The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-21

Chicago with your stepmother, you went
to school9" Eyes, sir.'
land your stepmother did all Of the
Elizabeth Helped.
emo; she didn It do all the work.
Elizabeth helped.O
"And after you came to Minneapolis
you never. went to school, did you?'
"No; sir." -. ..,., o,, ,;o
you to go to school?'
"We were going to begin school on
"After coming home from down
town, : where your stepmother had
bought things for you, she made candy
for you, didn't shee'' eyes, sir;''
aro "hRd sH IN tRs sssgi e" all H sat-
aF..Then you went to bed9" eyes,
->"Didn't your mother ask you if you
had clothes enough on the loungef"
H1sn't, all the rest you testified to
1872" Everything the Truth.
| emo, sir. Anything I have told is
the TRUTH
" 1:The n your mother went to bed'''
fo;sISg Tio1 Ts~Hy tAets sH: Of those
emo way to tuck clothes in, is
thereof NNot very good.'
"Didn't your stepmother tell you to
keep your c1othese on so that you would
HNo. sir. she said to keep my
clothes on SO that could get up and go
over and get my father.'
care you positive about that9'
eyes, sir; am positive. -
off ~Did X99 ever si1 ); shoot that revolver
n.Were there blank cartridges in
"No, sir; there were two blanks in
the draw er with it.''
1 1.-The gun YES ;Ea used on the Fourth Of
mY Y, sir; !, and after the Fourth it
"Did Mr.. Helm tell you that he
found a. box Of ,,cartridges in the
house?' eyes, SIR :.
that you had seen that box thereof
} emo, sir. He did not.'
"Did you knows the blank cartridges
We're in thereg' ~ t.'sIn the gun9'' -.
emo. In the#drawer. - -. eyes, SIR
m NOT Scared.
"You needn't be afraid. I IN MOI
scsrea. ;" - '"''n ~ III H'
81 know you re not.'
Mr.. Smith asked that the remarks o.
3 counsel be stricken out as improper.
The motion was granted and Judg'
Dickinson admonished counsel to con
, fine his remarks to proper matter.
"p 7 y you, play With the e, boys aroun'
l s";Who were they?,' D.
"Clarence Anderson, Louis Fitzger
l aid, Charles Thompson, Robert Heffel
s finger, Clarence Peterson, Carl Sharp.
8 On redirect examination. County AT
t torney Smith said: ''Tommy, Mr.. Car.
: asked about your own mother. Wa
she Catholic?' eyes, sir.''
"Is your father Catholic9' eyes
:, :, ~ Were you children catholics''
Is this defendant a Catholica"
"She is not.''
s..,What did you call your stepmott
r er?N "The lady,"
uDid you ever call her mamaF
emo sir "%
! = You always called her the ladyq'
= COunSel mas asked YOU ABOUT g01n
~. y, to school in Minneapolis. Why didn
II II you go9''
u "Because we had diphtheria and ker
= . putting off starting after we got well.
q How long was your little brothe
II sick?'' About month. -
n 'tWho took care@sof hiln?o "M
sister. Elizabeth. and T.
Q = Was. your sister Mary sick, too?
= eyes, sir
n "And YOU took care of herr" sYc
i SIR
le Sister Did the Work.
s During all the time you were the
in the house. your sister did the wor
didn't she9'' eyes, sir
In response to the county attorney
ed questions, Tommy told how some tin
"a in October all of the furniture e
- cept bureau and three chairs we
lis taken out of the rooms by the court Q
&c fcer. The three children stayed the
'e- alone that night and the next day son
new furniture was brought up.
Z. Where did YOU sleep that nights
a as s / didn It sleep at all.
r. J The bed that was brought with T.
new furniture and placed in the fro