Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-10

hed shoes and lifted them 70 the
tracks.
Cross-ex. ExamIoed tracks about
sept 2s. swore the track were made
by those shoes
Jas. Skipfon. liTeryman testified
Maeers came - his stable on night
Sept. l3 about Il O'Clock, did not
want team unhitched: vas gone
aiout half an hour. when he returned;
said the team was from a Gervais
livery: bad 90 buggy rUbe when be
druve i1; be vas in great hurry,
Crnss-cx: Horses we're not over
driven. acre not very dry. halters
we're under buggy seat: saw 90 robe or
bundle. Mayers looked square at him.
The STATE did NJ: ask him 10 identify
Mayors
Frank Cbaliiou. Wss az hop yards
With defendant. saw defendant at
camp about o'clu morning % i4th.
we an took a drink together: Magers
whispered 90 Miss Qulgley: after a
few niuutis vent iO Mauning's
house: .aw him next az stable when
he put team Uuti all the hop pickers
aeDt in a car - POrtlaDd; be came
back Tuesday and we weut together
81 Portland q few days
-
watch: ~ hen be went away irO u tent:
sid 10 was aJnut O'Clock: horses
Nere iu goCf condition; Magers did
not spend over . dollar OF two az
Portland. except fuF his board.
Miss QuigiCy, a pretty brunette.
knew Siuk; was with Nagers three
weeks. lived al Klatskarie: law him
before be left for salem and between
..r.a r "a 40 rrrwH NOR "a ar-ua fhnrn
half an hour: complained Of being
tired aud offered o. 20 TO Portland
with them aeXt day. Detaile1 same
a. previous witnesses their stay at
Portland. where Magers paid all bills
While they we're there Magers went
10 SilyertOn ito see his girl" Wanted
her % 20 east with him next day after
be vas arrested.
90 cross examination - Camped
With Katie Lane and three other
families from klatskanie; vent home
with her father and Miss Lane after
ten days stay at Portland.
Katie Lane. the pretty blonde, who
camred az Mauning's hOpysrd, de
tailed all the facts as they were
previously given. Magefs paid the
bills. lie never mentiOl Sink In all
the ten days, wa~ only gone one night
% SllyeTtO1. talked several tunes
about going east saturday. % cross.
examination she vas dealt with a.
softly by Mr.. Holmes as al the states
witnesses bad teen 80 far. The de-
fen>e 5 en- . have strong case 4
their own % rely upJu aud do not try
il auy way % weaken the testimony
ui any witness. She proved valuable
As wituess for the defense, as she
saw ire buggy robe that state claims
disappeared.
Martin. the Geryais blacksmith,
identified shoes he took un the
Masers' team.
Mlnning. The Geryai, liyeryman.
. te,tifad that Sink bad tried 90 buy the
business Uf uim: Sink said he WOul1
let witness kn0g whether he would
take DO or not: Magers told MIN Sink
va. ourth $1,000 n si2.Opd: Sink
said Zoo Magers presence that be mad
money enough 10 pay Tor 10. rhis wa-
sunday the lltb Ol sept. said he had
. o. get hone the next saturday.
l. A. E0udl asked Mtgers after hop
picking, where.Siuk vas; said he was
gong or had gone % Eisteru Oregon.
ana Juat be would probably buy the
/ livery at Gefyais.
Frank DurJin. sheriff ~ Marion
c0upty, was shown Mayors buggy al
Gerydi.; lO1k specimens September -
OF %. Of what he called blood spots
from bottom and tOpOn left-aand side:
the buggy looked clean washed.
Peter Funcis, Salem liyeryman,
identified buggy from which spcc,-
mens 90 Uiuud stains were taken.
Dr. Morse Of Saleu Was examined hy
john Hall. all former witnesses being
examined by Mr. Hayden. Had not
succeeded iu making chemical test
a. he knew very little of chemistry,
and ui~ tests uu fresh blood were fail.
ures Described microscopic appear
ance 90 blood 90 the Jury Difference
DelHeen huual and bird blood was
quite marked. Latter VAS larger; red
cell, Of fowls blood was oval, had
center, while human blood c0rpusclps
were round and had in common with
ail mammals 20 nucleus. The long and
short ~ twas tuIt be found blood