El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-04
NEWS OF
The COURTS
The Freeman Case.


There are no further developments
in the Mrs. Freeman case, other than
those published in Saturdays Herald.
The peculiar circumstances sur
rounding the case have attracted wide
spread attention. A good many phases
of the case are still unknown TO the
public and will not come out until the
trial Meantime Mrs. Freeman is re-
ceiving kind treatment at the county
Jail and Sam Bridgers allows her ev-
cry privilege possible.
One or twol aides. moved by sympa-
thy. have visited Mrs. Freeman since
her incarceration.
County Attorney Eylar stated yester-
day that in his opinion strong case
could be made out against the defend
ant and that the evidence which the
state will produce when the county
court cases are tried will be difficult to
overthrow.
Extradition Case.
The extradition case of Ireneo Do
minguez came up for a hearing this
morning before United States commits
sioner Howe.
Dominguez was accused by Mexico
of being one of the men who tortured
and robbed a storekeeper just across
the boundary line last summer. The
alleged ringleader of the gang has al
ready been ordered surrendered to
Mexico. but the state department has
not yet passed upon the commissioner
decision.
The defendant produced a number OF
witnesses who testified that he was
farming at the head of Toyah creek
when the robbery was committed. 1t
became apparent Immediately that he
would establish an al1bi.
Among those who testified for the de-
Tense were C. J. Brady and j. b. Cortes.
each of within had known the person Tor
many years.
The Perry-Long Case.
Tomorrow morning Mrs. Walter
Long will be placed on trial in the
county court for the alleged SANDER of
Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Perry will appear as
the chief prosecuting witness
The airing of the case in court is
likely to be sensational. Mrs. Long Is
an attractive looking young woman,
and has many friends in this city, to
which she came about two years ago
as n bride Mrs Perry has resided here
many years and has a wide acquain-
lance. The first intimation of the trou-
BILE came many months ago when Mrs.
Long sued Mrs. Perry for heavy damag-
es. alleging that she had alienated the
affections of her husband
Administrator Report
Judge Harper. of the county court,
this morning issued an order authoriZ-
ing the administrators of the estate OF
A. l.. Roy. deceased, to sell the tools.
implements, and grading outfit belong
ing to the estate 20 save rent and stor-
oh also nllfhOr-
zed to pay the funeral expense and
make a report to the court showing the
condition of the property.
A Peace Disturber.
Ranger Ed Bryant found drunken
man wondering aimlessly about in vi
cinity of his home Saturday night and
took him to the Jail for safe keeping.
The man was unable to give an account
Of himself and it was thought best to
hold him until he had sobered up. He
was accordingly kept in prison until
morning.
Trial Postponed.
The trial of the Mexican who is ac-
cused of numbering an old woman at
her residence in a little jackal near
he Santa Fee depot, was postponed this
although set for today.
Chinese Case.
zee Hin, Chinaman charged with
being unlawfully in the United States
will be tried before United States COM
missioner Howe tomorrow.
Arrested for Fighting.
Lena Woods and Laura Bayard
fought furiously last night and were
arrested by Officers Scott and Mitchell.