Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-13

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YEA sir, said sp@akman, vita boz,
i think I Do"
-rAsn will you repeat thea 20 us-rs-
peat them - neariy - they were spoken
~ you can"
swell, your honor, Mr.. Jones had come
b see ii he could make . bargain for
Nutter's Brandy colt. Jones had noticed
little lameness in the of hind leg, and
he said If he could be sure that was only
temporary, he would give three thousand
dollars for the colt; and as he was q
capital horse doctor, he wanted to take
the animal homo and attend to that leg,
and if he could cure it he would ray the
three thousand dollars"
"Yes-and now will you tell US Just
the words with which Mr.. Nutter an.
swered2"
"well your honor, Mr.. Nutter said he
didn't care"
"Stop, witness. You do not fully I'M
derstand. I want the exact words which
were spoken. Mr.. Nutter would not
have said what he would or would not, do.
Did he not say, Il will do 90 and soT He
must have spoken in the first person."
mo, your honor-Jones was the first
person that spoke"
my dear man." said the judge, smil.
ing in spite Of his trouble, II mean that
MIR. Nutter would not, when telling what
he would himself do, have made use of
the third person" IL ID
"0f course not, your honor; 7 was the
third person there, and he didn't want to
use me at ALL" ts.s...... 4nm,.
"Pshawi Look here, my good man, I
simply wish you to repeat the exact
words used by the defendant on that oc-
casion. Give them to US just as they
came from his lips. Now he did not say
no would do it; he must have said, II do
not care,' and so on. Do you under
stands"
"But, your honor, I can swear that
your honor's name was not mentioned at
your honor cared or didn't
care" "t
Walton gave it up, aud was forced to
allow the witness to tell his story in his
own Ways. o. Jr., in Ne0 York
Ledger.