Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

remark Gen Grosvenor said: This n mot
part of this trial bu, 4. de.,,ra. Good Al a..
the standpoint from rhicb Won IooS al ths usr.
whether they were bad or not"
The witness said that when he returned borp<
sitter the shooting Bradley asked vitnes. n -
saw the shooting.
On recroes-examination the witness said b.
was In Bradley's store: Bradley v.s rc.iins
nom paper an account Of the shooting snd
ssked witness: BILL did Won zee III.
coRRrsroSprSo, onrrc-xn -
Mr.. stiIlmap Wa. .,o,.., g.. .se-..
% - ""' sAeuSeo rom me stand q
CLOCK
Mr.. Wilson then proposed 70 ofrer An s.sx,.
mony correspondence which la A. "a. san.
man being summoned ~ ~
Mr. Cole objected 90 an. ,-,-.y,... A.
letters as imnroner he "a ~. sss % -
their Alternating 10 hoIs,sr ,, a. .y,,.S.N
AN offer Of testinnony th., "a. ra..-I. sii.I -,
the purpose of MAKING an ar,,nman; - 81.
liability Of the witness,
vrorIa 80 -. =, r., -. a., .eAuty; ~
The objection was sustained and an sIs ne
was noted
MR. VIM. T. CURTIS.
MI "m- T. Curtis, the wen-snown nevsps-
per correspondent and director OF the bureau
Oh American republics, was the next witness
he said he had known Kincaid intimately for q
number of years. Witness was asked AZ 10 Il
toiditlou OF hllCnlQ health At the time OF LIS
shooting.
Mr.. Cole objected. He said the fact was NV
questioned that kincaid on that dav was aba
20 be up and about That was ali that il s~s
important for the jury 20 know. Il made no
difference whether he was robust or .,elt.
cate. That man was in delica..
health was no excuse TOR committing a crime
The shooting had been proved The fact uss
not and would not be denied. The simple QUE
uoh 70 oe oe.ermined by the jury was what the
criminal ~ No, e s ny. s, .a nheeher u We,
man. a smaller man than Tanihes ,,,sh, ~.
some weight in the Jury box.
WY asked Gen. Grosvenor. "Answsx
MAJ MAJ fuesuon anu sou answer Your argument
Mr. Sole SAID man 9 size and question ss tn
s ~ueeuet ne Vac SICK OF not we're entirely dh-
,erenl matters. IL Mr. hincaid was 30 i'll thss
e va IA oehriuin, ne we're Insane, thsf
Tn7aSs tba sa.nn,n ing W 40 Win ,he cas-
Kincaid was insane Ne 5i5 no, ,b;nI ,hia ,a.,s
mony as to MIR. kincaids health was sdmis-
si9Ie.
AUG oour' aoui''ed the question
hNcAID CONDITION AND CHARACTER
The witness said the defendant was a man Of
delicate health and nerxous ..n,.r.no.r, N.
knew oener.rv ,,a, ho - =, - 90, =,
=, so"eiHs ma. nc was IN poor neAitn ~
s snIt uihe anu mao oeen Tor years He wss
ieSDie man; not strong man at all
"Hness ushthe looked better now thaa
ne had Tor months. Az the time OF the shoot
, nv We iooNea pale hiS general character vas
,ti.t OF peaceaDle, amiabie, quiet gentleman
witness met MN almost daily. Witness was
aA fs an 70 any conNersa'ioh ne had with Kim
calI mtue prior 10 the shooting IN reference
70 iauipee-
Mr.. Soie OBJECTED;
=, MT. wilson said he proposed 70 prove that
TINS witness communicates TO kincaid threats
made against HIM by Iaulbee.
ADMIssIBILIrY OF EVIDENCE As TO THREATS
Mr.. Cole held tina, the stan. % an, ,.,,a.,,.
,r.. 80, 80. -. 49, :. :, - 'ae e'.1e".'
Ae w nAAe sne ssanohs 10"
ni.ssiete.
MIR. Wilson said that they proposed 10 provo
not only threats communicated 10 kincaid, bus
'nfeats NOT 20 communicated.
~as Itn,aea ~ argue the question: OF the
and the witness were sxcnsed 1nt,I o'cIod e.
REPRESENTATIVE m ppowrx
When the conrt raco,ys,.a =, , o,.,o.l r.,
g. A. 81.
~ N' ooio ope"eu 'ne ." sunnen'ior uhe pfose-
euuon, antagonizlng the right OF the defense Go
examine the witness 20 threats made BIZ
Mr.. Taulbee against Kincaid, Representative j.
b. Brown OF Indiana was put on the stana
Witness said he was at the Capitol on the slas
of the shooting. He came to the Capitol late
He had been sick with grip and We.
quite deaf He entered the Capitol ut the
Senate end. He walked through the basement
and went up the east staircase-where the
shooting was done lie heard voices.and turn
hao " IN, 10" en-. ,i; S'4haius On the seie
Mr.. Taulbee Was standing with his fac. a..
ward witness. Another man was with Mr.. TauI-
bee, but his face was turned the other way.
Witness could not say whether il was ponelso.,
or not. Witness spoke to Mr. Taulbee. ia
thought Mr.. TauIbee spoke 70 him frst. hut ID
was not sure at this time that Taulbee spoke.
Witness said the two men were standing ON
stair