The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01

she tried to XIII me.
How was Miss Morrison dressed?"
Jessie Morrison was dressed in a black
skirt, red waist and white sailor hat end
wore high top shoes. She tried 10 put
her hands to her shoes. She got up then.
Her back was toward me"
Did you see her hands? Were they
bIoody?"
q can't remember. Z saw a good many
things but do not remember this
who was in the house about the time
you entered
Mrs. Spangler."
''After Miss Morrison stepped out Of the
door, there was a boy there?''
Eyes. sir
Have you seen that boy?"
"Oh. yes"
what is his name?"
Pearl Beardsley."
cat the time you went to the door,
what noise did you hear in the house?"
81 have no distinct recollection as to
any
Mrs. MoberIy was in her own parlor
when she heard the screaming and stated
that she could not say whether there
was more than one voice or MT.
THOSE AWFUL SCREAMS.
Mrs NIoberly stated that Mrs. Castles
feet were going back and forth ana that
they had changed in position some. SIZE
kept up that movement al OF the lime
until the doctors came.
You may describe to the jury the ma
ture of the scream you heard"
"Wel. It was a long scream. Size would
stop and in few seconds another."
Where did you last see the deten-
dant."
"on the sidewalk in front of the castle
home, Mrs. Spangler was with her"
west room
What did you find in that room?"
mis- Morrison wanted to 60 back and
get a letter when Ihe was out on the
walk. Mrs Moberly told the defendant
that I would get the letter. It vas on
the floor and there was a chair in the
northwest corner of the room AMI mo- far
from it were Mrs. Castles feet.
THAT CRUBIPLED LETTER.
There were two sheets and these
sheets were together. They looked as
though some one had had their hands on
them tight and dropped them out
The two pages were then introduced in
evidence by County Attorney Brlmback
and were examined by Mrs 8Iobecly, ard
she stated that they were the same. There
were spots Of blood on Che sheets and
they were still crumpled up. Mrs. Moher-
ly stated that the letter was bloody.
owing to the fact that tn4re was so
much blood on the floor. There was also
a part of a key. 1t was near Mrs. Cas-
ties feet.
What did you Go. with the key?'
81 gave it to Mrs. T. .. Cas- lie"
'"What did you do with The ietter3'-
4 gave it to Mrs. T. .. Castle
Did the defendant get q letter.
mo, sir: think not
what else did you find in the room at
that time?"
RAZOR PUT IN EVIDENCE.
SIN Mrs Castles moving around + saw
a razor under her. just about kec kn, es.
It was about half shut with the hinge
of the razor to the south
Did you pick up the razor?"
mo, sir"
what was it like?''
'It had a black hsndIa.'
''Who picked it uD?"
II think Mrs, Coles picked it up. It had
blood on It."
The razor was then presented by Coun-
ty Attorney Brumback. It was handed TO
Mrs. Moberly, who said, Tt looks about
Ike the one"
There were blood stains on it. The
blade was broad and the handle a Jet
black.
1T was just as near ike it as Z could
say" said Mrs. Moberly, as she looked al
the razor.
''yyho was in the room, Mrs. Moberly,
after the defendant was taken away?"
My daughter came to the door. but I
would not let her in. I don't remember,
but I called to Mrs. Coles and then she
came over"
was there any writing material
brought to the house"
There was"
WHO brought it?"
Mrs Ralph Lemon"
How long was it after you entered the
Castle homer
"A very short time"
You may state whether Mrs. Castle
did any writing after the material was
brought"
she did"
You may state whether Mrs. Castle
spoke after You entered the room
she did not"
did you speak to Mrs. CASTER
81 sd"