El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-07

appeal TO the court LL1L agreements
must be lived up TO-"
NO agreement that is detrimental
20 the state viii be upheld by any
court" reported Mr.. Clark.
we are now going TO go back 20
where the conference ended and give
counsel for defence time TO resume
their counsel. and we viii then 90 %
Hotel Dieu.' said Mr. Fry err
..Inhumaa1 TO Disturb Patient.
Attorney ". II. Bledsoe was then
heard from for the first time during
the hearing. We were then in q con-
ference" he said. we were 1ornu-
iaJing plans when a represent aIlNe OF
the state, we presumed win aulAoIlly'
came in and we made an agreement
II we had proceeded then 20 Hotel
Diem one OF defence counsel could
have remained behind and perfected
plans for other remedies JUDGE BED
soc pleaded Il would be brutal ana
iuhuman 10 HOuEhton 20 take MS Jea-
timOny so late in the evening
Fryer Says State seeks Justice.
"'The state seeks justice" replied M
FRYER. The fate Of William FuSSeil
hangs today in Hotel Dieu. ana tne+
defence c0unseD know It. Their mo-
tive IS 10 put off that which viii seal
the doom Of the defendant The couH-
sci for the state seek 10 seal q -icI"rl
and give the state Of Texas Wnal she
Don't Fear Houghton's Testimony.
senator Hudspeth then pleaded that
the court is here TO administer Jus
lice TO both sides. 7 want TO state
-ba- when Mr.. NcBroom came in we
We're counselInE for remedy ! don
know whether we could perfect II 50
late as now. We relied on Mr. NC
Eroom's agreement W g uYA -1N-
the testimony OF Mr. HuusAtoL-
Mr.. FRYER then declared defglce AZ
me LIa.l.E ITO
death" uhareuDon one or me -'--te-
retortef that Mr.. Fryer had already
made five talks.
III the state will restore US the two
hours we have lost We WIZ =. rge ~
20 10 Hotel Dieu.' said senator T. JUS
we win agree 20 that retoriea
z1r Frver. several other or uelencr
counsel then said the senator was --''
authorized TO make the oIIsI-
Prosecutors Needed In Courts.
Tho defence insisting to know why
rIls state desired such haste, Mr. 4 rseE
said * was because AonuaL my 49,
an Clark would be needed m dialL-g-
.rourf. and he. Fryer, in the county
Il don't know whether I can So
o-v1ue 10 take my place there sa-1
Mr.. Fryer. I'm sure tAeE S--- %
torred Mr.. Thomson 49,. .---.----...r, +
Tba court then ruled tnat lnasIn-S-. f
as the agreement mad r2l tee- A-.-.-7
IN his presence. he could take no coz
nizancs thereof He added taa[ ne -
hearing would be continued az Ho-r- F.
Dieu at . o'clock
russell Appears Composed
pussei1 maintained during the ar 4
rerncon the same attitude, o1e ~ -.
-eres- and occasionally uEht sPLl -'
as he did in the morning seSs--l-- D.
fore the afternoon hearing Nas
siderable time reading The 1eia-u I
weekend edition
Russell comes Under Guard.
co,--t officials. attendants and at
-oruevz began to arrive az the -1Sl-
ri -,-ora-lv ut seven o'clock. one /
Of the first parties coming III as ~
-orncbiIa. was that htFlHS l-5
cuzad iu charge. Russell was n - s--.. n
81 constable Lon Garner ana aepu.-
-n.~ifrs wv Finley and John Boone
Justice Hail. the states and the De-
fence attorneys. together with re-
aorters. followed soon
Attorneys Clash in Corridors
Then. for the first time in the his
or- Of the Hotel Dieu, IL was lLe
scene OF q court session The occa-
SON was also probably the first time
m Inc history Of Texas thet 1utclal
officer held a session in the confines
y p hospital caring for the sick Ihc
scene was an unusual one IN many
,-a,s. the court moving about lhe
Of the building Tor about
boz hour. every minute OF which -
-ear1red bv clashes of attorneys. VINO.
With consideration FOR the patients OF
he institution. made their remarks
through tuev were at times heated, -l
,ndertones-
Convenes Inside Entrance
Justice HolI5 stand was l--e.a aug
40 10 "#
ust inside the main entrance OF the
mil Ing. and moved about until az
ournment'' was reached In front OF
Torghton's room. fin which the man
vas sufferer from MS recent
Wounds hut W. still without knowl-
.dge OF trc fact that ne was witness
n n preliminary herring on cherfe
= l-ii15ro- oualev. Houghr0n- in fact
I'D not know yet that Qla-ey H-u
Fry~r offers to Take Evidence.
The first cI-sn Of attorneys arose
.ver the fact that there w"s no Off
fal steuocranier present County 'l-
ornev Fryer announced ne Wouip
O. Ike down tho evidence. pre- entinE
notebook we object sod at-or-
ley Thomson. ATr- Fryer then SUE
-ested that iui-e Hall himself J'k-
Town the evidence ana that 0l+l--'
scented by silence. The court tnen
moved down the corridor loWa--7
Toughron's room.
Doctor Crurds Hou~htou.
The retiuue weS met near the en-
rance 10 the sick mems room nY
his phTsician. DR.. a.. y. C3lucr- VINO
unounced that AR. Houshto0's con-
lition YVES such that he could not
.rani the strain OF an evamln1-lpn-
rr. Fryer said ne had understood 1'-.
'aluau had told On atr0ruev ri the
.te te during the day that while rne
icz m"n could not cnrue TO court for
evtral DAYS. be could testify iu his
-oo-1. nr. Caluau a-ul.iueJ there
must have been mi-uudersl @1f-'--lo-
"Tm s0rry." replied 1ir- Frvrr.
yaII-iug towards Foushto1's door.
.oteDoni- still in h7u@.
Frv@r n-d P'cdSop Clash.
Meanwhile Ue~-lv everv a-+0rnev
present was ral'-i1H, 20 JUDGE H0L AT p
me time. Nr. Ever addressed SOME
emar'rs 10 the iudge eu7 e~~eote1 80 J
n atuemnr Of attornev pfedeoe 70 o. ?
ne some thing in n V-av th@+ h~0urhr z
he following from Nr-. Pled@oe-
''Afr. Frver. Won win nor soy that To I &
Pc OUTSIDE this ios7i+71" Z
II VIII meet you outside was the Z
eiciuder.
Friends Of t1a two interviewed snS Z
IT. Frve~ insisted thai 20 ives ready
% meet Mr. Ble1soe outside ~onato- Q
--'7snntH iu n tone that i1diraJed j
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