The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-24
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ssibI Ho,1 fearrfb1f A nprh .Hng'h
fia 1e.nGta ~ : S";an;,7e for no
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1r CG,,,a's and There Sas AFRO ;
f-a.iu9 - f,asas safsri,nb fbeTs anc
considerable 4aInblinx sss aear1 ~
sea.5'nt ., tae sisea1 II vas ne ex.
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1iara 81 tsrnn and sGn.e try bread Al
.fIf 3Drinss nieTs ne vent u AiHer'i
sIsd coming from Era4e's rsnrh Vet.
1asfay hight ne baI sariIrsh the fl<1G
3ssaing IN n ,he hGIs vest II th4
NssteheataT olacs. where ne speni
Fafbsaday Night F.e avoke be-peer
: and b'rinra Thursha3 morning FL
uspertst me Clo,s and Two Far oaa
t'ir.s raaT DAY aah reached the vicinity
" ne Fltzrbrris pace ttaf night aaf
rasnDeh rasra F'rthay ae iHs1ectsd Chf
FlrSSiorris Dasrnrsa F.s stGpced In d
ead6n ii he S;ue f,-ass Country On the
stcsTa6nn sad crnxsh rhe Iaar ct tbs
1arf. H, siepr N Eae edge of the Lar.
sn'ie 5lana Srihay aixhr and on 5aru-.
tsy ttfa 10 tae Srsier ranca and Ia.sI
n ne ta3 vent u Laramie THIS vas
on JDl3 ~
H"rn sas again called 70 the sraad
IA ne afternoon, Hs wa aaksd IL IL
5ad ahsfe The statements u the tnrss
Denver aaen rszart.nx the Killing O,
Willie Nickel
No. : aevsr raw taea. meu and
neysr xaev taera 1t the tine they saY
tnif thnse rhinzs had my Jaw in
platter eass and could rot talk"
Later Horn sa.d he remembered ev-
srytafng taa: ha1 ever happened t1
aim This vas the opportunity TO,
which Atshrney 5tolI had evidently
been waiting for He immedia,eIy
turned u TIE testimony OF Horns tall
vim Ia Fors. and asked II this conyer.
sat.ha nnk place. The prisoner said
"Yes@
Then the prosecuting attorney went
throDxa the document from beginnins
N md, sarn time asking Horn II he haG
naafe the remarks attributed to him
and II he Iaa In condition to realize
What he vas sayinz. Each time his
answer vas in the Affirmative. accom-.
panied frequently by the explanation
tha, he was simply joking with Ia
Fors. In answer to a question he
x'atef. however, that he was satisfied
owing 10 previous conversations hac
with Ia Fors. that he was asking the
questions for the purpose Of connect.
Ing him With the crime. He admitted
that he had made every remark attrib.
uted ~ him. the more damaging state.
ments being the following:
The hoy was killed at about 800
yards.
1T xas the best shot and the dtrties,
trick ! ever done
II placed the stone under his head
This Ia my sign by which collect my
money for job Of this kind.
II received 81, 100 for three men deat
and shooting at one man five times.
II get NO hungry sometimes | woulC
kill my mother for some grub.
"KilIlng men is my specially. I lool