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DIR. LUDLUM HILL. 1443 Market nr. Eleventh
No charge for extracting when plates are
made: old plates made over like new: teeth
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100 SALESLADIESi
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A NEW plate-The Whalebone-cannot break :;
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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02
Redirect Examination.

When l went back to Bertha
she was lying on the spot where
we stood when the shot was fired
/ went to train when Sisco was ia
ken to Henderson intending to 90
to Mexico on the local. | didn't
think of hurting him.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02

Of the track there was an impress
sion which seemed TO have been
made by some tacks along the
back of the heel Of the shoe. The
tracks didn't look AZ though they
had been made over "a hours. !
went TO Sisco's house; no one was
there, the family was gone; | went
in: the beds looked as il the peo-
pie had just got up, they were net
made up; clothing was scattered
in each room as though they had
undressed and left the clothing
in the room; some clothing was on
the floor, some on the bed. EX-
amined a double barrelsd shotgun,
il was a muzzle loader; found n
pair of shoes; they were we'll worn
and in the left shoe on the bottom
of the sole, right about the ball
OF the foot, there was a hole worn
in the outer sole about the size OF
dollar. Went out to Sisoo's the
next morning and go the shoes and
gun. John Gregory was with me
This is the gun examining the
gun handed him); | noticed sew.
eral scratches aud dents on the
gun which seemed to be fresh.
These are the shoes Examining
shoes handed HIM. An impress.
sion in the right track looked very
much as if made by this place,
(showing) on the right shoe. |
measured the shoes and the meas.
urement correspondent exactly
with that Of the tracks; found
shoe under the bed; there were
three beds in room | found the
shoes.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02
Continued from First Page,

person who shot Bertha William.
son. / believed it was Sisco then
but l din't swear that he was the
murderer before the coroner's ju-
ry, the morning after the killing
Told several / knew who fired the
shot; was at the depot when they
took Sisco to Henderson but had
no intention of shooting him.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02
SANDY BARKER.

| live at Mr.. - Clements. |
was in Marion night of the kill.
ing. The evening before | was
coming up from Mr. Garnet's and
passed Mr.. Williamson's; coming
by Williamson's got scared right
in front of the house. l came on
down the road until / got down,
| reckon, just below where the
shooting was done, and some man,
| don't know who it was, colored
or white, darted right across the
road between two stumps. Then
the mare | was riding jumped
across a stump, and turned my
saddle. / said, Good evening"
but nobody returned any answer;
me leaning on the horse when my
saddle turned didn't give me any
time to pay attention to- who it
was. He was in the main road on
the side next to Mr.. Williamson's.
about 20 feet from where the road
,urns up TO Mr.. Williamson's. It
was about $50. The people had
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02
Cross Examination

| have known George Sisco
about three years. The plat Q
where the party who fired the
shot stood looked as If it had been
occupied some time. We followed
the tracks by the side of:the gar.
den as far as the ground was loose
enough to show tracks; then |
didn't look very carefully until we
got to the next field; here found
tracks going and coming in same
route as the other tracks. The
tracks measured the same. From
where we lost sight of the tracks
to Geo Sisco's house it was about
three-f ourths of a mile. The next
track, near Sisco's house, were of
the same measurement as the
tracks in the first field and those
in that fence corner. They also
were going from direction of Sis.
cos house toward Williamson's.
and thea from direction Of Will.
liamson's house toward Sisco's.
There were some places where the
track din'nt measure exactly the
same as the shoe; you could see
where they had slipped a little.
Wherever ! could get full i'm.
preston the tracks measured OK.
actly the same as the measure OF
the shoe. Some places might have
varied Just little from the size
OF the bottom of the shoe. but
where there were full impre ssions
the measure was always the same.
The shoes were in the room where
beds were unmade. Found gun
in same room. Raalrod WAS in
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02
HORACE WILLIAMSON.

l live about , miles from town.
Have lived in that section twenty
years. Bertha Williamson WAS
my daughter. 1 was at home the
night she was killed. Heard the
report of the gun; was in bad
jumped out, put on my pants and
ran to the door. After Ichildren
told me what had happened l went
down the road and found my
daughter killed. She was dead
when got to her. She was shot
in the neck, jaw and throat. The
whole load went in right side OF
throat and ranged up. From the
wound l could tell that the shot
was fred from a shotgun. l heard
the report. Also heard two shots
from a pistol. Bertha would have
been eighteen years old in April.
George Sisco was unfriendly to-
ward me.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02
A HUNG JURY IN THE SISCO TRIAL.

feet from where the man raised up;
Miss Williamson wasn't more than
3 or 4 feet from him. The good
byes were said loud enough for
the man to have heard. After he
fired he Strengthened up and lean
eel over the fence and looked over
to where Miss Bertha fell. Then
he ran. Grover shot twice: saw
him shoot. When the man shot
Grover fell into the road down in.
to my right: Miss Williamson and
Brown were on the private road
when the shot was fired. Miss
Williamson fell in the private
road, Brown in the main road. The
private road is higher than the
main road. After the shot was
fired the man ran along beside
the inside. fence, going in the OPP
posite direction from the fence be.
hind which he was located when |
saw him. | never was over that
country and don't know whether
he was running in the direction of
anybody's home.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02
q. W. BROOKsHIRE.

