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ae re POE IY aR “an ca OR SO rT ae etn ee ee as ae ows 2R-BO, 19BB YR -16- a el stem eine 68. a r # ¢ re settle pent tout of LOUIS COPPERFIELD {n the murder trial to force the — COPPR: nLDS to a settlexent. oo res | eS ‘SiYDRR stated that aNia'& baby died shortly thereafter (at | {ed er Bens Les ee bh dee bee ee eee AP the Aan mh nt au Pant be seven months Ot S59) AL meee eee mo you: VuuUgG Vl BiG “VOGAL s+ 4HG8 26 1064 ¥ Lag he does not. Yelieve any papers were ever filed in the case in court by eee. - WIDDOWS. “(ime real fact is that ANNA RIDDLE at that time hed » lawful | Sr Living 1 hus and namea SILVERNAIL at Hominy, and therefore could not have ! | . - ae ae marriage oontragt i eith F FRANK, COPPERFIELD, } saps = ae a, eagwer “Xo er’ te cuections by leat e. y swwaa atated that es tb! Ws had ever communicated any of the evidence or informs- tion regarting the WHITEHORN murder to any officer or official at | i eee pawhuske, “end in fats have not communicated it to anyone until he, SNYDER, “tela HARVE FREESE about it a long time later. thet HARVE FREESE was telling him, SNYDER, that he, FREESE, was | eouvinsel “$hat HATTIE WEITEHORN had killed CHARLIE WITEHORN and wack ts “¢ went DICK WALLACE to arkansas city on the ence; ‘that FREESE —_ ha se ry 8 $io,0 000;00 reward for the conviction of the surderc® -_ of cash WHITMORE. Los en 4 XS yw Biypan states that he then told UR, FREESE thet HATTIE WHITE- ; pe the gekity one, but That LOUIS COPPERFIELD was, ang be, SUYDER, told PREESE what aNNA RIDDLE had told him, SNYIBR; that FREESE than rebarket that he would have DICK WALLACE work with him and brought DIOK, mLsg @own to SNYIER'S home where SNYDER again told the story tc ny CK WALLACE stated that he knew a woman FEAR OINAS Fad oul Og ZOULS COP2 ERP TEND by getting him ont and % ey et ce oe erie eid that piex