Brenham Evening Press. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 98, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 15, 1909 Page: 4 of 4
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came in, Corttete waa Utkin# to me,
Carisate in shirt ateeves. be went that
way meet of the tUe. The W« 1®
the floor of the Judge'a «and,lf;« *«*.***
rained up from hi* **«, hk £*<*}* etftofe ted^rlWe wafted to
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bin remark apparently to Mr.L tryittK t0 me ^4 Lora ia a g~
Buelriman, aaid “don’t g«J too Id- d- a- b- that has been wb
jfar,” but Constable Hughes h*d IjS “1 »tol tart'yw or%r betore
Had his arum around hisa at onee | ta»t. f did not discover a»y arms.
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Bud McDarie was at the south
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M O RE.
Cross examination by Mt. S<*rcy. f beath From Damp or Drowning
Pulled Out by toe Feet on a
Hook by Helping Hands.
A eonferenee of attorneys
I <-ast eud of tie store * Nutt cable In
held and thought it was only 51 aad was phouin# to the #trts about
0Vloek court adjourned until 10 *ljow , Hmm n,
, , . I near a show cace at the time of
Wednemmy morning. |shooting, and my wife waa waiting
At 9:85 Wed needs. Attorney May-1 an hlui It may hare been two or
wrt for the State, snounre-1 that the three minutes to the shooting. Car-
lisle rested for the present I lisle had not boim over there that
lire, Katie 8. Tucker, was the first day. Hughe*’ bar is 50 or 60 steps
witness called by the defense She away from store. Carlisle had. been
■« wife of B. J. Tucker, at whoae talking to me, Carlisle walked by,
store Mr. Carlisle war killed. came right back. Kitchen waa fac
f was preeant, Mr. Tucker having ling we, be struck Kitchen with hU
tone borne and left me about # o’cloc | left band and threw his hand be
»’id I waa In charge of the store Tw j hind hiiu. Kitchen said “That la
-okired boy* came in from the Routt I more than I can stand” and pulled
f.rm Bud McDade came In next and}his gun and shot him. He was three
«® down at hack door. Carlisle came {or four feet from him.
0 »x« smoking n olpe. He commenced I I went to see the barber, Mor-
t dkiag to me. He asked "where ls|?«u and talked to him. I went to
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FIB in your name and address and send it along to the Lydia E. Pinkham
Tucker.” I replied down home I of-
fered to send for him. He said “Ho,
I II wait.” He then naked If the
b.jjre had hauled a heavy load with
his bores. He cursed the boys that
had used htt horses and 1 asked
him to desist. He cursed the boys,
hi* nephews for rt—s—of b’a. Mr.
Tucker came iu, I sold some vuase-
•ioe Mr. Kitchen walked In with bro
ter and walked down to the south
ad of the store, passing Mr. C. and
>ayed Mr, Tucker a Hvery hilt. Mr.
' passed Mr. K. going towards the
>uth end of the store and returned
y Mr. K and struck htm with bis
•ft hand and called him a g— d—- s-
f a b— and tnrned, and Kitchen
•tilled his gun and shot him. Tucker
ltd to Kitchen not to fire again. K
walked out. Carlisle following him,
ailing htm a coward to which Mg,
■vttcUen replied -T am uo coward
you threw yonr hand behind you.
Cross examination by Mr. Maynard
ran a hotel in Hempstead, It burned
'.nd we lost evepythlng and left there.
Mr. Nutt lives half way between our
store and home. Askew and Kitchen
nd Morgan boarded at Mr. Nutt’s.
Nutt came with Kitchen when he
ame to the store. We were lateres
-h1 in a bus line. Carlisle boy* were
Iso engaged In bus business. She
ienled that there was any animosity
Old man Moore, an aged colored
man who cleans out wells around
town, was hired to clean out the
weil of Mr. JohD Devoky who resides
on corner of Rippetoe and Jefferson
streets Wednesday morning and with
a colored man to help him, he
went down In the well about ten
o’clock and after puttering around in
lt tor some time told his helper to
send down a few pieces of curbing
that he had sawed tor the purpose.
