The San Francisco call., 1898-01-14
Telling Testimony Against the Baden Murder
 Suspect.
Hotel Keeper Ferriter Positive in His Identification of
 the Prisoner.
Weapons With Which Andrews Was Slain Purchased in a
 San Francisco Store.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

REDWOOD CITY, Jan. 13.-The evil dence thus far presented in the South San Francisco murder case bodes i'll for Harry Winters, the defendant, now on trial at this place. 4 number of wit nesses were examined for the prosecu- tion to-day, and their cross -examina- ton by the defense strengthened rather than weakened their testimony.
 Patrick Ferriter. who was being ex- amined yesterday when court ad- journed, was placed on the stand this morning. He testified that when the robber on the stairs commenced shoot ing Connolly called out:
 For Gods sake, Ferriter, who is doing the shooting?"
 Ferriter replied: Get out of the way-it's the man down stairs"
 Just then Connolly cried out: I'm shot," and fell back on the floor.
 Ferriter followed the robbers down stairs, and saw Winters fall over watering trough. It was a bright moonlight night and he could see him very distinctly.
 Upon cross-examination Ferriter positively identified Winters as the man who told him to throw up his hands He said he could recognize the several persons as they CdIilS libO l4Ac hall in answer to his call for help.
 The next witness called for the pros ecution was Rachael Tennabaum, who conducts a second hand store at 2l3 Third street, San Francisco. She posi- lively identified Winters as a man who came into her place during the latter part of October last. He at the time had a hammerless Smith & Wesson re- volver, which he desired to trade for two common revolvers. She made the exchange with him. When shown the two reVolverS taken from Winters and Raymond she identified them as the same ones, but on crosS-eXamtnation modified her statement by saying that In her opinion they were the same. Charles Tennabaum, her son, corrobo rated her in every particular. He further testified that Winters told him he had need of the reVQlvers In his business, which was travelling through the country. The defendant entered his name in book kept by the Tenna- baum's as IL. $. Smith, 25 Fillmore street"
 Police Officer Eugene V. Nerve testi- fled that at 4:45 o'clock on the morn ing of the 17th of November, he arrest ed d man whom he identified as c. H. Raymond, while the latter was coming up the road toward San Francisco. The arrest was made near the line divid- ing San Mateo from San Francisco County. Raymond said he was from San Jose and was going to San Fran cisco 4 revolver, which had been re- oently discharged having one loaded and four empty chambers, was taken from him. The pistol was identified as one sold to Winters by Mrs. Tenna- baum. He explained the empty cham bers by saying that he had been shoot ing al the fences and at objects on the marsh just for fun. Lieutenant Will ! was taken at Ocean View, testified that Raymond told him he hailed from New York City; that he had been at San Jose, where he was roustabout and collector for the Salvation Army. When asked what wages he got for that kind of work he said he didn't get very large wages. God pays me-" he de- clared. Lieutenant Burke noticed on his shoulder traces of whitewash. Ray mond explained that he had been lean ing up against a fence. He subse- quently took great pains to remove all traces of the whitewash.
 James McNamara was called and testified that on the fatal night he was 0 roommate of c. A. Andrews. the man who was murdered. He retired between and o'clock and Andrews came in somewhat later. He was awakened in the early morning by the barking of Ferriter's dog. He heard Ferriter get up. come to the door and speak to someone. He was startled by the cries of the hotel man of Murder" and 'Helpi" He opened the door and looked out. The men were scuffiing in the hall. Ferriter called for a light, and McNamara and Andrews then went out, the latter carrying a candle. He went to the assistance of Ferriter and caught the robber by the throat and got him down on the floor. Then some one commenced shooting. Connolly fell at one of the shots. Four shots were fired. The robber escaped and then Andrews told him he was s0Ot twice. He and Andrews walked into their room, where the latter was put into bed. While McNamara could not pos itively identify Winters as the robber, yet 1t Is his opinion that he is the man, as he looks like the one.
 The District Attorney expects to fin ish the introduction of evidence for the prOSecutiOO tO-mOrrOW