The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-11-12
SIXTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
GEO. SCHUWIRTH


GEO. sCHUWIRTH
Testified: 81 am photographer, and
my gallery is on Pecan street; on the
10Th of last March Tom and Bob
Pearson had several tin types taken
e. my Co.. their pictures were
Ek6n t0gethef-some with the hats
on, some with the hats off. I also
took four copies Of picture Of their
gDrother; the pictures were finished
and given to them that day."
DIR. j. CUMMINGS aN
testified: II am physician; the d
before Dr.. Stovall was shot, was at
tending q young manwho was sick at
Mrs. Pearson's; never attended the
young man before that day; Tom
Pearson came for me about eleven
O'Clock; met me on Pecan street and
told me to go out; saw him again
when reached Mrs. P's. at two o'clock
in the evening; [ prescribed for the
young man, left him some medicine,
and told Tom and Bob p. to come to
Austin the next day and tell me how
the patient was, and get some drugs;
the young man was suffering from
asthma and bronchitis; 1 prepared a
mixture for his throat. nO one objected
to my treating the patient. On Mon
day Bob and Tom came to Austin, re-
ported the condition of the patient,
and had prescription filled; on Tues
day, while Bob 2. was under arrest,
| L went out to see the patient
again; on Monday I told Tom
ami Bob to get some
| stfDulant for the young man, when l
returned on Tuesday there was whis-
key there for him; the young man died
on the following Friday;I was not ask
ed to prescribe for the young lady, DR..
StovaIl was ner physician"
JOHN THOMPSON
testified: 81 know Bob Pearson; don't
know Tom; saw them in my store on
the 18th Of last March before ~
o'clock: they went from there to the
photograph gallery"
WIN. LEvERTON
testified: 81 am son of Lee Lever
ton; on the night DIR. Stovall wds
shot. was at home;I had been chop
ping wood that day for Mr.. Jim
Smith, returned home between sun
down and dark; my father was at
home when we ate supper, my father
was in bed when went to bed at 8
o'clock, he was poorly at the time;
went to sleep shortly after going to
bed, did not hear my father go out
that night; / took snack at my I'M
Gle Toms about half an hour by sun {;
saw uncle Bob there; he left about one |
half hour by sun; when | left uncle |
Tom, his family and young Tom were
there; young Bob left his father, I'M
Gle Bob was riding blaze faced sor-
rel; my brother Silas was with me |
all day; my father was in bad health;
don't remember his ever calling in a |
physician however"
sILAs LEvERTON
testified: 81 am a son of Lee Lever
ton; am 16 years old; on the day DR..
Stovall was shot l was chopping
wood for Mr.. Jim Smith; sleep in
the same room with my father; on the
night of the 10th of March, sat up
about an hour and half after supper;
my father was in bed; did not hear
him go out during the night" This
boy became little tangled on cross
examination.
MRS. MARTHA EDWARDS
testified: 81 am a daughter of de-
fendant: Lee Leverton was not at
our house on the ni2ht Dr.. S. was
shot; [ saw old Bob P. at our house
that night, saw him twice. FIRST be-
tween 8 and 10, his son Bob was with
him the first time and his sons Tom
and Bob left with him, when he came
up the second time he was on horse
back and told me to shut up the dogs
which were barking; when uncle Bob
came up the first time he asked me for
q drink of water and said he had been
eating fish; my father stayed at Jane
Parsons on Sunday nights went over
TO jim Smiths and stayed about an
hour; we waited supper for him; after
eating supper he went in the other
room and shortly after went to bed
before flashed washing the dishes;
he did not leave the house that night;
] did not go to bed until 10 o'clock;
was up looking at some pictures of