The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-12
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TO make any breaks" Mrs Dawson. he
relates, was pulling the candy. and made
two or three remarks that were decidedly
of color.
Klnsey speaks OF a gathering at sub
sAquent time, when Mrs. Dawson and
Clement were present. and. as he says.
showed signs Of intoxIcatior. "She danced
and froiicked and cut up generally" he
SAYS, and OF and on would run over nd
hug Clement This shocked and ernbar-
raised me: not because ! myself could not
stand IL. bur did not Ike TO see such ac-
tons i'm the presence OF Lottie. as ! knew
she had never seen anything Ike II before.
During the evening, he says, Mrs. Dawson
suggested that they adjourn to the Louvre.
bu, the others would not CO. They STAYED
al the Dawson's that night until o'clock
or after"
At the Fiesta.
During the fiesta In Los Angeles. Kinsey
relates that one carnival night he was at
Court street. on Spring when he was
startled by a masked woman throwing her
arms about his neck and kissing him re-
peated,y. AT first" he states. 'I did not
known who Il was, but the second heard
Don't you know me? Don't you know
me?' / recognized Mrs. Dawson's voice.
Just for fun | replied No. She there
upon slipped her mask up, and / saw that
her face was very much flushed and her
eyes staring. She was quite heavily in
toxscated. Never before had I seen her
50 drunk. / also recognized Mrs. Daw-
sons sister. Mrs. ReyByls. They were
accompanied by two men, both of whom
were quite intoxicated. Mrs Reynolds
said. Come on. George. let's have that
-fx@rx IL
mailed them on April FOOLS day. Mrs.
Dawson put in. Yes, let's go and fill up
An this time Mrs. Dawson kept her arms
around my neck and I could scarcely re-
lease them without using considerable
force"
After the men and women left him. Kin
sey says they disappeared in the Vienna
Buffet.
After Incorporating the two affdavits
given above IN his own affidavit against
his wife, DR.. Dawson states that Mrs.
KiEsey at the time Of making her afr
davit was In a delicate condition. and
that she and her husband had been in
Strengthened circumstances. Mrs. Kinsey
Dr. Dawson says on several occasions ex-
pressed great fear OF Mrs. Dawson. SEEM
Ing apprehensive that Mrs. Dawson might
visit Los Angeles and shoot her. About
March IS DIR. Dawson claims TO have re-
ceived letter from Kinsey to the effect
that Lottie had received a letter from
Mrs. Dawson, in which the latter had
stated she might be In Los Angeles. Kin
sey says to Dr. Dawson that he also re-
celved the m. o." (money orier) which
was missing.
DIR. Dawson's attorney about the same
time was informed that an attorney at
Los Angeles representing himself to have
been employed by Mrs. Dawson. ques-
toned Mrs. Kinsey as to whether she had
made any statements. and as a result of
the visit Mrs. Kinsey was still more
greatly alarmed. On Saturday. March IS.
DR.. Dawson's attorneys. he says. were in
formed by telegram that l!r. and Mrs.
Kinsey had disappeared from Los An
geies, leaving no clue behind them. Kin
sey. however. wrote to the associate coun-
sci in Los Angeles. stating that Lottie
was too III to stand taking a deposition.
ani that he felt compelled to borrow
money and leave until she should get well,
which would require. he thought. some
five or six months. He asked on that ac-
count TO be dropped from the case.
Lottie Evans fla Hiding.
From the above facts. DIR. Dawson al
ieges that Mrs. Dawson by threats and
intimidation has terrorized Mrs, kinsey.
who fears for her own reputation. and
that the latter has consented to go into
hiding until IL shall be too late for DIR.
DAWSON TO get ntr testimony IN Tie case
He charges that suit money already paid
into court must have been expended in
getting the kinseys out of the way. mas
much as they could not have gone unless
money had been advanced to them. He
believes that among the persons who vis-
| tied Mrs. kinsey for the purpose OF sup
| pressing her testimony was Alfred Eek
| sirom OF Los Angeles, one of the men. he
says. in whose company she was seen IN
! toxicated on the streets. Notwithstanding
| the alleged facts set out above. DIR. Daw-
| son says he desires that Mrs. Dawson
| shall have opportunity to procure testl-
| mony in her own behalf. and he Is willing
| at any time to advance the necessary
money 10 secure such testimony. but he
IS unwilling to longer advance money TO
| be used for the purpose of eonceal,ng witt
nesses whose testimony he desires TO pro-
! duce az the trial.
Mrs. Daw sou-s story.
SO much for DIR. Dawson's affidavit. Blu;
| there are two sides TO the disappearance OF
| the kiuseys. and Mrs. Dawson and her at
| torneys do rot hesitate 10 point out that
| the whereabouts OF the missing witnes ses
would be extremely desirable news tC
| them. In afsidavits that have been pre-
pared the suit money already paid
| amounting 10 800. Is accounted for. and
| the intima;ion u conveyed broadly thai
| the signatures 10 the kinsey affidaVits
! were obtained by unfair means. and the
| witnesses then hurried out OF sight In
| order to compromise the defense. In re.
! gard TO the money, the affiiavits show that
| Sie1 has gone 30 Attorney VIII H. Thomn,
son. and the other $40 TO J. T. Ronald. and
| that II Is st.u in their possession. Bo:t
| attorneys declare on their oath that not
| one cent Of the money has yet been spent
| and MIR. Ronald claims 90 be ready 70 ex
| hiait in court the identical coins paid hin
/ by nr, Dawson. Mrs Dawson. after say.
! ing that the statements 10 the effect rhat
| she had done suyehlng whatever To In
iimidate or friehten Mrs. Kinsey are alb
| soiuteiy untrue. tells the story Of her cor,
respondence with Iottie substantially a.
| follows;
| Early in February last. Immediately
after my husband and myself separated
| wrote 80 Lnttie kinsey. 10 the hest Of III,
| recollection. as follows. The doctor am
are having trouble. We are getting 8
! divorce. and / may want your testirlou,
later on as 20 MY character and a 10 m,
/ bslns, a good mother Please answer a
| once After waiting some time and re
| ceivlnE no answer, ! wrote 20 Ar. A. 4
| Eckstrou. who * an old man and III old
| friend Of the family. and true Sna trust
| e. friend q NV mother IN her lifetime. II
this letter | stated 10 NJ, Eckst-orn ~.
| fact thar a divorce was pending and tha-
| had written 70 Mrs, htnsey. but had no,
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