The morning call., 1893-08-04

seen Mrs. Worthington three times prior
To the shooting. He saw her on st. Pat
rck'S day, after her return from Stockton.
she asked him: Can you tell me where l
can find Harry?"
No" he answered, 81 haven't seen him
since you and he skipped"
He next saw her. about 9:45 O'Clock, on
East street on the morning OF the shoot
ing. She took Sacramento-srreet car att
nearby point. He presumed she had Just
got off the Oakland ferry.
do you know anything about meeting
between your brother and this defend
ant?"
YES; one night he told me he was going
down to Oregon and Battery streets TO see
his girl. | accompanied him, and we met
her. She was introduced to me, and then
she said viii (her husband) was in the
house. Harry told her TO go back. and she
said: oh. - WHIP"
The witness then said that Mrs. Worth
ington had simulated a headache in order
to keep az engagement with his brother.
saying: She had white cloth around
her head. and was bluffins headache to
keep the date. She asked my brother to
go and buy her some Chinese candy, and
then they kissed each other"
How did you know Mrs. Worthington
was your brothers grip"
why, he showed me valentine and
lock of her hair. did not then know she
was married woman, but | found it out
the night | accompanied him to call upon
her. Ny mother knew nothing of the
Illicit love until after the killing"
Did your brother know she was
married woman?" asked Mr.. Soencer. Oh
cross-eXami alton, "or did he believe she
was singie?"
Il den's know, but he told me she was
married woman the night heard her say
Will was in the house."
l. hat ..r&or
pealed to Harry to ease his attentions TO
Mrs. Worthington p interposed MIR. Ferral.
NO. sir. do not know any such thing"
That's ALL" agreed both sides.
Mr.. Hinkls called for Anhis Kelly and
ordered the doorway cleared in order that
the invalid might DO carried to the stand.
The famous witness, faint and pale, with
a hectic flush on her van cheeks, was
slowly assisted to the stand. The first
question asked her was if she could iden-
iify Mrs. Worihngton's handwriting.
Yes" she answered, and Mr.. Hinkle
showed her the letter which Mr. Ferral
objected to on the opening day.
THAT is Mrs. Worthington's handwrit-
ing" she unhesitatingly answered.
The mang letters comprising the bundle
which Harry Baddeley handed to Officer
Courneen were shown to her, one by one.
and she identified them as rapidly as in
spected. saving that Mrs. Worthington
has written them all.
An embroidered hat-band. with the mi
tials III. B." was identified by the wit
ness as having been worked by Mrs.
Worthington and presented to her lover
Then a lock Of hair about foot long, tied
with a blue ribbon. was proven by Miss
Baddeley by Mrs. Worthington. Then a
fancy calendar with the words Love
laughs at locksmiths." and 40 one /
love-" with rnpid and heart. was idpn-
titled by Miss Kelly as having been mailed
by her 10 Harry at Mrs. Worthington's re-
quest.
WAS Mrs. Worthington subject to head.
aches"
Yes; 1 often heard her say that she
was
Did she say anything about their fire.
Quency
Yes; she said they knocked her hus-
band off the guard"
Take the witness, Mr.. Ferral."
'B-r-r-humph yes, yes" he consented,
and cleared the deck Of his throat for ac-
ton.
He drew from the witness the fact that
sne Deen employed as a nurse by the
Worthlngtons, and also that she was
well acquainted with Harry Baddeley.
DID Won not ask Baddeiey TO come
back and beat the head off"
asked Mr.. Ferral, as he referred to Mr.
Worl hington.
mo. SIR"
Then Mr.. Ferral read one of the famous
"Joblots' letters which Miss Kelly wrote
to Harry Badde:ey imploring him to come
back to Mrs. Worthington. This letter
contained request for him to lick Worth
ington, saying hat ne had made her life
perfect sheol. The old story of the CO.
babilation. the Il ght to Stockton, the re-
turn Of the husband and the dismissal of
Miss Kelly was deliberately drawn forth
and its nauseatins details paradrd.
Mr. Ferral discovered another Job
lnts" letter, in which Miss Kelly told
Harry to join Mrs. Wortbington at once.
as her husband had just given her $500
and she wanted TO 20 away.
A letter, dated April 4, was next intro
duced. It was from Miss Kelly to Bad