The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-13

appeared to him that this was place
| for throwing away bottles and this one
was near the body.
Harry f. How'd was called to the
witness stand. Witness lives at No. A
Henry street and is employed at the
Winchester Arms company's. Witness
was very well acquainted with Goering
| On June 20 he saw Goering in Wag-
ner's saloon on Dixwell avenue, where
he remained for an hour-until 2;30
| They played three games of cards. Mr.
| Wagner is in Kansas. They played
| pinoch!e.
A statement of Goering's to the bar
tender about the time he was to leave
was allowed. State Attorney Will
liams took an exception. Witness said
Goering asked for whlskey Mr.. Good
hart asked witness if he had ever seen
whiskey bottle similar to the one
introduced as found near the body.
Mr.. Williams objected to the testimony,
which was allowed as the witness had
seen the bottle of Whiskey which Goer-
ing took out of the saloon with him.
Mr.. Goodhart asked for conversation of
the witness with Goerlng as to where
Goering said he was going from the sa-
loon. Mr. Williams objected and the
objection was overruled.
Goering had said he was going to a
ball game and witness said he hadn't
been to a ball game this year and
would go with him. Goering told wit
ness that he had to go somewhere else
first.
Mr.. Goodhart asked for Goerings
manner in answering the question. Mr.
Williams objected but the objection
was oVerruled.
Witness said Goering hesitated at
first and then said evasiYely he had
somewhere to go first.
To state Attorney Williams witness
repeated the evidence given. Witness
gained the impression from the answer
that Goering did not want to go with
him. Witness, instead of going to the
ball game, stayed in the saloon and
played cards. Witness said he had con-
tributed to the fund to pay for the de-
Tense Of YAM.
How'd, the witness, pointed out on the
map the different saloons mentioned in
his testimony, besides the location of
Winchester's factory and the Yanz
house on Goodrich street
Frank T. Clark of 105 Dwight street
was the next witness called. He tes-
titled to taking some pictures and the
making of map which represented
plot of ground in the vicinity Of Good
rich street,
The position of the camera was
marked on the map. Mr.. Williams OBJ
jected because the map wasn't drawn
to a scale and it might be misleading.
Mr.. Goodhart showed that the meas
urements We're accurate. They were ad-
m!tted.
The next witness called by the de-
Tense was Joseph Wagner of Shelton
avenue, who Is a saloonkeeper at the
above number. His son. Gustave Wag-
ner, was bartender at the time of the
Witness knew Goering and
seeing him about 1880 on
the day Of the shooting. He also saw
the witness How'd in the saloon on the
same dav.
Attorney Goodhart showed witness a
flask, which he recognized, up
on which Attorney Williams asked wit
ness If he had a monopoly on whiskey
TASKS.
William McEwen, the next witness,
said he worked at Winches9er's, was
acquainted with Goering and saw him
at Wagner's saloon on the day of the
shooting.
Witness saw Goering playing cards
and heard him mention about going to
1 ball game. The remainder of his tes
timony was similar TO that of Howd's.
Witness had not contributed to the de-
tense of YAM.