Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-15
(Special to Review.)


 DOUGLAS, June 14.-Mrs. Mark Lamb, charged with the murder of Wm. Barnes, at the preliminary exam ination held before Justice Mcdonald, of this city, this evening, was bound over to await the action of the next grand jury, and will be taken to Tomb stone tomorrow and placed in jail.
 At the hearing this evening large crowd of spectators were present, but before the examination was begun, the attorney of Mrs. Lamb asked the court to exclude all spectators, which motion was granted, and the hearing was con- ducted behind closed doors. No testimony was introduced in be- half of the defendant. Mrs. Lamb ap- peared in the court room with her husband and lawyer and smiled and chatted as if nothing unusual had hap, pened. The shooting does not at present weigh heavily on her mind | and of the two the husband appears to be more concerned over the final results.
 Constable Shropshire, Mrs. Barnes 1 (widow of the deceased), B. C. Hold en and Drs. Futile and Hickman, were among the witnesses examined for the prosecution, which was conducted by Assistant Attorney Sames. Only sui l ficient testimony was introduced by the prosecution to show that Barnes was killed by a gunshot wound, fired from a gun in the hands of Mrs Lamb. After the prosecution rested the attorney for the defense said he had no testimony to introduce at this time, and the court ordered the de fendant held without bail.
 Since the killing Mrs. Lamb has re | fused to make a statement, and so far Cnly one side of the case has been heard.
 The funeral of Wm. Barnes will be 1 held tomorrow by three fraternal or ders of the city, of which the deceas ed was a member, the Masons, Wood men and Workmen.
 Tells Of Family Trouble. In his statement Barnes, it would seem, had acted as peacemaker be tween MT. and Mrs. Lamb at times and that the shooting was the indirect | results of his efforts to bring peace ! to his neighborS family The follow l ing is the statement, giving Judge Nc ! Donald's questions and the dyinG mans answers:
 Q.-I will ask you, Mc Barnes, de you realize your condition at the present time?
 A.-Yes, sir, I do
 Q-Do you expect to get over thi! wound or not?
 Al don't think that I will. 1 Q.-I will ask you to make thi. statement, telling me the exact fact! ! as near as you can.
 | A.-Well, sir, I am going to tell it and 1 can tell 1t straight. too. 1 came 1 home from shift about twenty-five minutes till 12 o'clock, that is. some | where thereabouts; it might be no over five or ten minutes. l came into the back gate, then I stopped and shu my gate. Don't know anything abou 1 anybody being around. I came along until 1 got to the corner of the fence 1 to the corner ot the house, l mean and the first that I knew, why there was gun fired. and I said "Oh!" anC i turned around, and I don't know was shot in the back. She didn't hi me the first time she fired; she hi me the second time she fired. There wasn't a word said. only I said oh
 Q.-Where was Mrs. Lamb stand l ing?
 A.-She was standing in the door in her kitchen door.
 Q.-Where were you?
 A.-Right at the corner of the house where always leave my wheel, il my own yard.
 Q.-l will ask you, Mir. Barnes, hat you had any trouble with Mir. or Mrs Lamb previous to this?
 A.-Neyer had 8, word previous t