St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-26
app before, A.,inever had seen him, no,

Clapp befores A. / never had seen him, no,
sir.
Q. You ysEs not acquainted win Aim'
o. Where was Allen at the time that Miss
Leyde went across the street and got his haty
A. Why. that is the time he had walked
q. She had come over to the house and
reported
4. She Como over and reported what hap
pensd. and thepSent back again. and then
l didn't pay 10 more attention 10 shtm, be-
cause was Watching her--to see what she
was doing
a. Did you see her find his hats "A.
saw her hunt around. and then she came
q. Did Miss Leyde seem very much exi
cited when she came back the first tiRes
O.. Very much excited. was sbeG A. Will
(; q. You didn't speak to Allen afterwards
A.. I,never did speak to him. donsi know
Witness testified that she was sitting ob
the steps Of No. III during all the time Of the
eneoufiter and that Mrs Wilson was WITH
bell III 49,
Mrs. Jessie Wilson sworn.
Examined by the coroner:
@. You live III ST Paul. Mrs Wilson, a.
Yes sir: at i3J Nest Third street. -
June 2eos A. Yes. sir.
except about an hour; from s 70 abou. si;so
4 was over 70 the park, and athenI came home
Q. What did you do after that after you
got home?
A. Well, when i cams home Miss Leyde-
Miss Moore, as we knew her-and Schickes
were standing at the fence, and stopped
there few mtnutesiand talked with them.
a 1aea t a b Msn' Up assirs aw e
again. and | stood there for a few minutes
again, and then went up stairs again and
took a newspaper and commenced reading
while, and then II YVES warm, quite. and
came down again. and came down stairs
left hand side of our fence. -
=. just speak little louder, please. A..
And then from that Mrs. Schicker md
heyde they went walking up tSsv the
walking back down again, and as
they came right near the corner of ~the
fence where the lamp post is gentleman
stepped up TO them, said Good evening.
ladies'" or something TO that effect-he made
about that reply,anc she turned, Miss Lesde
turned around and she said Il don't know
YOU and he said .sHo. ho, you don't want TO
know me-" thai was the reply he made. Aud
that was all the gentleman said TO her.
Witness said She could hear all that vas
said. and neither Clapps nor Miss Leyde said
any more. b + Miss Layde went across the
Street and met o man who proved to he Ehle
A1l6u- TOuf OF i've minutes ldp6E =Cihpp
walked across fhe stree. and the encounter
took place. which she could not sec distipot-
ly. She added:l
He (Clapp) first walked across the side
walk as any person would walk. and then ne
took to dead run across to the corner. And
then the gentleman with the dark hat on, he
went this way, to the left, up the street, a
distance. 1 should say, from here to the other
side of where the tables are. aud
he kind of stopped. and Of course
Il saw that ha had hat nm at
thattime, and then she came across to me,
Miss Leyde did. and she said. For Ged' g
sake she says has it come to thisf' And
Isays What MRS: Moores'z My husband. !"
stepped inside Of the hall and turned back
and came back to me again. and she
SAID: Watch him, where he went
TO-" and l says-9f course 1 didn't see
little further up the street to the left aad
then she went out again and went across to
where he =sFas standing and went up the
street;to where he hadiw ent, and ]. presume
we'll couldn't have gone more than n,d hlo G
street, until they were in front of the house
aside Of where we lived. in frontof the alley
way and from that they we nj back in.
Examined by Mr.. Butter:
O. How long has Miss Leyde been room
ing at that house.
A. 1t will be three months OH about the
Stb. ! think Lis. She rented the rooms on
the Beth, but didn' tmove until about the Sth.
:. @. Been there regularly? A. No. sir; not
Until The last week or ten days.
q. She was Regularly: there every night for
the last week or ten days? A. Yes.
q. And before that about how often. a.
Three OF fenr. times week. h
O. Did any one rooEa there with herr "A.
Well, a gent1emanrshe called her husband,
MT. Moore.
q. Did you oversee. more than one gen
tleman oeeupying That room? A. We'll