Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-28
DALLAS.
The Examining Trial Of Judge Schuhl
Concluded and His Bond
Fixed nj $500.
A Large Crowd in the Court Room Prep
aratiops Begun for the ceiebrn-
ton Of San Jacinto Day.

DALLAS, Tx, March 27.--The trial OF
Judge Schulz, charged with swlndtlng, was
resumed this morning before Judge
Bower. As was the case on yesterday,
the courtroom was hlled with crowd
eager TO hear the testimony. The coun-
sci for the dcfonse waived examination,
which waS oyerruied, and the examina-
ton of witnesses begun. Mr.. Robert was
the ilrst witness, who, being sworn, de-
posed as follows
on May 9, 1875. Horny schulz came TO me and
stated that brother member OF the order mad
died nj Mckinney without any means what
ever: that he,had received word 70 that effect
from KcKinney, and that IL would take $500 10
dcfray sick and funeral expenses. They were
ali poor people and Dcened their money. He
said The member was In good standing, and
Ind n policy ia the order for 5000, on the be.
neyolent order Of The Friends or unman,liy,
DAYS nj least The people being poor and In
need of their money, Schulz requested
Sign ldg tho "S' note for $500 for tho purposes
etated told him would Tor that purpose.
This $500 note was made for ninety days 40
that II tho policy was late II wonld not be due
until the policy was received here. The money
was obtained at the Dallas National bank on
the note on tho gth OF May, 1888, by Henry
schulz I do not know what he did with the
money. In ninety days the note fell due and
was renewed by us, and again that note became
duo ~ the expiration o, , three month"; o,s when
strong aeked him whether to renew II or not
the third time, that Henry Schulz had told us
no expected The money every day from
agreed 10 renew The third note
was notified by the bank that the note was
due. | told the young man that came 10 my
store with aote from the bank that ! would
attend 10 II at once. went TO Schulz the same
day and told him the bank had sent up TO me
for tho money, and he said to mo that he did
not see why Mr. Reardon should be In such n
hurry and gave me- d Telegram TO take to Mr.. |
lieardon that he was trying 70 get money from
cgram and said he would walt until last Satur /
day, and II the note was not paid by then he |
would give II TO an attorney 10 collect 1 came |
back and told MIR. Schulz the same day that I |
mad seen Mr. Iteardon and that he had said thatlf |
II was nOtpaid by Saturday he was going to give |
II 10 an attorney 10 collect schuhl asked me |
10 10 that afternoon ANA tell MIR. Reardon that |
he (SchuhD would call and see him tho next |
day at n. m. wept to MIR. keardon at noon |
the following day and asked II Schulz had seen |
him. lie taid he had not. I told MIR. Renrdon |
that 1 wanted the note paid. met Schulz, |
who was talkIng to SIR Strange, and called |
him aside. Askod him why he had not seen |
Kenrdon a he promised, and lie said he had 80 |
much 20 attend 10 and turned around and |
walked away from me. I did not sec him TO
speak TO until the follow Ing Tuesday, when |
Mr.. w. N. Gamer and myself went 10 his
ONCE for the purpose OF seeing him about
the matter. ! went to Mckinney and
Investigated the matter, and found that
none Of the sick or funeral expenses Of |
tho deceased bro her OF the order had been
paid | interviewed tho ,dertaker. the phy.
slclan and MIR. Jones' the administrator OF Inc
deceased. They said thoy had not been paid
and were willing TO swear 10 IT, fhey
did swear 10 II befote notary public brought
the aflidavlts back with me Tie next day MIR.
Gamer and yself went to Schuhs oflce aud
Mr., Gamer asked Schulz " he had sent the
$500 e. Mckinney to pay the funeral bill. lie
replied "yoa" We asked him 10 whom he paid
II 70 and 10 said "to the DOCTOR We asl cd
him the DOCTORS name, lie said he did not
Va "a Ia Ina ma ~ a
he taid "yoH,' and that he had receipt for IT,
hut ., some bills, and among which
him that he could tell him something private
schulz aud he went to the office room, along
the andaylts OF three men at Mckinney, saying |
he lSchuhll had not paid any part OF the funers |
~ expenses. schulz told Mr. Ganzor that II |
thing. had takon that attitude that he would /
attend to " nc once MIR. Gamer told him he |
had better before the bunk closed Gamer and |
then left his onoc. and about the time for the |
bank 20 close went there TO INA out if the |
note had been paid. ltea don said part OF 1t, |
$3.50, had been paid. told him wanted my |
name of the note, and the same pressed for |
payment. Heardon aaid schulz promised to pay |
the rest by Saturday | declined to wait and |
told him what had learned At Mckinney. |
was subsequently, summoned before the grand
Jury.
j. l.. Jones' sworn, testified live at McllIn. |
ney, Collin county. knew Melis, He died
between tho LIST aud 9th OF May, 1885 DR. Erwin
q
pp PIT o, to tl nc Grough, the nnd9rt9ker
tTStlon papers on his cifects lie had i' tTnmRs
valued at $40 and a 5000 policy on his lie. The
physician ana nnder!aser spoke TO me Of their
paid out SO In naTslng SiS never in a,rueted
amy one to send a bin to schulz / never sent
mine. | was 10 charge OF Mells during his last |
Illness. Dr. Wylio and MIR, Abbott, a druggist, |
mao Two ANAL bills against the estate.
After the examination OF Mr.. Jones, |
the defense 1yaiyed examination M otbor
-, 1900, ~, :, "a 4, ,.',... 49,, - 49,
WienvpNeei anu ehe SoulS hNeu MS pcnu
at $500, which he gave, with j.. M.
Enen1v and n M Kahn 40 anrotias
in "nu n' W W, No aa,i aS s'.u ,.i
~ scHPonso w caii ny olulens OF
native Texans was held In the district
courtroom at O'Clock on SATURDAY.
evening, March 81, to arrange for having
native Texans In line ON April 81. San
Jacinto day. Judge n. III. West was
called TO the chair, and A. l.. Elliott was
elected secretary. After some discussion
the following committees were annoInted
to act In connection with and IN snbordi.
nation To the committees appointed bv
the young mems meeting; on arrange.
ment--W. G. McKarny, j, III, Taylor. M. !
4. Conner, Chas, i. Martin, oliver
Thomas. On nnance-E. g. Knight,
James Cochran, II, @. Ayers. c. II IIuff