The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-18
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IN the alGeEcS- MIS- SE11ExeT was TO
called 70 identify Mrs Castles Clothing
as she assisted with the dizrc5ing. Dr..
Koosie- was called for the same pr
pose This was the last witness. L being
az that time after o'clock and the court
ordered a adjournment until $50 this
morning. Present Indications point tAaz
the preliminary hearing viii last al o.
today and probably l5nger
Miss MorTison's attorneys. Rsdden &
Kramer. assisted by Mr.. 4 ". Shu-
maker, are planning a systematic de-
tense. They are arranging their evidences
ard have it in readiness to combat any
that might be introduced BY the state
On the other hand County Attorney 8. B.
Brumbach has an array c evidence
which includes several statements BY
Mrs Castle before her death on July Il.
Judge Redeem while a member Of the
firm OF Redden s Kramer. spends most
o. his time in Topeka and only arrived
in Fl Dorado Monday night 70 participate
in the case A reporter for the Eagle
called on Miss Morrison's counsel yeste--
day morning and found them n close
consultation When asked whether they
had outlined any defense, replied IN tire
negative that II largely depended upon
the nature OF the testimony introduced
by the state All three were reluctant
about talking about the case, pretsrrinS
as loyal 20 their client. TO wait until
the trial proper.
Then you have rot yet decided upon
any definite basis toc a defense9 was
asked NJ. Kramer by = reporter for the
Eagle.
No; we have not" was the prompt re-
ply.
WIN you admit any,hinge' was fur
ther asked
NO; we admit nothing"
Wont you even admit that Mise Nor
rtson killed Mrs. Caster" the attorneys
were questioned
We viii admit nothing. sir" repiie1
Mr. Schumacher while We don't want
TO do the discsurtecEs We don't care TO
show our hand before the tine comes and
allow the state 70 take advantages % any
point that might injure our client. How
ever. am glad that the outside papers
have ssnt a representative here. but az
this time we can't very wen talk for pub
Hcation''
VIII your defense be insanity or self
defenss?'' was again asked
The attorneys heSi,atei awhile ard
then asked 70 be excused from an inter
view Further Questioning failed -
bring out anything that would tend 10
show the nature OF the defense outlined.
The sentiment in q Dorado IS divided
Both sides have their followers owing 70
the high standing n the community q
T~r5~- nj
Castle. DIN Castles father. and also
Mr.. r. B. Wiley. are all prominent men
and respected by ali who know them.
For that reason sentiment has split and
# is difficult 70 get az the facts, except
what IS introduced az the preliminary.
before the trial IN the district court,
which VIII not convene until November.
Before the preliminary a reporter fcr
the Eagle called at the Office ot County
Attorney Brum bach and found him BUSH
Il engaged arranging his chain % evi-
deuce. Like Miss Morrisou's attorneys.
he. tco. was reluctant about talking but
volunteered the information that a plea
% insanity or self-dsfense would avail
but little.
What portion Of the evidence now IN
your hands will you introduce at the
preliminary hear1ng?' Was asked
Simply enough % bind the defendant
over ard no more" was TIE reply.
Mrs. Castle made several statements
before she died. did she notT''
Yes; several" vas the answer
Did she make any except the one OF
the day of the tragedy. which has been
published
..CA - c,Lo $1,000 a. g.. -
made r. more explicit"
VIII the ants-norteu1 statement be =
troduced az the preliminary today -
mo: II RiU lot. It ism Z necessary"
Can you prove that Mrs.. Castle STATE
uent vas made when she realized t1as
she was going 70 diee You know she
corte1ded ali along that she was goiog
10 receives"
Y don't think we VII have any trou-
BE showing THAT
You have also a statement made y
the De snaant a. the tine
yes. have
Have you TALKED s1th Asr since h~r
confinement in prisoa7' was further q1ea-
toned.
NO: dor't wish % take any savan-
taEe q any attorneys IN that respect .
the couuty attorney replied
would yos accept a eofrP-ou1iss vs--
DICT"
No. TIE state VII ~ - grove frst
that ire murder vas Committed Ard sec-
ord By Mss MorrfSou 7r~,neditatefiy"
What theory F!H the etare prosecute
= We T-s vi sll't eaaase. or prosecution oa
z he main t1eorT r17r JEALOUSY rros-i = -
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