The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

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chased separated from the rest a
the eggs bought for the family. sd
had replied that poison would 81
right through eFgshells the sant
AZ Il would through butter
The boys literary work durinA
bis last year in high school lad
consisted almost entirely % ezssy4
on the subject of physical cnIfura.
stated the witness. He wrote aion5
IN his room or 30 the library. 50
cording 70 hts solitary habit. sn1
would read and study until ID
early morning hours
During the summer OF 1905 ~
witness had been employed on I
morning paper and had been aocaA
| toned 80 return home on the last
car. Chester would always be u
or away from home, and when II
! tthe Witnaasl returned. and a
other times he had frequently met
Chester early IN the morning ~
turning from all-night walks
Meets Charlotte Whistieseg
The witness then related the Ia
cidents OF the trips 20 Lake cusn
man and Lake Crescent with ~
Kerr family. and OF the first meee
ing az Chester and Charlotte NAlo
tlosoy. In this respect his testb
mony Was corroboratiYe OF that d
Mr. Kerr
He gave testimony along thzl
formerly covered In respect q
Chesteris teeth. who, he said. elaiat
ed that the teeth we're unshapsly
on account Of poison being In hlg
blood as a result Of vaccination IN
early youth. Chester had said IA
complaining OF the shape of fwo a
his teeth that "a man with tasks
never could b. anything great
The witness then related how ID
and his fa-ler bad taken Chesfs6
20 the theatsr on the night of Julf
2 aud how. when they returned
home late At night the boy ha4
gone from the house and had mol
been seen until the next evening.
Prison Conversation Related.
Then followed the sirangost parS
OF the story--the detailing Of thf
conversation between the tw4
brothers In the county Jail Th(
prisoner had told Of how he had
been haunted by two men who bad
been trying 20 prevent him frou1
seeing his sweetheart. That II
had heard her crying 10 him night
after night and that he had replied
60 her This was given as an ed
PLANTATION Of the many times he had
been overheard talking 20 himselk
These two men. he said. had beea
outside the la.l window and he had
heard them laughing esultantly and
saying. We've got him where So
want him. He can't do anythin1
now
These men had been around sk4
Whlttlesey home botherlnF hind
during oil Of the time that he hune
around the vicinity. On the nieht
before the shooting he had becom4
frightened of them and had ran
down TO the old bah grounds and
hidden there. He told Of HAVING
held long conversations with chan
lotte while down az the pumping
station and these. he said. wers
at the time she was supposed to b
In the East az school.
The prisoner had then told Of
first going to the vicinity Of tho
Whittlesey home on the night of
the tragedy 10 watch for CharlottA
OF having become frightened Of tht
two men. whom he thought were
shadowinE him, and OF returning "a
town TO buy the revolver On se~
ing the men nc the place he 10.
tended 70 get off he had ridden .
block farther and jumped off the
car without stopping q IN order "a
throw them Off the track
The witness then was referred
back 20 a time before tho shootlnA
and told OF an incident which haps
penod late one night when Chestes
was locked in his room The bog
had cried out, Il know Il. Chart
lotte. but I'll find you" At thia
time Miss whittlesey was in school
In the East
Mrs. W n. Moore. clerk IN judge
Hanford's court an old friend q
the Thompson family, told OF havs
ing seen Chester on The night Of
the shooting riding on the car IL
the direction OF the Whlttlcsef
home She had remarked on The
peculiarly dlsheveled appearance %
the boy and OF the peculiar stare 10
his ewes lie had dropped of taes
car while Il was stili In motion.
Court adjourned slightly after
4ss0 on account OF a slight iiiness
on the part OF judge Smell Ches.
ter Thompson has almost entirely
recovered f~a~s = 9- 'w q uN q
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