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

JAMES g CRAwFoR testified "a follows
Reside in Albany. Am pi olographer.
Have been In the business - years. Took
Photographic views of the premises when
the killing toGk place. Compared photo
graph with map Of premises presented
by counsel for defense. Gave opinions
based upon facts shown by map aud pho
tographs as e. the probability of shooting
from tie pnint where Henry was Killed
without hitting objects on the premises.
Thought shots from gan al an elevation OF
20 degrees would mlss objects. Gun
would have to be turned to left s degrees
10 miss hog pen.
JosEPH kocu testified as follows: Re
side In Albany. Occupation drafting.
Made plat or map Of the premises where
Henry was killed. Witness explained
distances on map with location oi trees,
hog pen, etc. Limbs branch out from big
apple tree about 10 feet.
W y BARR testified as follows: Reside
In Albany. Assisted Mr kock In making
measurements 10 make plat of premises
where killing occurred. Witness explained
distances of objects from each other on the
premises. Observed limb on apple tree
that had been clipped. Showed on map
and photograph how q shot from The point
where Henry was found aimed In gcner-
al direction OF Frank might no, hit any
object.
MoSRoF NREDHAM tesiifies as follows
Reside mile and half south west of
Frank Ingrain's. Heard S shots on the
evening of Oct. s. Shots were little In
the din ection of Frank Ingram's.
- GrEss testified as follows: Reside
near Rock HILL Was at Frank IngrAm's on
Friday prior TO tho killing OF Henry. In
the night saw man at the window. =.
Hired hand l went out. Hired man saw
the u.an run from the widow. i saw the
man run down towards the barn. Deft
was not at home. lie had gone TO town.
Was on inside Of house when | first
saw the man. Dog was on the porch.
Louden went out first. Said nothing TO
Louden about seeing man. Louden was
40 feet ahead OF me. Man was 20 or 90
ahead of Londen. Did not know who
| the man was. Did not think II was Henry,
| Loudcn shot above the head of The man.
| LouDEN testified as follows: Came fr.m
Woodburn and went TO work for Frank
Ingram In Sept. On Friday night before
the killing Guess, Mrs Guess and John
Oakley were at Franks. About S.o'clock
dog barked fiercely. Went out and looked
around and saw man close to the window
lie ran along side of house and into com
patch and along the fence. went back
TO house and gave the alarm. Mrs Guess
told me 10 take gua and scare him away
All went out. | followed out to smother
corn patch and lay down half an hour
Heard noise In other patch then In stubble
then across slough, then ! could see him
lay quietly then poked the gun out ans
fired In the air. He ran hurriedly away
when | came back and told the folks wher
we finally went to bed. Next day ash
Frank TO come to town with me and ther
told him about the man. He said h
would arm himself. Frank said on Sun.
day he was going to Scio to get pistol
On Monday night the dog barked agail
and turned him loose. HI ran down oi
the slough and came back, We all wen
but did no. see any one. Came back an,
went to bed. Next morning went dow
slough and saw tracks. Tuesday night al
{ was qpiet Wednesday when came from
town about 9 o'clock in the evening
} went into the barnyard and saw maj
under a tree. lie ran along slowly AM
! saw him with something in his ham
which took to be gun. When got 4
the house / told Frank there was man q
the barn. Took musket and went out
Saw man running In stubble. Then
, heard shot shot In the air. Franl
asked me wherehe was. We heard hir
3 running Ia another field. Then followe
{ on some distance and lay down. Soon
t heard and saw two men. One tall and tn
: other is not. One had a CUR. They cam
2 on near to Henry's. Then lost sight Q
1 them. went back and met Frank. Fran
( said the man wanted to kill me or bur
/. me out. Frank and went to Bill Looney
q and got his shot gun. Then we went bac
!. and went to bed. Frank went to III
!. barn and slept Next evening Frank tol