The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13

. AT his request. He wished me t
so to his ROOMS with him, for no othe
i, reason. think, than that We might tall
together uninterruptcdly.'
"llhd sou business together"
, None whatever. think that Pen
dle;on wished to get away from Wynd
ham. In fact, he minated as much"
Ala see"
II remained in his rooms about OF
nearly an hour. lie agreed to meet ne
at the club again that night. then
went TO my EotcI."
what time did you leave the club
to 80 to PcDdleton's roons;"
"A little after j."
Whit time were you to meet at the
club again."
i There was no definite time that
evening. lie did not come. called at
I his rooms the following morning, but,
/ Receiving no answer to my summons,
went away. | did not know of his
death until 1t was announced in the
newspapers"
i "Thcn how do you connect Nynd-
ham with the crimeT
"Wyndlmm went to pendleton's
rooms the same evening that | was
there. but about 0 o'clock. He was
there more than an hour. While he
was there Hendlcton's valet came out
and went away. lie was subbing. and
hn amman rn1 liz, nj
time after he had gone Wyndhum came
out. lie paused on the steps and look
cd carefully around him His face
was very white. and he seemed to fear
to be seen. He soon started up the
street and turned the first corner he
came to-
How do you know all this, Mr.. Es-
cutlrrny -
Pardon me. have nnconsciOusly
given the testimony of these gentle
men who are with me. Personally |
do not know it,"
The district attorney wheeled like a
flash upon the others
"W'rr you watclln: Mr.. Wynd.
ham, he demanded sharply.
"Nnt watch
"Wh"t Is your Nance" interrupted
the official
"J,En. or John. Rodriguez
"Anl yours" turning to the remain.
ny witness.
Emilio l.ustAmrntr,'
Now. Nj Eohri"nrz rr"c"nd."
"N'rs We're not watching him in the
f'nSc tls't vou use the term, but we
were WI: trHing f,r him.
"llcw was ;hat:'
1--WE vera passing the house when he
entered il. Bustainvnte believed he
recognized IN him an old friend for
whose address he had vainly sought.
lie accordingly inquired of the lInllboy
for that fri'nd. but was told that no
sucl. person lived there"
'Wlnt is the name of your friend,
Mr.. Bu>1amrntc!'
John Culh!ert,' replied Bustamente
"IIe is an Eng!isllnan."
"irorcrd. Mr. Rodriguez"
NV hen he found that 10 such person
resided there, he decided that his friend
WAS making a call and resolved to wait
III he came out. AS it was getting
late then he believed his friend would
MT r"man long. dcmurrrd. but he
prevailed upon me to wait with him."
"Anh yen waited more than an |
lUir:'
'WliIr We were waiting an old man
'hnr cut sohbng. He seemed .lnzrd
md frightened. We at once thought
was the matter. ! spoke tc
Ne ohl man. but he did not reply. Aft
y llai We waited awhile longer ana
Ultimately saw the man. whom We
l"W know 10 he Wyn.lham. come from
II" house His behavior was precisely
3 Mr.. ES,udrra has described it TO
ull."
'Nhy did YOU not a"rost your SUP.
oHrI friend, Mr.. Bustamcntc? Or did
uu:"
no. saw at a glance that was
liS'Akru. The light shonc IN his face
~ u III ''hi' 'il I tbnlI NOT De de- |
rivcI tilcu.' I
How ito you know now that il was
NNndE:im YOU saw
hrrllIsc ! have seen him many
mes sine" in the company Of my
rienI, Escudrra."
AMI you also, Rodrigucz:"
"YrS."
w nat time was it when lie came
ut Of the holSc!' /
10 be c'ntiBuod.
You can have feathers recllrlrd
i'h"lIl l"no'Ingirnm hat. Gl3Uyangc
rect.