The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-10-19

oo'h Barnes and Lees, and the order 40
WIN has been decided upon. DR.
biibert r. Graham will be IN. g.,
witness. lie will testify that he In
company with J. S. Dunnigan, visited
Duffant at the city prison, and tia,
'he prisoner took him aside and a,k "a
MIN Tor the notes Of DIR. Cheney's Ice.
'ufe, saying that il he had the notes 40
tho lecture he could prove an abib
lie viii be followed by Dunnipan who
WIN CONFEDERATE Graham in ali mater.
iai points Students Dodge and Dukes
VIII testify as 10 their conversation
WIN Durrant at the ferry landing the
AFTERNOON Of April l2, xhen tb. de.
PENDANT told them that he WAS wai,in,
l" meet some members Of the signal
corps. Student Chaser will take IN.
STAND and testify that April 10. three
Gays before the discovery of Blapeb.
Lannon'S body. but after Durrapt liz.
came a"ar that the police were look.
ing for the missing girl, Duran, a.lea
MIN Tor his notes of DIR. Cheney's lee.
'afr' aud that he produced the notes
ana read from them. and that Duran,
TOOK notes Of the subject matter they
contained
Reporters Cooper and Morrison will
DT pnt oh the witness stand 10 contra.
dict the statement, of Reporter Mar.
shall. regarding the interview with
Detective Gibson April IA. Marshall,
~h" was al That time u reporter Oh the
Gall, declared that Gibson said he dis.
covered the prints Of No. ehoe in
the due, Of the heltty where the body
81 blanche Lamont was found. ltisn
significant fact that. though Marshall
claims - have had the interview with
the detective April -. the story did
mot APPEAR Ia his paper until April -.
ami then MAS cfesiitr~i Ia some police.
imam ~ the mission, whose maine was
not iaeHiiut4ed
IL IL pJiatei oul az peculiar circun.
stance. aud une worthy Of cousldera-
nuh, that III all the instances where
the evidence - the prosecution is most
material Durrant partly admit. the
truth Of the occurrences. bu, insists
that the details were suggested by
the other side lie Adm!ts having a
con, r.ssiIuh With Miss Cunningham
relative 10 ss-lhs Blanche lamont
i.siy oh the scoand landing 81 the
church i~ltis. vi adds the incidents
were suggested 10y the reporter. and
that lac neither affirmed not denied
anything In the same Way. he save,
ID Graham sassos,~d the adSisA.
Altiy & furnishing him With notes Of
if thcneY's iee,ur The same ad.
missions aud sugscs,iOns" are made
by hln ia regard 90 the material
points & the testimony Il students
n.lAsr' and Dann.ssn
ngrfsni appreciates the fall impor,
4 p.stslc, Attorney barnes question.
regarding Ais confidential talks with
Cunningham. and tina; - about the
uul, sab.cci be a.l! discuss at present
~ "a ga ihls tai,tc he IL guarded IN his
ivsnsGa, and Will uul, vuucksS,c a
svnc's4 deaisl Il the story the I"uns
lady - clp~ciei a. tell un the vi;nos,
ssAnd
The knowledge that Miss Canning
ham. - going a. relate under oath all
e thu cals rss.S tis,ls abe had with Dur
rant. covering \ prriod q @ercrA'
weeks. 10 eriieHil, disturbing ;h'
tscsisc,! stsdrn,s praoc q mind Mis-
Cunningham. II 10 Naid, will t"siii,
that DuTrAni told her tina; h" eaw tbs
rnurysc rod svtnains 81 blanche Lamont
IA thu s-si,d landing 81 the t"ltr,
April 3 IN Wow # the statement h.
ha, ALREADY made un the stand regard
tns THE new phase 81 the case. he will
aud II dtairuli t. explain away Mis-
Cunningham ,o.tirnony.