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12 Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1914 EL PASO HERALD Attorney Charles Owen On Trial News Brevities Kamuldo Maese Tells of Alleged Offer By Owen To Testify. Charles Owen, who was Mrs. Agnes Ornor's chief counsel in the five triaiS she has had on the charge of poisoning her daughter, Lilli'-, was arraigned for trial on a charge of attempt at sub- orination of perjury, before a jury in the 34 th district court Wednesday morning. The indictment against the attorney grows out of the last trial of Mrs.

Orner at Van Horn, where after that trial Owen was arrested and brought to El Paso The indictment followed in the indictment Owen is charged with offering $50 to Itamuldo Maese to test if at the trial of Mrs. Orner that he had sold arsenic to a mnn by the name of Lee, to a man whose name sounded like and that he was not to say anything about the sale. On the stand Wednesday morning Maese testified that he knew a graph had bc-en strung in his room, and that the court stenographer a district judge, a countv attorney, district attorney and deputy sheriff Stanley Good, were there. Judge -A. M.

Walthall, of the 41st district court, is presiding in the trial of the case, as judge Dan M. Jackson is a witness. The jurors trying the case are: J-L H. Borcherding. Charles Ervin, A.

Wagner, L. B. Hevn. J. Y.

Frasier, W. O. Martin. Lucius Fuller, T. Lindsey, C.

F. Jones, E. B. Lee, Louis Lowe and W. J.

Jones. Judge Dan Jackson Testifies. ptp Dan M. Jackson, of the 34th district court, the first witness called oy state, testified: qualified as judge about December 1. The last term at an Horn was held last October, 1912.

in the case appeared in tne court room and the defence announced that it would ask that the rule be invoked. The witnesses were sworn by Walthall and cautionod to observe the rule. Orner judge Jackson tinued. set for October 6, according to my recollection. Orner was charged with having murdered her daughter.

Lillie judge Jackson stated. case was on the docket at that Judge Jackson was not examined by the defence. Ramuldo Maese. next called, testified that he had been working for the Peak Inder- taking company for two years. Says Owen Came to See Him.

first time I saw the witness said, came to my room. He calle.d me up over the telephone and said he wanted to see me. My room is in the back of the undertaking parlor. It was Sunday. He n.slced me if 1 had worked in a drug store, said He asked me if I knew a man named Lee.

He said he was in the Orner case. He said that if I would testify in the Orner case he would give me $50. He said all I would have to do would be to get on the stand and say that man. by the name of Dee came to the drug store and I sold him arsenic, but at first did not want I went to Van Horn. I do not know who sent for me.

I saw Mr. Owen there. He asked me what I was doing there. Says He Was $10. gave me $10.

Two gold pieces. He he ould give me the rest of the money at Van Horn. I did not know Lee. I had not sold a man like that, poison. I guess Mr.

Owen knew Leading Questions Asked. Questions were then put to the witness in an effort to bring out that he had consented to go to Van Horn and testify, for the purpose of the defendant; that he knew that a dictagraph had been placed in the room where Lhe conversation was alleged to have taken place and that he had been instructed to answer to all Owen said. The witness answered yes to all of the questions. The witness then wae asked; 'When be came to Owen went right into the facts, didn't les, was the answer. when he left he told you he was go- MAKE WORK EASIER ing to Hills to find out if you had worked there you had not wrorked there at thai time was the answer.

you never saw Owen again until you went to Van he told you there that he had found out you had not worked at the drug store and he could not use Yes. was the answer. did not try to use was asked. was the answer, i'ourt then adjourned until 2 ocloek iiesday afternoon JURY IS SECURED IN TRIAL OF SUBIA I.tT Ruddy is First Witness lu Pecos Trial and Tells of Hie Killing of Marshall Moorehead Pecos, Texas, Feb. jury secured for trial of Fernando Subia, charged with the murder of city marshall T.

Y. Moorehead. was secured this morning. Twenty-seven veniremen were examined. There was little difficulty in qualification.

Most of the 15 who were excused preemptorily from the venire Lopez in the allev in iear I store. I Bagnme Transfer, Livery '0444 for Call phones prompt baggage transfer and Phone 1 for hacks. (Advertisement.) Train Bulloiiu. Train No. 4, the ooiden State limited from the west, due at "A p.

is reported to arrive at 5:40 p. m. G. H. S.

A train No. 2, from the west, due at 4 20 p. is reported to arrive at 6 p. m. Texas Pacific train No.

5, due at 9:50 p. m. from the east, is reported to arrive at 10:50 p. m. All other afternoon and night trains for Wednesday are reported on time.

