Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
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Grated Az Night.
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10 @1trI.@<2-s @Ntt 80 f4<<<EI HV&XI&H
standing Mr.. Gays protsst. HATED TIE
arxansnts 10 tzn hoars AIDE.
Magic Villages. srsther pretty little
typesritsr giri. was the first xirnsss
called yesterday rno<nisg. She declared
that shs worked sith Charlotte Hand-
ley Il the Leland hotel. snd that Char.
lotts told her Of having been at
su1By>ids. whsrs shs bad. - pleasant
tines slso that the eom planning siss-~s
had beea intimsts with n4a named
Eess
Ar< Sarah King. the mental healer
Who hoIds forth on sheldon street and
sith vhon Mr.. Clay and the prssonc-
furmszly boarded. Was the next witness
eaIleL Mrs. King said she first saw
Charlotte Hsndley IN the block on
Canai street where shs had been taken
for treAtmeot b. Or. saith. Her frsr
talk. she said. was az the Woman's Home
and Hospital whore ana ssked Isottis 10
20 10 the Emerson home. She wanted
her % 90 there because she thought
Lsottie was not prre girl and that vas
the proper place Tor her. Mr.. WoiCoft
on cross examination wanted 10 know
whether Mrs. Csssius Sweet had not
adopted Charlotts's eaiid. but NJ. Clay
objected % toe questioo and 10 vas
ruled cut BY Judge JudkinA
The Rev. Dir Campbell Fair % 81.
Marks church sas called 10 the stand
and gave some unimportant testimony
a. 20 Charlotte Handlsy's being IN 81
Marks hospital. % which be N an OH
eer. There vas little but hearsay tes-
timOny and nothicg Of a sensational
nature In the doctors testimony. The
defepss then rested and the prosecution
called Mrs James Fairs. who was the
nrst witness called in rebuttal Mrs.
Fairs merely deuied that Miss Handiey
drank beer or any other liquor while EN-
ploysd BY her.
Clay Changed Hi. Mind
AT this point Charlotte Handley vas
carried into court. supported by Miss
Patton and deputy sheriff. Miss
Handlsy wss brought into court AZ tho
request Of the defense. who wished To
oncs saw hls mistake and shouted.
-Taks her away. Take her away. I
don't want any pantomins here"
Miss Handlsy Vas then, az Mr. Gays
request. al once carried out again with
out being placed on the stand.
Miss Jennie Patton. recalled for the
prosecution. rscounted the conversation
between herself. Mrs. King. Mrz w. T.
Lsnoreenx and Mira Sweet in DIR.
Smiths onicc IN q Canal street block,
where Lottie Hardiey was undergoing
treatment Ni<s Patton said Miss Had
ley described her assaiianf 30 accurately
that Mira Lsmoreaux exclaimed In .
loud whisper TO Mira King. My God.
kingy. It's jimmy
Deputy Sheriffs covans and Hou.
man were placed on the stand 20 i'm.
peach Miss Williams testimony. They
swors that when subpnnaed she said
she could do Mckee no good. a. all shs
could swear to vas hearing testimony.
Fred Remington I'm Court
This evidence brought the forenoon
session 10 close. The mornings pro-
cesdings we're watched by tue usual
large number Of fashionable ladies' Who
have taksn an interest in the trial Fred
Remington. who was wanted a. q Git
ness ~ an early stage OF the trial and
Who wa suyrosed 10 be too III 10 leave
his room. vas an interested spectator for
the forenoon. occupying afront seat out
side the railing.
Mi-s Handiey I'm Court Again.
CharIotts Handlsy was carried into
the court room yesterday afternoon sup.
ported By deputy sheriff. She seemed
vsry weak and leaned heavily upon the
chairs with which abe was propped up
her feet being supported by a pile OF
Iaw books IA leu OK foot stool Mr..
Wolcoft Questioned her closely A. to tho
testimony o. hr< King and others Mr..
Clay AZ one time interrupting ~ he said
cut Of mercy on account Of tho weak
ness ~ the witness Mr. Clay. however.
seemed exceedingly nnxious. ss he was
in the morning. TO have the complaining
witness cut Of the courtroom a. soon az,
possible
Miss Hsndlsy denied that che had
ever told Maggie Williams that she bad
been tc Sunnyside add had pleasant
time, she also d@nied that she had ever
told Mrs king that she vas rot intoxi-
Gated when AZ Sun1ysiAie With Noke..
but had only drank a little beer. She
SAID that Mira hing. when she Waited
her GA Canal street had askesl her Ia
e. 10 the Emerson homo. Mrs King
sad that u she would 90 20 the Ener.
son home. she would hire doctar for
her and have an abortion performed.
Miss llaBdisy wa then excused and
carried from tbs court room in her big
char BY Depaty sheriff Gilden.
Ready &c Arxuoest
The reading % a portion of Mabai
pnnhams testimony closed the caas
and Judge Jusixins snnousc-d that t1o
hours for eaeh sisle ~oald be ailosed Cor
the Arguments
Mr. Clay wanted more tins. he SAID
there was . great volume of evidences
sad he DID not think he eruid DC ina
tee 20 the case In two hours.
Judge Jadkins ssid be had eoushisrs4
that phses ~ the cs~e. fle considered
= grsaf deal % the testimony uni,n
pcrtsnt and limited The sttospeys 10 tao
noura
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