Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-30

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nae. The The"ry sf the


uxe. the Theory sf the
pefen.e-
s.n Roberfsoa Gas OF the stand
= Cos-i AalosrBed Wednesday
.,,sias. On the sonvsninS Of Court
p.E NJ KTSLAT,
/ 49,, sheris. Vas called and after sx-
- the ezn. which hSd besn Eaee
.,ssess N tee case, testified Tie
- sd cartridge IN ihe gan are tie
.us 8 tsoss took oHi N the shsrias
g. sns sftervArds pat back BY airec-
IA. Of the sherEf-
Nj. NsGfSs asked leave Of the Co1f
:. .rrrscs bis testimony oi ihe dAy be
ns fss minor particulars, shich
psrnisson ass granted
SAN RoBEKTsos
n.,,tnueo. / got the Gun 10 Intian
I.s,s eanp Monday night. l vent IN 70
iss's camp and asked him for the aun
r.xue xas Dot present when ] asked for
: wheu ve left Void Brothers after
4. sbostias. ve kept tOReshsr tlll ve
,.sehed FurnelFs meacsv, almost
niie.
s,r.k Valley Eve OF six years On the
s,set of sepssuser 7th left Mr.. Wi
- IL ~ about a ulIe from wilson's
!. (,astin's Ii vas dArk night.
Tlsust knov WHISTLER it Vas smoky or
- II - 30 Yards from sam Gsstlp's
!. Iihoests' store ! stoed on the p~rcb
! ~ minutes with san Gustin. l saw
=, T,bbests csrne out and IRE eight
.hoss frog, hrs Winchester. ] know Els
a. did not eocni the ssots- ! did
- - any one else At tie store bot
1,bhssts xi that time. He stood near
- corner Of the store porch Co1id
=. spe IN the store. because Mr.. Gus
,rss hoose is not directly Ia front of
- store. vent over Immediately
- sam Gussin, ana found IIbbetts
shsrs alone. We remained Is minutes
b,sofe Mr.. Lane came de works fec
n, Tibbetts. kumsey czue u minutes
I.asr. Bayne came next, II 10 Minutes.
Iohn sanderson and snothsr man wh~-e
usme do mos know, came next Joe
D.y and DAP Hugbss cAH0e pexi, they
esme together. sam Gostir was there
-hen thew came Mr.. IGoo@its keeps
~ postofhcs. aad Il - not nnOsusi for
she settlers and men around there %
songregste Al the store The mail from
Nsycss;le comes on Friday, Saturday
and Tuesday. From the sloagb II comes
an Tuesdsys and FridaTA have seen
the reviewer before that Mr.. baype had
have handled toe weapon 81 Mr.. Vii
son's house. Mr.. Hughes Was the only
ous 10 bring q gun. Er. Bsyne loaded
s6fs. The boz Of cartridges from vAich
Mr.. BAyne loaded was Oh the south side
Of the store. AL we're present except
Dsy aud Hughes when be loaded tBe
pjstol. He loaded u on the southeast
side Of the store. Nhile Perry vas
loadins, be and Mr.. Tib5eits we're talk
ine. | heard Perry say the cartridges
we're the right size. got the gSu ] bad
from Indian Joe. | asked Mr.. IIboetts
for quarters worth of cartridges. and
be gave me SIX tined one and Il work
Cd. am accustomed 70 handling =
Winchester. Indian Joe did not object
70 ioaning mt his gun. / borrowed II
after Mr.. BAyne came TO tie store, and
after be had loaded the revolver. vas
over at Indian Joe's sboat ten minutes.
eumssy lad rifle. he said II was In
dian Joe's gun 1he same parties were
present. vben Romssy loaded his gan.
Re ssked Ilobetts fof cartridges Sam
6ns,in vas there up 10 the flne ve left
Ne store. ! am positive Mr.. Hughes
Ame there. La my testimony before
cbroner Dawson | stated positively that
NJ. kuussy had rife. ioe exzmina
too was on Wednesday, at Void Broth
Ws. stated there ihAt Mr.. BayDe and
myself got our ammunition OF Mr.. TIE
bssss at toe store Mr.. Hughes had =
ean when be came. Joe Day got bis
Gun from behind some barrels on the
store porch. | think | would kn0s the
aun II | saw II. ] think | stated posi-
lively that Joe Day, Rnmsey, Dan
Hughes and myself had wIpchssters.
when Mr.. Hughes asked for Dmuni
ten and coald not set IL, he said, This
gun is no use 10 me-, xbsrenpon Mr..
hbbesis handed him his gun. Can tell
The difference between ~ and 10 cali
Der Winchester rifle, 30 can any one vho
ID familiar with guns. | can tell tie
difference between a long - and ~ cali
bes. peiiced the cartridge pat into nav
gun; at the inquest | testified about Z
o'clock in the evening. Ny memory was
very clear then. | have been slck since.
Joe Day loaded his gun on the porch.
he got the cartridges from Mr.. lib
belts on the south side OF the s.s:e-
Joe DAY and | we're frieBds at that
time. Dan Hughes and | we're friends
also. DaR Hughes did net like me very
we'll once for tsstifyina 10 the truth on
one occasion. q year or mere ago. but
W have been friendly since. Nothing 10
ny kaowledge vas said Ia the presence
OF the men al the store, who did not go
With us, aboas where We were going
vheR ve LET'S the store. The Indian
camp vas about four hnsdrea yards
IRON the store. Mr.. Bayne took the
esd part Of the way 20 the camp, and
ed part OF the way. bad nothing to
DO with getting up the party. | know
ksbers Wilson asd John Wolf. Was
u Robert Wilson's barn Sunday even
iae. bot did not say n | could get some
men 10 follow me I'd kiil every damned
Chlaaman In the valley. When We vent
h Jun Gfshsm's. | told him TO come
and 90 with rs 10 Woid's, as ve were
gong up 10 drive the Cinnamon ont.
sim said be did no, xant 20 90, ss be
vAs going 30 bed. Perry told him 80
pat On his shoes and go with rs. had
some trouble With my gun there. got
We cartridge oai Of the gun with ms
knife. and pat It back in the magazine
ithfew the four remaining cartridges
over hr. 1lbbetts' fence after the shoot
nc. never looked for them. threw
tnena over the fence near some pm
eneens. To Mr.. ribbetts' held. Mr..
bayne and Mr.. Hughes we're with me
Wen threS the cartridges away. /
never told anyone before thai | remem
ner OF about throwing them away. ex-
spt ar. Ronald. Bayne and Kumsey
oid me 10 ask Jim Graham 60 20 along.
teey wanted all the help they coald
~ From Jim Graham's ve vent 90
iyee Jlm's. | asked hin TO come snd
sote Mold's With Us, 30 run the China
lse on. Dim took q single barfeled
ees gun. he got II in his tent behind
Se bed did not 80 TO Carley's tent.
sstnen vent 10 riboest's bop heuse.
Inese vere Indians in the party whose
names do not know. There we're Cur
~, sohsnie, Jim Grahau and Doctor
slin. besides those | did not know.
sssy joined as. iirst sAw them Al
s1e sop house. | may have testified be-
nrs sne coroner that there we're Eve or
Indians and i've or ssx whites The
yeose party and the Indians were st
eiooetts bop house. Ii vas dark.
Nooid pos rseoepiEs the features of .
aAn more than ten feet of AT the hop