The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-01
Testimony at Might.

As soon as the court opened it's night session, Dr. M. l.. White of Roanoke was called.
 Dr. White corroborated the testimony of Mir. Prophet as far as 1t related to the conversation between the witness and Prophet.
 pr. Hudson of Montgomery was cal ed as character witness for the defense His testimony was brief.
 Rev. A. L Andrew, D. D., of the Dex- ter Avenue Methodist Church, also testi- fled to the good character of Trammell J. J. DeNeff of Atlanta, a travelling man, testified that he was in Montgom- cry on the night of the killing. He was in the Silver Dollar saloon that night about 7:3o o'clock. He knows w. H.. Welch and B. c. Jones.
 He saw them. in the Silver Dollar Saloon that night. He also knows Foster. who works for Hill. Jones & Go. When he first entered the bar Jones. Britton and Riddle were drinking at the bar. Ten or fifteen minutes later Taylor entered with Welch and Foster. After taking a d ink. Taylor walked back to the pool room and | began a game with John Singietary. More drinks were ordered. Trammell came in five or ten minutes later. he was pulled into chair by Jones. Taylor came up while Trammell was at the table and stood within two feet of him. Taylor took drink with the crowd. Trammell left the bar first. The rest of the crowd l followed with the exception of Taylor, who remained in the bar talking with the witness some ten or fifteen minutes. About two minutes after he left the bar the shooting began. He saw Massie An derson in the Silver Dollar Saloon. MT. Anderson was present. whi'e he and the Roanoke crowd were at the table and while Trammell was present. On cross examination MT. DeNeff testi- fled that on the day after the killing he told Warren s. Reese that he knew noth- ing of the killing.
 On redirect examination he swore that he did not tell MT Reese he knew noth- ing of what happened in the bar. Captain J. w. Powell was called by So- licitor Dent and testified briefly that Fay Tor was man of good character. J. A. Adams of Enterprise was called for the State. He knows J. B. Pierce He testified that Pierces character is good for truth and veracity. He would be- lieve Pierce on oath in any court of jus- tice.
 On cross examination he swore that he mad never heard of Pierce beng accused of stealing cattle.
 Trammell is Recalled.
 Trammell was again cal ed to the stand
  T. Pollard Captain Pollard never called n him for what Trammell Co owed Taylor's bankrupt estate before Taylor was adjudged bankrupt. Tre witness i'd not tel C7ptain Pollard that all the goods that Trammell 6 Co., had of Tay- l'r's stock had been paid fo- and anyone who got the goods would have 10 get hem after a law suit. Captain Polar vas not present when receipt was given .,,. txy ed by Taylor toward him was on account 0f his paying the money owed the bank "upt into the bankrupt court Instead of giving 1t directly to him.
 Captain Charles T. Pollard. truetee of he bankrupt estate of Char es E. Taylor testified that m the store of the bankrupt t Roanoke. the defendant told him that all the goods the defendant had in hs tore. purchased from c. E. Taylor. had been paid for
 On cross examination Captain Pollard testified that he first talked with Tram