Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-10

Two Previous Encounters Between
Heney and Handy.

The testimony yesterday afternoon
in the Heney examination WAS contin-
uatlon of that earlier in the day 10 bring
out threats on Heney's life made by DR..
Handy; also some what at length regard
an encounter last Jure.
Brewster Cameron's testimony was
that he was a near friend TO both DR..
Handy and MIR. Heney. That on from
dozen to twenty different occasions
Handy had denounced Heney in strong
est terms,and that four times be til eat
ened to kill Heney, though exactE dates
and the words used he was unable 10
give. He tried frequently TO have both
desist from attack or at least TO avoid
each other. Handy made no promises
and Heney said he did not want to have
any trouble.
L. G. Hughes testified that be had
talked with Handy possibly twenty
times regarding Heney. That or sever
al of the occasions Handy had declared
he would kill Heney. Once be went so
far as to describe how he would do the
killing He would keep close 10 Heuey,
and Heney would be unable 10
use his revolver. Then he would seize
Heney's revolver and humiliate Heney
by striking him. Testimony also was
made that DIR. Handy did not expect
that Heney would be able to shoot him.
Col. Zabriskie's testimony was that
from what he had seen in court trouble
between the two men might be expected,
and that be had urged Zach 10 dIsist IN
the matter; also chat DR.. Handy refused
TO make any promise.
Robert Miller testified that he had al
so heard Handy call HeGey vile names
and make threats.
Hon. c. r. Drake gave evidence that
he tried 20 be p@acem Gker between the
two ana frequently requested DR. Han
dy to avoid all collision with Mr. He
ney.
4 number IF witnesses were brought
forward in regard 10 DE-. Handy driving
very close to Mr.. Heney and Walter
Painter, early 10 the summer.
They told that d.. Handy circled in
driving about the several streets TO-
wards Ochoa street at the corner of
GObDG0 dNSuuCs IlCI AAC2Cf ph0
Painter. Mr. Painter testified that be
was crowded SO close TO the wall that
his shoulder and heel were graZ,d. He
also told that when DR.. Handy had
passed them about fifteen PAGES, he
stopped he buggy and used abusive
LAM uage toward them.
Under Sheriff Sullivan gave testi-
mony of a somewhat similar affair. \
short time ago while driving with Mr.
Hen they stopped on side bill and
Mr.. Heney got out and was putting a
stone under the wheel, when DIR. Handy
drove along. Handy'5 buggy wheel
came within an inch or two of He
news head. After passing, Handy
stopped his hors-s and said:
You are not briblng any iuries now
adavs, are your"
Whats that?" said Heney.
81 said you are not brioIng any iuries
nowadays, are you?"
Heney made no answer and Handy
drove off.
The examination was called again at
l O'Clock to-day.
LATER Frank Heney took. the
stand in his own behalf this afternoon
and reviewed the affair from the begin
ming. The chief Of his testimony was
that be said he did the Eho )ting delib
erately. That when he and Handy had
come together he feared a knife Mrs.
Handy had warned him the doctor car
ried and that he knew it to be 4 ques-
ton of which man got his weapon first.
1t will probably be concluded this
evening, argument being in progress
as the CITIZEN goe to press.