New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19


he stood the crossings he was in the ste that even.
ing. and happened 10 stop aud see then there; James
came 10 The store between myself and Warren Fellows
Fellows pointed arevolvcr NJ andasl ed II wanted
the coutcnts tof the PstoG said didn't did not
point the revolver at my brother ia mes O. Did James
have his face Fellows at the a. nc he pointed the re-
q, DA Fellows cay IN the aeyway that you had better
wai5 until he got through. A. No, SIR When Fellows
pointed the revolver AT me We mt avoid difficulty;
when came hack In lew MN nes my father was uyns
when Fellows pointed the revolver at me II was cooked;
from Q. How long did b., point it at you. A. About
two mnntoo he was ali out G or feet from me no
you testify before the Coroner that in this difficulty IN
the alley.way Fellows 'ad. "Who the hell are you T.
A. think did.
Other witnesses WERE examined, but their testimony
did Lot materially diHJr from the above.
FOR TIE Defense.
TkAr Prosecution here rested, and the defense eac H.
L. Brown who that IN the forenoon OF the IN OF
August last he in company with Fellows Pee Mn0 ,
and. L. Adams went fishing TO Lebanon POND, about IA
u miles from Port Jorys; that the deIehaaht LOOK
jug of liquor with him. that ea about E ", ib Ms E
number Of times the way 10 the pond ana also drank
a. the hotels the way that he drank several times al
the pond that day. and also the forenoon OF INC next 1y
at the pond that thcy stopped that night AZ Mr.
Sannderss ana on the way oach nc dh ;utorcafed
Crossexamned by Mr.. Fullerton: O. DID the defendant
No. Sir by good deal he wouldn't let us drink OUT
OF his jug on the way each had our liquor don't
know Of any one eise's drinking out OF msJuS'
TESTIMONY L.. l. ADAMS
L. L. Adams sworn: Was with this party fishing the
defendant had jug OF liquor with MN; we stopped at
two hotels tho way there, and drank think a. each
Fellows drank three four times on tho way OUT or MS
Jug drank frequently at ne pond ne ann permit any
other person 90 drink out OF his Jug on inc way oacK 10
Port Jervs he drove very fast and reckless saw MN
| drink the way back; We Sot back before O'Clock
| drove nine miles IN ~ minutes
| TESTIMONY OF THOMAS MrLLErr
Thomas Mullet, sworn: Warren Fellows and Perry
| Mullock my store the evening OF the murder,
dusk; bought Ash OF him; he was under the
influence OF liquor more than ever saw him before
| TESTIMONY OF J. p SAUNDERS.
| Ar AZ VIII llure
! stopped when ON the hshng excursion was caIeu anu
corrobofated the testimony OF the previous witnesses
hotel keeper testified that Fellows severely injured
live YEAR ago: that his face was badly Iuanglcd: that he
Temilned at his (Cuticrbec'J four days; that
since he hurt no mad not been the same man rs Tor
merry always took the longest course in turning cor
TESTIMONY or FERRY MULLocK.
Perry MuIlucl, an imUurtaut witness, then sub
iectCd TO rigorous examination concerning the nshhg
! excursion OF EeOws Brown, Adams, and himself; That
| Fellows had jug Of gin with him. and drank IRE
dueuy on the way there that he drank every time he
caught fish, and sometimes before; that on the way
tba the witness ever saw him drive before, that the
wheels got hot; when got to Port Jervis we went
into The alley by MT SWlht0 man cale aio',
don't know who-and asked as what we were doing; we
said we were blowing Oh little; he saI' rms is 40
place FOR that-l want you IT, get out Oh that e no
| went away / don't know where no went;
when, JOAN swinton came and told us to go
out. | walked out, and he came M ana pushed
me. q. What did he do TO Warren tthe prisoner a
lie vailed mp close TO o nm ana o ,I@ ne NANTES
Warren told him lac hadn't got through went OUT on
/
SwiutOn say that ladies might come out there ana see
them, Fellows said "l don't any ladies' :" then
Fellows followed him tEC store ana thcJ commenced
talking Inn I right I'm front or the door; asked
Warren To along and turned away while stood
/ there 1 a have nOo OF Fellows with one mana
his shoulder aud lie seemed 10 be trying 10 catch nod
OF FciloWs's hand with ms other haud walked away
| maybe five siX blocks, when heard the report.
| leuan " SimOnds u carpenter WAS then called, ana
testified 10 the condition vi the premises IN question
! g.. During the time you know tins acy-Way were the
buildings occupied by the peIsOHs who occupy them
Howl 1. ] can't tell. @ How was the alley used dur
| ing the time you know III Objected TO. The Court
ruled that be could testify 10 how t used IN 1902
not before To tins SIR. Drake excepted. G. Was 10 used
by Mr. SWntUu for the purpose That the prisoner
used ~ objected to on the ground that man had
right TO MS premises he pieascs. Objection
| sustained. Exception.
! TESTIMONY OF 4 r. FELLOWS
| Alfred T. Fellows, brother OF tue prisoner was then
called 20 the stand, aud examined IN relation 70 hl-
brothers occupations That he given some letters
which had been taken from his pocket they were bills
from New York OBJECTED to- EIciudCdJ Tic letters arc
out OF my pussc,-ur examined the goods my brother
! ~ % ughJhauucd person
Dr. Pcrsou was then sworn, and examined upon tho
same points DrS. Nau.L'Cu aud Hunt were exam
/ ineI but no new facts were elected.
The remaining three witnesses for the defense being
absent tho Court adjourned 90 this morning at .. lhe
! tual VIII probably terminate this evening.