The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-05

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After this little exchange OF civiIitiss
MI White returned 80 bis struggle with
the witness. sao ae. with decisive denial:
and q peculiar shake OF the head tbs oues-
isoas as 20 Harold's offers o. REGARD. He.
o1t0sIFst az the Faisrsg presentations rs "a
her husbands crime took the attorneys D.
surprise, and the deep feeling shs shovel
seemed 70 make even NJ. White ashamed
Of his calio2suess in bringing the painful.
matter before the public Sac regzlne<a
her colnposure after q minnie, and wss 20
thoroughly on tie alert ina. Ehea NJ.
White gas using an Illustration ID arrive
81 the SIZE 0f the sicz room. she accused
him Of trying 20 maze her sag !. vas As
large as the spsca in TIE Eoo-n occupied ~
the court. Then she continued:
TIE aoor he.weea the bc1.ooza sG1 IRE sitting
room was usually ofseu. excspI hen sne lad 70
keep the noise 9roEa the other r3oz- Yoa had
20 saut il sonnet Eaes wien there x3a.s oe lot
q peor2e talking 20 Ms. Yealer. oee41@e SIC
talzs4 quite loud.
The conversation n taa sitting -oo-a rs g.
ways Il KIND @. wn.sp@r: when d.. 1ortaa
and 4rz- Iesae. Esse tEers il ws. = gays SEls-
p@Eing
Alter i5e 9Th NJ. Yssisr seemed 20 like 70
sleSp. because hs would say - III that ic was
nos Necessary f.. Tns 20 wake him 20 give hiTa
his Ia=4ieiDe. ao1 be wou ! say: Il do 10.
Iaiux /. % worth while waking fellow .or
this"
Q He did not ike 20 converse. He liked bis
Eisssois 10 60 the taking? A. Yes, 81.
q. re sad tins, he would DO the lis.euing7
a
gouii lax pretty freely. lie wss always s!GIa-
ber.ng from TIE 18TH Gowa 20 The tine ne del.
atsai ne would never Dc sleeping. cecause he
"o1Id bave bis eyes OI9a. Tbsre wsa & portieye
teSssen i3e sitfi8g room. and the sick room, bat
you could oYe-Sear everything from the ned
room TO tSe sitting roora because tire night Mr.
@sler Eoi al inw4Tf Tain d.. Jordan and Dr..
van bursa aud Mrs. eagle came there ss IL
ociock al night / WIS lying down and DIR. Van
buren, aud Dr. Jordan Game over aud BOXED at
me lying On the couch. Then they went Into
MI fesier's room and then Dr.. Jordan car1e
over aud pulled chair Out and sat oes.de Mr.
Iesler i0r about 81 hour, ami teen between /
sod O'Clock Mr. Ycz:er took a pain and com
meacef grooming and Mr. Yesie, went IN to zee
wa; Yves the Cause. They ordered some " nl.ky
and wate. aud D.. Van Bsren went 20 the closet
ana brought - over 20 tie table AID heatei IN.
water aud Mr. Ic.ier went 10 and brought out
the whisky. Neither OF the two doctors wen,
into the room, but they SGT there. could hear
Irs. IesIer distinctly in the sitting rooin
Mr.. Fairfield then brought out IN re-
direct examination the fact that Mr.. De
Lion, who was identified by the witness in
court, and the female stenographer were
IN Jordan's office when she and DR.. Rus
sell went there. but did not hear the con-
versation because it occurred in the hail.
The witness then identified the letter Of
disnissa. addressed by Mrs Tesler 10 DR..
+. l.. Smith and shown her by Dr. Russell.
and il vas put in evidence and read IL is
as follows:
OFFICE OF DE-. J. ErGgxE JosDAy, arrgog OF,
TIE iiIs-oGENETIc sYsTgY - MzDscIxE
Dec l., lo92- }
Dr. f. L. Smfh-DEAg sTa: am sorry you
oo!ige 1ne 20 write this note OF dismissal /
Always supposed when physicians call in ar
other for consultation il was professionally IN
der.to1d when 81 sIni t.el by them that that was
sHffiEfsnt. but by your repeated calls you eyi-
cent? nj understood botn Dr.. J. Eugene Jor-
daa and Or. Anne Russell. "a; d your misunde,-
standing them thai they wanted you only in
CONSULTATION o3liges ne 10 perform the painful
duty Of disInlssiug you, a. myself and family
SIC perfectly Satisfied Of their treatment and
care. Yours respectfully,
MRS. u. G. YEsLEe
/. was agreed by counsel that the post
mark on this letter was Seattle. Jan. .,
S ?. IN. 80" Mrs. Fay's testimony then
continued:
said to Dr.. Russell what Rad overheard
between her and Ms. fesler and d.. Van Buren,
oefose / went to Or. Jor1sn's Office She said
nothing. she listened and looked at me; that
was nj. She tod me 70 tell Dr. Jordan about IT.
She said 20 be careful, aad no, say anything
tH"t would get myself INFO trJub.e. When DR.
Rl-seli and arrived at Dr. JoTdsn's Office Dr.
; an Buren, shook hands with me, and
sad ] was perfect stranger and then
Dr.. Jordan came out OF the inner room AID
eng into The outside Office and ne shook hands
with rae, to. and said was perfect stranger
Dr.. Jordan and Russell had a few minutes
conversation il Jordsn's private Office before
tie conYer,ation took p ace then Jordan begged
- he excused and said that he had TO 90 10 the
bank again. /. was $50 IN the afternoon, and II
WAS fully half an hour before ne re-
turned. Then Dr.. Russell told re TO
explain TO Dr. Jordan about the papers
| told him that Drs. Van Buren, and Russell
were in the room and hcsrd NJ. Yesler say
that he had his affairs settled and that Minnie
knew where his Will wa. They said nothing
al the time that / remember OF. They neither
denied II nor said IL was They asked nae
what Mrs. Tesler did with the papers she took
down, aud said didn't know wha, size did
with the papers; that my duty was on,y ia the
room and didn't know anything about Mrs
Ieser's business / was not asked to call
again They took nay address, and then Dr.
Jordan said he would like TO have ne nurse his
cases Tor IN. and they said they would send
for me. did not see Mr.. De- Lion again
The witness was then again taken in
hand by Mr.. White and testified that.
when DR.. Russell showed the letter. she
brought ii out Of the second room in her
purse and put IT in the purse again. IL
was not in the envelope and she never
showed the envelope. Counsel showed
Mrs. Iesler the letter and the envelope
and asked her if they were in her hand
writing: she said she signed the letter.
hut did not know about the envelone.
Mrs. Fay then identified the letter az iden-
teal as regards the handwriting with the
one produced IN court. Asked whether
the handwriting on the letter and the en-
yeiope were the same. she said: Well. if
Mrs. Iesler can't Identify her own writ
ing. how can /? Fit Is not the same, il is
something similar"
The letter, which. according to the date
Of the postmark, took from December u
toJanUary - - 90 from the Yesler resi-
dence 10 the Starr-Boyd block, will come
up in evidence again and the slowuess of
as Journey promises to prove small sen.
sation by itself.
Mrs. Fay's testimony being all in, the
case was continued until 10 O'Clock tomor-
row morning
Drs. J. Eugene Jordan and II. Martin
iess Z -.