The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28


dinner together when she gave him a
Later. the witness said. ne was un-
kind 20 her and she told him she was
koln5 70 a convent in Newport. where
h~onrdcrs were taken He asked her
how much the board would cost for her
self and two children and she said 500
week He agreed TO pay 1t and bade
Mrs. Mohr said that a. tho time
she iiled her suit for separate main
a year. but she asked FOR an allowance
OF only Sl0V "A month She attached
his property and refused his request 70
nave the attachment released. Later.
tho witness said. she signed over her
property 20 the doctor as IA result OF his
threats.
I Thought I had n right to get It
back again because he was so cruel 70
mo" she said.
Did you ever intend 20 get an alb
solute divorce from himc"
NO. sir. I woUld never have divorced
my husband. I wanted no one else and
cared for no ono else. I felt that deep
down in his heart ne lovcc me no mat
ter who he went around with"
Mrs. Mohr said that tho threatening
letters she sent We're for tho sole pur-
pose ~ soaring Miss Burger away
from my husband"
Mrs Mohr said she was at home on
Reservoir avenue on the night OF Aug
u-f 20. 1915. re- Few DAYS before her
husband was killed.
"Iid Brown and Heals visit you
a. your home that night. as Heals tes-
NO. sir I never laid eyes on them
Did YOU give Victor Brown $40
that night or give him money for a
motorcycle at any other timer"
Between 6 and 7 p. m. on August |.
nc nlgnt OF the tragedy" said Mrs.
Mohr, Heals came % my house and
asked me TO let Charles 70 TO Ncwpor
with the doctor. 7 refused
here were you the rest OF the even
my home. 4 woman friend LEFT
me az -" ana gave both the children
a bath retired about l0 20 p. m"
Mrs Mohr then told how she was mott
fled Of the shooting ana said that she im-
mediately went 20 the hospital with her
son, Charles. Mrs. Nohr said the ma
tron told her the doctor was unconsciaI
ana that his head was covered with
blood. and advised her not TO see him.
] went home and sat up an night"
she said sDt word or his condition
When dld you first hear Of the doc
As soon as he passed away. replied
Mrs. Nahr. weeping.
What dli you lor'
"t don't know what I ala for IS min
a,e--l was frantic"
Mrs. Mohr hen told OF applying FOR
- .i nc IHi!dIen ana her
and or going with friends TO the doctors
office. Sh" also described her arrest.
Pc witness asserted that she was de-
ui'd the privilege OF having her attorney
present while the police We're question
ing her. She denied that on lac way.
lace. TT some had gone through what
I've gone through. they would have killed
tie doctor long ago" She admitted save
iug that she felt sorry FOR those boys.
meaning the negroes.
Mrs Mohr denied that she told Miss
orm-ny she was bitter toward the doc
tor.
Il told her" she said. that I loved
the doctor and loved no one else. that
] never would divorce HIM and that
some day De would return 20 me-"
ON %. Monday before the shoot. Mrs.
Nohr admitted. she talked over the tel
sIhuu. with Miss CRANKY. telling the
latter she 'wae az bad as Miss Burger"
SIo denied. however. that sh. said 80
you go with the doctor IN the marnfue
you have 20 take mo consequence. /
llyg you fair warning
"I.d you toll Constable Wallace that
you loved the doctor. that De- was tie
father of your children and dII Wallace
eTN The doctor was n eruuulraITf
Mrs N.hr was sobbinE MS she rec
she admitted talking 20 George Rocks.
biQ you express yourself 90 him
as bitter toward your husband"
~ I applied 60 him 20 holp me
keep MISS Burger from my huaHar"
hir. IA couple OF hug t' kIl the doe-
Mrs siohr explained how She came
when I mot hir.- she said. "ho in-
vifeI me to luncheon 7 said. $40. ]
never ru 20 luncheon with any mon
Ar. Rocks replied. IHIta where you
arc very foolish. Mrs Tntr. Tou-i
fhe doctor Jealous Of you
Direct 'THUIuaflou had NOT boon come
D r|ff'I when "a recess for luncheon WAS
taken az I o'clock