The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-30


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A-September.
Odd you receive any letter after
receiving that from Norville?
| Ayes, sir.
| Q-How many did you receive from
Norville after receiving that?
A-One. L think.
Q-What did you do with that?
A-Throwed it in the waste basket.
Q-Why didn't you throw that in
| the waste basket?
Al don't
Q-Is that any good to you?
A-No, sir; refer to dates.
Q-What do you want to refer to
dates for?
Al don't know what did put it in
my pocket for. / recollect now, had
another paper wrapped up in this;
that is why 1 kept this piece of paper;
a good piece of paper.
Q-Is that good piece of paper?
A-Paper is good enough
Odd you use that for wrapping
purposes?
Ayes, sir; had a recommendation
in it-for engineering
Q-You wrapped il up in that paper?
Ayes, sir.
Q-How many letters did you receive
from Norville up there?
Al couldn't say, as much as two or
more, 1 guess.
Q-How much do you weigh. Mr..
Williamson?
Al don't know just how much I
weigh now.
Q-How much did you weigh on the
18th of last November?
Al don't know; don't recollect when
1 was weighed last. L thing the last
time L was weighed i weighed 195
pounds.
Q-How much did your boy weigh
Al couldn't tell you; never heard
his weight; never seen him weighed.
Q-Is he slim or heavy?
A-Slim.
Q-How old did you say he was?
A-Fifteen the 10Th of last November.
Q-Is he much more slim that you?
Ayes, a good deal.
Q-Turn round and look at that boy
standing there; how does he compare
with that boy?
Al don't believe he is as heavy as
that boy, hardly.
Q-Is he as tall as that boy?
Al should judge about the height;
little taller or a little shorter.
Q-Williamson, 1 want you to state
to the jury-yOu stated in your direct
standardization Mrs. Leonard acted
when she was on the west side that
afternoon.
A-She seemed excited like; seemed
as though she was a little excited.
Q-What did she say that made you
believe that?
A-General appearance, is all know.
Q-What did she say?
Al don't know what the first words
was.
Odd She ask you to get in?
Al think she did.
Q-That was the first thing she said?
Al don't know whether it was or
not.
Odd she say good day?
Al don't know whether she did
or not.
Q-How much of the distance did you
drive?
Al couldn't tell you.
Odd she drive any at all?
Ayes.
Q-How much of it?
Al couldn't say.
Odd she drive across the bridge?
Al don't recfllect whether she hand
ed me the lines then or after she got
across.
Odd you see Mrs. Leonard any
more that day?
A-No, sir.
Odd you see Norville?
A-Not till 1 saw him here at the
jail.
Q-You didn't see Norville anymore |
after you left Mrs. Leonard that day? |
Ayes, sir.
Q-Where did you see him?
Ale came 10 the hotel that night. |
Q-What time?
A-Somewhere along about Z o'clock. |
Odd you have your supper at that |
time?
Ayes, sir.
Q-What hotel were you at?
A-Carey.
Q-What did he say?
Al believe he said something about |
he had taken the buggy home, and |
Leonard had come home before him |
and his mother had been home, and |
kicked in the door.
Odd he say anything else?
A-Threatened; kicked in the door |
and said If she was there he would |
kick her head in.
Q-Anything else?
A-CaIled her some bad names OF
some kind.
Q-Anything else?
Al believe that is all I recoIect
now.
O-How long did he stay there a.