| live at Crayneville; was along
night Miss Williamson was shot.
The Long girls, Grover Brown and
brother Pierce, Rhea, Elmer and
Bertha Williamson and myself
were coming from Chapel Hill
where we had been to church; the
Long girls and l were in front OF
Bertha and Grover; my cousin
Ona Long said goodbye to Bertha
Williamson as Bertha and Grover
Brown turned off to williamson
and Bertha said goodbye to Ona.
Before the shot was fired / saw
some one raise up. The person
was just over the fence in Will
liamson's garden. He fired.
heard the gun; it sounded like a
shotgun, The person l saw had
on light hat, and as far as l could
tell, light clothes. / was about IA
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02
gone to church. Appeared to have
on light hat.
ELMER WILLIAMSON.

ELMER WILLIAMSON.
am a son of Horace William
son; am l6 years old, a brother Of
Bertha Williamson; was with her
the night she was killed. Ny bro
Their and / went to church with she
and Grover Brown, Ona and Ida
Long, and Bookstore we're a lit
tie in front coming back. My bro
Their and / we're down in the main
road and Grover aud Bertha were
in the private road when the shot
was fired. l saw nobody there be-
fore the shootinS; l heard report
of a gun, saw the flash; it came
from the fence corner right inside
the field Just at the firing l
could not see anything for the
smoke. then / saw Grover fall
down in the road, and / saw some
body rise up and lean over the
fence and look. | saw Grover rise
up and the man started to run.
The man was somewhat low, had
on a white hat, light clothes, and
had a mustache; / took him to be
George Sisco. Have known Sisco
about ten years, and have seen
him often. The man ran in the
direction of Sisco's home, After
the shooting | walked on to the
house. Thought the rest of them
had gone on. / did not know my
sister was hurt; / did not see her
fall.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02

place where the mau is said to
have stood. | found where there
had been some weeds cut out of the
fence corner and a bush no larger
than your forefnger had been cut
down. 1t looked like the pa rty
had bean there so me time. | saw
tracks, going from the place along
the garden fence toward the west.
There had been a potato patch adj
joining the garden fence on the
northside and the tracks were
made alongside Of the fence by
the potato patch. The tracks look
ed like those of man running. |
followed the tracks. Farmer and
Holcom we're with me. After We
got through the potato patch as
far as the garden went we could
track no farther. In field where
grass or wheat had been sown /
again found tracks. These tracks
were OF the same measurement as
the other | measured tracks at
both places; / followed the tracks
across the field; | found two sets
of tracks, one leading toward Mr..
Williamson's house from the di-
rection of Sisco's home, the other
set leading in the oppoeite direc-
ton toward Sisco's house. All of
these tracks were Of exactly the
same measurement. The tracks
were fresh. This was about 3 o.
clock in afternoon after the girl
was killed. After going through
the first field we came to a wheat
field | think, the ground was hard
and We couldn't find any tracks at
all; We came to another field OF
pretty good size, which had been
sown in wheat or grass; here we
found the same tracks of the same
measurements, going to ana from
followed the tracks clear through
the field, going toward Sisco's
house. After going through the
field we found no more tracks un
til We got nearly to Slsco's house
Just before we got to his barn we
found what seemed to be the same
track. | couldn't get the full i'm.
preston of the track there, but
measured the heel both ways and
across the wide part of the shoe
and it measured exactly the same
as the other track. The last tracks
were about so or 70 yards from
Slsco's house. Just before enter
ing the lot, going in the direction
Of the house | measured the tracks
in several different 'places. some
going toward Williamson's and
some going toward Sisco's; they
all measured exactly the same.
The two sets crossed in each field
In the first field the tracks going
in the direction of Sisco's we're
further apart, the party seemed to
be taking long steps; also in the
second field they seemed to be mea
surfing longer steps that afterward.
On the left track there seemed to
be an impression of a sole worn in
the left shoe, and where the ground
was damp that showed distinctly
in the track. On the right heel
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02
ALBERT CANAAN.

lam town marshal of Marion. |
know George Sisco; l went out to
both Williamson end Sisco's hou-
ses the day after the shooting Jo-
el Farmer and coroner Holcom
were with me. ] examined the
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-02
IDA LONG.

Knew Bertha Williamson; was
along the night she was shot; we
had been to Chapel Hill to church
Wide Brooks, Ona Long, Elmer
and Ray Williamson, Gro ger
Brown and Bertha Williamson
were in the crowd. My sister,
Brooks and l were a little in front
| heard the shot, saw some one
running after the shooting was
done. The man was running north
east, in the direction of George
Sisco's house. Saw no one fall;
didn't know Miss Williamson was
shot till / got to williamson
house, Do not know who fired the
shot.