The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-06

Csvenaugh WIS at the ball on the night
OF Oct, 18th. She saw Walter there.
He asked her to tell his wife he was
there and she did so. She could not
state the hour, but several sets had
been danced. She saw Walter near
the ball -room door.
Michael j. Carney saw Walter at the
ballroom door about $50 p. NJ, Oct.
14th. Half an hour later he came out
And he was still there, as he talked to
him ten or fifteen minutes, and he
asked me to tell his wife to come out.
] saw McHugh and Kirk with him. |
went In and danced u quadrille and
came out and told him | could not
IND her. IL was about 1880 o'clock.
Robert Graham saw Walter near the |
bnil room door about ll.3O o'clock.
John Jennings saw Walter at Seventh |
and Church at II to 1ll5 p. m, the |
night OF the ball. George Lynn, Henry |
Nicholas and Walter were there with |
the witness and they talked together |
for some time. He came up the west |
side OF Church street from Sixth. 1t |
must have been after II O'Clock when |
Walter left me. don't know where |
he went.
George Lynn saw Walter at Seventh !
end Church about IL O'Clock on tho
ball night and talked with him about
ten minutes.
THE PRISONERS SISTERS.
Ruth A. Blackburn, the prisoners
sister, and of lady-like appearance, saw
her brother about $50 p. H., October
14th, the night OF the firemen's ball, at
6eventh and Market streets. Hell sis
ter and friend were with her. She
left the ball at LIS q. m, with her SIS
ter and friend and took her sister home
to No. sl5 East seventh street. Then
went to her home No, 1901 Trenton
street.
Sarah Blackburn, another sister,
said that Walter took dinner with lIer
9t No. Sl5 East Seventh street, on OC-
toher Ia. He left there at l.E0 and she
next saw him at o'clock at Lord and
Church Streets At 5.35 he came back
TO the house and had snpper at 6.l0.
He went upstairs and shaved himself
and left the house at no. At $50 she
saw him at Seventh and Market
ktreets. Witness went to the ball and
REACHED home at o'clock Thursday
morning and found Walter asleep on II
ieettee In the dlning-room. Saw him
next at IL. 45 the same morning, when
The got his dinner ana left. At o'clock
ehe looked out OF window and saw
Walter. She asked him il he had seen
Eddie and he said that he lAl not.
Witness told prisoner TO go to tile
railroad and see II Eddie was there
He had been there before and she had
told him to search every car Instead
OF that he laid down on the settee and
again went to sleep.
THAT FAMOUS DREAM.
Witness said it was rbout 61O when
he arose and told her OF his dream.
Witness said III was in your place
would go down on the railroad and
search every car" After a short CON
Nersation he lett the house about I or
ITO O'Clock. Witness did mol see Wal
ter again until after his arrest, at the
police station.
CRoss-ExAMINED.
This witness was exhunstlyely cross
4 examined In a kindly manner By At
torney- General Biggs:
After Walter and finished our sup
lper we sat talking awhile. told him.
both in the afternoon aud at supper
time to go down aud look In the cars.
] told him TO get lantern, He went
out from to 10 p, III. That was the
last saw OF him that night. He had
been called up by our step, grandmoth-
Of to cat his supper. l live at S.l5
East Seventh street.
. STEP -dRANDMorHER LOUISA swE4Hs.
Walter was here at dinner on We'd.
nesday. Also at supper. My daughter
was out to see the parade October 18th.
y We had supper at about R.l5 p. III.
Walter talked with his sister after sup,
Der He then went upstairs to shave
And dress When no came down
gave him Scotch slick next saw
him about five o'clock next morning
CThursday) rs lie slept at hone and
got up about that time. His father
gets up first and gees to his WORK
early.
Walter ate his breakfast and went
out about : O'Clock. He also alto his
dinner at home with us on that Thurs
day. | saw him next about three
O'clock, when / let him IN. did moi
* henr his Conversations with his sisters
for was upstairs Attending to his
step-mo tier who is my daughter ant
was confined, saw Walter lying
asleep on tho eeLtee near the stove tt
the afternoon at the time testified to.
went down stairs to prepare vege
table for supper. ii was ahout4oclork
] turned the DRAFT Oh tho stove Oh tAt
side nearest tine settee and the moist
awoke him lie was too warm and go
up and went out,
He went TO the garden house II
the yard When he came in lie sat IL
rocking chair and went TO sieep aite
O'Clock 20 about b.i5 when / called
him three times, woke him up AID la
came to SUPP er. | touk my daA : h,er
supper up stairs aud Satlte aud Walter
sat at the table talktng alter e4iler.
He went o.t some time after T. III
and ditl not see him again thai iusAt
This wiiGesS WAS so closely cIU-a
examined by Acknowledgement iiEgs
Redirect: Walter laid down about
O'clock, left the h6ii4e about Il p IA
and caIne back about hso0
Henry G. Blackburn ate Ills -unae
with Walter ana hs res. ahpHt . h. p
4 m, Wednesday, Oct l4th.Z NIltr
asked him later for q htup to 20 III
stairs to shave. He shave : 'li
clean" and | said to min; "N5y yul
had better 20 and get Xour hair cut.
He vert out and did nnt SEC lila
again until " o'clock midnight wua
he rang the doof bell aHa ai hin Ia
He was asleep on the settea y N
got upabout . piurh gu' my pruHk
aast, and about octaaN won't 10 WOE
at the Met ullotisn Iron Wofas.
. The crOss-eXHmitszlan dese,nre,
many details not rlHtgall citing III
above. lie also mad heHrd the urnI5
and had tod Waller wunre IL ruli
get lantern 10 90 aud l3aE IN iii
cars. ...==
Harry Ayers Edward Redd.n. Ion
Gillespie and taItOu Alet .tmiaH.ll "a s
testified 10 SceiHI lj,5eapUlu IL the y
elnlty OF Lord and C45rt4 - o. O.
"Wednesday.
4 John. alias eRc.,dy ,I.Fzrt wa
called rs a witness. H. f,l ia4rl Ii
bella Scott ON lhur,a4y lay thlt tf
man she saw carving I pD,' aspaS ia
railroad Was not IufH N,Hez = .HtI