Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-15

District attorney-Unless other wise directed
by the court, the government will produce
them when 1t sees proper to do so, and not be-
fore.
The court-The court sees no good reason
for their production at this stage of the case.
Their production is matter for the govern
ment alone to pass upon. The request ID over
ruled. Exception noted.
Harvey Giyens. . young man in the district
attorneys Office identified window pane taken
from the bay window Of the Hamlink residence.
the pane through which the bullet passed.
The pane was taken out last Thursday by the
witness. Also extracted the bullet from the
partition between the parlor and the vestibule.
Il was found on the door between the stud
ding.
COL HAMLIHK's TESTIMONY.
Col. Derrick F. Hamlink, who was called TO
the stand just before The SrARs report closed,
testified that he had known Schneider, the de-
PENDANT. since last May, when Schneider was in
trodueed to him at his house by one Of his chill
dren. October "a he was told that defendant
and his daughter Amy had been married on the
I'd of June preceding, and he asked Schneider
what explanation be had of his conduct.
schneider stated in reply to my inquiry"
continued Col Hsmlink, that he had no apology
or excuse whatever to offer for his marriage
with my daughter. My daughter stated to me
that evening, the oath Of last October. in the
presence Of Schneider and my son Frank, that
took her on q buggy ride to Bladensburg; that
on reaching there he told her that he had
marriage license with him, and that unless
she married him then and there he would
blow his brains out. Greatly alarmed by
his threats she reluctantly consented and they
were married by preacher near by. When
my daughter had told me this turned to
Schneider and said: You are an unmitigated
scoundrsl and not 1T to enter geutlemsn's
house Having doubt Of the legality Of the
II Had g. la<,.
dence Of it He said he would and started
home to get the marriage certificate. My
daughter and son followed him to the door,
Amy begging him to return with 1t 1T once. All
at once be ran of, threatening to shoot me and
my son. then said to my children that il he
was that sort Of . man they had better let him
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motion Of the defense to exclude the latter
testimony was overruled.
Il waited" continued Col. HamIink, until
como back with the certificate, but did not see
him until the following Thursday or Friday.
The day after this occurrence my daughter re-
ceived . note from Schneider asking her to
meet him at a friends house. Miss NiRhtin-
gales fObjsction to note made and overruled.l
My daughter did not 60 and Miss Nightingale
called to ascertain the reason. The following
Saturday. October 81, SchneOer came to see
me- at my office. As a resulfof his interview
with mo l consented to his living with my
daughter, and that night he took up his resi-
dence at my house. day or two previous he
had shown NE marriage certificate
signed by Rev. Mr.. Anderson or
AndrewA Schneider lived at my resi-
d. nee until the 18th or Goth of January. when
the door was locked ON him, at the request of
his wife, because Of his bad habits. he next
Sunday morning he called at my residence
about O'Clock. He sent in Sord by the servant
that he wished my son Frank to accompany
him to his (Schneiders) brothers TO explain
away some accusations which the prisoner
claimed Frank had made to Mr.. Frank Schnei-
der. l accompanied my son to the door. He said