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

; amusement. said, Fryer, he viii meet
: you alI right
EudspetIt Counters, Smiling.
/ well. IT'D meet him. and you, toe,
3 was Mt. Frver's next rejoiuder.
i In the same tone. but adding an ei-
/ fort TO c0uClliare, the senator replied:
"Fryer. you can meet me. II you
7 want trouble. you can find 10 with me.
{ You wouldn't have 70 20 further
I Tho senator was smiling at the time
end o. few minutes later the enLire
party wrs going likewise.
H=U PostpOncs Herring.
Mcauu hi.e. judge Hail. eudeaTor-
/ in- 90 settle the matter, lad asked
. pr Caluau's permission TO see the
] sick man. This IVES granted and the
judge and Mr.. Fryer accompanied the
physician to HouEhton's bedside. On
demo1stra ting that Houghron's coE1i-
ton was such that he could not stand
I the ordeal of attorneys examination
the party emerged and the court an
nou1.el the hearing would be taken
ID Monday morning az the same
place. when H0ugh-ols statement
would be received
St1te Guards HOu@htau's Room.
The state considers the les Llmouy
expected Of Hou-n-Ou Of extreme ii--
nortanCc. and attorneys for the prose
cutlon were uesiTols ---- 10 pl.a
reach the sick man before The eEaml-
nation could be had. Therefore,
earlier I'm the evening the room ac-
foluine Hough-ou had been engaged
bv the state. and when the court ar-
rived. special officer Henry Blum was
on the scene. his Instructions naVln+
evidently been not 20 allow any one
susnecte1 OF attempting 10 influence
'roushto1's statement TO enter mis-
When the court adjourned. this ar
reugement was continued by the
state. Deputy Finley and special uen-
utv w. r Petty were Left on guard
TN frs.-rc+fors that they them
selves shoul- not enter the room. and
that none other than DR. ,el10n or
nurses. or parties oCCOm1anie1 10y the
doctor. be llowcd 90 enter. Dr. CAL
non nfvr--1f yv1@ ANCHORS rl9r news
Of the killing o. Ou0'ey he kept fro~1
Fouo1tou. fearing the effects or the
ru-n-ise on the mans nervous sFs-
nrvcIo~ed Notb'pe Definite.
Following uh7r defence attorneys
considered an attempt on INC part OF
some ono 90 remove O. g. HouEnton
from Hotel nieu SATURDAY evening
inst before the time set for the takine
of his testimony iu the preliminary
h-1ring OF William O. Russell in con-
reCriou with the killing 90. tn-tr--s
Qua ley, county attorney W. H. ffF r-
Instructed proceedings that led {"
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case started Testimony under ne
writ was heard 10y justice j.. N-
U+avar SUM av and developed uotniuG
definite TO indicate HuuErtou was 20
be taken from the hospital, In tA-
opinion of the court.
one of rle defence attorneys IS sd-l
20 have discovered an ambulance in
the rear Of Hotel Dieu early SATURDAY
Leo Hartford and Berry HagedoI
were summoned 40 give testimony IN
connection with this discovery.
says Patient Unknown 10 Them.
CT was az Hotel Disu TO move
patient for Ur. Calnau.' Mr H1rttoro
testified Witness said he did not
know t4-u OF saturday night who the
patent was. Witness had neen called
at $50 o'clock oE Mr. Ha-e-on- q
dfd not move the patient because Dr.
Calnau said he DID not want the pa
tient moved added the witness TO
another question.
II went % Hotel Dieu az about ten
minutes TO seven testified Hagedon- .
At whose Instance ne was ASKED,
and ne replied. "Dr. Calnan's-" Wit
ness did not know who the patient
was aud said he waited about - min
utes and then Dr. Caluan said he did
not want the patient moved Witness
had not the slightest idea who the F.
patient was. he said.
Get Information From Nurse.
ar Fryer did not place any OF
H0ueh-0n's nurses ou the stand ale
though he said he was informed 10y
one -lar her patient was TO be moved .
Justice DeaVer said at the close OF
the hearing. 40 which none OF Rus
sells attorneys we're present. that
there was uo evidence 90 even indicate
an attempt to- violate the law. To "a p
reporter Monday morning. the justice
said that iLas7lush as H0lghtou WAS
not under amy charges himself nor
even under witness process the law
would not have been violated y BE I
mad been moved from the hospital.
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