Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-21

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o,o,,o ,;se r. sns,,c;ons Marv was not at nv
house in, September. She was there in July or
a,,mst Mv daughter then heined her to make
JToss A1ihat time Mary Expressed her dis
sat;sfact;om at living at H0ues Int she gave no
reason. I could have no control over her. Rob-
ert Wh,tesidex and others saw Hone seize the
hridle of INV sons horse The elder DR.. Allison
does not practice now. -.
TT,o The fbuIEDr. J. W. Allison is the nearest
nracticinp physician to Hope. He lives a mile
and half from Homes.
dnuj,ticI RpDori OF CHe,uist.--The following
onalvtiSal report of the chemist WAS next offered
90 evidence:
u.cvvv r.n so,ici,or s,,,h Judicial c,,ui South
c,1oi"n .HbS.n M:NY"ur letter Of the 6tl Instant to
harslon requesting my report analysis Miss Caes'
stunac duly rrcrv'd and forwarded To- me here Inc ol
lowing Is he result & m my ~ n ] ,mT i1'en ~ II o l. y 9
Cs S"d ,ran IN" oi WE'RE ba'ed me for anaysis by An
agent Of the c"un Of t, sixth Circuit On examination,
roho and the fluid co"rt" , 1ule had taken place
toush oss "I "T % W." ny.cans .% Who msd ,e
, ortcm can exuni mi. ucomgrity With the exception
Of some particles wooIy fibre adlrrng to the eItrri"r,
and few broken SEEDS C.indsrermnnhe under the mrro
scope-M simons, Gs'ILs: l'eIr was absolutely nolng
s"n III .ns sar. n % '" , i,% ", hnnsvs a"aiysI s
.,h fs mineral a"d aIkaoid WILSON'S NONE OF WHICH WERE
POUND The plIs were composed principally hubarb Re-
specluIy submitted to the Court Yours Truly,
OTTO a. MOSES, Pm d.
MRS MARY NJ. WHITEsIDEs sacorn.-I had
charge OF Mary's child after her death. The child
had Dale blue eyes; Hopes eyes are pale blue.
The child had large forehead and small mouth.
Hone has tolerably small mouth. The baby's
hair was curly curly at times, and at other times
not, Two or three years ago, at Mr.. Hopes house,
/ spoke to Mrs. Hope, when we were alone, in re-
yard To Mary Castles NV husband accompanied
me to the house. but at the time Of my converse
ton with Mrs. Hope, he was in field with Mr..
Hope. Mrs. Hope then told me she thought Mr..
Hope and Mary Castles were too intimate. She
with their arms around each other This was
about two wears before Mary's death. don't re-
member the exacL date.
Cyoss.enami,,ed.- d.-At the conversation with Mrs.
Hope in regard to the suspected intimacy Of Mr..
Hope and Mary, no one else was present. I did
not report the conversation TO my husband.
Mas. SUSAN WHITE S,rO1n.-l live on Calvin
Whisonant's place: Twas living there at the time
Of Marys DEATH Two years before Mary's death
lived on Mr.. Hopes place; not in his house, but
in hearing distance Of the house. While lived
on his place observed nothing unusual among
them-Mr. Hope, Mrs. Hope or Mary. have
never heard the parties quarrel In particular, but
have heard hard words among them. cannot
say what the hard words were about. have
heard Mary say she intended to leave there, AZ
Mrs. Hope was curious woman. Mrs. Hope
never talked to me about her husband or Mary
Castles. I did not tell ]. A. Wallace, foreman OF
inqHest that Mrs. Hope was jealous of Mary.
| only said thought she was jealous, my supposi-
ten being based upon hearsay. never saw any
thing to lead ME to the belief that there were I'M
proper relations between Mr.. Hope and Mary
Castles.
