The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
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ne found
Cross-examination-
Have been up to the jail twenty-five
OF thirty times. I am a friend OF Arts
am not doing anything cow- I am
ooxnsker by trade I got that rock o,
me fourth day o. May. When I went L
the jaiI I talked 20 Art Did not know
hz. until after she was arrested"
JOHN VI. SUMMERS.
How long have you known Ar. In
gan?"
About nine years.
whats your busiress?
Foundry mar"
Art work for you?"
yes. of and on all winter. He wa;
Tot w.lsing fer Us on the day Of thc
killing
March 1st. 1892"
Yes, sir for short time; perhaps ar
hour
Did you notice Il ne was intoHcated?'
''N0. sir"
do you know il he vas addicted Il
the use OF opium or morphine?'
He was taking treatment for the NOR
pLirs habit"
DO YOU know Il he had prize fght
about the holidays?"
Yes, Sir. saw IL Il was for prize
az s5e."
Who vhippsd?"
Barrett Art got the worst o. IL"
<--=ior .
witnesses testified without materially
changing or without adding anything
new 20 the case: Chief Campbell. Geo.
BeaI. John Fisher, F. r. Stone. Grace
Michigan, Otto Koplin. Jesse SheUon,
Kitty Michigan, James Horn, Ed Keys,
T S. Murphy and Ralph Ingram, brother
OF the defendant.
KITTY MILLER.
Miss Miller said she had met the man
they called White. She had only seen
him once She said he had bean drink
ing.
She was asked Il she was a: Mr.. Nor
ris' on Sunday. She answered yes.
Cross examination brought ou: the fol-
lowing:
Did you see Mrs. Ingram after the
murder when she came up to Mrs. Nor
ris' house,"
Yes. sir"
What did she dor
Mrs. Ingram threw a silver dollar to
Mrs Morris and said: Here, take this;
I dom: want it. L was the last dollar
got from White
Miss Nina Raymond did not give any
new testimony. She denied smoking
opium on the day Of the murder.
Y. S. INGRAM
Mr.. 7. s. Ingram, father OF the de-
PENDANT. was called 10 the stand.
He said that Art was born and raised
IN Kansas, and that ne was "a years OF
age He also stated that he had neve-
seen Arts wife until this trouble cana
I'd. He had met her in the county jail
The cross examination only elected the
fact that he had on several occasions
tried 10 get Art 70 leave his wife.
ARTHUR INGRAM.
Art Ingram, the defendant in the case,
took the stand in his own behalf al SIS
in the evening. and was on the stand
when court adjourned for the day. He
will continue his testimony this morn
ing a. 9 O'Clock.
Mr. Bentley. his attorney. interrogated
him.
You are the defendant in this case?'
Yes sir
what is your age?"
''Twenty-four."
"How long have you been married?"
1.-TWO years"
where were you born?"
''Wamego, Kan
How long have you lived IN Wichi-
Ia"
Sixteen or seventeen years"
What is your trade?
~ an an iron moulder-'
WHO have you worked fort"
Summers and Sherron."
Where did you get acquainted with
your wife?'
In Enid. o. t.
What were you doing there?"
Tending bar.
What was your wife Chen May Hor-
ner) doing while she was here?"
she came 10 me Naturally looked
FOR help from ne. She afterwards kept
house for Mrs Armstrong on South
Fourth avenue"
Did you visit her there?"
Eyes. several times"
How long was she there?"
Several months
Where did she go from thsre?'
ITO the Occidental hotel"
Did you see her a. other places when
she was at the Occidental"
Eyes. sir: a, rooning place on Morn
Main street
After that where did you see herr
She got some furniture and went 70
keeping house over IA North Main
street. I called frequently while she liv-
cd there"
Were you arrested FOR lewdly aoid-
ing?"
Yes, sir
Did you pay fn.9"
NO. sir: I wen. 20 jail"
Did she2'
Eyes. sir
When I was in jail Charley Burrows
agreed to let me ont z I would leave
town. I went 70 Colorado bu: came
back. Ny health va, poor there was
married before i=tt Tor Colorado"
Did you ever see NJ. White before
March I?''
NO. sir"
did you know that he was Il IRE ha5-
Il OF visiting your wife,"
NO. s.r. ! did not
Art Ingram then told lis version o:
the story. going into The 1,tnU;sst de-
tail He talked tor about half a. hour
w.thou; finishing He tofd where &c
had been and why he was thsre- He
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