The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-19

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He tried to n out IL she had dis
| cussed her testimony with Wines and
case.
Il don't remember" said Gabrielle.
her '.r's' rolling back and forth over
the room like billiard balls.
Then she cried again.
You didn't say anything at the
| Shafer trial about getting a razor from
Eva Smith"
They didn't ask me-"
You were asked II you had received
anything from Eva Smith. were you
not?"
Yes. mister"
why did you tell about the package
and not o the razor"
They did not ask me. II they had
asked me / would have told Them"
Then Gabrielle cried again.
Mr.. Nolan produced a transcript of
the testimony she gave in the Shafer
trial.
oh. mister." walled Gabrielle, and
then she went into Mysteries.
All the attorneys and the referee took
a hand in trying to calm her. A lady
| friend of hers stated hat Gabrielle was
suffering from heart disease. A call
was sent out for a doctor and Gabrielle
began to undress in order to get some
| air. MI. Scallon and several OF the mar
| ried attorneys n spectators asked
| that she be taken into another room.
She was removed n her examination
was suspended.
II. Lecroix was called as a witness
and testified that Gabrielle told him Ill
about the Hawkins murder on the day
that II occurred. and told him that Eva
Smith a brought a package ana q
razor to her house and that the pack
age felt as II IL contained a revolver.
She told him that the razbr was bloody.
Mr.. Booth was recalled and identified
| the revolver In evidence as the one he
had borrowed from Ed Rose.
Mr.. Little. the st~enographer. testified
that he was employed in Mr.. Wines Of
flee at the time of his arrest. and that
he wrote the letter to Senator Matlock
at Pendleton. Ore. upon "A dictation
from Mr.. Wines. The letter asked Mr.
Matlock II he remembered the Laney
incident at the race track, where he and
Mr.. Wines made inquiries for TIE mss
r. Antoine DE Lois testified that Gabrielle
! also told him alb jut the murfer and
that Eva Smith gave her n package
which she thought contained "a gun. She
said nothing about a razor and did not
say why she believed the package con-
tanned a gun.
Dls ~ "a y NV hf"@t
II would be dangerous to put Gabrielle
on the stand again during the day, as
she was liable to faint away and her
heart stop altogether. Her lungs, he
said. were swollen and she might choke
any minute. The doctor had been at
tending Gabrielle for heart trouble for
nine years and he knew hat her con
dition was dangerous. Mr.. Nolan said
he would not recall the woman again.
and would conclude her testimony by
introducing in evidence a transcript of
the testimony she gave at the Shafer
trial.
Deputy Sheriff Bart L. Shay testified
that he first became acquainted with
Bacher durinsestAs shafer. trial n
on n eoccaste4E4 Som the county at
torney's Office ~ "a Jail. Bacher vas
laughing whentyBe came out OF the
county attorneyA4bnice and Shay asked
him what mades&fm feel so good and
Bacher replied that he was going to get
out of a bad boat and was going to get
somebody else into IL. Mr.. Shay also
said he was in the court room when
the discussion was going on about TAX
ing the deposition Of Ed Laney. Mr..
Connolly said 1t would cost too much to
bring Laney back to Butte and Mr..
Wines offered to pay half the expense.
To sav the trouble of calling a wit
Hess IIOfn tnt Stdtt duultoT = Ou1tt III
Helena. Mr.. Nolan admitted that the
witness would testify that Mr.. Booth
was I'm the auditors office IN the eth
of last October.
c. X. Beard OF Anaconda. a race
hourse man, testified that he knew Mr..
Wines. and had also known Senator
Matlock for 20 years. During the race
meeting i'm Butte a veal ago the wit
ness said he met Wines and Matlock
at the race track one day very early.
They told him they were looking for
Ed Laney. and Beard said he did not
know the man, though Matlock said ne
certainly did. Beard went with them.
and they made a roundup of the stables
to inquire for Laney. but could not find
him, as he had not been seen around
man told them hat he heard Laney
had skipped because he learned that he
was wanted as a witness In the Shafer
case. The search was continued for
several days. Matlock described Laney
as a tall. smooth-faced maj and said
he had been following the race circuit
for years. Boards testimony did. not
agree with that OF Mr.. Wines. and The
latter went on the witness stand again
to make some corrections. He said Mr.
Boards version of the a track affair
was the correct one. At the conclusion
of Mr.. Wines testimony the hearing
was adjourned indefinitely.
Gabrielle, who created a scene during
the afternoon session, had so far re-
covered that the doctor removed her Il
1 har hane