Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-03

the alibi testimony that he expects
 will clear him of the latest murder
 charge which he now faces.
 A synopsis of his direct testimony given at the behest of Attorney Hangs [ is as follows:
 T am thirty years old. Have been
 in Goldfield since 1906. Been a miner
 since 1895. Was in GoldfieIu V.
 March g and 10. Was in Miners hall
 about o'clock Sunday afternoon
 Shortly after two I left hall and went
 to Ladies Aid hall to attend meeting
 of 4. F. of L. clerks Stayed there
 until meeting adjourned, then went
 back and reported result. Then went
 to Timms' Cabin and stayed there the
 rest of the night of 10th, having sup per these. was first informed that Silva was shot through Chris DulteT
 between ' and S o'clock. Remained in cabin for a week"
 St. John was closely questinoed by
 District Attorney STallow on cross
 examination and in part testified as follows:
 0. I understand that shortly after you Left Miners Union hall you went
 to the cabin Of one Timms?
 A. Yes.
 c. Why did you go there and re-
 main there instead of going home? Vert After Rifle.
 A. went to the cabin intending tJ do some writing had 10 do and when l I finished that up go home. My pur- pose i'll going to Toms cabin was to get a rifle that was there belonging to me. my purpose in getting the rifle was that all day Sunday when I was
 in town several parties came to me and told me that Jack Davis and oth-
 CTS associated with him were going to
 come to my house that night and ride me out of town. l spoke about the
 matter to Timms after he came there
 and he said, Why not stay here?''
 and told him no, that l would hate
 to disappoint these parties if they came Joking for me with the intention of running me out of town that I
 would go to my cabin, send my wife
 to the neighbors and stay there so could receive them when they came. Timms and I talked the matter over and in the meantime party came up and said, "Diamondfield Jack" and a
 man by the name of Brown and some
 others was around Joking for myself , and others with the vowed intention i e running us out of town" i Q. Who was il told you that? A Why, there were several of ! them came in Clarence Knight, Wal 1 ter Presley and a man by the name of | Hiiderbrant, believe. came up with | the information And they said among others they were going to run out
 YRS Timms, myself and Ben Donnelly | and John Curenback. The parties
 that came up gave us the names of alI and l finally decided it would probably be better and less worry to
 my wife if stayed with Timms and 1 sent her word. On redirect examination the follow | ing question was put to St. John: @. Ii has been elicited on cross
 examinations Mir St John. that you
 have been incarcerated in the peniten- tiary? -s- -r s- r S
 A. Yes; on February 9, 1906. upon
 a telegraphic warrant from the gov
 eTnor of Idaho charging me with the murder of ex-Governor Stlenenberg for twenty-one days in that place and then discharged without hearing and extradited to Colorado.
 c. Then in Colorado, you may pro ceed and tell that?
 A. Upon being discharged in Idaho upon this warrant In the Stuenenberg murder they read warrant charging
 me with a murder naming a man silled five or six years ago in Tellur- Ide, charged me with the murder and took me to Colorado. was given a preliminary hearing and on bond was
 let out