, 1879-03-04
At Tho afternoon session, Col. Van Arinhn
took the wEtnets In llatstl aEuin tor

dcslrcl her TO tell anything hut the traltl h1Io
thoi1ahtt as she MAS not asked to 20 before the
Coroncr's Jury or The Grand jury, TINT II Wns
been told II sho rame and told she would be In
tlctcd, she didn't like to say who told her tnt
Trudo was her husbnntl's first counsel. lie said
II they told the truth they would hu sent un for
from tcstitying. She wouldn't like 10 tell by
whom.
MI. Mills had no objection to her saying II It
waa my member of tic Police Department Or
Col Van Ar,nau didn't understand IL was
either.
Witness then, Will, reference to tho pattern,
told story nbout n mnn III the East, who WAS
gSE gSa: 'S sns{aosg tt[ s,f he s y 1y some %
lux her 70 senl SEQ. ehe sent, slIu thought, t}c-
tween $40 anl SIS. She hal not heard Of thu
inan snec. He had not sattt wllcre l,a lived.
Wne. rtecan o Gang t. the ST.; .o1c H. with The
told ler not to tcll anytn!ng. sllc had TO other
rrason She had told cx-I)etccttrc Hickey, AID.
McCntlrcy, Detective Flynn, u,nl others that
FrGclatl fired the shot.
Tn flc rccross witness admitted That sllc had
testified IN tho morning tltAt sl,u ad never told
anybody that Freeman fired the sll.,t.
The dcfnnBc here rested their ease.
siato's-Attorncy Mills recalled
MR.. rpHNEsr,
who tail he Ind lived III Fond lt, Lac IN 1860 or
We're you ever nrfcstcd In Fond ln Lac
charged with sttning coat or clntiit.gl''
Never for stealing cunt Or clothIng. Sev-
tral Bcbool.boys went Into clnss1nate's roaf,,
und some goods wcfu missing, and some Of us
got into trouble, arl 1t took us some timc 10
get out Of It,"
:" Wasn't your final escape from that c,,argc
due to the intcrccasion Of DR.. Griffin nnd otll-
,,,"1 ",11,ssy e''no around and testified to my char-
"What was tic chargcf"
~ dent Ee,nemberr d'stlnctly. remember
On tic cross ho sald he anl others ,scnt down
to haze a boy, atltl things were thrown nrountl,
and two or thrco Of them Hcre arrested. The
Charge was larceny
JOHN DgLr,
In rebuttal, testified that Mrs. Frlcdbcrg had
tUlM lin, when her husband surrendered hitn.
self, that she didn't know who killed Race.
A. 8. TNuDE
was then Sworn, md said he had met Forrest
three ur four tines. lie had becn reqicstttl TO
bc the counsel Of Freeman, but REFUSED. Wit
ness had not beet, his counsel. Lie rccollcrlcd
MI Interview ut which Lnnlt, Freeman, F0rrest,
md himself Wcre present. lie Then stated
Whut took place, denying that anything was sn,d
about charging tue murder on the Fricabcrgs.
Lamb told him TINT Forrest wantcd to tunkc II
Forrest into bis confidence. Nothing. waa satd
or stegestetl looking to tic committing OF per-
Jury by Lamb Or Freemat,. liz told Forrest tl,at
he would rot fe n natty to putting Freeman Of,
tic stand. 1t WIS no. claimed in tl,e
nawsp3pcr statements tint tic JewislI pcoplo
fired tt!e shot. lEc dill nos hear States Attor-
ncv Mills snY in bis ofllce (as Forrest lad te.tt-
led that Lamb might us well hanE In this con.l-
ty as any other. ..
On The uross hn testified TINT there WAS SONIC
feeling between Furrcst md himself 1t grew
out Of rcnnrk ho made to Laml,, whel, was
overheard by Forrest, tint nc (Forrest) WAS
told Limb to t[e to Col. Van Arnlan. 1ia asked
him who discovered Forrest. nutl told him lle
would d1 Ills pal'.hcarcr. Lamb hull lie {F0r-
rcst) rractiecd law on his lcRs,-ran around
and rot wtncsses. Witness WIS friendly to
had advised Forrest to take change of venue
iii FtG2Rlan'S case, considering HIN his attgr-
ncy. lie had told tho Fre1bergs not 10 opeu
their lips; he told every client that,