They were sent down, but the help-
er looked down and noticed that he
did not take them, and calling to him'
got uo response. He finally got the
old man to say that be waa uot
through yet, but he still noticed that
he did not take the timber he had
Tom Clemons was ua'gent down and he tried to gc-t him
to take the bucket and come up.
There was very little water in the
well at thia time, and the old man
was perhaps not aware that he waa
suffering from well damp, or poison-
on* gas, but be sank down and be-
fore any one could be found that
would venture down after him, he
was dead and the water had arose
above hi* body.
The reporter recahed there Just at
noon, as did Mr. DeVoky,M essrs. W.
8. ,Vinson and Sam Rankin, and one
or two colored men. Hooks were se-
cured and Mr. Vinson finished him
up; catching the hook behind his heel
string, and the reporter and Mr. De-
Voky wound him up, to find that he
had been dead too long for even the
wound that the hook made to bleed.
Justice Chappell was sent for and
held an Inquest, returning a verdict
in accordance with the above facts.
Sob Whlddon .-xd told him he was
Uinta ken about lt.
i asked Bn; McDade bow it occur
red and Where ho waa when the
shooting occurred.
I asked old Tom Clemons where he
was at the time of the shooting. Just
inked them out of curioeity.
After whit.ii court adjourned for
llnncr until i: 30. v
Attorney it. E. Pennington went up
to Burton Wednesday.
Mr. and Mr.1;, Leonard Ileartfield of
Bcaumo.-it are in the city.M r. Heart-
field being a witness In court.
WhanR ufcen Comes To Town
Here's one to laugh at if you en-
joy good comedy don't miss this one.
Mrs, A. L Ur utford, of Galveston,
is here on a visit the guest of her
aunt. Mr*. Leila Thornhill.
Water Sports at Saint Moritj.
Don't miss the exciting game of
Hookey In this picture you'll enjoy
seeing the skaters race.
Celery, Commits, peaches and
grapes every day
W1TTBE KKR & HOTING.
Mrs Emmii Wilkins Linn has ro-
I turned from Houston where she ha*
. , , , Jbt-en for the past few days selecting
'.he denied that She ever spoke to Mr I,fHn atock ot KU0(ja,
'arlltlo about backing those boy*.
She denied calling Mr. C, to the
tore. Two colored boys came to
first. Bud McDade came next and
vat down; before Tom Clemons. Mr
Tucker didn’t get hack beofre Mr. C
■tine In and naked where T. was. She
•>-*tnied the story of the horses. He
was not msd at me. but at hi* ne-
phews, and asked If they had hauled
heavy loads. She here retailed the
•tory of hi* cursing about the horses
with very little variation adding that
Mr. Carlisle said to Kitchen that he
had robbed him all of his life ns he
strrek him with his left hand. Her*
Mrs. Tucker was called Upon to draw
diagram of the store
After the drawing of the nutp the
parties were located there. At the
time Kitchen came In Carlisle was
standing about 1*3 of the way down
the second Counter. Kitchen walk-
on down I ho counter and passed
Mr, Carlisle, back on down the
Wednesday morning as Miss Louise
Stone went to get In a buggy the step
broke and she fell backwards sustain-
ing some serious brulcc...
Of «H in»idiou* unsuspected 1
cine Kidney Dbeese is worst of «1L j
Miy Affections, Swelling of the Feet, \
the Eyes are constant symptoms, and you
warned by diem.
Rexall Kidney
Pills
Correct all these troubles and make you well
increase your strength and vitality, clear the
and brighten the complexion.
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Schirmache,
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- Nyals Peptonized
Beef, Iron and Wii
for sale at
ANOTHER ANNUM ARRIVING
Taking a Tumble ont of the
Traditions of Time.
STRAYED OR STOLEN—One foX
terrier pup, white with black spots.
