The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-30
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| 6-HOW do You Know Sne uIu4
knew what il was?
Al don't recollect her saying VIVA
it was.
| Q-What did she say before she pull
ed the paper out, if anything?
| A-She said she had a big paper Q
package or something she picked u
from the floor.
| Q-From the papers scattered on n
floor She took this one up?
| Ayes, sir.
| Q-Now then where We're you whe
she handed that envelope to you?
A-Down across the railroad some
where.
Q-How far had you driven at tina
| time?
A-Across the railroad, but 1 don
| know how far.
Odd you open it before you stop
ped?
! Al think 1 did.
Q-How far did you drive after 70,
opened up the paper?
Al didn't drive very far; stopped
as 1 couldn't read driving.
| Q-Were you driving on a trot?
A-No, think not.
Q-How were you driving?
Al think the horse was walking.
Q-You couldn't read the policy WheI
| driving?
A-No, sir.
Q-What did you do?
Al stopped the horse.
Q-How did you stop him?
A-With the lines.
Q-Then you had the lines in your
hands?
Ayes, sir.
Q-Didn't you just testify that you
were just sitting in there and she was
driving?
Objected TO. Overruled.
Didn't you say that?
Al don't recollect.
Q-Where did you stop?
A-Somewhere south on that rail-
road there.
Q-How far south?
Al couldn't say.
Q-How long did you have the policy
in your hand trying to read it before
you stopped?
A-Not long.
Olive minutes?
Al don't know.
Q-Where did you drive to stop?
A-Along the road.
(Which hand did you have the
policy in?
A-When I gave her the lines 1 had
it in both hands.
Q-When did you give her the lines?
About the time She handed me
the paper.
Q-What did you take the lines for?
Al don't know whether she asked
me or handed them to me or what.
Q-From the time you left the east
side Of the bridge what were you
talking about?
A-She was telling me about driving
him around to the avenue.
Q-When was it that she said any
thing about the policy?
Al think it was after we crossed
the railroad.
Q-How far south of the railroad did
you drive?
Al couldn't say.
Odd you drive until you stopped?
Ave stopped or we would have
been going yet.
Odd you handle the lines until
you stopped?
Al don't just exactly remember,
think I stopped and handed the lines
to her and she handed the paper to
me.
Q-Then you never got the paper
until you stopped!
A-No particular place, just along
the public highway.
Q-What time of day was it?
A-Between and 5 o'clock.
Odd you read the policy through?
A-No.
Q-How much of the policy did you
read; look at the policy and state how
far you rear?
there somewhere.
Q-This portion that shows that
Irene Leonard was the beneficiary?
Al don't recollect.
Q-Do you recollect anything OF the
policy?
Ayes. sir, I read something about
the accident business.
Q-What did you read about the ac-
cident business?
A-Something about losing an arm,
or leg, or eye
Odd you read anything else?
A-Glanced over the fine print.
Odd you omit any portion before
you glanced over that?
Al read in regard to the accident
policy
at it.
Al told her 1 thought
o. am not asking you that; I am
asking you how much of the policy you
read?
Al don't just know
Odd you know that she was the
in that policy?
A-Not until i saw IL.
Q-Then you read that portion Of il,
did you?
Ayes, sir.
GLOW much more did you read?
Al don't recollect just what 1 did
read.
Q-How long were you standing
there reading?
Al doubled it up and gave it back
to her.
Q-What did she say?
A-She asked me if it was any &C
count.
Q-What did she say?
A-She said il was a policy then, &C
coding 10 that; she said il was signed
in her name. he said.
Q-She said that he told her?
Ayes. sir.
Q-Then she knew that there was a
policy signed to her from Leonard?
A-Seems as though She
Q-She told you that she did?
Ayes, sir: something about that.
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