The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
same skirt: was il thus torn IN the morning?'
Dickinson-Same objection.

same skirt; was il thus torn IN the morning p
Dickinson-Same objection.
The eourt-Same ruling.
"To the best OF my recollection, it was not"
ait has been testified to in your presence and
found beneath the false casing above the top
platform OF the belfry, with sticks dropped
down upon them. Did you place them there
and drop the sticks upon themf''
.tDo you know who did,"
81 do not"
In precisely the same manner, against
the same objections of Mr.. Dickinson and
under the same ruling of the court Mr.
Barnes exhibited each article of clothing
found in the belfry and asked the same
statutory questions OF the witness con
cerning them.
And Durrant answered the question:
precisely the same. There was no change
in his voice. no hesitancy in his manner
no feeling shown III his face.
Then as TO the hatchet found in the
belfry the same formula was gone through
and the same answers elected. Then Mr.
Barnes went to another point:
when you came down from the belfry and
passed through the infant-class room and came
10 the room where King was sitting at ths
piano, did you ask him to go after some bromo
seltzer?" asked the District Attorney.
81 didn't come down from the belfry,' an
swered Durrant.
Where did you come from, them"
ffFrom the loft between the ceilings"
"And did you ask him to get you bromo
seltzer7''
II did"
And did be go after ?''
"He did"
..Did you give him money!"
ayes, sir"
chow much ?'
Fifty cents"
.Did he give you any changer"
''Yes. sir"
"How mueh?"
'fTweHty-fTe cents"
'sWas the bottle wrapped upT'
Like this bottle2" Showing an empty
bromo-seltzer bottle1.
eyes; like that"
''Did you open It in the sunday.school
room"
Partly"
How much did you open it-iike that?''
Showing the cover part or:
"Yes, sir; about like that"
"You didn't take the cover of entirely?"
mo, sir"
'fWhere did you take out the corkT'
''I don't remember"
"What withT
81 think 1 used my teeth-I might have used
the screBdriver."
'sDid you take some OF 1t then?"
eyes, sir.n
asWhere 2"
'In the kitchen"
'Did you find glass there 2"
eyes, sir"
How much did you take ?"
"Of the powder % asked witness.
"0f course; not of the water"
about spoonful
Have you attended lectures In materia
medica ~
'Yes, sir"
"who was your teacher in materia medica p,
professor Steele"
Were you graduate as a doctor OF medi
cine 20
al would have been in December
THAT is the coming December ?''
"Yes, sir"
$50 that on April 8 last you were so near 8
doctor OF medicine that you would have se
cured diploma in the following Deeember?i
'Yes, sir"
'fYou had studied the materia medics and
the pharmseopoEia III
'tYes, sir"
"What textbooks on materia medica did you
have -
Mr. Dickinson-we object.
The court-0bjection oyerruied.
Answer the question"
s.ay studies were based on lectures"
Are there no textbooks ?"
There are, but I had none on that subject. y
We're any textbooks required 7'
Il think they were only recommended"
hat ones are recommended ?''
believe" -
you took this bromo-seltzer for nausea fD
Yes, sir; the nerves of the coating of the
stomach were affected"
What caused these nerves to be afiected?"
Ihe inhalation of gas"
While in the ceiling loft?"
"Yes, sir"
How long did you work ct the sunburnel
before the feeling came over your"