The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-03

read Mr Riddle directed BIS chief
attention 10 showing that her iormeF
testimony and what she now gives
waa contradictory endeaYoring 70
bring 0at the fact that 90 her lormeF
testimony Mrs. Woodward said the
trio herself. fremont and Mrs. Rivers,
never met after q certain dance ex-
cepi The day following al the home Of
Mrs Rivers, and also that she testI-
fled that they met several times after
that dance to perfect the poison plot.
Mrs. Woodward now says the meet
ing after at the dance Of which she
spoke was tn February and not Janu-
airy. al she previously testified, say
ing she was mistaken III her previous
testimony. Mr. Riddle spent much
time On this point tin objection q
states counsel to further repetition
was sustained BY the court
Replying to Mr.. Riddle's questions
the witness said she didn't ask Ed
I Wright to make her a charm TO catch
fremont. that she never said Ire
mont was the sweetest thing ever
that she never told Mrs. Bond thai
she was IN love with fremont.
There was as light litter in th'
court room when the witness said, Nj
attorney wanted me to be crazy but
wouldn't do it,
The witness said Ed Wright was
fruit peddler and he would tell Tire
mont when she was going to show
Mrs. Woodward said she was cry
ing when Sherman came home tha
evening and she told him his suppe
was on the table. She said Tremon
told her he would cut her to piece
with razor and shoot her If she tol
J her husband about the poison Sh
said she cried all week. She WASH
: laughing when Mrs. Stoddard came ii
to the room while she was sitting 0
the sick mans bed and she began I
, cry when Mrs. stoddard said. Poo
devil, ! sure feel sorry for him. sh
said, q cried because she called hil
: devil Witness denied that sh
! said in the presence Of Mrs. Hahn an
! Mrs. Rivers. c. durn sherma
! Woodward, could cut his heart out
/ She said she never asked Ed Wrigf
what she could do 70 cause bust VI
D between herself and husband an
I Wright never told her to sprink
i burned cayenne pepper at the dot
for that purpose. She meyer aske
! Wright about rat poison and never toi
e Wright she wanted to get rid OF h,
1 husband
e Mrs. Woodward said she gave HI
e husband buttermiIk and cake on Tue
d day afternoon and soon after he toe
+ sick and began to vomit
r. Dr. Ambrister Examined.
II DR. ]. c. Ambrister was called
S the stand and his testimony was pra
tically the same as DR.. Leeds regar
/. ing the exhuming OF the body OF She
IS man Woodward and the delivery
n certain organs in sealed glass Jars
r John G.. Lewis.
u Testimony Of Chemist
Is Prof Edwin DeBarr stated that
r lived in Norman and had occupied Il
n chair Of chemistry in the state uniVel
4. ity for 2l years. He said he hi
If analyzed the stomach and liver del
80 cred to him and found in the stoma
h TX grains Of arsenic, Az grains
,t corrosive sublimate and s-S of a gra
At OF phosphorus
s. He stated that the principal ingrt
d tents Of rat biscuit were corrosive 81
Il Innate. arsenic and phosphorus
IA Hhe said thar an three were dead
IN poisons, that two grains OF arsenic "
d. considered a deadly dose for hums
one grain Of phosphorus or one gra
Of corrosive sublimate was consider
i deadly dose.
y On cross examination, Mr. Ride
4 asked, n one were to becomt sick
- Monday, vomiting violently and h
a doctor on Friday and again on 81
4, day and II the patient had gone
: town on Monday and Tuesday. a
= again took sick on Wednesday a
"a died on Thursday, what would you S
in regard to the casegn
= Il would say that he had the seco
4, dose answered the witness