The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-08
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that some evening that II I was at home
at Ehlers, ne would come down and
straighten up and give me my letters
@. Did you answer that note A. Yes,
sir. I told him that night I would be at
home He said the band would practice
and that he had TO go there. I said that
If he couldn't come before band practice
to come afterwards.
@. Did he come? A. Yes, sir.
@. Did you ever hand him a note at
the railroad? A. No. sir. never hand
ed him a note. sent the only one
through the postofhce.
@. Did you meet DIN Castle on June
Il, at night A. No. sir.
Q. Did you accost him near telephone
pole that night? A. No, sir.
@. Did you follow him that night? A.
No. I did not
@. Did he take hold Of you and shove
you off and say. "Tn set the dogs on you
Il you don't go?' A No, sir; he did not.
ON NIGHT OF JUNE Il.
Q. Where were you on that night? A
I went down on South Main to see Miss
Lavender and Miss Houston.
Q. Did you go? A. Yes. sir.
Q. Did you spend the evening there?
A Yes. sir.
Q. Did you make any arrangements for
any one to come for you? A. told
Hayward C0rother) to come for me If he
could get away from the reception.
Q. What reception? A. A reception
for the NormaHtes.
Q. Did you start home alone? A I
did. met Hayward after got a block
away and went home with him.
Q. Did you go to Mrs. Ehlers? A. We
did.
Miss Morrison told about going home
@. Who Of the girls did you sleep
within A. Georgia Bright
@. Who Of the Normal girls were IN
the other room? A. May Corbin and
Maud Gibson.
O. Did you hear ths clock strike or
know what time 1t was7 A. heard the
clock strike II.
g. Where were you; in bed. a. Yes,
sir.
Q. Is there anything to recall that cir
cumstance? A. When the clock struck
Georgia said. at is II o'clock. girlsi it IS
time to go to sleep.
Q. Did DIN Castle ever tell you he was
engaged to Clara Wiley2 A He did IN
December. 1893.
NEVER GOT A RAZOR.
Q. Do you remember Of ever getting
a razor from the Racket store? A. I do
not
n ma ~, .++a,,,,+ - -a+ . -azov
from there7 A I did not.
Q. Did you have any thought on Jan
uaray 80, when you were in there, Of any
razor? A I did not
@. What department were you en-
ployed in? A. The millinery department.
@. Were you ever called on to sell
goods in the other parts of the room?
A. Some times.
@. What were you most familiar with
in the other departments? A. The dress
goods, think
Q. Did you ever sell any razors there?
A No. sir; did not
@. Where did you pass the night CT
June p? A. At home
Q. Where was you home at that time?
A. On Merchant street.
Q. Did you know where DIN Castle
lived? A I did.
Q. What household duties did you per
form on June p? A. got breakfast end
washed the dishes and did some other
work. made the boys beds cher moth
er's) and Strengthened up some in the
DarLor
THAT AWFUL MORNING.
Q. What dress did you wear that morn
ing at home? A. A light Mother Hub
bard.
Q What did your mother dc that
morning? A. She was attending TO the
washing.
Q. Where was Hayward? A. Attend
ing the Normal.
Q. Did you make any request Of him
that morning? A I asked him to go TO
Miss Houston's and pay for a dress.
@. Had you asked a friend to spend
the afternoon and night it'll you. A. Yes,
sir.
O. Who was this? A. Minnie Lavsn-
der.
@. An old friend? A Yes, sir.
Q. After doing your work did you
change your dress before leaving home?
A. Yes. sir.
:
want to wear a wrapper on the street
Here Miss Morrison described the /
clothes as shown before the jury and
Identified the clothes and the low shoes.
DIDN'T WEAR HIGH SHOES.
Q. Did you have on any high laced
shoes2 A No. sir
Q. Did you have any high laced shoes /
on that day? A I did not
Miss Aorrlson's manner as deliberate /
and she did not seem to be an nervous /
strain.
Q. Where did you go when you left I
home? A To Mrs Davis
Q. Did you go there often? A. 7 did
Q. What did you go there for? A To /
see a collar pattern. I wanted a collar .
for this new dress I had gotten the night /
before
WHY SHE TOOK LETTER.
Q. Did you take anything with you /
when you left homer a. did.
@. What was it? A 4 letter.
Q. Who from7 A Mrs Ida Howley, !
my sister.
Q. Why did you take letter? A IL
lidn't want to bring Lizzie Davis pat I
tern home and took the letter to make [
t on.
Q. How did you happen to take the
etter A. I was going through the front F..
room and saw it and picked It uD.
Q. Was the letter suitable for pattern
purposes? A Yes. sir.
Miss Morrison was shown the letter and +
identified Il.
The witness described the route she
took on going 70 Mrs. Davis
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