asked if she had not better get a suit of i clothes for Meade. She told witness on two or three occasions that they were going to be married. Mrs. Ould attended to most fif the business. Meade was generally there.

Edward Smith testified that he was in Mrs. Ould'a house on the night on which tjie shoot ing affair occurred, between t> and 7 o'clock. Thought, from her appearance, that she had j been crying, and left for homo. Mrs. Ould j seemed to be the proprietor of the place.