The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-05
Continued From First Pase)

| Q-Where was the defendant stand
| ing ar that time?
/ her.
O-When your mother was lying
across the bed was she lying across
your feet?
Ayes sir
Q-Now when she was lying across
| the bed on your feet. NcShea was stand
ing in front OF the bed?
A-No sir: he was kind OF kneehng
down by the side OF the bed.
Q-Now as he was kneeling down did
your mothers say anything further?
A-No sir
Odd she remain lying there across
the bed?
| A-No sir.
| Q-What did she do2
| A-She slipped away from him and
ran out of doors
! Q-How long did she remain there
laying across the bed. do you think?
Al do not know; IL was not very
long though.
o-When she was laying there was
McShea knealing down by the side OF
! the bed?
4 Ayes sir
| Q-How long did he remain there7
Al do not know; not very long.
Q-Was he saying his prayers.
! A-No sir; do not know
Q-After your mother had fen over
on the bed and before the time she left
the room and slipped away. did you
hear her say anything?
A-No sir.
| Q-What door did she pass out Of?
| A-She passed out of the front door.
| Q-Before she passed out Of the front
door did you hear her say anything?
| A-No sir.
| Q-While McShea was there. was ne
4 yx.r..~ H.
| Ayes sir
| Q-What else occurred there. II any
thing?
| Al do not know
Q-There was no further talk except
what you said?
| A-No sir.
| Odd you shy anything 70 your
mother when she fell over on your feet?
Odd she say anything TO you?
| A-No sir
Q-After your mother slipped away.
| as you say, how long did McShea stay ?
| Al do not know.
| Odd he remain there knealing any
length Of time?
| A-No sir
| Q-What did he do?
Aust as quick as She slipped away,
| he ran out right after her
| Q-NOw while your mother way law
| Ing across the bed and McShea was
| kneeling at the side Of the bed. did you
see anything else occur there.
A-No sir
Q-NOthing else occurred7
A-No sir.
The witness was then interroga.ed
about the window with the screen torn
| off. He testified that NcShea- had torn
| ii of. but could not say that he had
seen McShea do II. He also testified in
regard TO the neighbors who visited his
| mother.
REDIRECT.
Q-Arthur. where did you say you
were when Mr.. NcShea came up there
on his wheel?
Al was standing in tho kitchen.
Q-Was there any one else IN the
house then?
A-No sir: only Mary and my sister.
and brothers.
Q-You and your sisters and broth
ers7
A-And Mary
Q-How old Is Mary
A-She is about is or 10
Odd your mother and NJ NcSbea
talk any while they were out at the
ga;e2
Ayes Sir.
not hear them taking any.
Al did not hear them. bu: know
that they were talking
Q-Do you mean 20 say that you have
forgotten what they were saying or
taking about
A-No sir: never heard what they
were talking about.
! ODD yo1 listen % try 90 hear rrhs,
they Eaid7
Ayes sir
Q-You diS 70: bear anything ira.
they said or XIV what they were ak
ing about
A-No sir.
o-were they ~hSsp~riar7
A-No sir: / don't know whether they
were whispering OF -ot.
Q-Couid you not tell from where yr,i
z-ss whether they were wh!spe-tng or
taking out IoEd2
A-$o ~
Q-we-s they taking as loud as an
- you DcTf
A-So sir.
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was ieanlnx o. your bs5 your mamma
slipped Away. What dit you mean By
slipping away
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him.
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away from McSh~z ans rsr; o.: doors.
what ID you mean By siipvla<s
Al meant te-xe9 away
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