The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
yOUTSEY WAS WILD
.,,u,,uLE SCENE WAS ENACT
rplN rHE COURT ROOM.
DEFENDANT WAS DEFIANT.
.,st>c 10 HIs FEET AND ACTED
As ONE GONE MAD.

,.,,ur GocbeI Was TestifyinE when
Il a.nutburst Camc-NoutscH wildly
n.,t,I statement OF Goebci's.
,e.rts Ca quiet Him We're at f'trst
uIfnaut AvnGt-some Relieve the
os,nreak Proof Of Madness.
s Rn. Ky. oct 9.-One OF the
srkahle scenes ever enacted IN
.g., IS court occurred tonight IN the
.-., lenry +. Youtsey charged with
,,rr principal IN cine shooting OF Gov.
e- le defendant himself being the
a.. pIr.oipant
r- lrt room was crowded at the time
A.. t-, excitement was intense. d. r.
,,- -..e the Louisville detective. had
rs ,5l of his talks with Youtsey before
si srr his arrest. Then Arthur Goe-
Ar uut on the stand and Judge Ben
4 vnr who for the first time appeared
a- t oseeuion. did the questioning
A-r. ioobel said:
it.ssd with Youtsey the day he was
t--.. late In the afternoon IN the Jail
4 81 sfort in reference 10 the murder
rr othor."
this point Youtsey arose behind
D. puncys and IN loud voice. said.
utrue 90 is lie. never spoke
vr that man in my life. nor be 10
g.
c rawford told him TO be quiet aud
. Gown and others took hold Of him.
R not SIT down. never said
v-i 20 thot man-s Is untrue"
Hs vss shouting by Nhis time and every
G., oa- becoming excited Youtseys wife
rurs his side and while cudoavoring
3 make him sit down, could be heard
rHre
Sow YOU have killed my husband ami
npa-e you are satisfied"
Yo.t-ay HISTORICALLY shouted again: Il
e. rnocent-thero ia no blood on my
fsn.s lnese men are swearing my life
laaF
Two ,- three deputy sherins went over
90 --s1 1bed him He struggled wildly
81 e4.d. Let me alone-I will not ct
doRr
Aralr Goebel. meanwhile sat sphinx
lss .r t1e witness chair and never turn
o. bus head Finally. after Youtsey wa
forced .a. a scat. he shouted again.
tic Is not dead--all the demons 10
bel cad not kil him.
sheriff ~ the defondan. does n1t
tsr,f. himself put handouts on him.
ssd Judge Cantrill.
Maorn h'le the audience could not De
fo1sd % keep their seats until the judge
Uf.afe "a 10 drc those VINO stood up.
Yol-H.. settled back in his chair. closed
D. ...- and seemed in "a state OF coi-
lrsa Ho waved his handkerchief above
d. taI ia an aimless sort of way. and
Foan.d and cried hystericslly F.nnlly
elsf was restored. and Judge Williams
sssaI Arthur Goehei another. question
rsen Col Crawford asked Apostpono
r-t' n. the trial until tomorrow. on nc-
c4r' of the defendants condition. judge
Ol.r said he could sec no cause or rct-
- .a- the defendants outbreak. but ,n
,s. 10 his attorneys he would post
D. tHe ease until tomorrow.
Nr franklin said the commonwealth
D. r1. the slightest objection to adjourn
o. Uau tomorrow. and cour, 60 ad-
rI
lo stnl occupied his chair with'his
49, os,d. apparently in a half-fniuting
condition. After the crowd passed OUT.
sa.. Reed aud deputies carried Noutscy
=" e.. Iaii as be was unable 10 walk.
us reasons are assigned for his
t'a 1k thc first being that his hong
,'tar mont and strain 81 the trial caused
tm '. become hysiefieal nnd lose control
u- d. Arothor g. that hc Is really
emo - as shown hy his remark that
'fn vas not dead. Hc is being attend
'Hfslciaus ana ro.atives az the jail.
81 condition Is deemed critical.