The San Francisco call., 1895-10-12
"Yes, in the same condition ?"

eyes, in the same condition?"
about the same," he replied, rather
cautiously.
"Have you made no alterations in tt emp"
"None"
And these are the notes taken by you in tn q
lecture-room on the Sd of April?"
Parts of them were written in afterward ?''
"Put rule around those parts. please?"
Witness did as was requested and then
the District Attorney asked:
WAS your notebook loose like this in April
last?'
Gust like it is now"
"Were the leaves loose so that you could take
out some leaves and place in others?"
Il could have done that"
why didn't you have bound book?"
Dickinson object to that.
The eourt-It is overruled.
dier.
"1n what respeet2"
Dickinson-I object.
The court-The objection is overruled.
witness (ansWerlng)-1t was handler to carry
around, and when had number of notes OF
series could take them out, bind them and
together.
"Didn't you have this cover SO that you
could take out pages and replace them with
new ones"
''No, sir"
How long have you had this Govern"
since June year ago, think"
"How Often have you had it filled?"
1.-Two or thiee times"
"Is it not TACT that you did not have sin
gle note OF pf. Cheney's lecture on April 81"
'Is II not G fact that you took copy of Gla
zier's notes On the 10th of April?"
II may ave done So"
I'm order to get some important points, as
you said?'
~ may have done so. -
ION April 20 did not DR.. Graham visit you
In comHsny with Mr.. Dunnigan?"
II behe7e that was the professional gentle
mans name"
And did you ask Mr.. Dunnigan to step te
one size while you spoke privately to DR.. Ora
.I doa't know that did,"
"Well, did you %
al might not hayen
"But did you %
II had no reason to-"
The court-Well, answer the question, Mr.
Dlrrant; you know whether you did or not.
excuseus
"Then what did you say to him ?"
.,1s 1ou mean in reference to this hook 2"
la apla It you say anything to Mr.. Dunnigan thai
leu MIN 10 step to one side 2"
in conjunction with DR.. Graham did. We
both asked him to excuse u.s.
what was it you said p?
asked him ii he would mind stepping Il
one side while Dr.. Graham and spoke.'
w as this in the booking Office or at youl
cell in the City Prison ?''
"At the cell''
What did you do then p
III stepped to one side-about two feet"
What did Dunnigan do g'
HE stepped back little"
Dlo Graham ask you if you had your notes
Oh Ut. Cheney's lecture %
Mr.. Barnes had been firing In his ques
tlons pretty quickly, one on top of the
other; The witness did not like this. He
Is deliberate and deliberative above al
Things. AT this point he aroused himsel
nit and said, somewhat hastily:
III you ask the questions peaceably car
Mr.. Barnes spoke mildly:
"At that interview didn't DR.. Graham say tt
you, LOOK here, Durrant, you are in bad fl
anu M sorry for you. Have you got any notes
OF Dr. Cheney's lecture? II you haven't III
Drine mine You'd better have them to com
HE said nothing of the kind"
your mother?"
"Ihey were not"
..ihey were not brought by your mother?"
Absolutely not"
~Did you not receive Them from some one
VINO brought them to your"
'sI did not"
Dld you not say TO DR.. Graham then that i
you could only secure full notes of DR.. Cheney
lecture you could establish an alibi?"
II SAID would look over the notes and com