, 1897-03-05
THE 1RAMNELL TRIAL.
EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES IN
THE MURDER CASE CON-
TNUED.
Lawyers Very Particular on Technical
Points-Looks a Little Bad for
Trammell-All Evidence OF the
Prosecution Now In and Defense
Opened Today.

opened To-Day.
There was the usual full house in the
court room today when Bailiff Thorn
son raped for order. says the Sun
Leader. Many ladies are among the in
crested listeners, nearly all Of whom
have heard the case from the first.
Trammeli still seems hopeful, al
though excitement is manifest when a
strong point for the prosecution is
brougt out.
Louis La Fontaine testified TO having
seen Trammell run across the tracks and
heard him say that he had shot Stabler
with his pocket book.
Robert McCabe told of his finding the
revolver which Trammell threw away.
He said he gave the weapon to Con-
stable Corey. Two barrels were empty.
The pistol was brought forward, identi-
fled by McCabe and introduced in evil
dence.
f. C. Thomson, who vas deputy
sheriff at the time Of the homicide, iden>
lifted the pistol and said that after Sher-
if Fredendall went Out of office 1t was
given to Sheriff Shaver. Constable Cor
ey told of Trammell's arrest and said
that when he asked Trammell If he had
killed Stabler the former replied that he
did not know, but he had fired low.
| Ira mmpn a1Sn stated or Ehic tira TINT
Stabler's conduct was sufficient to pro-
woke a man to kill his mother.
Peter Bergersen was called as a bull
let expert.
DR.. Rohrbaugh was recalled and went
over his explanation as to the place
where the bulleC went in and the loca-
ton OF the Judgment of the bullet.
Mr.. Thompson was also recalled and
asked if he was not the mar who To-
Gated the red spot on the map used in
the case os being the spot where Stab
Ter fell when shot. He replied that he
was. Charles Stabler was called and
stated that the deceased. Fred Stabler,
was his son.
Mr.. Jackson testified that he roomed
with Trammell, that the revolver used
to kill Stabler belonged to him Jack
SOM, and that Trammell took the re-
volver out of a drawer. Much time was
spent at this time discussing a law point
as to whether DR.. Barber should be al
lowed to testify.
The point Of law as to the advisa,
bility Of the dying declaration of the
deceased was raised. After hearing
argument by counsel. the court decided
that the declaration was admissible and
DR.. Barber was permitted to testify.
DR.. Barber testified that he asked
Stabler the question:. Did you have
any trouble with Trammell today?" He
received the reply NO"
Mr.. Van Orsdel testified that when
Stabler was dying Van Orsdel requested
him to tell how the affair happened as
it was important that he should know.
Mr.. Morris then took down his dying
statement. Mr.. Van Orsdel being recall
ed at the time asked Stabler the ques-
ton: Did o have any trouble with
Trammell today" To which Stabler re-
piled: 'Trammell come to me and said,
i guess o are satisfied, -" and Stabler
said, Eyes, l am, and then he commenced
shooting at me-"
Thereupon the prosecution rested its
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