The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-04

longer exclude Mr.. Lynch. the pastors Sec
rotary, from the courtroom-an action that
the court took yesterday at the instance OF
the defense. Mr.. Lynch had in the mean
time informed the court that he was not
under subpoena as witness.
A. A. Sega, another of the senior class
students, was sworn for the defense. He
did not answer for Durrant at DR.. Cheney's
lecture.
n. NJ. Nelson, student, was recalled by
the people to identify his notes of the lee
ture and leave them with the clerk.
At this juncture Mr.. Deuprey arose and
said that he had intended to subpoena both
Pastor Gibson and Secretary Lynch yester-
day, but as he had not done SO he would
ask for a subpoena against Mr.. Lynch at
once, and for his exclusi on from the court
room. He added that Mr.. Lynch was
persona non grata, anyway.
The court-Let the subpoena issue against Mr..
Lynch. ITO Lynch)-You viii have to leave the
room now, sir, and remain within call.
Mr.. Lynch-If your Honor please, know
nothing about the tragedy, having come here
since its occurrence.
The court-There is no call for you to make
any remark, Mr.. Lynch. Being under subpoena
other person.
Mr.. Lynch went out.
W. Sonburnt was the sixtieth student
called by the def ense. He said he did not
answer for Durrant at the rollcall, and
that lie could not remember who was pres
ent at DR.. Cheney's lecture. He had taken
no notes.
z. c. Van Dyke gave the same testi-
mony. He had taken notes of the lecture,
had those notes with HIM and left them in
court.
H. F. Walters examination was pre-
cisely the same.
w. H. Wentworth's examination diff
fered only in one respect-that he remem-
bered the presence at the lecture of one
other student. Mr.. Winterberg.
w. II. Winterberg's testimony was ex-
actly like that of his friend Wentworth's.
w. W. Wymore did not answer for Dur
the lecture. He left his notes with the
clerk, and then answered couple OF fur
ther questions put by Mr.. Barnes.
"Have you ever talked about the absence OF
Durrant from the lectures"
mo, SIR
"Did you not state that Durrant was not
present at the lecture on the day that Blanche
Lamont Disappeared"
mo, sir"
S. Myth, another student, was absent
from the lecture and had no notes of it.
c. l.. Garvin, G. W. Dodge, F. B. Robin
son, F. B. Gray. F. w. Ross were then
called at the door, but did not answer.
w. K. Scroggs was recalled.
''Was there any other scroggs in the senior
class in April last?" asked Deuprey.
mo, sir"
You were the only scroggs OF the classH"
ayes, sir"
The Bailiff-orderl
Deuprey-That is all.
S. Myth came back to say that there
had hppn q har OF tho olo
named h. I. Kearney, but that he died
sometime after April 3.
E. Barry was recalled to mark his notes
OF the lecture and leave them with the
clerk.
| W. l. Blodgett, the same.
! Il. ii. Carter, the same.
| Miss NJ. S. Case, the same.
f. III. Church, the same.
| y. V. cross did not answer to his name
w. II. Crothers brought his notes and
left them.
| W. R. Dorr, the same.
Z; A. Dukes did not answer, nor did J. J.
Gallagher, G. L. Garvin, E. i. Glazier and
G. F. Graham.
G. f. HablutZel came and left his notes.
Miss M. A. Fish, the same.
6. A. B. Hall did not answer.
+. w. Harms brought his notes and left
them with the clerk.
l.. Q. Gregory, the same.
g. A. Dukes, the same.
Miss =. G. Harrison, the same.
Miss G. ". Holmes, the same.
J. Y. Hughes, the same.
John '. Hughes, the same.
F. R. Jordan, the same.
Secretary H. J. Mccoy, accompanied bv
Judge Sawyer, entered the room at This
time and woke up the sleepers for a mo-
mept.
r. Kadoma, left his notes.
E. A. Kusel the same.
+. L. Meinhard, the same.
Miss M. ]. Maloney, the same.
H. ]. McNulty, the same.
J. C. Moor, the same.
H. e. Morrison, the same.
]. II. O'Coinor did not answer.
A. G. Olmsted left his notes.
Miss L. NJ. Kicker the same.
M. E. Rumwell, the same.
Judge Murphy sent the bailiff after
some law-books bearing upon the courts
powers in the matter of contempt.
The names of few more students were
called, but they did not respond The
bailiff was told to gather in all students in
the witness room who had their notes
with them. He reported that there were
none such to be found.
Judge Murphy then said that as he had
"a matter" to attend to at II o'clock, and
that hour was almost at hand, the Jury
w0u1d he dismissed until Q o,olonE fhnuob