The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-10-06

Nj Iiaytso.-d threa out HI hanl ant
n4!e The hrs. shr.
9 Na~ NJ. Saub. d11u you If the
statement sou gave ~ Mr. Harms
That sou we're looking toun sbaut th,
south step--I mean south of tn court
hou~e. between that and the Pullrn Russi.
ing. ami saw Mr.. Jones come around that
Ma. a Yes. -ir.
& And after you looked OUT there
that Vas about the time he first shot < :
hfeiz A No. sir. that IS j mistake
! sal - / looked down that w4y /
taken ny eyes back. and A. | taken ny
eyes back and gmnced on them there X
tbs postothee front. MI. Haywood throwed
his hand out and made the 2r~t shot
z How long va. your eye on u Nr
Haywood and Mr. skinner and down thar
Wy? \. Not just more than passing
. Just that Nay and this Way Gin
dicatingD. !. Yes. sir
Q That IS the time now A. Yes.
ST.
9. Let's get i straight 4 That j.
tie time.
Q You saw them talking there ana
you flashed your eye down that way ana
back and during that time Mr.. Haywood
lad his pistol out?" a. rs. ar.
q. Where was Mr.. skinner a. out
from tire curbstone IN the street
2. You flashed your eye down there
and then back and b. that time Mr..
skinner had walked out IN the street ana
Mr., Haywood had pulled his pistol out
anG fired2" A. Il sad ! saw Mr.. skinner
when he turned and left Mr.. Haywood.
Q. We'll, just exactly in what direction
was Mr.. Skinner going when the first shot
was fired? A. Web, / think if ne had
went straight across the street the way
he was going he would nave reached the
other side Of the street somewhere be
tween Denton's saloon and Johnson
drug store"
Z. What was the difference between
the ohots?" A. We'll, if vas just about
like a man could shoot
Q. Right that way. ~Gndicating)
Yes, SIR
G. 'The first shot was fired when he
was within three steps OF the curb~tone2'
A Within two or three steps of the curb
%storfe.'
q. And the other one was fred when?'
A. 1t was | reckon when he was with
IN four or i've steps OF the street cal
track
@. We'll, the statement you made /,
Mr.. Harris was made IN the presence 0
III. -lC1UlIt =. =. IL. NiC1uiitlS Nd
there
Q. Or. J. J. McCullers? % A. Yes, sir.
@. Mr.. Sauls5 you We're not a witnes
at the habeas corpus proceedings" A"
was there but not called upon.'
Q. You were not put on the stand?
A. NO, sir; l was here but was not pu
Oh the stand. | was summoned here
@. Did you go before the grand jun
7 when the bill was found?" A. NO, sir
this is the first time l have been Gale
up
@. You were not sworn in the cas-
before the habeas corpus proceedings q
all?" A. mo, sir; this is the first time
5 have been called up"
5 @. In that statement you gave NJ
:, Martin in the presence of Dr. McCu
lers, didn't you say that SINNERS bac
S was towards Haywood when both sho1
were fred?" Al don exactly remen
Der but don't think l did. l thin
I said he sorter careorod himse
5 around to the left
@. Answer the question. IN thct state
ment you gave Mr.. Harris, in the pre-
= ence of DR.. McCullers, did you OF d
{ you not say SINNERS back was TOWARD
Haywood when both shots wei
fred?" A. Il think not. sir
G. You didn't say that?' A. I don
think did
@. Didn't you Immediately say, in tn;
neighborhood, that Mr.. Skinner was sh'
. in the back?" A. NO, sir; l don't thin
l did
@. You didn't make that statement
think not
the neighborhood? A. mo, sir;I kno
not
@. mir. sauls, is this not the stat
ment you made to Mr.. Harris IN the pre-
= ence of DR.. McCuIlers: I was standiI
t. or the Citizens Bank coroner leaning
d against a telephone pole A. 'That
It right
@. Il was standing on the Citizens Bal
corner leaning up against a telepho1
;, pole. | saw MIR. Haywood and Mr.. Ski
ner come out of the postoffice south do
together and stopped about the centre
: the sidewalk. l did not hear anythll
:, they said and | could not tell wheth
they were talking. From the way tn
- were standing they seemed friendly. NJ
he Skinner turned off and came ACROSS Il
street towards Denton's saloon. Wht
IL the first shot was fired Mr.. Skinner W
n between the sidewalk on the postotfl
side and the street car track. When t
second shot was fired Mr.. Skinner w
;" across the street car track on the ca
side. A. 4 don't think | said that
n @. He turned around and dropped
It his knees and fell on his face aero
or the street car track" A.. That IS right
@. MI Haywood did not put his p
s tol in his pocket until after Mr.. SIX
ner had fallen A. After he had TALL
;, to his knees and was falling when he p
:, his pistol in his pocket"
@. Haywood seemed IS unconcern
: as if he had shot 2 ~@-g... SINNERS ba
was towards haywood when both she
were fired. Skinner creaned at first sh
- but not much A. 4 said careened
: the left"
O.. skinner careened at first shot b
+. not much. SINNERS hands We're har
! ing down and he made no attempt at
fuss. He did not put his hand IN his poo
d. ct to get out a pistol. At the seco-
TX shot he raised his hands up. That was {
that movement he mad with his hand
r. A. Yes, sir
Il @. Lon Stephenson and Frank Ban
were in front Of myself going across t
re street. J. O. Murray was right n tro
n of the drug store on his wagon. ] did Z
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