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his conduct told him ''ssuN

n: o,sTylsw , .sSts quite sharply to him in ros.d
THOUGHT 1T WAS OUTRAGEOUS
a%s What ,cls him n se ssc is So ri,s,
s2s p5e,ude c inc MIND o, his son NSHpt hs oh
bad right what he had done and to say %Sa. ss
Q;-Weli, whn, elsep Adhere wa. but little NOR.
said he never staid long when he called on AFTER
o.-Bsd you any other conversations amer that with
| satons he frequently asked me
WHERE RICHARDSON WAS
| and sometimes he asked me Il knew where Mrs N
o..When talking Of these matters how did he a.
pear2 A,,.s9metnes he was excited and sometimes
,'o.Dowp 70 VIA. period did these interview,
@ Of 9 don't bsow out saw him % the mo 90 inc
OF Ss IN sw s that he Gops , had
room, and when he saw some one sitting there
| THINK WAS RICHARDSON
s S ssW WI SSs 1nI4sa
think Il was Richardson who was sitting my ROM,
ODD You ever hear him say anything about shoot
Mr.. Graham objected; but the Court permitted
the question to be answered.
S told i've ne at ST.cpt ss s
a yf he Jay be- should DO II Richardson
red his wifep
Ale SAID uE WOULD SHOOT HIN.
,9aDd he ever say anything e you about the nr''
9Whs ia he sy a6ou ~ AZ sSed him how
occurred and he said II they were coming nom
,1S
s ess rsSoliee, e %ueS s6ous 4, me'V' ''ua'0
Corning s Ssf wat
oS yca give c .; nee
Mr. Graham gn ms ssstl-Tho, you have 20 right e
s dfsSSS Sss csSs sS
S@ISst Va. ~ Al reeeneet We had CONVEX,
oS him e would Si O. e po os
the boy to 20 to school and be With other boys
| TIE COURT COOLING orr.
| At this point Mr.. Graham and the District Attor
ney complained of the oppressiveness OF the atnos-
phere In the court room and asked for ventilation.
dhe court gave recess n o. furry minutes and
| the District Attorney resumed the examination Of
Mr. Sinclair a. follows;
,o,nMr. Sinclair. did you know the prisoner and hi
,,oDo you remember Of any time goIur ;hers to see
house HSrc h " 1--WE n IN s SI e Seyme 4 ss
sent Ior one evening go there Immediately "henI
M nsTe ,ey % back t1S sgpus of Aa' What
The Tae CoqTnwha do you expect to provs by that
Judge Garvin-They have gone over oil this ground,
and we propose to show that he that ne drunk
JUDGE HAckrrr AFTER HE WAS COOLED orr.
Is SISn% in VIA! not S cpssy a Lama
Judge Days-To sustain their theary of insanity they
one IC cq The %s Of b, s Sn hsi been na
tons wta his wife and that out Of the brea~ing up q
c ons eare 6 W.
are at liberty 70 take any facts that they have Get up
o how that SSy % q
To show folitary Instance OF would be u
BEEN en- 5.
SGgI yas @ Ss g1S. 9nfx,e and
Mrs. Mcfarland therei he was very much intorlcated
HIS FACE WAS BLEEDING.
tried 70 keep him g9Gi and he yns very aaIogs 20
hour u or sRree possibly onscrII tSnk
10 &c to s ca snd there snS Rag rone q
bed several tipes but woni keep getting M finally
The coSrs%wRst time Of iss year was iRat9 Al
's ooy nc p MaTfs q ARr ISL wa. in
nectIon with tho birth OF his second boy? How long
sSS or A Ave w sas Just previous to that time per-
ns sSs
Mr. Graham objected on the ground that II Me-
Fnrsnd was In q state Of Inconsistencies from f-
toxicaton he could not be supposed to be present.
BY ho witness n on d. S
had called him in TO take care OF her husband. and
entreated Mr. Sinclair not 10 speak of 1t to any one.
~ ~, w., - ~ y" =, wy, ,,., .,.o..
Inc tourt-l does NOT appear tha tine prisoner was
unconscious.
IccoRpIso TO NY xsowLEpGk OF sucp A CON-
N'N'"' ~ ~ ""'" VI ''N WI"
pirloS'
aman IL not always unco,tcious when he s drunk, me
question IL permitted.
A.-She requested me very earnestly to say nothing
TO her father about the conciuon Mcfarland was In
o-D.d Mcfarland and his wife at any time live 81
Croton2 A.-Yes sir. 1900
Q--when was that Ale was IN the sping OF 1891
mart OF the time they lived at Mount AIRY; back OF
bacE To- Cpoion In ae All Of IVA and lived in nv boass
during the winter Of 1864 In the Sprng Of itoo they
moved into house near there and renamed there TIL
the fail ~ lSn.
9.-Dd YOU rent them the honseT A-l CT, en-
Q-Old they pay you inc rentF
| Mr.. Graham objected.
TIE conr,-Is mat material,
J,rcc nroncrtv Lnid,r we ran show thai he was al
mai Time entirely dencudent upon the charity Of
nla, n'e eA'i0'' e'P'"uN"' uP'H '"' '""y VI
Hlenus'
Tie Court excluded the question.
,o,,, .,,,c, I'm ,,nv, n,c,,,nnsox
NV" "'''""'N "'"D W"
ofce after the scnaraonwhat was the most
of the Conye sAtuns Allie talked great deal abont
Richardson aud complained that he hnd stolen his wife
away; | Argued with HIM that Richardson ard his wife
could have had acquaintance until very short time
cn snv nv Es % a ~ y ne we lag TEA
many nrgn,nents about IL, we TAXED about n ever,