The age-herald., 1901-05-14
INTERESTING TESTIMONY IN THE
 TRIAL OF YOUNG LOUIS CRAVELY

were spoken, when Levy walked toward the front, she thinking he was leaving the house. He had gone upstairs, however, for in about three minutes pistol was fired.
 Within minutes after he had started upstairs, Blanche Snyder had followed, and in two minutes had come the shoot ing. The Snyder woman was upstairs and Myrtle Allen down in the hallway with her where she had been for some time working embroidery.
 At this juncture of the trial Attorney Ruduph appeared and stated that he would like for the case to be continued, owing to the fact that he had been in- formed by the solicitor that the case would not be tried. This was objected to, but finally the attorneys arranged so that the testimony of all present could be heard and then the case be rested un- til Thursday afternoon.
 Evidence Continued.
 Myrtle Allen another occupant of the house, was put on the stand. She stated that she was upstairs when the doorbell rang. She stepped to the stairway to see who was admitted Blanche snyder also walked to the stairway. The woman who admitted Levy. called to Blanche that she was wanted. Blanche, according to the witness, then remarked to Gravely:
 ''Kld, get the gun--old Levy is here"
 Then Blanche had gone downstairs. She followed, and talked to both. After a short time Levy walked upstairs. Blanche quickly followed. Then in about two min utes the pistol shot was fired. Before the pistol shot she heard some one say. You approached me on the street. but did not recognize the voice.
 On cross examination she stated that Levy had whipped Blanche on Thursday night, and that when told of the ngnt, Gravely had threatened to kill Levy If he ever hit the woman again. She also saiu she had known Levy about two years ana Blanche only about one week; and that knowing of the threats against Levy and of Blanche's telling him to get a gum and believing there would be trouble, she had not warned Levy of his danger m going upstairs, the hall of which was narrow and dark. She stated that on Thursday night Levy had visited Ihe house twice. the last time going up while Gravely was in some room, put coming down without seeing him.
 She told the full particulars about the Thursday night fight, and how the CUTS ing of Gravely by Levy had caused the latter to badly beat Blanche, who nao sought to take the side of the boy m ms absence. Under very stinging cross-ex- animation she had become very slightly mixed in her story, and had stated that Levy was jealous of Gravely
 Irene Sanford followed the Allen worn- an. She stated that the pistol with which the shooting had been done was her prop erty and that it had been taken by the boy without her permission. She stated that she was in her room when Levy had entered theS house, but heard nothing Of the conversation the Allen woman had told about Blanche had asked her to al- low the boy to come in her room for few minutes, but she had refused.
 Katie Sanford was put on the stand. She made about the same statement as her sister, adding that she heard nothing of the request of Blanche to get a pistol. She did not hear Myrtle Allen go down stairs, and was not certain whether she had gone down before Levy had entered the place or afterwards.
 After this testimony the court ad- journed until Thursday afternoon at o'clock, when the case will be continued.