Dr. Ebert, Dentist, 216-218 Mills. Bldg. Phone 1 for taxicabs. Mexican Hats, Baskets, Drawnwork.

Henry S. Beach, Wholesale, 4 08 Frisco St. Prisoners Taken to Fort Itiley. A squad of prisoners were taken from Fort Bliss to Fort Riley, Wednesday morning under guard of a i detachment of 15th cavalrymen. Wright cleans clothes in 1-1 Paso.

Phone 343 for wagon. Policewoman Seattle, Feb. 25. hosier, a 120 pound police woman on the waterfront, broke ta S. botwi rnen, them submitted meekly when woman showed her star, ana crowd cheered Mrs.

Nosier. two heavyweight I. arrested the flKhters and took to the police pollce- Ft. Bliss, Feb. 1.

1 9 J4: 1 proposals in triplicate will.be i here until la A. M. Mar. 5, 1914, and then opened, for furnishing floors and windows. Information furnished upon application to quariei- master.

The City Directory were men from the outskirts of the edition on sale at the International county and from Loving county. Large crowds are attending the trial. Leo Roddy, constable, was the first witness introduced by the state. He told of four officers approaching two Mexicans in the bright moonlight. One Mexican, he said, staggered as if drunk.

Moorehead stepped ahead of his companions and the Mexican who staggered, shot him before a word had been spoken. Roddy said he followed the shooter half a mile, firing eight times. He found the overcoat that the fugitive dropped, with bullet hole in the right side. The Mexican shot four or five times as he ran. Roddv stated that Moorehead had grrested the defendant on drunken sprees before, but the evidence was ruled out as hearsay.

The defence cross examined Roddy but did not affect the testimony. The jurv includes: Bird Henson, farmer of Arno: A. B. Burchard, stockman of Toy ah; Will J. Rhea, merchant, of Balmorhea; E.

Balcom, farmer, Balmorhea; H. Robbins, stockman, Saragosa; Will B. Thorpe, farmer, Iioban; J. J. Bush, farmer.

He ban; H. C. Slack, stockman, Hoban; E. Wadley, stockman, Panama: Wm. stockman.

Saragosa: W. E. Gould, farmer Balmorhea, and r. O. Hoefs, farmer, Hoban.

The accused appears indifferent to the proceedings. The state rested at 2:30 after examining sheriff Tom Harrison, Dr. Jim Camp and C. N. McCoy.

Harrison repeated the story of constable Roddy. Dr. Camp described the wound as being in the left side of nose and necessarily fatal. McCoy stated that pistol was tight in the scabbard when the body was moved. District attorney W.

P. Brady then took the stand and introduced a confession taken at Midland the day after the killing. due the confession reads. Subia being sworn, states: I shot T. Y.

Moorehead last night at Pecos. I thought they were going to kill me. I wTas with Juan Salinas. I thought they were going to put us in jail. I knew Moorehead when he came up The state then rested.

The defence was granted time for consultation, but has only two witnesses to offer. Book Stationery or P. H. Curran. El Paso Distilled Water Co.

Ph. 489. Capt. Woodhull Home. Capt.

S. J. Woodhull, of Cruces, N. was here Wednesday en route from San Antonio to Las Cruces. Capt.

Woodhull had been spending the winter in San Antonio as the guest of his brother. We are headquarters for Peerless Mazda lamps. Texas Electrical Supnlv 119 N. Stanton. Phone 1120.

Dr. Black, dentist, 415-16 Mills Bldg. Phone 1 for rent cars. Loses Watch on Car. Miss F.

J. Scott, a teacher living at 704 Wyoming street, on her way to her school in the smelter precinct Wednesday morning, lost her watch. At the time of the loss. Miss Scott was a passenger on the smelter car. She could not account for the loss of the timepiece.

The case was reported to the city detectives. Notice. This is to certify that I have sold all my right, title and interest in the Bert Ramsey company, and am in no way interested in that concern, or responsible for any debts contracted by said company. Mrs. Bert Ramsev.

AMUSEMENTS. Dr. Nettie Satterlee, osteopath, 410 Mills Bldg. phone 141. Res.

phone 3483. Phone 1 for auto baggage trucks. Photographs Sluin Woman's Eve. Aurora, Feb. authorities here have photographed the eye of Theresa Hollander, who was killed here a week ago.

attornev Tyler admitted this, saying that the retina of a murdered person retains the image of the murderer. Alleged Pickpocket Held. G. Guerro. arrested on charge of having abstracted watch trom the pocket of Harry D.

