Evening journal., 1902-04-28

Dut l never saw that woman in my
life"
''Did you kill her?"
mo. sir"
Were you ever in Denton jail?"
Yes. sir"
when did you come out of there?'
Il don't know"
''How much money did you have
when You got out of Denton jail?"
Il had u cents"
what did you do with it?'
Spent it along the road"
Don't you know how long you have
been out of iail?"
No. sir"
when were you bOrn2'
I'm Kent county, Delaware"
Where did you go after being re-
leased from Denton jail?"
"They took me TO Kenton."
What were you in Jail for?"
"They said l was crazy"
'"Where did you stop in Kenton?"
81 stopped with my cousin, Emma
Jane Butcher"
Can't you remember when you got
out OF iail?"
u think | got out of Baltimore Jail
on December 20"
did you come to Denton from Bal
timore?"
'Yes. sir"
How long did they keep You in
Denton jail?"
Il don't know"
you told the detectives yesterday
! that you slept in the Collins carriage
house in a carriage on the night be-
fore the murder. Did you sleep there
or where did you sleep?"
Il don't know"
"You also told the detective that you
struck the woman twice and may be
three or four times? Did you strike
the woman?"
mo sir. I never saw that woman
in my life"
What made you say you did?"
81 don't know. sir"
Were you ever at the Collins
homer"
Il never saw it until yesterday"
DO you know where the knife il
that you cut her throat with?"
Il never had any knife and neve
saw the woman"
When were you arrested for as
saulting James Anderson"
"On Monday night"
What did they do with you?"
They kept me in Mr.. Anderson
kitchen until Tuesday morning, wheI
they brought me to Jail
You told the detective that yo
threw the knife away after you Gu
the womans throat Where did 20
throw it?"
, Il never had any knife"
We'll, you told them that you burie
the money along the road. Did 70
ever see this S3O?"
mo, sir. never saw any money"
What was the trouble between yo
and Mr.. Anderson?"
Il went to him and asked for wor
and he was burning brush In the ol
, chard and he first said he guessed
didn't need me. but after that he g,
4 mad and said / owed him for a b
cycle"
/ Il told him that l had owed hi
r money before and had worked it ol
and that l guessed l could do
}, again"
i He got mad and called a viii
Z man named Quill, who was workiI
i near. Quill he came at me with
= pitchfork. went down the road an
. went into an old berry shed. Mr.. Al
derson picked up an axe and thougl
!, he was going TO hit me with it."
4 Where did you stay OH Sund;
y night?"
,fl Il don't remember"
" Where did you stay the night b
/ fore you had the trouble with N
r. Anderson"
Il don't know"
e Where did yos go after you le
IA Kenton?"
Q, Il went up the road and on a brid
u I saw big red farmhouse. l we
back and borrowed a monkey wren
a.. and raised the seat OF my wheel.
- sighted it by a tombstone first. / We
ts to the station house and there wasl
:, anybody there. so / then went arou
as by the white folks church and the
n wasn't anybody there either. so I tn
r went toward the Baptist Church, a
It. afterwards TO the Peoples Church, a
or day was Just breaking them"
ch Where did you go next day?"
BY Il went to my cousins. James Cla
ton. near Smyrna. They wasn't hol