Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26

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Nicely stated that he had heard Sicily
say shortly after the trouble that he had
the -- 49, what he needed.
Freedman Stiles testified that he had
been attracted to the rear Of his meat
shop by loud talking, and could SCI. q
CARED. VIM. .Odette. Angus Smith and
George Shelly. Sicily had told him earll-
err that CARED carried q revolver 4no
was looking for a fight with him, buts ne
dfdn' propose to run.
DIR. Leo Knopf took the stand again ano
testified that the stains on the knife wfre
b~loodstains. Tillman Cameron, HA ~
Kunes, Edward Fitzgerald and Mrs. IL
len Chilbot were called but knew notnln
of the case. - ~ a
M. Evans, attorney for the de3ensS1
asked leave to make q motion be1q1e ~
court In the absence of the jury, wnlf4 w.
denied by the court. and the deIense HaA0f
Burt Lewis testified that he had. sarliof
in the evening: or before the stapp1ng ~
driven CARED out of his saloonr WN4
a billy. on account of his trying u pNf
q quarrel with Skelly. He. gave Gaffeuf
bad : character, especially saa Er when r qr,naLys s,lsS
gave CARED a bad reputation.
W. Coleman testified that Cared was TN
aggre 5 R IN the ho 5rep1 kee IN No ana R6ssep1
Weber testified as to the bad character q
CARED. particularly when drinking. which
The accused took the stand and gave e
clear account Of the whole affair. stating
that he had been approached BY CARED req
three times before the fight occurred. ana
that he finally struck him with his pocket
knife in self-defense. ~
The county attorney was unable to shake
his crOsS-examination.
Pr, Lee K9sopf. the physician wh nIon IT.
on Skelly's eye, claimed to have been IN
tiicted by CARED, testified that the wound
could not lave been inflicted With ~
Dr. Minshalps testimony was taken IN
deposition By agreement and admitted A"
the court. The doctor had examied skei-
penetrated to the skull, and in his belief
could not have been done with the naked
The defense here rested and court ad-
journed till this morning at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. %.latthews and child
of Townsend. Mont, are visiting among
Miss Gertie Parsons returned last night
from Lo Lo Hot Springs, after an enjoy
able week in camp. ,"N
The county attorney dismissed the case
against the railroad man charged with
beating 2 q at q late hour on the north
side a few nights ago. The Jap was unable
to Identify or connect the man with the
case @
"A crowd Of about 60 Episcopal Sunday
school children spent yesterday all day
in a picnic up Grant creek. 1t was their
annuai picnic and a most enjoyable time
was had. N-
\ Miss Martha Nichols Of Butte, who has
been visiting in rMissoula, has gone 10 Ln
Lo Hot Springs to visit her friend Miss
Agnes Holland. who is spending the,Isum-
mer there. ' 2ae Z. II
" & --= f-4sss u a a
Little Harry Reese, the diphtherla pa
tient, Is quite improved and is able hto be
up and about the house. f1t~$t r.,
A man by the name of Egan was given
30 days In Justice Hayes court today fol
begging and making himself a general nui-
fsance about the streets, using p~rofare !Afll
abusive language. +a ~ :" :" %
There was a complaint sworn out this
afternoon against two men for disturbing
the peace. .%Ta4 uSrl| 2
William Pulliam. of the firm of Pullian
Brothers,, who recently went to Kansas
City to be married, returned todays with
his bride.
J. w. Gigman, a Northern Pacific brake.
man. fell from a box car last night in the
yards and received a broke arm.