Tuesday night, yesterday was chaigea with theft from the person by a complaint filed in judge James J. court. Dr. A. T.

Still Osteopathic infirmary. Or. Ira W. Collins, physician in chief: Dr. M.

Alkire, ladv specialist; Dr. Carl Gibson, 201 W. Missouri street. iney cured others. They can cure you.

Dr. Paget, dentist, 501 Roberts-Banner. Wright cleans clothes cleanest in El Paso. Phone 343 for wagon. Mexico Settlers Washington, D.

Feb. Ihe gal contest between 450 heirs of captain John Gonzales, who received a grant of land in Mexico from the king of Spain in 1710 and settlers on a portion of the land 1 mg in the Rio Grande valley near Albuquerque was decided by the supreme court in favor of the settlers. TH Noon Day I.unch 25c. At Angelus Cafe in Angelus Hotel Bldg. Conducted by Americans.

Union Cafe, Meals 25c. Opp. Majestic. French Officer Weds American. Denver, Feb.

Paul La Forgue, of the French army, and Miss Persis Tabor, neice of former senator H. A. W. Tabor, were married here Tuesday' night. Dr.

E. dentist, moved to 202 second floor Roberts-Banner Bldg. John T. Hill, lawyer, 311-12 Caples Bldg. To Aid Poor Preachers.

Chicago, 111., Feb. 25. creation of a fund which will enable impecunious young men to become preachers, is the object of the Western Society for Increase of the Ministrv, which has been organized here. Officials of the Western Theological seminary of the Episcopal church are behind the plan. IRSDAY AT Let Milliners Design a Hat For You spring hat should, by all means, be individually characteristic.

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Chicago. 111., Feb. Elizabeth Healy, wife of a wealthy druggist, was slain with a bread knife in ihe kitchen of her home Tuesday. I Mrs. Healy, the police believe, was the i victim of a beggar whom she refused i to feed.

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from Southampton, England, that Lewis Brooks Brace, a young Briton, said to have robbed his parents of 10,000 here, was under arrest in that city, brought to light a report that the young act had wrecked his entire family and that his father in consequence had been deported to Nassau, in the Bahama islands, as an undesirable alien. El Paso Distilled Water Ph. 489 Hill, Optician of Precision, 421 Mesa. Phone 1 for heavy hauling. symptoms of kidney trouble.

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Zach Lamar Cobb, Collector of Customs. Seizures Nos. 7976 1 lot drawnwork; 83157 1 pistol; 8316, 1 pistol; 8317, 1 lot cartridges: 8360, 8 guns, 8642, 1 lot opals; 8751, lot blankets: 9009, 2 wool 1 blankets; 9010. pcs. wheelwork; 2 handkerchiefs, 1 doily: 9016.

1 doily, i 9017, 1 wool blanket; 9018, 2 small blankets; 9019, 4 doilies; 9020, 1 lot drawnwork: 9021, blanket, 9022, 2 doilies, 9023, 1 blanket: 9024, 1 lot 9025, 1 lot handkerchiefs; 9026, 1 blanket; 9037. 1 blanket; 9028, 2 blankets, 9089, 7 pcs. lace; 9030, 9 pcs. lace; 9031, 1 pkg. perfumery; 9037, 1 dirk; 900S, 1 lot opals; 9048, 1 lot drawnwork; 9049, 1 blanket; 9052.

3 shawl; 9062, 1 shawl, 9063, 1 shawl; 9064, 1 reel motion picture films; 9065. 2 reels motion picture films; 9071, 1 lot handkerchiefs: 9072, 1 shirt; 9073, 1 lot handkerchiefs: 9074, 1 shawl; 9075, 1 shawl: 9088, 1 Panama hat: 9089, i scarf: 9120, 6 watches; 9136, 1 lot thread wheelwork; 9150, 1 blanket, 915S, 1 blanket; 9159, 1 blanket, 9168, 1 wool blanket; 9173. 1 lap robe; 9174, 2 wool blankets: 9175, 2 doilies: 9188, 1 lot handkerchiefs; 9189, 1 purse, 2 bead necklaces; 9190, 1 scarf, 9191, 1 pkg. cologne; 9192, 1 razor; 9200, 1 lot thread-work; 9201. 1 scarf, 9206, 4 pcs.

drawnwork; 9207, 1 wool blanket: 9208, 2 blankets, 9209, 3 wool blankets: 9210. 1 shirtwaist pattern; 9214, 7 pcs. wrheelwork; 9221, 1 statuette, 9222. 1 purse. 1 scarf; 9223, 1 coin fob; 9044.

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