID, wasn't
~"
Mr. Meyers--"Oh. am asking you"
In reply to other questions, witness
elld II must have been Shortly before
the parade. because he had 50 short
time to get ready in" She was sure Il
was not on Saturday.
Here the jury was given recess
Mrs 1lary Miller.
Mrs, Mary Miller was next called, The
examination was by Mr.. Dryden. Wit
ness had lived in Fulton all her life She
knew Miss Yoke, who lived out the road
a little farther She passed witness
house going to and from the store. Wit
ness knew Wylle Bowers. ever since he
was a little boy. She knew Henry Kiel,
remembered the day he was killed, and
fixed the day by the fact she had made
some dresses that day for the boys for
the Mother Hubbard parade, II was the
day before the election. The election
was ON Tuesday, and the parade on Mon
day. and she made the dresses Monday.
She saw Miss Yoke that morning, in
Fulton and also Bowers about quarter
before that morning, He was standing
on the street while she was speaking 20
Miss Yoke lie was standing in front
of Mr. STEMS father Of witness. About
n quarter after s witness sent Wyiie
Bowers to Stone & Thomas for cheese
cloth for the parade dresses Witness
did not see him except Just when he
startled. but she thought he went over
the hill. She next saw him at STEMS.
abou. 10 o'clock, with the package Of
goods. 1t was wrapped In the ordinary
manner. The goods were left at STEMS.
where witness was--she always worked
at her fathers on Mondays. She went
home about an hour after Bowers
brought the package. to make up the
goods. and she thought Wylle Bowers
was sill at STEMS. She again saw
Bowers on the porch, about half past II,
on STEMS porch He was mending a
drum head. She thought Charlie Stein
was with Bowers, Witness again saw
Bowers about / p. M, after dinner at
her fathers She did not take time 10
get dinner at her fathers, that day, for
she was busy sewing. She fixed the time
uS L"s pIoNi's W. SllieliN' Mnlstlc'
Wnirn Vows az - uuaittt VI a. MIthes3
Ssaih saw ueiehul,l'' Ip9ul CLOCK or
IaseI on the sugts' tuLIiINs OUT OF 30
gro s1lyuh, WIN Soll't i.lohrS M ms
manu-, ile "'S so.ms aoMalu stem
WAGON stvp' "Ie %sa,Ii saw sewers
apouL q cieeA' "Hel' ~ o'i''le JACK dowii
ne stree, rom smo siiop ,unu witness
returned tho money
r, ne vi9sS-VNauil,'a.loi was ny mr..
'""t'N'i't. N't,gHI maui tiItee dresses
on 'He Jay ~ HGLS'iol', IHu htlpeu 10
MAKE i9orth' one had i2rly yards or
Soous' She Knew ehe made the dresses
on me DAY Of inc parade because Il gen,
eTRliy remember "hit 10 She started
on me dresses a qu1,ter 70 Il ocIoek'and
ltHieiied Almost o 9he also cut ont out
Two dresses IN auI.o9h 10 INC TOUR prevl-
ousI% !h,nsloleu' ! mere were SIX dresses
IN alL Witness diu me WORK az her own
nome, put We over az htF Ialhers sew
eral uhes curing 'he alterhoon' once Tor
dinner Sne cut OUT Two dresses and
party mace oht, UpIorn she went TO dlnS
nef ABOUT "el1ek' Slc axe her dinner
IN aoout fNe ihhutes' loi ahe was IN
hurry
witness was asked many searching
questions az 10 the details Of her work
thn' day, her Nisils TO her fathers house,
why she went now long she remained
oic, She said she tried dress on Wylie
Bowers about mar past or . o'clock
The examination as TO details was very
searching one, and NJ times witness ha5i-
tnted a good deal IN hcr replies. WItncas
fixed Wyllc Bowers trip to Stone &
Thomas os Monday November 2, 1896
because II wac the day of the parade,
and tho boys had not decided to parade
uhul thgy Eot l"EUther tne SUNDAY be.
lol', NllnrSS llau no memoranda or