H, 0. Miesnur or O. Schnwe & Son
and receive reward. 9-15 ft.
LOST—A pointer dog about one year
old, color lirnr and white, answers
to the name of Joe, Finder will be
rewarded by returning to T. A.
Low Jr., 945 Jw.
There was loft at my hou*o dur-
ing the mouth of July a gold and
store. Kitchen then spoke to Tucker I lw'ar! handle parasol. The owner
and said he wanted to pay hts livery.) recover same by calling on me.
hill and put some money down. C.
then walked to the south of the store
the back of Kitchen. Carlisle re-
mained n few seconds and then came
back and passed Kitchen to the left
of Kitchen and looked up at Kitchen,
the time Kitchen shot Carlisle, I
was getting my little bundles to go
home. I dp n't know who I waa look-
ing at at the time tho shot was fired,
have always liked Mr. Carlisle,
the time Carlisle strurk Kitohcn
the left chest with hla left hand
Kitchen waa about two steps from
Carlisle when he shot him. Kitchen
came in with n coat on, Carlisle In
hla shirt sleeves, l think Kitchen
and my brother came In. l think, to-
gether. My brother went tot the horn
'phone and he waa talking over the
'phono. I don't know where Nutt
went after the shooting, t did not
know he waa coming. 1 did not sus-
pect any trouble. He had been to
ray house frequently. Mr. Kitchen'*
wife boarded with ua for four years,
Mrs. Carlisle Bent tor me. Mrs. Car
Hale never told me »ho did not wnnt
I me there. I did not persist In talk-
ing to Mr. Carlisle. Mr. Hughes aaid
ha wanted everything qutet. I havn't
talked to all the witnesses, I have
not opened my head to the witnesses.
O. A. Seward. 9-15 3t.
NOTICK-1 have In the pound a light
bay horse about 12 years old has
only one eye. If not called for In
10 days wfl] sell for charges. J. H.
BCRCH, l’otmdkeoper. 9-15.
Divorces Granted Wedneaday ,
The following divorces wee grant-
ed Wednesday.
Eliose Steinfold v». Henry gteln-
tehl.
TUlie Oglesby ve, Kugeuo Oglesby.
Mr. W. L. Wilcox, of Moss Point,
Mississippi, spent Wednesday in the
city prospecting. He had read the
special, industrial, agricultural odttto i
Press and camo to investigate and
may locate here.
WE WANT A GERMAN SALKSLAD1
who speaks German and Spanish,
must be a good stock keeper and
a live one. No other kind need ap-
lpy. Skaggs, Buruett Co., Winters,
Runnels Co., Texas. 9-16 Iw.
The court teom is crowded during
(the Kitchen trial with people there
I to listen to tin? evidence. The case
|8b« denied tBikln# to McDade or any ThirsdTy mid the a^^en? common-
[not opened my mouth to Morgan
Isinco he waa married. I don’t know! Tho President of the Union Trust
J7^r, *#t *UTr of New rU wtUndefTy
I he came to the store or not. cutting his throat Monday with a ra
8. J, Tucker waa tho next witness, j *or, John W. Castles, waa a brother-
merchant. farmer, and run hock ami
hotel at Chappell Hill. My wife's
name Is Katie. Mysore to 40 x 50.
I (Here he waa shown a map of the
I store and locations were explained be
ore the Jury as per diagram )
I waa not In the store when Mr.
lisle came. Bud McDade and a ltt»
boy were in toe atom and Carilalo
I waa there. I went to the Grocery
I counter on Urn east aide, south end
ft feet ot tear end. Car-
I!'*?* aaya Tuck and I hate just been
In# about the boys unlug my hor-
and I want to know If you saw
I replied In the affirmative,
he said ! am going to send them
to the
•sen
an oath. K.
and paid
uaod. Carttate
box. and
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aw and
in taw ot Mrs. Castles, ot Bryan,
daughter ot President H. K. Harrtaon
of thia city.
