Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-10-18
STILL ON TRIAL. coNTINUEn FROM PAGE l.

Hrs. Mcintosh and Mrs. J. l.. Jen- iins. Dr. Mcintosh and Mrs. Jenkins | occupied the same seat and Mrs Me- Intosh q separate seat. Witness 'poke to Dr. and Mrs. Mcintosh, but | they did not introduce him to Mrs. Jenkins. T saw that they were ex- cited and left On August g, the witness further depOscd, he was in the town of Sherrill at which time Dr. Mcintosh approached him and said to witness: My wife told me to say to you not to tell anybody in where you saw us on the train, for we have the people fooled; they thought we went east when we went west"
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 J. A. Black well, brother of Mrs. Jenkins, was recalled. Had returned home since was last on the witness stand. At home found a letter from Mcintosh to MT. Black kwell, which was read. 1t simply asked Black we'll to come to Altheimer, and in- quired about the health of his sister and urged him to comfort her.
 J. l.. Jenkins, the defendant, was next called. Was raised in this county. In June last he went to Armstrong Springs. Dr. Mcintosh was his family physician.
 "Is he the deceased in this easel" asked Col. Taylor.
 ''Yes sir. 5
 "Who killed him?"
 'I did," said the defendant with emphasis.
 Went to Armstrong Spings in June and returned some time in July. He knew but little about that time. In July received telegram from Me Intosh stating that if witness wanted to see his wife alive again to come home. When he got to the depot he met Mcintosh. Then went home and met his wife on the way home. She said to him, What have you heard?" He replied You know as well as l do"
 Mrs. Mcintosh got on her knees and asked him not to do anything, for the sake of herself and husband Mcintosh came in and witness said "Don'teome near me. :" He then lay down and his brother came to him and witness told him he didn want to hear anything. His brother, Phip, told him to go over to his house and see Mr. Black well. Jen- kins saie to him, "Ain't this hard. . Blackwell replied, II don tbelieyeit' ' He then went back to Naugine's E store There he met young Curlen and he told them the story about go- ing to church. 1 then went to my brothers farm. remained there all night and until o'clock the next evening; then went back to Eau- gines and with Asa Watson went to George Morrowe's. Then they put him on the train at Tucker and went to Ft. Smith crossing and on tG Armstrong. Visited Judsonia, then returned to Armstrong. Afterwards visited in the country around the Springs. Returned to the Springs and remained a few days and then  came to Pine Bluff. In this city he got a horse and went to r. Eau- zines. He then got on the horse; rodet to Pine Bluff and then out to his wife's fathers. Met Jim Black well and offered to shake hands. Jim re- fused to shake hands. He then asked to see his wife. Jim said No, and wit ness replied, All right, Jim, l put her under your protection and will have to take the consequences. Then returned to town in company with Jim Black well, and afterwards rode out to his farm. As he was passing the Donelson plaes he met Mir. and Mrs. Mcintosh. 1 saw Mcintosh give his wife the lines and Mcintosh reached for his pistol. Witness passed on and went to Frank Y all- fiine's residence where he told him what had happened. He then went to Sherrill that evening and packed his clothes. They had been sent to Vaugine's store without
 [The defendant is on the witness stand as we go to press.