Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07
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| drive out OF tne Guy.
Hind kno Sn Geo. Eaton about SIX
weeks or two months, and was very
infinite with him. IL was the lady
that had always been pointed out 10
him as Miss Murphy. His eyes never
fooled him in a lady or horse. que
had veil partly over her iace' ~
didn't come rs far as her eyes. lie
uaid IN himself that if he was George
ha would make her take the veil off,
Whan MIR Eaton came to him after
,"o,ds he asked him if he remembered
,his ride. saving that they denied 1t,
I IIa reulied: II could swear TO the
iadv and the horse, but couldn't us to
yonrself and the buggy He was
only joking
GEORGE CENTER, CoLoRED,
testified: Worked ut III Paso barber
non last wear. Knew MIR. George
Eaton and Miss murphy. He some
times carried two or three or four notes
. doy to her from him TO the school
room Opposite the Germania opera
house. Didn't know when he com
nleuced carrying them. lie quit car
wing them four or five days before
Christmas, when he went home. He
carried them two or three months. He
sometimes saw boys Mt the college
when he took notes. He never saw
her write. Once she asked him TO step
in and she stood by the stove with her
hack to him while she wrote. once
She tore piece out OF book 10 write
on. He carried notes to the barber
shop. TO DR.. Adams house, and TO the
drug store. When he carried them TO
the drug store llr. Hall paid for them
Cross-examincd-H not IiVed here
long. not year. Did not know the
month lac came here. DiGnP know
whether he had been here six months,
Didn't know whether 1t WAS spring,
SIMMER. autumn or winter. Got ac
uuamted with Mr. Eaton at Goldwire's
thnn. 1t took him most of the time TO
cnrry rotes. The burber complained
nj him because he did not stay there
mtic. That was about two months
b,fofe Christmas. He carried notes
mn 60 four or five days before Christ
mas, He thought he carried o'e:
thirty. s e answered all but two.
Nearly all the notes TO him and from
her were IL. envelopes She tore pieces
ont of ooks to wlie on sometimes.
Mr.. Furman asked him up to his house
lat lu,suay, aud he talked to him
and Mr.. Eaton about 1t.
The witness was here asked about
IA is conversation in the house with Mr..
Eaton, and the question was so framed
~ to offend Mr. Eaton, who inter
oscd. MIR. Ball suggest. d that he
would have bis chaDce'cn The stand.
~ want to get on the stand, was
Mr.. Eaton's reply, in an excited tone.
1--WE ere anxious TO haveycuthere,"
said Mr. Ball.
Mr. Fdrmau said he was tired o his
! buldozing.
Mir McUart arose aud suggested that
the examination had not been con
Quoted improperly.
Mr.. Eaton apolcgi2ed, saying lie
would not have sny rejection cast on
! him, and Mr.. Ball asked if he thought
he could cast all these reflections ON a
young lady without having any cast
on him.
TO this MI Eaton's response W as
/ 81 wish to say further, when you 90
cast ANY reflections on my character
here there wasun Interruption in
the shape of Mr.. Furman's not very
small hand, which was placed gently
against MI Eaton's mouth, while Mr..
Otis Eaton jumped 10 bis rear ana
| held both hands down n his shoul-
GERS. keeping him in his seat, thong >
| lc attem pied To rise, but yielded 70 Inc
iosic oil lilelluiy l"Ice, 80 ,ba,o
We're nearly All on leet, pio"t ~ 80,
by the expectation of seeing some
thing. but settled down as ii Wiling
10 NY w"'t. t;o, x,,os nn,v con.
nc VI Nh eaton
,li.ad hin, if hn remenbered Miss
S5mr,,,,,, t,.nri,,c 81 leaf ont of book
and ppi.yyoIj Inn YES. He didn't know
how Mr. Fstmn Knew lie tore lea.
nnt All Mr. Fnrmnn asked him was
,,r,,t la Iynew ahnut thn ma TER. MIR.
Ia ON n.ife6 him about the leaf being
torn ont
Fvs,nined Inv Mr.. Williams-In re.
,I, IN. nnes,ions AS TO what be carried
he said he had carried a bundle of pa
ners Wild mn. He carried n small
ppori,aoe for him. about as wide az hi.
bsnd a1d as thick ms his ann. 1t was
: ,vrnnned i'm nawsnaper. He did moi
: Inorw What wos i'm II. Didn't know
. wh.rher there was auy wax on it. Mr.
| Zion told him to rive it TO her ant
Keen his mouth shut. He delivered j.
tn Miss Murnhy.
r Sernnd rross.ex animation n Dldn'
e remember taking back a package from
+ her to him the next day. He didn'
5 remember how long before Christina
I his package was taken by him. III
I didn't rensmter carving any pack
/ aye from her to him. Had been il
D Waco since about Christmas, unit
u Monday.