Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

NlhiS tIs |
He refused 10 answer this question
on account OF its being insulting.
Mr.. Furman now aid, Abuse is
always the weapon of Tie weak. Let
him abuse the boy Applause
At The conclusion OF this testimony |
Mr.. Furmsn proposed to adjourn an.
til this morning in order to have the
experts present To testify.
MIR. Williams asked TO be excused
from further attendance.
Mr.. Bali suid he thought no member
should be excused now after hearing
nearly i'll the testimony ON one side |
until The other side was also heard
Mr.. Williams said he would stay rs |
late as one o'clock, but unless the cuUn
Gil would stay together he could not
stay.
1t was decided to go ahead.
:. W. FUBMAN
testified: Was acquainted with Miss
Murphyis writing Thought the |
writing on the envelope submitted TO
him was in her writing. He read il
as follows: MI. Geo, s. Eaton, Palo
Pinto, Tex The writing OH the bot
tom, Fort WORTH was not.
A note to Mr.. Wells was also handed
him, but not teinb disputed, was laid
aside.
Mr.. Furman also testified as to the
geuuineness of Il numherH letters from
Miss Murphy TO Mr.. Eaton, and after.
wards Miss Murphy's counsel, after
submitting number of the letters,
agreed 10 admit the genuineness Of
certain letters, leaving the others in
dispute. The letters admitted by Miss
Murphy TO have been written 10y
herself, were then read. They are rs
| follows:
George:-I have been so busy in
music lessons could not see you. How
is your heart? VIII go riding with
you this eve.
Mr.. E4ton:- oU must not think me
rational. Ilu may have been dream
ing. 1t is not necessary to make any
trouble. nave one request 10 make,
don't speak of the matter ON the
streets No more notes. i. II. Nj.
George Indeed am too busy TO
see Won. You mast wait til evening
Yours, FANNIE.
Then follows a note telling him she
will be plenspd to have him call.
George -How-dye-do, aud | would
/ Ike TO shnke hands with you. j he
| lieve YOU were not in the hest of hui
I NOR when we parted. You have occU-
/ pied the stool of repentance long
enough. me ehtlfe laliure
of Professor Harry 10 pay me has dis
commoded me very much. | am {,
sine at The Cumberland Presbyterian
concert on Tuesday night, and have
o.hing to wear, hut assure yOu do
not intend to appear in such COS
tune. Would like TO wear my white
missed Mr.. Hudson, and in clnse-
nuence he will leave town.
II re follow .everal notes of a com
monplace character, then the follow
Ing:
Mr. Eaton: Pardon the soemipg
liberty | take in writing to you, but
wisl, 10 ask YOU TO return the photo
YOU took per force, as 1t Is mamma =.
bid not send you the cake as prom
ised for your wropgfulness.
Yours. T. II. NJ.
,,.,o.oo. Come over at once. There
is no one here. Did not get much OF Il
scolding for last night Vlsit,
i. II. NJ
Then follows a somewhat iehGtny
epistle in which Miss Mufpay tens
Mr. Eaton TO be certain hot 70 ioIse'
the glOeS, NJ - vi - "'AN' =" ~ 49,,
and send her The bill.
Mr.. Wells was then placed on the
lie and 1 r. Eaton were never engag-
"a "a ~
eu rr,,o ovauinatlon Of Mr. :. NJ. Fur
nan ~ osSmeXnert in deciphering hand
MAJ 10 q" LAS then proceeded with
nn aaid he believed, but would moi
a 49,, II that Miss Murphy wrote
: s"eai ~ No iet,ers tLe defense pro
sonie VI ' not aernine. Others he could
noai i1en, ~. letter written, as Mr..
not ldehulyi; ~ ~ Ms. Mnrnhy on the
tulmatl sa'u, ps 10 hool, and given "a
iiy-ieaI Vi ~ ~ morninr while her
lhlner WE pnfer some objection
duced an ,siu ass rrad. THis let.
on Tue pa'i Oh WIZ 20 ,,,isnnder. tandinp
ter referred 10 SUI" and hraafhed 4
! of the night pleNiouss go. o." ,or 10 him,
spirit of forgiveness i'o ON ,he nart OF
! After some pressure w ~ 'rt,,ar
! counsel for the defense, pir. ru,,,'a ~
explained how he nn,e napisneu ~
: be written ne n i.''n, S,,,ver meet.
Z Miss "urrny honie ca no." moment on
: ing, and lingering ,oon,niioht. dew her
the poriico IN iiie iho ,.;ss Fer she re-.
toward him rs IL 70 h IND. and turn.
PEELED him WIN ., iiet i HAT: mo never
IIionrhier.