People's voice., 1900-12-13
posure and assumed indifference dnr.

posure and assumed indifference dur
10y tne trial thus far have been. she
eats little, but says that she sleeps
wen; Her only complaint is Of a dull
headache.
yesterday morning Jhe State closed
lCs Testimony and Tile d.fsuse puL
us nrSt wlGuess on Tile stand. The
last witness OF the prosecution Was
Dr. Fullluwider, Que Ot The physician,
atten1ing Clara Wiley Castle b fore
her death. He repeated the resti-
mOuy concerning the mauneria whlcn
Mrs. Castles dying statement wa>
made. Then the prosecuting attnr-
ney read to Tile jury The dyinI declar
alton as abridged by che court. NJ
Brumback's voice during the ordinary
proceedings Ia curt sounds NOR
IKE low moan than like speech. but
as he read the declaration to the Jury.
he put force into his voice. He read
slowlj aud with great delib,ratin.,
and emphasis and the jury, IL Gould
be seen, was deeply impressed.
The defense OF Mrs. Morrison will
endeay0r to show that Mrs. Castle
called Jessie Morrison into her house
and began a quarrel. They have a
witness to prove this, they say. and
Miss Morrison's own testimony when
she goes upon the stand will support
the same theory. The defense will
nave another witness to contradict
the testimony OF Olin Castle to the
eject that Jessie Morrison met him
at III O'Clock one night outside Of his
own home. It, is understood that
Mss Morrison's brother, hayward,
Will testify that he took his sister 10
a church social thai night and did
not return home until later than II
O'CLOCK. The defense has given no
lDt'maJlO0 that 1t viii seek t0 estah-
llsh That professions nf 1--we passed
between Ola Castle ard Jessie Nor
rls0u. Tue TRIAL of the clse is sure 10
go into n 'xt week, for after the de-
reuse is through the stale will put on
a few witness, S Ia rebuttal, and pei
haps whole day will b. consumed in
arguments over the courts inStrpc-
lions to the jury, aad after that a.
other day for the addresses Of the
lawyers 10 the Jury.
The DIST witness for the defens.
Was Mrs. Emma Grnver, a stenograph-
er who made the official record at tue
preliminary hearing Of Jessie MOrri-
son. She was put en- the stand 10
Identity The records OF preliminary
trial, in which Mrs, Emma Spangler
testified that she had seen DOvn,nI 10
the hand OF Jessie Morri>on on the
mOr1I0E that sue killed 0lin Castles
vile. During the present trial Mrs.
Spangler said that sue Thought there
was blade ia Miss MOrrisUn's hand
when she saw her that morning. Mr..
GrOvers Testified that in the prelim-
mary Mrs. Spangler said that she mad
no G. ctnversatiOn with Jessie Morrison
at the gate TO Oiin Castles home.
The preliminary testimony OF other
witnesses for the state was turned to
aad other minor contradictions no.
ticed.
W. W. Bugbee, mayor OF Eldorado,
was called TO the stand.
did yOu have any conversation
with Mrs. Emma >pangler on the
m0rniag Of June 2.?" asked Mr.
Kramer.
lyon may state what that c, nver-
satiOn wds-'
al asked Mrs. Spangler whether
JESSE Morrison had a weapon il her
hand after aer fight with Mrs. Castle,
and Mrs. Spangier said that she had
nOt.'
Mrs. o. r. Cline, at who,e hume
Miss Morrison and Mrs. Castle at
Tended a party II gether, Mis- Mamie
Hughes, "A freOd OF Mrs. asLle, Mrs.
J. ID. Rearick, who lives just arross
tue street from thp late Mrs Castle.
aud Miss Emma Weber, a. whose
house Jessie Morrison visited a week
before the tragedy, were put on the
stand by the defense. but Their tp>t,-
moDy contained DoLhing nf impnr-
lance, its main object Uelng 10 SHOW
that no ill-reeling was not C ,,hle he
tween Jessie Morrison and Mrs Ca.-
tie.
Mrs. Henry Pugh. a friend OF Mrs.
Castle, told OF a Conversation That
took place one day before the ma
riage with Olin Castle. Mr.. Scnu
macher for the defense asked:
What was the appearance of Clara
Wiley when she came to your house
that day%
"Her appearance was the sam. as it
always was"
What was the conversation con.
cerning mlrr0r?"
CLARA Wiley asked me IL | knew
about a mirror that size heard that
Olin had given to Jessie. She said
that Miss Rutledge had Id me that
Jessie told her that Oln had gwen
her the mirror. She said that she did
not believe IL, but that she would
see about it, and II Olin had done it.
she would have nothing more 10 do
with him.
"Was anything said alb Iut a letter
that Jessie Morrison had written To
Olin CasLle?"
Yes answered Mrs Pugh. "She
said that Jessie wrote a letter TO DIN
and that 1t Contained a dirty black
scheme, and that Jessie asked DIN to
10 it,"
ibid she tell you that 10 a calm,
modest way?"
"Yes. She said no lady would have
done any such thing. She was not
a ngry."
And afterwards when Mrs. Puph
was at Mrs. Wiley's home she said
that the subject OF the mirror was
brought up again, and Clara Wiley
said that ne had never given the mir
ror In Ipssie and that tJin had sai