The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-13

| Looked like some one had recently eater
q meal. Testified at length about th'
probability OF shots hitting objects be
Ing shot from various positions and at
titudes.
Mr.. A. sErrLTatnE testified: Live or
east side Of Ingram place bali mile dis
tant and u quarterIrom Henry'e. Was a
home on tho evening oi the shooting
| Heard no shots Exanlned grounds
where shooting was. Man could have
shot of 10 left where Henry was without
hitting an object. Went ogartlere about
noon. Saw Henry the evening o. the
shooting. Henry had been hauling bay.
Saw him hali hour iy sun. Saw light
NJ Henry's house that eyetalng about 3.
Light was plain. Looked like door was
open. Did not hear shot Ia my field that
evening. Was working In my barn. Ash
swale runs through my lield. Runs about
north. Pretty wide swale. Man looking
through trees along swale could have
dlscsrned an object the other side OF
swale. Could have distinguished man
further than 10 feet. Henry Ingram
would weigh los 10 t70 pounds. Was 3
feet 10 inches. lie did not walk like
most people. We left barn about time
Henry went by. Went 10 bed about 8
o'clock that evening. Saw light nj Hen.
rys house from my we'll. Think II was
a little after q o'clock. Nothing between
my house and Henry's. Ash swals runs
clear through my place.
GroRaE WnnLow testified: Live at
Mr Settlemire's Heard three or four
shots tho evening OF the killing. Saw
light ut Henry's that evening nj about 3.
Saw the light before the shots. Think
none OF the shots were shotgun shots.
MIR Settlemire had been gona, TO bed 10
minutes before | saw the light at Henry's.
Mus. wHnLow testified Live at Mr.
settlemire's. Saw light at TIenry's the
evening oi the shooting. Saw it Mt half
past eight. Heard four 81 ots at about 3
that evening. Heard shot about dusk ~
settlemire'e field that evening. Saw the
man bat did not know him. There were
. or shots. Did not notice any differ
encn between ahota In field and those
alter | went TO bed. II was between s
and 0 o'clock when heard the shooting.
DIT WYaAs testilied; Reside IN Al
bany. Was at place ot shooting next
day. Helped prepare body for burial.
Washed heal and removed blood. Saw
scar half inch or three fourlhs on back
or near top OF head. My impression Ii
that it was u slight wound do not know
whether 10 blsd. Hair vas stuck to hat
on inside. Would know the hat by the
cut In the hat. skin on wound was not
torn up.
l. w DgYoE testified: Reside In Al
bany. Am acquainted with deit. lie
bought cartridges. powder aud shot from
me on the day Of the killing. Cartridges
were ~. Dcft said he was getting the
cartridges 10 defend himself against some
one who WAS troubling him. lie said
some one Was after his scalp.
Mas Gugss testified: Am sister 10
deit. Washed the shirt that Henry wore
the night be was shot.
W g MoRaAs testified: Reside In Al,
bany. Saw this hat before. Il Is In
satna condition an whenI first saw Il.
Mr. Weatheriord brought IL TO the grand
jury room. There WAS no hair or blood
round the cut in the hat when | first
saw IL.
ID II JANIS testilied' Am undertaken
and furniture dealer. Went To place oi
killing next day. Washed Ingram d head
thoroughly Of blood. Saw scar three
lourths OF inch In length. Did not exam
inc 1t closely. Was a recent injury.
Capped open very little. Scar on eide oil
head above ile eat. II vas more Of q
bruise than a cut.
Mn Wars recalled: Examined the
ground where Henry lay. Saw nothing
that man could have fallen on 10 make
scar on head.
Gao LuFER recalled: Examined the
ground where Henry lay. Saw no snag
or stub that would make wound OF
bruise on the head. There was some
dead weeda such as grow In an orchard.