, 1890-10-08

nAUEn nnNR An
p-ir.,o Josenb .J.nrsk. saws he mae
81, H. K.,s,. f,om ! o,oIo,L IT,.
n;sbt tTn a.vligb, Fr;d.v morn;na .nd
oosi,;ys that Baker was NOT IN ,be
10 dnr;ng that fine Int ,b,, M;lio,
-. in . ,oom with The uom,, Rose Mill
10
Tobr Holm an Of n comr,rv ,a,;sod
1.nn.k.,s statement, a. t,tbs wbere.bor,.
&c Miller
IJan,ska's ,ec;,aI IF tacts NTH r-.l,,;o,
~ ,be night at Ka,e's was repsated almost
cord for word Lv Clarv of n comnanv
vbo however did not know R.ker verv
weIl
AN OLD WOUND.
In speaking of the knife wound near
Bakers heart Fred 7. Reidt, the big
hospital corps German who carried Ross
F~ishbrougb's body as mentioned in this
payer, said it might ave been inflicted
accidentally or with intent. 1T was, he
adds, from five to six DAYS old Retdt
was at Hates castle several tunes during
the Thursday night looking for a man
who had borrowed his horse. He saw
Baker there at 10 o'clock, but not later,
though calling at 1918. Both times
Wise was there. Reidt started home
.looe soon alter l o'clpck and at the
eoundrv overlook Wise and Broxam con
,;rring N The nos, with them H. o.w
W;.s nndress and 90 n he'd and ,b;nt. 4
~ - - 49, AZ
vas then | 81
MS REST rR1rSn
Raker's best friend was I,ev, psnoe NJ
Ecomnanv They hec,ma accumulated =,
COInmbus barracks and o.oh saouod a.
tnc,ed To the other tho ;nt,m.cv be;Dc
continued 10 the d.v ot I,aksr's deatb
Pence loaned Raker revolyer ,ho
latter desiring the veanon N d.fond hin
self against Miller and Wis., whom bs
said had a erudgc AGAINST him and wero
LAWN, N lii b;n An
woman. Baker had not retnrned Tho "a
yolver mn to the time of his dea,b
R.ksr cor6ded 10 ponoa do,.,Is or H..
Mot tn desert told of the Efs and da.,b
COMPACT and poipted mt the cache of tho
stolen reyolyers. The nIant was movod
several times. finally 10 a snot near tbs
northeast corner of the fair grounds lint
the plumber had been taken away when
Pence went with some officers to raise it.
Baker had imposed secrecy on him, max
ing the omnibus declaration that dead
men told no tales"
On the Wednesday night before tie
murder Pence was at Kate's along with
Baker, Miller and Wise. Miller few
into a passion over some of the antics OF
Maud. The latter retired to her room
and was followed by Baker. Then Miller
made some uncOmplimentary references
to the mar now dead and was quoted by
Kate. Miller and Wise left the house, re-
turning soon after. This on Wednesday
night. Pence was not down the next
night.
Pence witnessed the reconciliation be-
tween Wise and Miller. and thought it
very thorough.
PARKINSON
Sergt. Holmes Is a handsome tai, man Of
athletic bearing and with his smooth face
and clear cut profile, looks like a TRACE
dian. Paikison's friends have all along
been confident that this witness would es-
tabllsh an abb for the suspect. Holmes
Is one OF those precise individuals who
wouldn't think of saying hat pink was
red, and his testimony was drawn with
considerable difficulty.
Holmes says that between I:3O and 8
on the Friday night ofthe murder, Parki-
son entered a gambling house and played
dollars worth of poker. Holmes could
not be at all definite as to time and does
not know Parkinson except as the man re-
ferred to by that name by others.
The Holmes statement dovetails with
that Of Thornburg and Kate as to Parki-
sons return to Cheyenne about o'clock.
bui is at wide variance with the negro's
story of Parkison's lodging with him.
Sergt. Bee was in the same party with
Miller going home about 4:30 Friday
morning.
was on guard at the court house and came
to the witness stand with his gum. He,
like Holmes, saw Parkinson at the club
rooms after midnight Thursday, believesit
was near 2 O'Clock. perhaps a quarter