Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17

herself lie told ABOUT the burial Al cht.-
Teton ranch and how Nellie acted; BotheInly
was found lying on his back with left hand
across BIZ brea., and right hand raised with
the index finger pointing forward.
DR.. Z. u. Allen was put or the stand and
testified that ifthc ball had gone as des-
cribed il would pass through the base Of the
brain and cause instant ieatt; that in that
case if the niaE lad shot himself his hand
would instantly fall limp by his side and tina;
it would be impossible for it 10 remain il
the position in which Bothemly's hand was
said 20 be- Mr.. Ady asked hiin if he had
net read authors L. the affect that when in
slant death occurred the limbs became rigid
instantly lie had no: had attended three
or four suicides.
Donaldson was again put on the stand
and gave some other particulars too minute
for us to enter into. st s ?. NJ. court took
in;c.mission until $50.
NIGHT SESSION.
1t being announced that the triad in the
the Nellie Bailey case would be continued
through AN evening session, there was a rush
made by those interested ;loIg with d horde
Of curiosity seeker and nj the hour Of open
ing the room was filed to its full seating ca
paciiy.
Mr.. Dolson wa recalled to the stand
and to interrogaiions stated that when he
arrived at the car after tie shooting OF Both
amly that there Wa M blood on the
hands 81 the deceased, tbs; there was none
on the floor Of the car and that he did not
know in what direction the mu..zle Of the
pistol was pointing as il then and there lay.
That there was poo. Of blood On the bed
about two feet from the pistol; % part Of
which blood bad been absorbed ts the
blanke. upon tn bed. There va: no blood
upon tie stock orthe pistol, but he thought,
though was 10; positive, that there vas
some upon the cylinder and was sure that
there WI, some blood upon the barrel o.that
instrument oi death.
ID. \. Mitchell aa- Hyz: called a.a Wit
ness, bat being ,hs,u: he was dispatched for
and Robi Reese was called TO the stand.
Mr.. Reese stated LAT he lives at Wauke-
Sha. Wis. that he was born At tina. place,
;ha; on August 29.h last, he wa- % years Of
az, and tina; bis business las been dealing in
pianos and organs. IL, father lives in the
same place aai !, engaged in the hotel bus
iacss. H., the Whites. i. acquainted with
Nellie Bailey. NJ icr iir.t a. dance in the
home If ..a aunt. 2lr-. Sweet. Al Waul,e,iia.
This Wa, carly ir E,lra.ry, 1883, and they
were introduced T., Sir. >src,. Th,y after
wards often net. D.. ,g,4. ,,y ealing uppn
her until on April l. e. were married.
The ceremony wa rarior . hyJ. L. SpcH-
cer. . jus,.c. q IL peace. ~ BE- hoae IN
N-eul,esha, and aa, witnessed 10y IL. Sgen-
Ger and rnctL"F lazy G.,a'. tar wi,nr= u'V-
er sa,s before OF sine.
Til n.rra@. certificate ,.t- her, PROD ID
and rlr w5t:e-s SASH ,i... BE- wls not cos'a'n
that it ne. III, ri,-a.i ani i5us certificate ai
their marriage bar .3a. r looked IKE ii.
The in-t.ameu. ia 4aa-.ina was offered it,
evidence is tn !1-,-srsis-i ard read TO tie
jury.
Nellie Bailey. " tLe ticn Nj. Reese
le; her husband and i.,:nn en- june 5;a. FOL
lowing th"i. n,agsissr. tie witnessed stated,
to 20 t. Newton. Kan. to look after some
property which "a. there owned.
To questions from the Prosecuting attor-
( Il l.. $500. .-c-