NATHANIEL WHITE, sc01n.-I last lived with
J. A. Hope three years ago-two years before the
death Of Mary Castles. During that time Mrs.
| Hone once asked me to watch Hope, as she be-
lieved Hope and Mary Castles were too intimate
| Cross eran,ned.-I never saw anything amiss
| between them. did not testify at the coroners
| inquest.
| Mrs. MARGARET WHIsoNANT, s'coTn..L am
an aunt of Mary Castles, and sister OF Mary
| Elizabeth Hope. On one occasion, about three
| years ago, she told me that her nuspanu oia hos
treat her properly, and had threatened tnat II
she should tell me OF her tronpies ne w9ulu leave
her and take the cmidren WIN nun. Sr auvseu
her 10 leave, ana Jake the cniiuieH he,se'i w
come to my house or go to brother Johns. She
| answered: "You don't Know Mary saw Mary
three or four weeks before her death: susplGon-
ed that she was pregnant and spoke 10 MIS- nope
about it,. She said there was nothlng wrong tnat
| she knew she said she thought all was right.
| At this time Mr.. Hope was absent from home:
He had gone to Kings Mountain STATION.
| know what squaw weed tea is. 1t was gwen 70
times given in such cases.
Gross eramined.-Mr. Hill and ]. M. Hope were
| at tht house when was there. Squa" "eed Tea
| is used as a remedy for obstruction.
heaest Ssrw as made no suxSes
tons to her Mrs. Hope sad sne knew t;o;.1s an was
right. Iadvised her TO be particular IN noucing
Mary's catalnenlal periods; ..,.,r A.,
Mrs: CATHERINE NJ. pk1"E, Sm9'M:N1 s;ai ~ NJ,
Hope told me on the day OF the Durlal OF Mary
that Oh one OCCASION she had remarked ABOUT Ma.
| rys appearance. The cause oil the remark, she
said, was that on the ';.y she ilaos ~, way n,aJ
declined to 20 to cilnrri. MIS- rope lepeatsto W tsa
nothing that her husband mIgnt nave saia on tI,e
same OCCASION. On the day of the funeral Mrs;
Hope told me that she had previously expressed
fears to Mr.. Hope that Mary was with child.
| Gross eEun.ined-Mrs. Hope said she had ex-
pressed to her husband her fears of Marys condi-
tion six weeks or two months before Mary's death.
Mrs. ELIZA SMITH, srorn.-I All we'll acquain-
| ted with MIR. Hope. I live two miles from his
| honse. / nurscd Mary'S child. l nursed it when
| itdied. It had round forehead, small mouth,
| lirht hair. inclined To curl.
| r. M, WH1rEsIDEs s,corn.-I WAS ut j. Alber-
tus HOPES house on the day before the funeral Of
| Mary Isabella Castles. was requested by my
father to notify the coroner OF her death. Mr.
! it would be all injury t0 the people if should do
So and asked mo not to disgruce the family any
more than possible He took hold of my bride
| reins when he spoke. did not 60. The coroner
| SIDNEY Hill, sro,m-I was living with j. A.
Hope at the time of the death of Mary Castles. At
the time of the occurrence was in my bed asleep,
in the room on the porch When awoko, Mr..
Hone was calling me. He asked me to go to j. NJ.
Whitesides and tell him for Gods sake to come
over "a he believed Mary wasdead. started as
| soon AZ could Hope brought my coat from, in-
side the house. I went to Meek Whitesides as
@ rapdv W as % could, starting at about three or half
nast three O'Clock. They returned to Hopes
house h with me, on the same morning of Mary's
| Jeath, went to bed about eight o'clock on the
,,rauous nicht Some of the family were up at
That tme--Mary, her, sister and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hope. All were up except the small children.
Iiu not know of What had happened until was
aroused. returned from Meek Whitesides
about day. break No one was then at Hopes ex-
cent his own home folks. Meek and family re.
turned with me- On our return from Meek's l
SAW the corpse of Mary. 1 next went to John B.