Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-25

IV'Oes c'uIu Oe TeStUTeO oOO the COus
sjmne'.
Tho discovery was soon bruited o.
the street, and became the talk Of
town
WATERS lNT'MATEs FOUL PLAY.
Durnx the noon recess Of the cou'
Texas Angel, a'torn.y for Hendsl
aud Hon. J. s. Waters. attorney TO
Schroeder. met in the TINES Office
the ,wo coming in almost simul'an
e"usly. Mr.. Waters was very excited
and denounced the matter.
"A u.an who'd resort 10 such con
sempti,le leverdemai"," exclaimed
Mr.. Waters, sought to b- hung
"You are quite right" replied MI
Angel. "if It is as you say the guilt,
party should be- burg. because N.
tick might haye the effect Of hanging
All i"noc-nt man! But the matter i.
straight enough. The evidence il
legitimate, l have no doubt"
sDont talk tina, way !" retosted Wa
t-rs. "A 45>Colt's fired point-bIank,
would .hoot big hole right through
man! That bullet never wen,
through him!"
"Weli. the bullet that killed went
through the mans body, back and
front, and eight thioknesses OF CLOTH -
protested Angel.
IL don't care who hears me-" re-.
joined Waters. 81 say that bullet
never went through the man; and
will back this up anywhere. l don't
accuse you of doing it, Angel. I be-
Iieve you incapable OF it. But VII,
were those clothes turned over t. the
Probate Judges care, and leave the
bullets and guns in the hands Of Jack.
son? Why were not Guns md all
turned over, or mono at all? | tell
you | am not getting a nickel for m.
services in this case. This little man
called on me to defend him, and l &C.
cepted As . matter Of duty slthouv h
he hasn't = cent or a friend or relative
in America. But am going to have
him proved innocent il it takes two
years Of my life"
And Mt this Mr.. Angel left the
office, aud Mr.. Waters folio we'd y
few steps behind him.
ORIGINAL EVIDENCE.
1t is not proper for newspaper to
discuss case on trial. The TINES
will, therefore, not state its opinion in
this matter. There are, however, cer>
tain facts that are known to the pub.
tic. Thee II newspaper may quote:
Schroeder used the large Colts
45.calibr-) revolver. Htndel the
email oI'hre British Bulldog.
The testimony At the Coroner's
inquest conflicled rs to the plumber Of
shots. Carbon, a Finlander, said
there were three. The following
extract from the evidence published
in the TIMES will show this:
John Carlson sworn: Came at IL
O'clock las, night. Between ) and 4
o'clock this morning John HendeI
wanted us TO 20 out, and told Us to
60. He salt; "lf you don't want ia
20 out l will make you" He then
went into that room the bedroom
and came out with xix shouter IL,
"is hand. l took him Hendei1 hv
the hand and told him not to shoot ~,
and he said: "It you don't 60 as f.s,
Ms | want you, l will make you 90 ="
At the same time Touis-h- works fo,
Hendel-csm~ INTO the h.droom from
the kitchen. stood near the door |. I'D
ing into the saloon with pistol in his
hand, and fired. saw hun ti.- that
shot. He then fred anoth-r shot.
This is All error Only one chamber
was empty.-REP l then saw Lei
H"lstr"m fall. do not know
WHITTIER the FIRST shot struck him OF
the second shot. saw John II. ndel
at the same time the shots were fred,
and dit not see him fra shot.
Mrs. Hend-l, however, wa. very
positive only two shots were fire. d.
And her opinion was then published
rs follows:
To reporters question Mrs. Hem
del said: O"ly two shots were fired.
Louis shot Lei here Touching the
right eide, back, above the lumbar
'sgio"