Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-14
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don't know Of any one else"
You were paid for working therc::"
Duke promised me wages"
did you occupy a room there?"
II slept in no particular room"
Were there any other girls there?'
Il couldn't say"
What, there were no other girls
there?"
well, yes. there were"
When did you hear of the muir
der?"
Z didn't hear of the murder until
| went away from there. | had trouble
with Duke and he sent me to Bellaire.
He told me to get away and stay away.
! was in town from Friday morning
till Saturday night when l went to
Rellaire. ! stayed at several places;
no place in particular
During the time you were here you
made no report?"
mo, SIR"
You never made report until you
were brought back here?"
Eyes, / did. Some days before to
Squire Morrell."
You saw Duke in Bellaire?'
Yes. He said if came back
mustn't bother him.
You were not prevented from re-
porting it both here and in Bellaire,
were your"
Eyes, SIR
who prevented your"
Duke. started to go 70 the police
Thursday night. When / got on the
pavement he came to the side door and
pulled gun on me, making me come
back
Weren't you intoxicated?"
NO"
why didn't you keep them from do
ing the job on Wednesday night"
Il didn't just understand what they
were going to do"
Witness then recounted her story of
Riley's telling her about the Elm Grove
job.
Where were you when he told you
this?"
I'm No. s."
WAS anyone else there's
mo"
Tell me what he said when he first
told you about it?"
HE said we are going out to Elm
Grove to do job"
Didn't you understand what he
meant by it?"
Il wasn't positive"
On being asked if Riley or Friday
was in town all the time witness said
he was away several days. He said he
was in Parkersburg.
The Colonel then asked a number Of
questions concerning Fridays telling
witness about the Elm Grove job. Also
concerning the girls and men that
were in the house the night previous
to the murder.
The witness continued: "On Thurs
day night about IL o'clock / had trou-
BILE with Dukes. Shortly after mid
night l started up here
'sWha else was PRESENT."
81 don't think anyone was"
When was it Friday got the pow
der?"
Shortly after dark on the last day
of February"
when did he give it to your"
early that afternoon. He gave it
to me and asked me to put it away in
dry place"
when did you see Mooney irst?"
81 saw him at Reilly's first on Feb
ruary 23d, early in the morning.
"Do you know John Connors?"
- q III not we'll acquainted with him"
did you know Mooney before that
morning."
mo, sir. I saw him several times
after that.
s'Did you see him on the day of the
killing of Hervey?"
81 don't think So"
did you see him the night before?"
Eyes | always saw him in the night
time"
what did Riley say about doing
for your"
HE said if l behaved myself
wouldn't want for anything"
''ae didn't say anything about Civ
ing you money!"
81 don't remember"
when did he say that?"
81 don't remember He talked about
it good deal. | paid little atten-
ton to him."
Witness then recounted the fact that
"Dukes" stopped her from going to
the police Thursday night. She made
no other effort to leave that night,
but went away early in the morning.
After reaching Bellaire, she was afraid
to return, but her actions were in no
way interfered with.
why didn't you Gomez"
well, was sick part of the time :"
''Why didn't you writer"
II can't write"
Colonel Arnett then began question
ing the witness about the last time
she saw Friday on March /. Witness
replied that it was about 1 o'clock.
She fixed the time by saying that it
was just after she sent for her dinner.
She was looking out the window and