The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

"After csrrying the organ down what did
sVT 1--WE H9 placed the organ beside the piano I
asked George how looked. He SAID dld not
look SO bad. went to the looking-glass 10 see
..What did you do next p,
owe went to the library"
"Did You find the door as you leititf"
"No, sir; found it locked"
"Who unlocked it 2"
''I did, with my Key.
"What next z? 4u
awe went in, and put on my hat and coat"
ssWss there anything to have prevented you
from Going down from the loft TO the library
tTittr without going through the sunday-sehool
roomP
sGYon couId have secured your hat ana coat
and walked out without ever being seen Dy
any one sitting at the piano in the sunday
school room2"
..Were S9itt the doors to the sunday-school room
on the Bartlett-street side closedF
az don't recolleet"
'.1fter putting on your hat and coat what
did you dor do,r-,.
stairs and we 1T out the front way"
"Have you any means Of getting in the front
entIance?"
'sWho did haveW
feThe janitor and King
The court-You mean George KingE
Mr.. Dickinson-How did you find the front
door?
III WAS nOb QulL6 ClObeu.
"Dfd he close the door-I mean Kingr
eyes, sir"
''Did he lock itF"
al don't think he did; only shut 1t.
"was there to be service in the evenlngT
as L there an iron fence in front Of the
church,"
eyes sir"
''How did you get over it?"
awe vanlted over it,"
''Then whatY'
awe stood in front of the church q moment
or two talking George said he was SIN IN nulig' 11is'
so said would walk down with MN h''ie'
as had plenty OF time"
"Did you walk with himT"
'Yes, SIR"
aWhere did YOU leave hinT"
'1 left him on Mission street, near MS nome,
"Did you at that time see or converse with
iiA few minutes after that did"
''Nr Bali, who works in the drugstore on
"Did you stop and talk to him2''
we were 70 yog on your way home thenr
"Did you meet anybody else7"
81 met Mrs. Hearn. she was on tne otnet
side of the street. l went over ana salo 10
her"
Mr.. Barnes-we object to the conversation.
Mr.. Deuprey-We make the offer TO snow
that Mr.. Durrant said then that he was not
well.
the nature of the objection.
Mr. Dickinson-We take an exception. Where
did you then go?
al continued on my way to Twenty-fourth
street. then to Guerrero to TWenty-ffth street, to
Fair Oaks and then home"
"When did you arrive homer"
f'In the nelghborhood OF half-past {"
"What did you do upon your arrivalT
al was informed OF letter for me from my
sister. Iinsed my hands in pitcher OF water, 11,
| and read the letter aloud to the family"
"Was the evening meal in progress when you
ar%riyed?%, % a,.y
"Did you partake offt?"
"Very little; did not feel like eating"
fTWhat did you do then2"
81 went to my room for half en- hour and
| looked over some studies"
"When did you leave your room?"
"When my mother called for me to come and
| see her to the cars"
"Did yon go with herr"
"Yes, sir"
''Was anybody with your motherT'
eyes, sir; Mrs. Macintosh"
| "Where did you go?"
! "I went along to the church"
"What time did you arrive there?"
about ,afId hall an hour after Prayer-meetins
| Ibid you converse with anybody there?"
'Yes, sir; met Janitor Sademan in the hall
| and spoke to him. Then went into the Sun
day-school room, where the services were be-
| ing held, and sat down near Mrs. King. 1
| leaned over and asked her how she was, as
.Did you see Mrs Noble at the church?''
| Eyes, sir; she entered a few minutes after
did. went over and sat near her and spoke
| Mrs Noble If Miss Blanche was coming. told
her that had promised to give her book,
The Newcombs,' that Miss Blanche had asked
me for that morning. said would take it
"Was that all the conversation with Mrs.
| Noble?"
mo- SIR"
| "What else2"
"she said that Blanche was not coming that
HWhat else was said, if anything?'
| al think that was ALL"
| Chow long did the services last2"
"Till about 8 O'Clock"
s'What did you do when they were overr'
81 remained q few minutes speaking TO Mrs.
King and DR.. King about the Easter services"
| 'sWhat had you to do in the Easter services 2"
| ffI had no particular part"
"Did you leave the church aloneT
"I went out with DR.. and Mrs. King and
George; Then they went in one direction and
! went home"
after a5FsRg home PsG What did you dot"
"You remained in the house all night, did
your"
Chow were you dressed on April Sr'
| tI wore dark suit all day."
''Were the trousers dark?"
Ibid you change your clothes at any time
| ing and kept them on till L went to bed."
Witness here identified q dark.blue che
| yiot suit OF clothes as the one worn by him
that day.
"How many had keys to the library.door2"
| ''To my knowledge, but two"
| "Who were they?"
"George King and myself"
Chow long had the library been IN exist
I'VE began in last February to gather the
| books"
At this point the noon recess was taken.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.