The herald., 1897-09-03
AFTERNOON SESSION


When Mrs. Pyle resumed her seat upon
the witness stand after the noon recess
Mr.. Williams submitted for her inspec-
ton quite a large number Of exhibits
Articles of clothing, saddle blankets, re-
volvers, boots, hats and miscellaneous
array of goods were identified by her as
having belonged either to her husband
or to the defendant. Then the witness
was passed over to the defense for cross
examination.
Mrs. Pyle stated in answer to the inter-
rogations of Mr.. Davis that she was %
years of age and had married Mr.. Pyle
nine years ago. there being three children
resulting from the union.
THE relatios with your husband since
your marriage have been of the most
lovable kind, haven't they?" inquired
Mr. Davis
Yes, SIR"
"He had no reason to doubt you oi
you him?"
mo, SIR"
your husband for four years was con-
stable, was he not?"
Yes, sir"
"And how long was the defendant his
deputy?"
Some time but don't remember how
long"
During most of four years he workei
for your husband and your brother, Daily
Lineberger, did he not?"
Yes, SIR"
'How long have you been acquainted
with the defendant?"
Altogether he boarded with US fol
about a month and half, and apart
from that I did not see anything of him
What were the relations existing be-
tween your husband and Mr. McCamisl
all the time of this connection together?'
"They always appeared friendly
enough"
Did they have any differences"
"They had some difference about three
years ago"
"The night McCamish came t4 your
husband he told him he didn't know
what the robbers had taken, didn't he ??
He said they had taken everything
he had"
"You stated think. that the defend,
ant never said anything out of the way
or made love to you?"
"I did,"
Did your husband ever complain tc
you about any such thing?"
HE spoke of it."
"He never charged there was anything
wrong between you and McCamish
did he?"
mo sir; he did not"
and there existed no reason for any
such thing?"
mo. sir; he didn't believe any suct
thing, but he didn't like people making
remarks"
M'CAMISH PLAYED POSSUM
On redirect examination witness stat.
ed that no one had said anything agains
her character SO far as she knew, bu
some remarks had been made insinuat
ing that Mechanism was not really sick
but was merely shamming. Mr.. Pyl,
told her that if McCamish did care fo
her that she couldn't help it; and there
upon witness told her husband that i
that was true then the defendant mus
leave. Her husband said that that wa
good idea, and Mrs. Pyle advised Me
Camish, when recovering from his sick
ness, that it would be good idea if h
went to Bakersfield.
You told McCamish that people wer
talking about you; now what people di
you hear about?" inquired Mr.. Davis
Il myself heard ro one. but my brothe
told me-"
And your brother is the only one yol
ever heard speak about the matter?
Yes. sir"
Did your brothers wife tell you abou
it also?" asked Mr.. Williams
"Yes, SIR
You didn't speak TO her about tina
time, did you?" asked Mr. Davis.
For about three months We were no
friendly"
That ended Mrs. Pyle's testimony TO
he time being.
THE CHASE BEGAN
Dallison Lineberger. brother of tn
az't witness. testified to living at Fill
more and being deputy sheriff and ais
being concerned in livery stable H,
stated that he saw McCamish the nigh