Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06

lWli hne NunlcU NOllt NlIViNs Nv
told her 10 go 10 the right place for
1t. lie stepped out from behind the
counter into the main aisle and she
came close TO him aud asked him to
meet her Ml II O'Clock that night, and
slaldi III you don't you will wish
you had
ibid she say" asked Mr., IIrum-
back, "wherc she wanted you to meet
hero"
"lcs, sir; at Mr. Ehler's house, Mr.,
Ehlcr Is her brOlher-in-uw,'
"ln what manner did she make this
rcmark?"
Objected to and oblecllon over
ruled, and then Custlc pointed his
finger and, shaking it, said! "Shc
pointed her finger mt me and said;
Meet me att II o'clock tonight or you
will wish you had
"Dld you go to Mr. Ehlcr's"
iskel Mr. lIrumback,
NO, Slr."
"Dld you meet her after that"
mo. SIR
Castle told after thai Of meeting
Jessie Morrison ON the street She
stepped in front Of him and said
something about wanting him to
stop, but Castle said he turned away
81 met Jessie Morrison ngnin, about
ten minutes before I o'clock on the
night Of June Il I'm front OF my
house, had no appointment with
her had been no call on Clara Wiley
and was just returning home"
"She caught me first by the sleeve
and told me: Wait Il minute, ! want
10 see you; ! have some letters ia
show YOU And she told me to come
to u small cluster of trees. icrked
loose and walked fast toward home
and she followed me and overlook
me near the front Of The house. She
took hold of my left sleeve and then
reached around to my other arm nc
caught hold of lhaIt, took hold
Of her wrists ami pulled her lose and
went away, | went into the house
and Jessie walked across the street
and disappeared In the trees"
Ibid YOU ever wait on Miss Morrl'
som; that is keep company with
her?'
He told of notes which he received
while Jessie Morrison was IN Excel
,IQr Springs In the winter of 1900
There were two or three of these, he
said, received i'm February. lie reat
one to his mother and another tc
lara Wiley. These lelters, he said
were burned or destroyed In some
other way. One Of the letters, sait
Castle, stated that Jessie hated to
write, but she wls in trouble, she
wanted him TO remember bic promise
and come to Excelsior Springs i'm
mediately and that he was already
five days over time. He did not
answer the letter. Another letter
from Miss MorrlsOnh stated that she
was non feeling very well, that she
had been Nacinnatcd and that every
thing waS very DUH She said that
ne could come to Excelsior Springs to
see her and could write TO her; that
she took all the mail from the post
office.
you may State whether or not YOU
TOOK ,he uelen'I'hl rl'Il'lg nlIer she
'amc back to this city from Excelsior
springs Sillu attorney Kramer
NO, SIR sand. castle.
'l)ld you take her riding before
that
Yves, we had been buggy riding
before THAT.
lie and MISS Morrison had gone TO
the house OF II ncighbor, "Shc asked
me to go with her. AT another
Time Jessie Morrison took him I'm her
buggy TO Mrs. EhIer'S house. III Vas
dusk and she said nm in no hurry,
lets drive some more"
Castle said THAI she had driven him
up home in her fathers buggy several
times.
Did you ever spend any evenings
with Miss Morrison?"
"NcS; ! have been to Mr.. EhIer's
house to see her" lie mentioned
one evening when he was there at the
invitation of the defendant, and he
left before o o'clock.
"l'll tiN YOU" Castle said Jessie
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