The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-09


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TIE witness then produced 3 letter he
had received from Mr.. Yesler dated as
AassiI!on, D, September I, 1:1l. IN which
Re said: Il received your welcome Letter
.ae day after ny arrival here" bus Mr..
Reynolds ooiecte,; 20 the reading OF the
whole 0. il, because there were some alI1-
ssOas II Il TO NJ. Yesler's first yife's rela-
tives- asd after spat oetween counsel -
vas not admitted. The dates Of otoer
!et.srs and kilograms received from Mr.
fssier on that trip were given. and lie
witness continued:
Van Buren, gaze ne rae general contents q
.hs vii CT January E. He said Ars fesI=: wEs
le.s 80 - sI7J q month, t3@r= sS-s Asgac-ss -
vsr1Sus relatives and ,1e r=sE VS. iezs - c1&-1-
.Iss. something n the 1asurs o.. As-sz- That
gas .Ae time Ae wanted re 20 e0-U-7Ics-s
with A-. LowmGn. TIE s,zc .ilae &c tod ne
LGwmaa Wa one OF ths dziaIs-fs-c-z He
tod ne substantially the sa1ae as teso-e- 51-
tagt .here were three sIecEsocs al LovZ.1
was TIE principal 0os 81 :. was 20 aaEs tie Za1-
aSe.nsnt Of Tia property. He .zit hs saw there
wers rw9 names u si-zssses- tut eoild Let .eI
VIA. ,.sy we-e He sad NJ. Yes - shovel
5e-~oa separately. za1 ssts-ss-cs 70 5a1a
together. Ee gave ne % UNDERSTAND tbs o-1sr
person was tae one - co14t prove ire Will oT.
That osae- pe-soa vas oas tine il P0--Ls1t.
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wae<Aer isz. ue-soo Eozlt Wal. money.
I started n % pay ny Own sI-G1-es while
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fUra.s1 TIE sarah & Te<is- acas, oQr nos tass
be asi usts written agreement. % do So
cid 10. -sII Jo.6za o. vsa B1rea 1st 4 viii
o. NJ Iasley's IN -T possession, iii 10. show
re le-.s- - them. nor 20 81! o1s except Car
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$3.50 for evidence 70 establish viii galea .s..
hin nothing, 4 No.
NJ. White: b. cid he not say tia. n. Low
z.sa was one Of the executors and managing
,-u.tee and tAa: va good deal from a. es.-ts
wo-ta s201,-0l. A. No
NJ Reynolds vas then discharged SUB
ject 70 recall and the court adjourned 20
the house Of Mrs Wright. On Fourteenth
street. and took the testimony Of Ma.
William LoEmaa, whose health does not
permit her 20 !eave the house. Ms. Low
man said she had resided IL Sear..e four
years; lived at 1I2I Yesler avenue, ne1s
door 20 Ms. eagle, ana had known Mrs. |
Yese- and DR.. Jordan three years. She !
continued in substance as follows:
There il full view 0. Mrs. Cages house. /
from where reside. With ID obstruction BE- !
tween The two houses. Before H,. Yes.er'. /
d@..h l have seen D. Jordan tasra, and On the /
sane occasions have seen Mrs Yesier and Mrs. /
eagle and the lizzie girl probably. I doat /
thin2 ev=r ssw Dr.. Jordan there shst Mrs Yes- /
le- was not ,here He would usually call Ihsre /
in the stt-rn3oa- ! nave Known hin 20 be there j
IL the afternoon, and coUl1 no. tell just what /
tine be would 20. I woald know hin 20 ba |
there es-ly IN tee afternoon have known him |
sad NJ. Yesler % be .hsre different times &c. |
dide-en. amounts OF time; not always the sane /
amour. o. aou-=-Ilres o. four hours; and one
tine wss over there know he there from |
noon until Or i o. course, / ditn't pay pay
ticQlar attention 70 when ne would 20. / sup
pose / noticed !. tnar dsy most because was |
over there. They sat in the from: rooui. ! never
noticed them there 80 much as l did in the |
month CT October. / believ= ! sew him there il
September. and won, be certain b1. he rnigh:
have Geaa there. think this dste the. refer
- tast he VISA 20 l2ts vas the very last OF Oeto-
bar or the first OF November. bu. don'I reIaer-
Ter 2ny OF the dates. because / had 10
occasion 10 remember them. About that
time Nj. iesler WAS not feeling Well.
He was not SICK il bed, ou. he
was complaining l believs of MS feet being
.wo len D.. Jordan and Mrs. Yesle- would
meet al Mr.. Gzgls's hou.e three OF four times
week some week. aud other weeks no, SO often.
dill not Away. see D. Jordan when ne arrived
az Inc bouss Sometimes womb see him come
auQ VOC not see HIN go away. / saw hin
come IN his carriage aui saw him wax, and
also saw him walk away. I saw him come In
his carriage and the carriage would 20 away,
vprlt all
when the carriage would no. come
after him. On tire occasion when ! was
at Mrs. eagles when t1ey were presen:
Invent as far rs tae door sud saw d.. Jordan
IN there and stayed n the Kitchen / also saw
Mr. Yes.er there Tae ,aot-er was IL the same
rooEr with Dr.. Jordan when / frs. came n and
thea she cane eat into the Kitchen with NE.
Mr. White repeatedly objected to the
evidence Of Mrs. Lowman SIS going too far
back TO ne evidence Of conspiracy and in
ouired when the conspiracy was supposed
to have started. The court admitted the
testimony and Mr.. White reserved the
right 70 move to strike il all. His cross
examination was confined 10 bringing ont
the witnesses relationship TO ]. D. Low
man. Her husband is his brother. 81
The hearing was at 4 O'Clock adjourned