Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-10-20

Sherill.] On these dates, witness tes
 tified, Dr. Mcintosh, herself, Mrs
 Jenkins and several servants were
 out on camp-hunt in Lonoke county. They had left on the 9th
 ot July leaving Sherfill abont dusk and they had two eolored boys and
 eolored servant along She de-
 scribed the journey to the place of en- campment. They returned to Sher- Till on the evening of the 11th. On
 the 10th, the day before starting for
 home, Mrs. Jenkins fell out of a ham
 mock which resulted in miscar-
 riage On the return trip Mrs. Jen-
 kins lay sick on q mattress in the
 bed of the wagon. In the wagon
 were the driver, Dr. Mcintosh. two servants and Mrs. Jenkins The
 wagon was covered, but the covers
 were not fastened The witness and
 a colored woman drove behind the
 wagon in q buggy They got to Sherrill about dark and witness and the colored woman. Annie Ewing. lifted Mrs. Jenkins out of the wagon and put her to bed in witness home. On July l3 and 16 Mrs. Jenkins was sick in Dr. McIntosh's residence in Sherrill. During the entire month of July, with two exceptions, Mrs. Jenkins was al Dr. MtIntosh's home. On the 22d witness came to town and returned home the next day. When she got to Sherill she went to Mrs. Jenkins house and took her to witness home. When asked why they had taken Mrs. Jenkins to their home, witness stated that it was be- cause she was sick and Mr. Jenkins was away from home and had left her in their care. When Jenkins left Mrs. Jenkins was very sick, and dur ing his absence she would come over and spend the nights at Dr. and Mrs. Mclntosh's $ home. Witness was then asked why she had instructed her husband to request Mr. Wilbourne not to say anything about seeing her, Dr. Mcintosh and Mrs. Jenkins on the train on their return from Texas. She replied that it Was because there were so many curious people in Sher- ill., and she did not want to grat tify their idle curiosity" Upon one oc- casion, while she was in Pine Bluff. a certain individual had gone to her home to find out where she had gone. and she thought on this occasion she would worry them a little bit in find- ing out where she and her husband had gone.
 She then described the trip of her. self and Dr. Mcintosh to Texas. Dur- ing April witness had invited Mrs. Jenkins to make the trip with them, at which time Mr. Lee Jenkins con sented. They first went to Waco, where they visited Dr. McIntosh's aunt; then they went to Grceenville, where they visited witness sister, Mrs. ". E. Sorrells. Tn answer to d direct question she said she saw nothing to indicate an improper motive on the part of her husband and Mrs. Jenkins. .Had there been anything wrong, wouldn't I have been the first to suspect it?" she asked the lawyer. She was with her husband and Mrs. Jenkins about all the time. Thought Mr. Wilbourne was mistaken in his description of how they were seated in the ear upon their return home.
 Coming back to Sherrill again Gen. White asked If at any time within the last year do you remember that Dr. Mcintosh was away from home after 10 o'clock at night?'' He was not. she answered. And on his visits to his patients she frequently accompanied him in his buggy, she further explained.