The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-04
AND THE WOMAN;
SHE DID IT ALL
Continued From Fifth Page.)


ination of DIR. Buffaloe:
You say YOU procured groceries Cor
Mrs Buffaloe ON a credit. AT what
stores!
AT the store of Norris Bros, Wyatt
& Taylor, Dewar & Wilder"
"W'hat amount did you spend for hay
ing dresses made for your wife and
daughter!
II don't remember. The week after
they left | received from Mrs. Stott a
bill fcr $3.50 for work for them.'
Il understand you disclaim any charge
of infidelity against Mrs. BuffaloeY
Il do
Didn't you prompt Mr.. Busbee, your
attorney, to ask her Of she and DIR. Knox
were not locked together in a roomY'
sit is so stated and don't know tnat
I'll deny it."
did you do it?"
st is said did, and I'll admit it; but
/ don't remember il"
Didn't you tell your wife you Thought
arrangements could be made whereby
she could have n room at Dr. KnoX's:"
'sMy wife wanted DIR. Knox to treat
her and DIR. Knox was mad with me, 50
| suggested THAT she have a room fitted
up there so that SHE could practice on
the piano, as she liked music"
Didn't you tell your wife that DR..
Knox was the cause of all your domestic
troubleT
Il don't remember it.
Didn't You tell your wife the NOM
ing after Dr. Knox Withdrew from veur
case that she was too intimate with
him?'
Il don't remember. / don't think
said it."
DO you swear positively that you d.
not?'
Il said, didn't remember it,"
Are you willing ito let it go to the jury
at that?'
II ann"
DENIES CHARGE OF CRUELTY
The witness denied positively the
charge of cruelty by forcing his wife to
submit to him while she was sick. In
this matter, however, the witness once
or twice fatty conItradicted himself.
Didn't Mrs. Buffaloe tell you that You
were her only protector and that YOU
ought not to cruelty treat her?'
'sNo."
why did you bring a cross action
against Mrs Buffaloe in this cas- ="
Il wanted to get a divorce"
why did you want dlvorce!'
II wanted to get mid of her. She might
want to come back sometime when |
didn't want her"
HAS NOW ONLY So.
How much mooney have you got now.
Doctorg'
Il think 1 have $12 in bank"
is that ALP"
Il may have few cents in my poke"
'sHaye you amy other?"
NO"
Didn't you swear that your wife
wouldn't stay at nome to answer your
caIls?"
Yes"
.Didn't you swear also that she didn't
need amy dresses because she staid at
nome in bed?"
well-but meant when she was
out at work.
Won't you at nome sick then?"
Eyes"
..And didn't your wife accumulate more
money then than when you We're at
work?''
Il don't know"
''Why didn't you furnish your wife
with wood and have it cut short enough
fer her grate?"
II did, and the charge that / didn't
is one thing / emphatically deny
isn't that THE first thing you've en-
phatically denied?"
II don't know. You accented the Gues-
tion and 1 did too"
Perhaps you might go back and ac-
cent a few of the other questions Oh
which you were so ignorant"
You said you often took samples of
cloth home to your wife, now isn't that
all you ever did toward clothing your
gamily?"
II took samples home for her TO see
what kind of cloth she wanted to buy
But you swear you never bought her
Il dress?"
Il bought her some under-clothing.
PASSED EXPERIMENT STAGE.
Didn't you experiment ON your WIFI
with samples of medicines given you by
Il drummer
mo. I've passed the stage at which |
have to experiment ON anybody"
''Oh, you have. Well didn't you give
her sample bottles of medicine?'
\ eS, the samples are always the best.
''Why?"
well, they give them to doctors 10
patients"
try, that they may recommend Them TO
80 they put up the good me'llcine as
samples for doctors, do they, and sell
The bad to other folksg'
about your second child Mabel, didn't
you know it was dyingW
'sNo Only short while before death. >
why didn't You wake UP your wife
when the child died?'
Il did,"
Don't you know she came into the
room where you were first?"
mo. She did not"
You say Mrs. Hicks came down to
your house that night?'
Yes She and Mr.. Hicks both. /
went for Them"
''Why don't you know Mrs. Hicks was
fat of her back in bed with rheuma-