The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-07

brought up but nothing Of much import
was brought out.
OVER OLIN'S TESTIMONY.
The testimony of c. DIN Castle was
brought up in respect TO the statement
whether he had written to Jessie Morri-
son, and also who wrote first. Castle tes-
titled at the preliminary that he did not
remember and the last time said she
wrote shrst. This was while he was at
whitewater. At the preliminary he was
| asked about the notes received by Miss
Morrison and whether he had told any
one. He had told his wife, that is. be-
fore they were married. and also his
mother.
Here Mrs. Grover was questioned as 70
the accuracy Of her notes and she re-
piled that there were errors which had
been corrected. Judge Redden asked If
there were only one and she said TWO.
County Attorney Brumback said
There are number Of mistakes, are
there not?" Mrs. Grover said Eyes, sir
Previous to this time the testimony OF
Pearl Breadsley was brought up. and
what he said regarding seeing man at
the Castle home.
AT AN AFTERNOON PARTY.
Mrs. o. R. Cline was called and stated
that she knew the parties in the case.
Q. You gave q party last spring, Gid
you not? A. Yes, sir.
@. Jessie Morrison and Clara Wiley
were there? A Yes.
@. State whether Mrs. Wiley DID not
ask you to not invite Jessie MORRISON?
OBJECTED to by the state and objection
sustained.
O. Did Miss Wiley say anything about
the writing? A. No, sir.
O. Did you notice any time the de-
meanor OF Miss Wiley to Miss Morri-
son? A noticed that when Miss Nor
rison came in Clara was looking at
photographs and that she continued TO
look at them.
Q. Did she not refuse to look at or talk
to Miss Morrison. A. couldn't answer
that
Q. Did she speak to Miss Morrison. A
I couldn't say.
Q. Did she look around at Jessie Nor
rison A. I don't know.
Q. Didn't you notice a GOODNESS toward
Jessie Morrison at that time.
Objected to by the state and the OBJ
lection sustained.
Q. Isn't it a fact that you noticed an
unfriendIy feeling and action toward the
defendant? A. I said that she was look
ing at the pictures and I could not say
anything farther.
O. Did you see her recognize Miss Nor
rison? A. did not see her at all
The State then cross-examined Mrs.
Cline
Q. What time was this? A The 18th
of May, in the afternoon.
Mrs. Cline's husband is an electrician
and has charge of the telephone lines in
Ell Dorado.
JOKING ABOUT JESSIE.
Miss Mamie Hughes was the next wit
ness.
Q. Were you acquainted with Glars
Wiley A. Yes. sir.
Q. Do you remember Of beng at her
home with Ray Tolle? A. Yes. sir.
Q. When was that. A. One year ago
last October.
Q. Do you remember II something was
said about Jessie Morrison A Yes, sir
Q. What was said? A Clara asked in
a joking manner how her rival was get
ting along. I asked "Who? Miss Fin /
ney?" and she said mo; Jessie Morri-
son" laughed and said did not know
The state then asked her;
Q. This was all said in laughing. |
joking manner? Yes. sir
That's ALL" said County Attorney
Brumback and the witness was was ex-
cused.
Two witnesses were called, Mrs. Henry /
Pugh and Mrs. Reanick. and neither were /
present and the attorneys for the de-
tense asked that the court close until /
afternoon to get these witnesses.
NOT REGULAR ROUTE.
Finally Mrs. Reanick was found and put /
on the stand. She, too, knew the parties
and formerly lived near DIN Castles /
house on Merchant street
Q. Do you know Jessie Morrison7 A
Yes, sir; when 1 see her.
Q. Do you know when DIN Caste
moved into that house? a. Yes sir.
Q. Did you see Jessie Morrison pass
along that street after they moved
there? A Yes. sir
Q. What side of the street. a. Oppo-
site side, I think.
Q. Did you see her pass along there
before the Castles moved there? A
Yes. sir.
Q. Did she ever go along that sido Of
he street next to the Castle house? A
Ne. sir.
@. At any time? A No, sir
Mrs. Reanick was not examined b. the
state and was dismissed after The CON
5lusion Of the examination.
Owing to the absence Of Mrs. Pugh
court adjourned at 1870 until 40
The efforts of the defense for the goat
IT part Of the morning were directed
toward proving that there was a bitter
feeling toward Jessie Morrison by Clara
Wiley and that it had been marked IN
he actions OF Mrs. Castle previous to
Ter marriage.
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