The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-20


s.some one shot Ollie.'' He then
went down to get Afpheus Williams
She offered to 90 back, but McAfee
told her not to. Witness, Williams.
Sam Corder and Mrs Goodwin
went to Goodwin home, walked up
to house, Williams looked in WIN
dow and said there he is on the
floor. Williams said to her 'Eyou
came out of window, 'spose we have
TO go in same way She replied.
No. go around to the back door, il
might be open. They went
through that way Found him ly-
ing close to side of bed. Saw blood
on his neck and blood on pillow and
down as far as shoulders would
make. There was quite a pool of
blood in the bed. The covering
was all pushed down. Blood spots
on the floor were less than on the
bed.
The child was in the bed where
the blood was, all Rugged up about
the pillow and was cold.
On the way over to the house she
was asked if they kept.a gun. She
said yes, but Goodwin kept it-locked
up. AT the house when asked for
run. she said she did not know where
it was. but later told Williams where
il was and we got it out of a drawer
She said she did not see anybody but
thought some one grabbed at her
rs she came out Of the door; also
that the shot awakened her and she
jumped out of the window. Going
over to the house with them. she
said she jumped out of the window,
but jumped over her husband first
and then out of the window. II
was Pals a. m. when they started
10 the Goodwin home. Witness had
heard no noise. Saw next day
clothes but was not close enough to
see whether there was any blood on
them. She had night gown on.
when she came to house of witness.
Did not look like it had been Tscd.
Goodwin was moaning whom they
arrived and blood was on his right
cheek. He had his underclothes on.
with watch in his shirt pocket. A
physician arrived some time after
ward. The light in the room was
turned down rs low as it could be.
and was placed so it could be used
either in bedroom or dining room
Pants were hanging on the bed.
Did not see any of her clothing. 1t
was cloudy night.
McAFEE CROSS-EXA8IINED.
Witness on cross-cxamination To-
Gated the Goodwin home on a map.
She was at his house about 10 MIN
utcs and she must have left home
20 or % minutes before they arrived
Mt her home. Did not understand
her to say, SEQ around to the back
door. you might break it open" All
went together to kitchen door. Al
phcus Williams did not seem to be
little nervous. The door was
open when they arrived at it, never
made examination to see whether it
had been forced open. The door
between the bedroom and adjoining
room was found wide open. BY
use Of map witness located position
Of the sewing machine, and also
where his wife and Miss Gertrude
Samples We're, when they examined
the clothes.
At press hour the cross-cNamina-
ton Of McAfee had not concluded.
Thus far the defense has not been
able to break down his testimony.
The state is represented by w. r.
Morris and John BASEL and the de-
Tense by J. Z. Law and L. G..
Smith.
The prisoner appears to be taking
the trial calmly and is perfectly pre-
possessed, although acute to all that
goes on and shows evidences of a
disposition 70 be somewhat frighten-
ed, due perhaps to being unaccus-
toned TO court procedure.