Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-17

my wifi" while I was in the Phi
pines. " No | did not"
| did you ever tell Mr. White II
Thornton Hams said that He q
managing this affair?''
Justice Crane sharply asked coun
for the state:
| "Whats the matter? Are YOU aslea
ton? I don't want any obiertioral
| matter in this record
| The states prosecutors All arose =,
objected and Mr.. Mcintyre said
would change the question.
Did Mr. White ever tell YOU to 8,
that Thornton Hams said He ",
managing the AFFAIR." " NO, he d
not"
| At this point counsel suspended h
| questioning for q moment while The
| joined together miniature model
the dock, runway and float which va
set on the counsel table. A model
Annis' boat Pam was placed beside h
float upon which We're set small rI
| figures to represent the principals
| the tragedy. Mr.. Mcintyre called n
attention of the witness to the moid
| shown and Mr.. Andrews said IL was
fair representation. Mr. Andrews pon1
ed out on the model the position Of d
different boats at the float While ii
| examination was in progress. just
Crane intcrposed, saying;
Your boat is larger than the do !
while the testimony shows the Id
was 20 feet long and the dock was
feet. Now eyes convince better III
what we hear, and don't want d
disproportion of the models.
Mr.. Mcintyre said that he had no
tention of misleading with the mod
and he would for a time direct i
manikins II
Under the direction Of Mr.. AndF{
the iron figures were placed at
points on the model fioa, and
which the principals occupied he'd
the shooting. At this point Mr. Ds4
arose and said:
II submit that there is nothing q
to- show that this model is in pr0}
tion. which it is not. and that no q
ton should be permitted based on
assumption that il is in proporti@
Justice Crane said that he would
permit the use of the model for gea1
purposes as it was evident that Il
clearly out of proportion. Then 81
the witness traced the movements oil
principals and the manikinS were m
on the models to show the different
sitions taken. A juror asked the con
this point if the models We're bul
scale.
tice Crane.
They are not built on scale SAID
Mcintyre, but arc 4 correct repte
tion"
Il shall instruct the jury that the
els are not for purposes of piopc
and only to show general moyenf'
said the court.
Andrews said he and Roberts tooS
mis- from the water. He said he dd
notice Roberts nor did he see Thc
Hams point a revolver nj HoheilS
witness did not see Mrs. AIMS VI
float when the shooting took place
The crOSS-eXamination of Andrews
ing been closed. the district ''V
| took up the rebuttal. The pFoSFI
pressed sev,r raj questions to de'e'
the lapse of time between the ilrS
last shots fired.
"Wen. ii was about eight or 10 see"
said the witness in reply to a 4N
| from Justice Crane.
| In cross-eXaminatiOn Mr Afd'e"
"Annis jumped from his boat 10 y"
and then stumbled into tie Wa'e'
did you know there was an uheA
cartridge in Capt. Hams reV''e
| the shooting?" mo.
Ibid YOU know only SIN ca'
discharged NO"
"Now. Won were not hold'i'S
watch to time those shots? No
irving to get at the man "h" Va,
tho eboo,ing" said Andrews, WI
x,,;roa ba was Mortified at WI"
| taken place.
rho witness was excused and T
11o,obton of Bayside was caNe
was summoned TO attend ann"
Ravside Yacht Club, where ne ~,
diving man on the float. he
the wounds in detail, the tfea'%
ministered and who assisted ~,
doctor said he was not WIN I'M
whom he knew. when he dieo'
Hains was sitting on an up'u.i
said the doctor. On cFoss-s,t .ss,t
Dr. Houghton said it was ep Iva
some of the wounds were ea'seu
bullet. The witness said his e, es nj
was only superficial and ne u"
the entrance and exit wonho' IL
Ibid Mr. Annis make any ~
against Thornton J. Hams. aaf
nerds upon what you mean @
satton" ~
well, will withdraw '"'
said Mr. Mcintyre. III
An adjournment was t'ie" "-armH
tomorrow, the jurors being ,os
go tn their homes, after of'"'
not to discuss the case