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

upon ms face. facing the postoface."
q. When was it that he first put his
hand to his body?' A. After tho second
shot"
=. How soon after the second shot p
a. Just after the second snot was over.
Just about the time the second hot was
over be throwed his hands Up tins Say
dndicating1.
q. Did Mr.. Haywood change nj posi-
tom" A.. Go answer.
Q. Did you notice. a. Il Wouldn't
say positively whether lie ala ~ not. /
didn't exactly notice
q Where was Mr.. Skinner at the time
the second shot was fired with reference
to his position in the street, a. We'll,
he was | reckon a. much a. three or four
steps from the street car track, on the
vest side"
G. "On this side?" 4 yes, sir.
q Where did slr. Skinner faiie' 4.
He teli across the street car track on the
east side with his face towards the post
office %sorter.
Q. In which direction did Mr.. Skin
ner circle il falling" 4. He circled to
the left"
Q. What was Mr.. Haywood dong
with the pistol all this while" A. He
was holding i out in his hand until after
he fell. After he saw he was going to
fall, or had fell and got down on his knee
he put it back in his pocket. He held it
there to see II he was going to fall
q. Up to that time what was he do
ing with his p~istol?' A. Held it out III
his hand
Q. What then became Of Mr.. Hay
WoOd?' A. He turned, and If | amt
mistaken, he taken as much as one or
two steps down this way and made d turn
and turned back, and as he turned back
Mr.. Separk called to him
@. What then became Of him?" A.
They went on up the street together"
@. with whom" A. MI. Separk. :"
Q. Did you make a statement about
this matter?' A. yes. sir"
@. ITO whcm?" A. II made the first
statement 10 Mr.. Strong
@. What sort Of a statememnt?' A.
Il made a statement just Ike told it to
you just now"
@. well, but l mean was it in writ
ing or how?' A. Yes, sir; III writing to
Mr.. Strong
@. estate if you made another state
ment about it?" A. yes, sir"
@. "To whom" A. "Mr. Harris
@. what Mr.. Harris?" A. MI. Lo-
gan Harris"
@. lone of the counsel for the defend
anti" A. Eyes, sir
@. When did you make it to him?'
A. Il made it to him-I don't know when
: but it was after the one | made to Mr.
Strong"
@. How lcng after the occurrence
A. Il don't know exactly how long at
terwards."
@. Give US some idea?" A. "A weel
or two, might nave been three weeks.
would not positively say, might have beer
three weeks OF might nave been longer
@. Did you make a statement to an.
one else besides them?' A. wei Nj
Haywood's brother came out there"
@. Gnterrupting.) What Mr.. Hay
Wood?" A. "Mr. Ernest Haywood
; brother. M. Edgar Haywood I believe j
his name, and Mr.. Holding came together
and asked me a few words about it, an,
read the old statement I gave Mr.. Harri
and asked me if the statement l gave NJ
Harris was correct, and I told him it was.
t @. "Well, do you know anything fun
? Their about it, A. "No, sir; that
, about all there is about it.
Cross-examination by Mr.. Holding:
@. Mr. Sauls, you stated that afte
Mr.. Haywood saw that Mr.. Skinner wa
falling. or was going to fall, he put TIL
, pistol back into his pocket?" A. l thin
!, he put it back into his pocket"
@. And then he started down south
towards the court house," A. Yes, sir
[ think he made as much as one or tw
7 steps SOUTH
@. "And then started back?" A. Eye:
r sir; rs if he was going back north
@. "Anu tnen 1T was that Mr.. Separ
e called to bim?" A. Yes, sir; Mr.. S.
i park called to him and went on up tn
!. street with him
: @. did he turn to meet MI. Separk?
A.. Il wouldn't say whether he did or 10
The crowd was gathering in the street an
Twas paying more attention to the stree
I than to him"
l @. You were leaning against a tel
" graph post over at the Citizens Bank?
A. Yes, sir
@. And your attention was first a
tracted by what?" 4. by seeing thel
- standing there. That was all | could see.
@. In that statement to Mr.. Harr
you said you saw them come out of tt
< postotfice, down the steps together, tt
: south steps?" A. II saw one come dow
t the steps; | wouldn't say positively bot
+" came down together. l saw one con
e down the south steps"
. @. The south steps of the postoffce:
n A. Eyes. sir"
Q. They came out the door of the Mo
" ely Order Department? Il wouldn
l say whether they came out together
not"
lie @. .'Well, one of them did," A. Eye
sir"
3 Q. 9Th south steps?" A. Yes. sir
" @. (Which one of them was that?"
= Il think it was Mr.. Skinner | think M
Haywood went from towards the coul
= house up that way"
Is O.. You said the man that came dow
the steps hesitated. What did he hesita
v about?' A. "As if, from the distance
was, they were talking. | couldn say
@. sWhat did the man hesitate about
y A. Il couldn't say
70 @. Where was Mr.. Haywood stan'
ing?" A. Fright there on the sidewa
10 together"