The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-10

you KNOW WldI lHdL means !. 4 SG.d
no. Then he asked me If / knew what
mesmerism was. I said did. He said:
I can take and hold him day and
he'll lead me to just where the :noney
is and say nothing about it afterwaid.
The other day I was up at The mines
with him and if old man MulholIand
had not been with him / would Fave
got his money them"
Several times while testifying Grad
wick was asked if Dotson was the
man he was talking of. Chadwick
would face the prisoner deliberately
and declare he was. At these times
Dotson would sit unmoved.
Did you" asked Prosecuting At
torney Duffy, make this same state
ment, or the substance of it, in the
sheriff's office in the presence CT the
defendant the day he was arrested, or
shortly thereafter, in the presence of
Dennis Shovlin. myself and o-hers?'
Yes"
Repeat what you stated in his pres
ence and what he said or did"
Il object" said Attorney Trippet,
who was on his fest in an ins.ant.
This is in the nature Of what is called
confession and the proper foun lasfon
has not been laid for it,"
TT is not confession. but Is a
statement made in the presence of the
defendant" NL4s
There was an argument of several
minutes on the point, and finally the
jury was excused at the request of
Mr.. Trippet, and sent to its room,
while the argument continued. Au-
thorities were cited on each side. Fin
ally, to find out just what it was Chad
wick was going to testify to the witness
was recalled in the absence Of the jury,
and questioned by Mr.. Duffy.
Did you repeat the statement at
fendant?" the prosecuting attorney
asked.
Yes"
What did the defendant say or do'?'
He shuffied in his chain and said
nothing"
Did you say to him: There is the
damned numbering scoundrel?'"
Yes. / said: There is the damned
numbering scoundrel; stand up and les
me look at you Then I sad: You
came there and got the milk pail and
promised to bring it back. but never
did,"
And when YOU said this did not The
defendant remain with his head thrown
on the back Of his chair With his eyes
closed?"
He did"
Cross-examined by Mr.. Trippet,
Chadwick said there were eight Ur 10
people in the room al the time, but he
die not know all of them.
Mr.. Duffy renewed his demand that
tbs evidence go to the inry. judge
Mar ton took the matter under advise
ment and adjourned court 10 1880 p. IN.
The Afternoon Session.
On the opening of court il the after
7 DON Attorney Trippet saii before the
testimony of Chadwick was offered u
the jury he desired to iutrniuce some
testimony in respect to The statement
Chadwick had made in the JAZZ. Judge
Napton interrupted him 10 say:
I'm the short time / have had to look
into this matter l find that the supreme
court never has passed upon this ques-
tion. am of the opinion. however,
that this testimony should be- exclud
ed
And thus the sensational statement
made in the jail does not so before the
jury.
Chadwlcn was recalled to the stand
and cross examined by Attorney Trip
pet for the defense. He was questioned
particularly in regard to she Seogra ply
OF Washington and American gulches
and as TO che house Culliaane uwHed
Chadwick said he had not seen Guilt
name for six weeks fpriorrlo the %
muE's disappearance. Chadwick ga: q
BIZ Ammet and a man named And"r-
son had lived With him At his (Ghad-
wick's) farm for a time. Cha 1Wlcks
meetings with Dotson Ware carefully
gone over. Chadwick said his trst
meeting with Dotson was when Dorson
came with Cachlein to borrow wagon
from him. The second time was week
later when Dotson and Cachleia came
to borrow the wagon again. ina ibird
time was when he met DotSon ana
Benson at tine creek, 800 Or AGO yards
from his (Chadwick's) house. Two or
three weeks after DotsJn had borrowed
the wagon the second time. Chadwick
repeated in detail tina conNs-satis at
this meeting with Dorson and Benson,
the same as related on flire..t eXamina-
ton. He also went over the sutse-
ouent conversation with Dotson ut the
fence when Dotson mad proposed the
robbery of Cullinane. There were no
material departures from the original
statement except Chadwick said Dofson
had said to him they would diVIde Up
the money to be got from Cal mare.
And then he went on to say con-
timed Chadwick, that l could go DOM
to the store and get drunk Tor couple
of DAYS and prove an .li-a'i-What is
it,"
IAN alibi.'' -..
yes, sir; that's it. and prove an albi,
and the theft would be laid on Hiloef-
brand
"'What do you wan. me to do%' l
asked him.
Just to watch that old John Null
holland he said" Concluding the >
lation of this conversation lie sara:
"And then Dotson stood there On the
side of the ditch and raising his hand
this way said: Now. rCco,ect; J don |
want you even to say ANYTHING ahs Ut
this
"'No. said I, you couilnt make me
do it with shotgun.
did you not say down here N the
sheriff's office to Mr. Duffy: I am half
crazy over this trouble; IL hothess ms
SOP"
Probably did. That outfit up there
had paralyzed every Ola of lis
Ibid you say to Mulh BLAND after the
body of Cullinane was discovered: !
laid a bait for them, '--neanl1.s tle
| three defendants-and thcv Dill At 't?' >
II might have said something like
| that about the talk we han At the creek
when laid a bait to find out what they
| were .nera for"
was this after the body was
found?"
NO; long before Eugene was MISC