The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

had not been DroQgnI OH IN tne ulrecL eX-
animation. The objection was sustained.
Then Barnes continued:
''What time did you reach the Cooper Medical
College on the morning OF March rs, 1895"
Again Dickinson objected on the ground
that the question had already been twice
answered. The objection was overruled
and the witness answered:
"I did not reach 1t at all.
"You did not attend college on that day."
ffNo, SIR"
"Were you in San Francisco on that day?"
''I think Soto the best OF my recollection
I1Why did you not attend to the wire then,
when you were not at eollege?"
Again an objection and again an over
ruling by the court followed.
81 had other work. said the witness.
"Were you occupied all the day?"
"Not all day"
"What part of the day were you occupied?"
"In the morning from 9 O'Clock until IL
was at the City and County Hospital"
"What did you do in the afternoon?"
"I went to the Cooper College,"
"what time did you leave home in the after.
noon"
What time did you leave the colleges"
'To the best OF your recollection what time
| was it you left?"
| "About o'clock"
"When was the last lecture on that day?"
81 cannot recall it without my lecture.card."
"Have you that card with your"
| eyes, sir.
"Look at it,
"It was at 80"
| "What lecture was it7''
zone by DR.. SWEET on the head and throat"
| "Have you any recollection OF the lecture eX-
| cept by referring to the card?"
| III believe it was principally on the
| pharynX."
Have you any recollection except from the
\ card?''
None, except that it was stereopticon
| sSs-ae o+-or5a,ca ~ tte Iao+rra vo1nntsrv nv
required?"
! ''It was required"
| "What time did you come home on i, March %
| from the City and County Hospital?"
| ''About IL or little before"
| "Did you have dinner or lunch at homer"
| ayes, eir."
| "What time did you leave home again?'
| Probably half an hour later"
"How far is your house from the church"
| Give and half blocks"
''What route did you generally take in going
| to the Cooper Medical College7"
al used to take the electric car at Twenty
| fifth and Guerrero streets; from there rode 10
Ninth and Harrison, and came along Ninth to
| Suffer-"
| fore YOU went on Mission street on April 80"
"I didn't intend to take any particular one"
Chow far is Guerrero street from your
house?"
''How far is Mission street and Twenty first
from your house?'
"Io that point?"
eight or nine blocks"
"Did you ever before go by that route to the
college, except on April 3 y
| 'fNo, sir"
"That was the only occasion2"
tThat was the only one."
| "What was said to you when, on March 23
you were requested to fx the electric spark?"
This was objected to by Dickinson, be-
cause, he said, the question had been
answered often before. The objection wa s
overruled.
"I don't remember correc tly," said Durrant
''I believe the subject was broached about the
| sunburners and some one said they were all
| right except one, and that would not light on
pressing the button. passed on and said 1
would look at II it .h during the Week gtaI =
at was about that"
who was # spoke to you"
"Sademan."
.iDid the trustees ever speak to you about
it?"
al don't know"
"Didn't you say Sademan reported to them
ana they reported it to your"
'sI did, and for q reason.
"Whatwas the reason|
"I did not always act on the ianitor's sugges-
HThen you acted on the reports made by
Sademan on some occasions, and on others you
did not7"
| 'T did"
"You used your own judgment then on these
| suggestionsP'
Il did. Very often would myself ask how
the burners were getting along and how they
were working"
"When was the last work you did before
April, 1895, at the churchT
"On the Saturday previous"
"Were you ct the church between that day
and April 3, except Sunday2"
"I can't recall any"
"You know Herman slaggerty7"
| "I did"
"Did you tell him that Blanche Lamont had
probably been led astray and that she was prob.
ably in 8 disreputable house?"
"Not those words"
''What did you say?"
81 said it was possible she had been led
| utable house."
What had you ever observed in the mann er,
actions or character or appearance of the girl
which led you to say that?'
Nothing in her manner or appearance"
| "Then what did you say 1t for7h
because of what 0ficer Anthony said"
gerty?"
"On April 8. The boys used to Josh me about
| the ease'
After your name was connected with the
| case In the newspapers"
Yes, after it got into the newspapers"
| HAD you been ioshed about her disappear
anee when you called at Mrs. Mobiles house ?''
81 don't recollect" /"
when did you call on Mrs. Noble?"
"on the Monday following the Sunday Miss
Lamont was reported missing"
What date was that?"
| 81 think April 81
what led you to make any suggestion or
l Oucr 10 neI
"On Monday evening, preparatory to getting
ready for the Young Peoples meeting, called
al Iabor's house to geta book. l saw Clarence
Wolf there and spoke to him about the disan-
pearanee. He suggested that I 90 to Mrs
Nooie's house to see if anything had occurred.
! called at VogePs on the way back. went
interested In the case"
"Did you go to DR.. yogel's house before you
went to Mrs. Noble'sp
you first went to vogeps and then to
Il first went to Vogers and then to Mobiles
Mr.. Barnes opened new vein then, the
most important by far of the morning ses-
sion. He began by asking:
"Did you meet Janitor sademan at the Mar
Eet,s5reet Ferry on Friday afternoon, the
81 did"