Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-15
lAMB IS
 BOUND OVER
HEARING FOR MURDER OF WILLIAM BARNES CONDUCTED IN DOUGLAS BEHIND CLOSED DOORS = NO TEST- MONY INTRODUCED IN BEHALF OF DEFEND
 ANT WOMAN REFUSES A STATEMENT.

this with Mir. Lamb in my life, nor never with Mrs. Lamb until yester- day, just before starting to work in the forenoon.
 Q.-Tell us what conversation you had at that time.
 A.--Well, Mrs. Lamb told my wife that I had slipped into her room at night, and that has been about seven or eight months ago. Well, I didn't know anything about it until yester- day. I said to my wife, "I am going to call her out" was going to speak to her about it. So I go out in my yard and MT. Lamb and Hewlett. their littla boy, were out there. Mrs. Lamb had given me s125 of her money six or eight months ago.
 Q.-It was six or eight. was it?
 A.-Maybe eight or ten. somewhere along there.
 Q.-She gave it for what purpose A.-To keep for her. She said her husband, MT. Lamb, was trying to get 1t. I was coming home. was on the graveyard shift. I came home with the money and I forgot about it un- til I started to work, and my wife called to me and asked what I was l going to do with that money. I says. 'T had forgot all about it." said to my wife, You keep it until morning" She said No, don't want to, for fear i something might happen, and you would be to blame for about s125." I said, '1 will take it down and give it to her." so I went on down and gave it to her that night about half past ten o'clock at night. Q.-This is the time she referred ! Xr inf hnr ? A.-Yes. sir.
 Q.-Now, yesterday forenoon, when l you had some words with her, please relate the words you had with her; 1 if any hard words passed between you, | just relate what it was. | A.-WeIl. I told Mrs. Lamb, said: Mrs. Lamb, you are no lady at all; you are a woman. but you are no lady. had no idea of slipping in your room when you were asleep. You are not any sort of lady at all" That's the worst words that were said. Q.-Did she make any reply? | A.-Yes: she had a stick, and she was going to hit me. l Q.-Did she make an effort to strike you?
 A.-Yes, sir.
 Q.-Now last night when the shots were fired, was there anything said I by her or any one else before the l shots were fired? Was anything said by any one before the shots were fired? =
 A.-No sir, nothing. Q.-You were not hailed at all or spoken to?
 1 A.-No. sir
 Q-You understand the seriousness ! of your condition?
 | A.-Yes, 1 do.
 Make Temporary Charge. | A temporary charge of assault with ! a deadly weapon was made in a com. ] plaint drawn up by the assistant dis trict attorney this morning, and Mrs. Lamb will be held under guard tenn , porarily or this complaint. She will be given a preliminary hearing i'm meGiately after the ultimate results Of the shooting become known.
 No Operation.
 After the dying declaration had been l taken the wounded man was removed ! to the Calumet hospital for an opera i ton, but he became so weak that it 1 was decided not to operate. Mir. Barnes is a member of the Mas ons, which he joined in Princeton. ] Kentucky, and the Woodmen of the ! World. He joined the latter order in 1 Douglas two weeks ago Friday, MT. Lamb also being initiated into the or i der the same night. H is also a mem , Der of the A. O. U. W. H has three sons. the oldest being about twelve years of ago. ? Mrs. Barnes is in a
 state of. prostration owing to the oc, currence.