The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-20

"os louuu iyluS On lne MOOR
near Lipshi,z was bloody on the in.
side and had in it two holes +"
Dr.. w. IL. Wilkes being called
upon, stated that Mrs. Lipshiz WAS
still in q very weak state and not in
a condition to be In court.
Charles Lane, a student. deposed
as follows: al have seen Radford
several times; saw him with the boy
at the corner of Clay aud Eighth
about noon, and again about p. m.
| saw him near Ross avenue and
Ninth street A friend was with
me when | saw the half.breed and
the boy. heard Radford remark
to the boy: No use bothering
that man; he hasn't seen dollar in
year.
The next witness, Hugh Clark,
sad 81 saw defendant in the
calaboose the morning after his
arrest. l heard him say to Wilson,
kid, swear what you had said the
day before
Will Woods, motoman in the
employ of the Citizens Railway
line, said. 81 saw defendant on
the night Of January 10 at the cor
ner Of ninth and Webster streets at
1927 o'clock. know the exact
hour and minute because he asked
me the time. He was alone. was
on my way home, and had put up
my car. The place where met the
half breed is inst one block from the
Katy track, and three blocks from
the Lipshitz place"
John II. Morgan, jeweler, tes-
tilted as follows: 81 live at the
corner of Eighth and Webster
streets. | was sitting up with a
corpse in house on Twelfth street
between Clay and Ross avenue on
the night of the 10th ultimo. l left
the house and started home about .
o'clock. | saw two persons run
ning down Tenth street towards the
Katy tracks. They passed within
twenty-five feet of me. One was
very tall and the other was not so
tall. could not tell his exact
height. Raiford seems to be about
the height of the tallest one. AS
they passed me | heard one Of them
say: III you hadn't come out when
/ called, you woul have been
caught This was about a half
block from the Lipshitz place.
could not say whether the two
parties were negroes or white.
suspected something was wrong by
their mysterious actions"
Mr.. Holcomb testified that he saw
Radford on South Eleventh street
about block from the Lipshit2
place about the 18th of January
between 2 and 8 o'clock in the
afternoon. Radford asked to chop
wood for something to eat.
Adam Weber testified that de.
PENDANT chopped wood at his place
on Thursday. Saw him Friday
afternoon sitting in front of lip
shitz's store.
Max Harris testified that he
kept a store at the corner of Clay
and Tenth streets. Radford came
TO the store Friday afternoon and
he gave him some crackers.
Mamie Taliaferro, negress,
testified as follows: 81 live at the
corner of Seventeenth and Jackson
streets. He came to my home
Friday morning to leave a bundle,
and he left it under the parlor on
the ground. He left it there all
day and it was gone the next morn.
ing when ] got up heard some
one come in the yard that n gh'
after | had gone to bed. went tc
bed after the Katy train had gone
south. / think the bundle was tiet
with a red handkerchief"
Charlie Ward, slep.son of Mr..
Robt. Goldsmith, the butcher, de
posed as follows: 81 saw defend
ant about p. m. on the day before
the night of the murder. He came
into the market at the corner OF
Sixth and Cleveland streets anc
said; 'HowG'y.' lie also asked fol-
something to eat. lie said he haC