Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04

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some one riding up lac run altsr tne
| shooting.
| Stenographer 2. a. GampDeh was put
on with his preliminary hearing notes
to tell of Elva GOsnell hearing her
father invite Quincy back again and
| to stay all night, from which her tes-
timony this time diverged Her testi-
mony about the dog being loose or tied
up that night was gone over also. The
/ testimony of Hugh Best was gone over
TO prove in his examination at that
hearing he never used the word mus
set. wordy DISPUTE arose here over
showing that Rainbow made contradic-
tory statements. as Rainbow had not
been on the stand. They were gotten
| in the record. The objection was sus-
tanned by trying to show what way
Rainbow said he went home from Dill
! lonvale There were objections galore
on both sides over asking about certain
statements which it is hard to show in
a newspaper.
LEROY Roberts. an emplove of Long
| Run mines saw Rainbow on the creek
| road ono mile above Dillonyale before
O'Clock on the evening of Gosnelps
murder Raipbow rode roam horse.
He was going to Dillonyale to hear
General Gregg and Thomas Love de-
liver sneeches
|
pleasant station to DiIlonyale on the
evening of GosnelPs murder. and he
/ ,ne, nslnnov ,.fding toward Long Run,
Rainhow could moi. nass Briar Ridge
| school house going that way. He is
| Annie p Yoder Of Long Run. ties.
tilted that she saw Jeff Rainbow near
| Long Run station at $50 o'clock on
the evening of the murder, going to
ward the postofice. a~
| Judge Hollingsworth
substained objection
n her falling what Rainhow said to
her on the Monday evening after the
murder saving "T,et,s get at the SUBJ
stance before we get at the shadow"
| THE prosecutor tried to show bias
against the State because he. son was
prosecuted. but it was ruled out.
| Thomas Wilson, who lives on the
road from Long Run toward Gosnell' S,
saw Rainbow about o'clock on the
evening of Gosnell's murder. He went
past the butcher shop at Long hun,
gong TO ana from the postoIlce. ne
was sun On tne slanu Wien oouie
| openeu IN the alseInooa' aeeolAeS
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Annie Wilson testified to living
above .ong Run station She saw left
Rainhow in Tone pm about = o'clock
nm the evening op the murder Annie
Creen said &c be naSsad. "Ieff Won
seem 10 he in hurry, left said.
IN attand m > The witnesc denied
drinking +bat dav Sbe denied l,row-
mo +baa on of tha y-it,,assos for tho
defense had dancaa the ..bonchae-
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Annie Craer tastifed tn 1iv;ng Of
| rong pm cho sau1 Iasf poi,,bo1v tbe
ave,si,o 80 of the n,nrdor cha Said. ..yo,,
go =, - NJ. Dossshor,,, u
sa;d. 81 on, sna - $500 .s of bo
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w. N4io ii'e Deon 0'opplns
AZ 'ne De"es ho'ei.
She mas been WORKING several months
at East Liverpool
Clara Green, OF Long Run, saw jeff
RAINBOW on the evening of the murder
when he rode past her and she spoke.
MlcaJah Moore testified to meeting
halnoow near Long hun on the oatur-
oay altelhooh ol the murder alUer
clocA, ana VI seeing RAINBOW on ms
NURSE which was standing sun, read
ing Whal was on blIlhead. RAINBOW
loiaeo II up and put 1t IN his pocket
ana RODE toward Dlllonvale The at
tempt was being made to show 1t was
Dill from the township trustees for
the building OF the line fence which
RAINBOW laid at Gosnells door.
| clayton Carter said it was two
miles from Gosnells to Long Run. He
| was asked about the distance from
| Long Kun to Briar Ridge school house
| near Dillonvale, which Rainbow said
he passed on his way home the night
OF the murder. He gave comprehen-