Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-13


McElfresh that abused him shameful, and
he was afraid of his life, and would not go
across the street with me, the dirty cur. 4.
Tell Pap what Taylor proposed to you." On,
darling, you ask why / am Jealous OF you.
How can l help IL, knowing and loving you
as dc, and he the next man to your hus
hand and that ought to honor and protect
you to make such proposition, the vile
wretch. No wonder he has poor luck.
i will get some flowers for my window. Pet.
opened my clothing the other day and found
my shoes in the box, and they. as well as my
clothes, fit me beautiful. This
morning Ella told me about Mrs. st
capturing some papers, letters. &c, from her
husband. do not know what Annie is
thinking about TO think for one moment of
a man like him. She will not take any ones
advice till it is too late. and then she will re-
gIet il all her life MY darling has
plenty of nerve and pluck, too, when she is
dealing with me. Good bye, and May God
feryent wish of your BLUE EYED Boy"
&wILL SEE you AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
JULY 2s-"Dedr EmnlG:-Can't go ont to-
day: viii as soon as can; Doc has been
down, and says will be able to go in day or
two; be good girl. will come as soon as I
can. Please send me my spectacles. Tom,
i will see You as soon as posi- bic"
The Testimony.
OTHER PROOFS OF INTIMACY.
NJ II''idl Smith testified that he had seen
Mrs. Frawner in Kennard's room frequently,
at all hours of the day or night; had seen her
go in with one dress and come out with an
other Witness, with friend, a Mr.WilsOn.
occupied lHe room adjoining Remnants.
THE SHOOTING.
He1l7g' S6GdsceR testified that he resided az
The corner Of 9th and streets; Frawuer
Eoorned il his house; recolects seeing Ken
TaTd and Mrs. Frawner come out of the
house. ard nan go towards them VINO he
thought was Frawner; saw X. follow the
man; heard Frawner say You s. of b,
II YOU follow me III shoot yOu;" saw X
Ina'15 vino at him; thought he * had
knife, and F. stepped back and .ired
KENNAEDS ADMISSIONS.
c-rra-
10 the house on The night of the shooting;
found several parties there; rad q converse
non WITH kearard about an hour after the
shooting; witness was anxious 70 get the par
ticU'aTs, and questioned him X !, VINO said
that ne ~ was sitting at the door. when F.
said "HeTe Won are again, with nv wife g"
aud h sand You'd better 90 away, Won
id lo7fer, you Ve had me arrested once and
II Is my time now" Did not TacOlleCt who
rested there was some talk of that kind.
as NAN AND WIFE.
Mss az Eolf0. sworn Witness lived Il
81 Pennsylvania avenue in May and jane
.aSi; Knew kenHaTd, VINO lived there, also
r"W"eI and his wife, couldn't saw that
h"rb2Tt and Mrs. FTawuer lived there as
nan ana wife. hut they did as man ana wife
Jhty had separate rooms. but Mrs. Frawuer
went 10 his room every night. RecOllectS on
one occasion a disturbance between FraWn-
or ana fLencard in Mrs. rs room, in which
she overheard KennaTd StTangling Frayner
anu threatening to throw him ont OF the win
der. lie h strangied him Fl and nut him
ont o. the room. Had heard Kennari make
threats against Frawuer; heard X say that
!! h" ever got chance he would xiii
FraWDcr.
Several witnesses testified 10 the goO+
character Ot tie accused.
MIS-. FESWNERS TESTIMONY.
The EOyeT' mcnt called 1IT2. FfaPg 2
FrnrnoT who testified that Mrs. TAYLOR sent
Tor Witness anu keUnard 10 come up ana
'ney did so; about ten minutes 10 nine Frsw-
ner came NJ and said 10 her .'What are YOU
dOiEE with that man Witness said .sSou
don't support me" Kennard told her to 90
~ he house, and some more words passed,
II following r. up as ne went towards OH
S'feCt; saw + motion IL. away or 10 get his
rfStOi and fire. Witness then described the
fuss at SIS Pennsylvania avenue, stating thai
She bad agreed Ia go back TO F., but when she
found be h6d sold some things she refused
10 20 back, and +. came 10 her room and
commenced 70 cuSs and damn and she called
keUuard who threatened 10 throw him out
ct tie window If he did not StOp curSiDp
made by kennard aud warned him not 10
PASS the house after the night. Kennard had
also threatened her If She went back.
CLOSING TESTIMONY.
ErtfY HOtgk5fS SWDrn:-Wi illness saw two
men go toward 9th street from The house;
Jaw one throw his arm up and the pistol 90
off.
Jo0ieS Taylor SvOrn:-WitnesS did not see
tie shooting. was in the hall about to 90 out
When Tie pistol was fred.
Frawuer Released.
This closed the testimony, and the Judge
said mat on this proof no jury in the world
would convict the accused, and he should not
q ter into his own TecOgniZance.
The Court fixed the amount AZ $1,000. and
the accused entering into recOgEizau was
released from custody.