St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-26

ither Good evening" or How do you do.
something to thai efect;' iris. "or somethinl
Ike that, and then Miss Leyde stepped back
few steps, and she says who are your !
know; he said something then ne said
,'You knew me-" he said. ''Yon doa't want
10 know me-huh. something to that effect.
q. Then what haprenedy A. And then
she said something az, il she could see All
Ulcer she would have him arrested And
she went across the street on tho other side,
md went in the yard and sNt out on the
porch, aisd when she got a,ross the street
noticed that there WAS man slaEdinx inefe'
walked up to the man, but didn't know Y DO
he was. =.
@. Mhat became Of the man on this side
of the streets A. He stood there few min.
iites as If meditating what to do next, ana
chen he also crossed the street over TO wnere
q. This was right IN front of "a lamppos.
was it! A. Yes. sir.
@. Right under a lamppost but opposises
\. Yes. som ewhere IN that nsignoosnooa; si
tell exactly whether they were rght
@. That was on the other side OF the
street, A. On this side we were standing.
yes.
other side? A. Yes. this man WAS. didn't
see him until / saw her stop on the other side
of the street and saw her standing talking to
a man / could see that it was man, but
! hadn't seen him before.
z: Did you hear what was said: A.
couldn't hear what was said on the other
q. Did you hear anythinga A. 1 didn't
hear anything; didn't hear sound:
your porchs a. Yes, sir. was Sitting on
my porch looking over there.
q. Youicould see. could your A. ! could
see the white straw hat; and could see her
because she had on q light dress. but l
couldn't see whether there was scuflinE or
ANYTHING of that kind, but ERw her step
between the men, and then saw the other
man with the straw hat start across the street
again.
@. How long was that after he went
across that you saw her step between them
A. don't know exactly; l don't think 1t
could have been hardly more than FIVE min
ules il it was five minutes after he had gone
over.
q. Then You saw him walking back
@. Towards the Metropolitan A. He
walked few steps, and then he was almost
in a run going towards the Metropolitan. a nd
/ thought he was going for an officer; l
didn't know there had been any cutting or
anything done.
@. Didn't hear any sounds of atfight or
anything?
A. No, sir. nothing at all: didn't know
anything had happened until she came across
The street.
G. What did she tell you? A. She said.
MY GOD. has 1t come to thls!" and the other
lady that was out in front said. whats the
matter. Mrs Moore?" and she said. my hus-
band has cut that man,
A Juror-Who was her husband, please?
Witness-Mell, Mr. Allen; supposed him
to be her husband, Mr.. Moore.
G. What happened after this, Mrs.
Schicker? A. And she went In her room.
started in her:room: don't know If she got
her hat: sheimnst have got her hat and her
pocketbook, / think. and she came out again
o,,d ha T no r
looking for something in the grass over there
in the alley. and then she came back again
and ha d hatin her hands, and she told us
to watch way the man went, which way Mr..
Allen went.
q. After Mr.. ;Ciapp met this lady. and you
retired to the porch, Mrs. Moore. as you call
be-, went aerossEthe street. Do you know
what she crossed over there fcrs A. Why,
think she crossed over LOOKING for some
one to help her, because she said
@. Had she any idea who that was across
The street? A.. Idont think she did
@. She went over there to have him at
rested? A. Yes. she said II she could see
an officer she would have him arrested, and
with that she started across the street aud /
don't think she saw the man over there.
@. Weren't you alarmed when she was
crossing the street as to where she Was go
ing? A. No, / didn't think anything Of it. /
didn't know what-didn.t think anything
more than that she wss. just running Wild
didn't know what she was going for. only
thought maybe rum to get some one to help
her.
9. You weren't alarmed about her at all.
as to where she WAS going? A. Well. was
too much frightened toknow what1 was do
ing. because when the man stepped up be-
fore us he just came before me as II he had
dropped down ffom heaven. Il was so
stunned about 1t thatI didn't have time to
think.
Examine dby another juror: 80
@. Did you notice that this Mr. Clapp had
O smeIl,of liquor on his breath, or signs Of
liquor of any kinds A. Well. he had-a very
mean look in his face.
@. You could see him plainly. could your
A. Yes. And when he said You know
me- he said it in such sneering way. and
hls.faee all Just ready to fight. almost.
under the influence of liquor? did he stagger
at all? A. Why i don t.think he staggered;
no. cant just say that he staggered.
Examined by the coroner:
@. Mrs. Schicker, how long had Mrs.
Moore lived there? A. Why, don't know.
She was there when went there.
9. She wasf a. That is, / don't know
whether she was there all the time, because
] didn' t.know anything about her. i wasn't
III the front part of the house; 1 had room
in the back part OF the house, so / don't
know anything about what went on in the
front part of The house.
@. Did you know her as Miss Leyde or
Mrs. Moores A. No. sir; knew her as Mrs.
Moore.
Ai e Who was Mr. h0ofs' a. Why Mr.
Examined by Mr.. Butler:
q. Howlong had you been at that place.
Mrs. Schicker, No. .l3U? "A. Why. II think
must be there about two months.
@. And you say Mrs. Moore was there
when you came. occupying the front room?
A. Well, Mrs. LambisaId that she had rented
the front room to q man and wife, yes, sir.
q. How long had you been there hefore
yon first saw Mrs. Moore? "A. Well. that i
don't remember how long 4 had been there.
think that she has been staying at the house
more than week or two-thatshe was there
all the time.
@. She only staid there all the time for a
week or two, and that-A. l think; that is
as far asI can remember, yes, sir.
Yes, sir. -
a. But before that time did you:see her
there frequently or leccasionallyf A. Yes,
saw her there occasionally.
q. About how often? A. Well. Icouldn't
say how often, because didn't pay any at.
tention to her movements at all.
%. Did yousee Mr. Allen there. "A. EIsaw
MIN come IN the house one evening.
u. How long ago was that? A. Why.
don't think that is about more than week
Or ten days ago that Isaw him come in.
:. z. What time i'll the evening vast it? "A.
1t was about 10 acknowledgements and 10
nearly / D O'CLOCK
q. Was Miss.Leyde there that inightf A.
Yes. think she was.
@. What part of the house did you see
Mr.. Allen IN? A. In the front room-saw
him going there.
q. The room occupied by Miss Leyde? "A.
Yes, sir.
q. There is only one front room. isn't that
all! A. Yes, sir
@. That's to- the right hand of the hall.as
you go in? a. Yes. sir.
@. Now,on Friday, the day OF this trouble,
was Miss Leyde there during the afternoon?
A. Yes. sir, she was there allthe afternoon
because was with her
@. -Andyou saw her from time to time
during the entire afternaone A. Yes, sir,
The witness was examined at some length
relative to the meeting of Clapp and his re-
marks, the going across the street by Miss
Iere the dista