The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-07
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back in time to make starch for the
clothes saw her when she came back.
and I put my arms around her and as
sisted her TO bed I told her she must
lie down.
THOSE LOW SHOES
O. Who was in the room2 A. Mrs
spangler. Mr.. Morrison and our uttls
grandson.
Q. Was she suffering pain? A Yes,
sir; she was.
O. Where were you when she came
homer A. On the back porch.
@ Who told you OF her return? A. Mrs.
spangler.
Mrs Morrison then described Jessie's
costume and testified that she wore low
shoes that morning.
Judge Redden produced a pair Of low
shoes and gave them to Mrs. Morrison,
who identified them as the ones Jessie
wore on June q. These were offered as
evidence and accepted.
Mrs. Morrison was shown a red waist
with several cuts IN 1t. She identified
this as the one worn by Jessie the morn
ing Of the tragedy. This was offered IN
evidence, but the state objected and
Judge Shinn sustained the objection.
The black skirt Jessie wore that morn
ing was identified by Mrs Morrison, as
was a black belt ribbon, a necktie,
linen collar stained with blood These
were not offered in evidence, but will be
later.
On cross-examination by the state Mrs
Morrison told Of being assisted by Mrs.
Gus Hayden in removing Jessie's cloth
ing while she lay on the bed. Mrs. Nor
rison was then excused
COURT sUsTAINs OBJECTION
Mrs Emma Weber was called by the
defense. She testified that Jessie alorri-
son had been at her home on the Sunday
previous to the marriage Of DIN and
clara. She was asked what Jessie
Morrison had said at that time regarding
the marriage.
not part Of the re gestae as this CON
yersati0n was made before that time and
according to the rules could not be ac-
cepted. Mr.. Redden cited authority to
show it was relative to Jessie Morrsons
feelings toward Clara Wiley Castle prev
ious TO the marriage Of Miss Wiley and
Oin Castle. The objection was slls-
tained by the court.
Mrs Weber in response to a question
said she did not remember Of seeing
picture Of DIN Castle in Jessie Morri-
sons home. She was oross-examined
closely but without any developments.
ABOUT THAT MIRROR
Mrs Henry Pugh next testified. She
testified that she had a conversation at
Clara Wiley's home with Clara previous
TO the marriage with DIN Castle, and
that they had talked about the mirror
DIN Castle is supposed to have given
Jessie Morrison.
@. What was her. Clara Wney's man
ner A. Just the same as usual
@. What did she say. A. She said she
didn't believe it. but would see about it,
Q. What did she say A She said that
If DIN gave Jessie Morrison that mirror
she would have nothing more to do with
him.
@. Who began the conversation A
I did on Clara's solicitation. She asked
me If knew about the mirror and when
I said yes, told me that If I was her
friend I would tell her.
@ Did you tell her? A Yes, told
her what knew and she said she would
see about it
REMARK ABOUT LETTER
@. Did you have any conversation with
Clara in regard to DIN corresponding
with Jessie Morrison? A Yes sir; Clara
said that Jessie had written DIN a letter
and It contained a dirty black scheme
that she (Jessie) asked DIN TO participate
in.
Q what else did she say? A She
said it was something no lady would do
O. Did you have any conversation at
CLARA home about the mirror? A Yes
sir. Clara said Olin had said that he
didn't give It to Jessie; and Jessie had
led about it
The state then took the witness and
asked:
O. was there any anger IN Clara's
A No sir.
PLEA OF INSANITY"
DR.. A S. Miller was put on the stand
and testified that he knew Reverend /
Wharton He was closely questioned
@. Did YOU have a talk with Reverend (
Wharton in regard to the plea Of insan- /
It's for the defendant? A Yes sir.
@. What Gid he say? A He said the
defense would have to make a plea Of In
sanity for that would be all the defense .
they would have.
@. Did he ask your opinion A. Yes.
Sir. he did
G. Did ha ask II you were a witness
This was objected to and the objection .
vas sustained
Wednesday Reverend Wharton had tes-
ided that he had had no conversation in /
regard to the plea OF insanity. The de-
.ense was pleased and believed It had F.
scored a point
WAS NOT EXCITED
Mrs. Anna Davis was called to the
.tand. related about Jessie Morrison com
rs TO her home on the morning Of June
. This was to see patterns and Mrs
Davis told of their conversation.
@. Di5 she appear TO be excited2 a
80. sir.
@, Did you see a razor in her hand a.
80. sir.
O. Was there anythsE at all strange
q her manner A. 40. sir
Dr. J. Mackenzie was the next witness
He related that he SAW Jessie Morrison
IN the morning az the tragedy bur he
deserved nothing strange in her appear
nce.
O. Did you see anything in her hand?
H. No. sir
OIIN CASTLE CALLS
Mrs Emma Ehlers Jessie's sister. was
aued ana asked IL she anew how often
Bin Castle called en- Jessie 1I0rrisoa III
he summer " I4e9 az her home She re-
lied; -Once or twice q week
C. how often DURING TIE faI az 1888
J. Sometimes three times a week and
ever less than once.
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