Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-20

| said the morphine was only blum. she
| fell over In my lap and said Love me-
l kissed her anu sat her Up. SPIKE
the second and third time to her and she
only replied Eth, eh.' Mira. Foster told
the hackmnn TO turn around. / wan
frightened about her. She had told me
when she fe.l In my arms; tpefcndan,
here showed how he he'd her witn one
arm under her neck and the other around
her waistD called her name aud she
street as Tar IA tho city ditch. When
We turned we canic down Main street
70 Mckinney avenue. stopped the hack
al Mckinney avenue and got out told
the driver TO drive fast to the house. that
Daisy was very sick. lie turncd down
Mckinney avenue and drove on and l
to get q physician. | asked " there was
a phyaician there MIR. Brown tried 10
get DR.. Landlord for me The physician
~ not seem anxious TO 80, but 1 IN
crossed to the saloon and was talking
10 some gentlemen. | talked probably
and told me that n gentleman at Hertz
urug store wanted to see me. crossod
10 the place Indicated and q hncKman
700 me Or, clarendon was inside and had
zen summoned to THO house of Daisy
| Douglass. Or. clarendon, n gentleman
\ ana myself got In hack and went 10
me house. When we eot there Daisy was
n stuper on lounge, Dr. Landlord
ma already given her something for NOR
| nhine poisoning. DR.. clarendon looked al
| her eve and sald she had taken morphinc.
| could NOT work with her III the room,
/ was crowded. boltcd the door. Th-re
were were Others IN there, among them Mack
! Elliott END Hnsseu RlnkeleY DAISY died
| had her embnlmed eent home ana
| buried 'aid for IT,"
| Colonel Jones-Mr. Fox remember Won
woman in or out OF that haek7 Tell The
| Jury.
Tho Te'cndan,-r did not.
| Rcsuming he said; TNorc .wns no n,
relied ray fave usrd curse words ~ the
ha X b cause was provoked. may have
snd Cd d-n T." but ! did not say
| Cd d4-n volt" l was not angry | was
ony provoked at the way SHE had at "a
getting the whole neighborhood IN huh
hub. For four years our feelings were al
ways the best toward each other. ! al
ways treated her kindly. She treated mo
! tho same, / was always counldorute OF
her ,d'd not hit tho woman with any
thing-l did not kick her had nothing
to do WIN producing the conditions that
caused her death, I got out of the car.
riago because the woman was sick and
needed q doctor | thought that shc was
either drunk or sick and that she had
taken morphine and that II had taken of-
feet Mrs Foster was one OF Dnisy'a con-
filcntlal friends | knew very little Of
Mrs Foster, ] had seen her several times
ut Dalsy'a house. and saw her at Bustrop.
Mrs. Foster and myself were not intimate,
and there were no confidential relations
existing between ne, There were no mes
snECs paved between US, nor did We have
pny oonferences. first saw Mrs. Foster
that day when I went to the house that
evening She iold me that Dairy was very
anxious TO see me before leaving, and Ia
pie ,se '7v. l stayed Mrs. Foster did no,
strike l.a4sy and used no violence toward
her. Mrs, Foster would atve gotten on,
OF the hack at Daisy's request, 20 TIA,
Daisy could talk privately to me, but she
was only partly dressed aud wore ua
/ - Ira had "a al will N al