Arizona republican., 1910-01-25
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ure. with the statement that a friend of Daley's was not feeling we'll and a request that the doctor attend to the case.
 Miss Beebe was then called upon to testify as to her relations with Daley She confessed to illicit intimacy with the defendant prior to December 24. and stated that on that date she left Tempe for Fl Paso in his company. She said their trunks were taken from Mesa to Tempe by Nate Brundage. Jr., and their tickets to Maricopa pur- chased by him. She said further that from Maricopa to Fl Paso she and Daley occupied a drawing-room or dered for them by Dan McCauley. From Fl Paso they went to Jaurez, registered at a hotel as man and wife. and occupied one room. To establish the fact of her minority. she said she would be 11 years old on March 16 of the present year.
 The father of the girl corroborated his daughters statement as to her age. told of her birth. near Prescott, and denied having given Daley. per- mission to take the girl away from her home.
 Mrs. Beebe also verified her daugh- ter's testimony as to her age, and de- nied strongly having given parents consent to Daley's departure with her daughter
 As to the incident of the transpor- tation of the trunks to Tempe. Nate Brundage, Jr.. admitted having per- formed that service at DaIey's request. and said he was given $s5 for it. He denied having bought tickets to Mari copa for Daley and the girl. but said that after their purchase. by friend of his he gave them to Daley. Carl Buck, now a travelling sales man. but baggagemaster at Maricopa at the time of the alleged child steal ing incident, testified to having seen Daley at Maricopa. and to having is- sued baggage checks for two trunks on tickets which Daley presented with Fl Paso as their destination. Buch was the last witness called. Attorney Flannigan, counsel for Daley. intro- duced no witnesses for the defense.
 The district attorney then asked that Daley be bound over to await the action of the next grand jury with bail at S3.00o. Flannigan protested against the size of the required bond. but the district attorney was sus- tained by Justice Irwin. and the bail accordingly fixed at that sum.
 District Attorney Bullard then sprung a surprise on Daley and his attorney by apprising the court that he had another warrant for. the de- fendant. Sheriff Carl Hayden. who was sitting beside Daley. produced the warrant and read 1t to him. In brief. the warrant charged Daley with the crime of rape. It was issued at Phoe- nix under the district attorneys direc- tion for the purpose of acting as a preventative against Daley's furnish ing bond. The latter. who had been busily making notes of the testimony. after one first look of surprise. heard the new warrant read with apparent indifference
 When the hearing was due to com mence the small court room was crowded uncomfortably with a curious throng. but upon motion of Attorney Flannigan all were excluded with the exception of the families of the de- fendant and Miss Beebe. the wit nesses. court officers and representa- tives of the press. The crowd then massed before the open doors and windows and listened to the case eagerly.
 Daley and Miss Beebe were taken back to Phoenix on the mid afternoon train by Sheriff Hayden and Deputy Jeff Adams.