The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-06-02

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20. After he had turned to go, what did
he do, continue or stop?"
"A. l don't know whether he stopped
or not. l did not see him anti I looked
on my right side"
80. You staid in the carriage?"
"A. Yes, SIR
q. Why did you not see him after he
turned to So?"
"A. He got behind my carriage"
%. Which way was your horses face
turned?"
"A North, towards the capitol"
q. You say Mr.. Skinner went behind
your carriage?"
"A. Yes, sir"
90. Did you turn the carriage"
"A. Yes"
%. Where was he then?"
"A. He was in front of me going to the
street car track
90. What did he do when the second
shot was fired?"
"A. did not see him, I was looking at
Mr.. Haywood"
%. Was he off the sidewalk when the
second shot was fired?'
Al don't know, 1 was looking at the
man that had the pistol"
%. Was 1T after the first shot or second
shot that Mr. Skinner turned to go?"
"A. After the second shot,
! q. How far from the curbing was he?"
"A. About half way distant"
%. That was after the second shot ?"
"A. Yes, sir"
90. What part of him was at that time
presented to Mr.. Haywood?
"a. His back was to him.
%. After he got into the street?'
"A. Yes. SIR
80. Did you look at Mr.. Skinner after
he got into the street until he fell?'
"A. Yes, sir"
90. How did he go?"
"a. He crossed over the track, then
turned to his left and got to the low edge
OF the track and fell face first to the pave
ment."
%. What became of Mr.. Haywood?'
"A. He walked off the corner going to
the Tucker building"
%. Did you notice whether Mr.. Hay
wood had his hat on?"
GA. He had it ON when he passed from
the sidewalk
90. At the time of the shooting, did he
nave it on then?"
"A. Yes, sir, he got it on then"
~. w udU 40 you 1Qcdn by UQdC, he SOU
it on them"
"A. 1t was knocked pretty near off and
he gathered it up"
q. Did you tell anybody about this
occurrence"
"a. No, sir"
20. How long was it before you told
about it,"
"A. / did not make any statement till
T unt To tho ,,xJ,-, ul.~ al r.
Key
him?'
"A. | told him I saw Mr.. Skinner strike
and l saw Mr.. Haywood shoot him. and
he didn't ask me anything else
20. Did you tell anyone else in town?'
"A l told someone else, l don't know
who-this fellow that runs the bar-room
What is his name?"
20. What bar-room do you mean?"
"A. Hamlet's.'
90. You have told him since?"
"A. Yes, sir, I told him"
@. You did not tell him all the facts? p
"A. And told another man. T dom
know what his name is. have seen hin
here
90. Was it Mr.. Rogers?"
"a. No, sir, it was q white man."
90. What white man did you tell il
town."
"A. l don't know his name, Mechanics
or Mcdonald think
%. Where does he live?"
"A. Here in Raleigh"
90. What Is his business?'
"A. | don't know, l see him around tn,
Tucker building"
%. Did you tell him you saw it,"
"a. He asked me what did you see ant
I told him / did not care to make a state
ment. He said: Did you see Haywood,
shoot?" and I told him yes. did not tel
him anything else"
90. Which Rogers did you tell?'
"A. He works in the Commercial build
ing"
g. What sort of a carriage did 70,
have?"
"a. 1t was not exactly a carriage but
one-horse surry.'
90. Did it have curtains ~"
"A. It had back curtains on"
O Were the side curtains off,"
"a. Yes, sir"
%. 1t was open except the back"
a. The front curtain was off l mean.
@. 1t had the back curtain on?"
"A. The back curtain and the two sid,
back curtains"
q. Just the width of the seat wa
clcsed?"
"A. Yes, sir"
| %. All the others were open?'
"A. Yes sir"
Cross-eXamined by counsel for State.
%. Where did your carriage enter Fay
ctteNille street?'
} "A. I came from the market to tn
l postoffce."
| @. There you turned around?"
r "A. Yes sir
t "a. How far did you come up tn
I street before turning around?"
1 "A. Just to the end of the postoffice
r up near the sidewalk near to the soutI
steps"
%. Did you turn your surry toward
the door Of the court house?"
"a. Yes sir"
90. Your horses head was where?'
"a. Towards the capitol"
80. Where did you stop your horse?
"A. Right there where l was"
60 And where were yOu?'