Your old school books .bought
and exchanged.
ARTHUR KNOLLE.
8tlrrlnj Day* of Old Virginia.
stsSSSS:
A Chicago writer, on the sub-
ject of Jewish New Year, 5670,
which begins Wednesday accord-
ing to the Jewish calendar New
Year’s day, properly rash liasho-
na will arrive with September
IB.
The year 5670 anno mundi will
be the eighth year of the two
hundred and ninety-ninth lunar
cycle of nineteenth years since
the creation, according to Jewish
reckoning and it is the fourteenth
year of the two hundred and
third solar cycle of twenty-eight
years, also counting them from
creation.
In tracing the probable sources,
hidden in the midst of prehistoric |
times, of tile method of computa-
tion under the Jewish calendar,
it has been found that the first
years in the primitave calendars
were composed of five mnoths of
thirty days each.
It is also contended that be-
fore the five month year was ad-
opted, the term year was applied
to one month. This meant that
the period of a moon cycle was
termed a year.
Advocates of this theory seek
to prove their contention by the
working out of the ages of the
first men mentioned in the Bible.
The result is to sweep bis laurels
for longevity from Methuselah’s
brow. Under the system of the
moon cycle, Methuselah's record
of 930 years is eut to 73 3-4.
Similarly, Adam’s 819 years of
life, calculated at 29 1-2 days,
the exact period of a “lunation,”
or moon year, works out at 75 1-2
years.
The next stage in the marking
of time is supposed to have been
the discovery of the equinoxes in
spring and autumu when the
day and night were exactly the
same length. This would give
five months of 30 days each. A
further stage was the discovery
that there were really aix moons
in a complete period between eq-
uinoxes.
SPLEEN’S
Drt
Sto;
FISCHER BROS.
' The oldest market In th« oily
Fresh Beet, Veal, Pork and Sausage Dt
Telephone No 43,
Prompness ia a Feature with Ua
KODAKS S KODAKS!
Schirmacher Has Them
A brand new line of Eastman.
All kinds and sizes, also every-
thing that goes with a Kodak-
Kodak finishing work and film
developing a specialty. Leave
your tilmq today and get them
tomorrow.
Remember it isn't a Kodak if
it isn’t an Kastman.
SCHIRMACHER
DR. HERMAN WIEBUSCH
DENTIST
Office over Spreen’s Drug
Store, Dr. Nash old stand
DR. C. R. EVERS!
D E N T IS;
Office Over
Giddings & Giddings
W. B. Hering*
General Insurance
and Real Estate
Giddings Buildii
J. J. Marek. >
VETERINARY
HoaeiTa- I* CONNFCTl
Office at Matcbett's Live
Sale Stable.
-■'ffloe phone,
BUCKHORN SAL(
MOVED TO SOUTH NORTH I
NEXT TO THE OPERA H<
Newly Furnished Thrc
First-Class in Its Fnrni
inga and Stock of
Wines, Whiskies and1
Fresh Beer on Tap. ,
Polite Attention to the
Trade.
URECH &
Proprietors.
F.R.LUtl
SPECIAL PROGRAM
At the Alrdome Theatre Te he Shown
, Tonight.
The Alrdome will show 3000 teet ot
pictures tonight Including such In-
teresting subjects as *‘8Urrtng Days
w‘» When Ruben Comet to Town**
Of the Washington County State bank "Water Sports in 8t. Morits."
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Venerable Lady Dead
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saws wtSwMsi#
tor.
BSE*of the older Inhahl-
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ARTHVR KNOLLE.
We carry the Corticelli and
Brainard & Armstrong em-
broidery silks in all shades*
& M. C. embroidery cotton
in numbers from 18 to 35.
Embroidery Lustre in letters
A, B, C, D, E and F. Also
Clark’s O. N. T. Luster on
spools in colors. In fact
everything to do art needle-
work.
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Respectfully,
F. RJ
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