The evening world., 1908-12-22
Witness Pleads for Time.

witness PLEADS for Time.
Mr.. Harway's stage fright Increased
until he mumbled his answers IN a Ian
guage that nobody could understand
away answer from him and a trained
criminal lawyer like Mcintyre was
quick to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity. Mr.. Darrin didn't ATTEMPT to
come TO the aid of his own witness
very often. He merely sat and listened
ike an onlooker.
Under, MGLntyre's merciless ham
more confuseI ,inalI ni''e l''I h,,, ana
out, Il m so ratified that l don't hardly
know what I'm saying. You'll have To-
give me a little more time,
So Mcintyre at the Judges order
ou' that after the shooting Harway
collapsed and had to have stimulants.
Did YOU faint away?" NO. but
was very much shocked. But didn't
get so nervous until some time after the
shooting"
"Dil YOU attend a meeting Of the
members of the Bayside Yacht club at
t was said Wen hang these fellows at
ny COST" II never heard any such re.
mark"
McInty,re,s last !. question apparently
Harway If he had ever made trip to
Boston with Annis. Harwav said no
Heard Shots and Screams.
Joseph Il. I'M. big handsome man.
who lives in Flushing, came next.
Il went 70 the club on Aug H." said
Mr.. liill' Mr.. Knapp and ] sailed my
matches, and early in the afternoon We
had scrub race with Annis's boat.
Coming back. Annis's boat was leading
US by several hundred yards"
Did You Sc" Annis's boat as 1t land
Did you hear any shooting?"
When We were about one hundred
Yards from the float 1 heard shooting
not see tho end Of the float because Of
my sail. II took Ms some little time to
get In because the wind was light
standing on the doat with a pistol IN
his hand. some others were trying to
get him to give up his pistol. The man
with the pistol IL the defendant here
Mr. Roberts, Mr. Downs and stephens
were standing around him, all talking
Confusedly. ! can't recall what thev
were saying Capt Hams was standing
next 10 jenkins Hams.
AFTER some conversation, Jenkins
Hams and his brother went over ana sat
down on some upturned skihs. Jenkins
/ Hams smoked pipe and his brother lit
cigarette
on cross-eNamlnauon Mr., Mcintyre
spent some time In causing the witness
to emphasize his comparison uf the
sound OF the shooting to the explosion
/ Of pack Of tlreCraCkers.
Did YOU hear shouts or screaming
/ Just after tire shoOung2' Il heard
women screaming, but there was not
very much If it."
| William W. Knapp ~ Flushing. who
! sailed with I'm on Aug. IT,, gave icStI-
| mony much stronger from the stand
/ point of tie prosecution than that which
/ had just been given by his sailing pant.
/ ner To Mr. KNAPP the shots sounded
/ Ike cannon crackers At IN" first report
he looked under the sail OF his boat aud
| saw Aunis rise from the stern OF the
Annis boat ana make his way forward
Saw Mrs. Annis Run.
"Ann,s cot to tine mast ana then
seemed 10 lump toward the float" sald
] Knapp. ..AH u" rose | heard scream
/ and Saw Mr. Auuls run down the rum
/ way from fh- dock and make for the
/ end ~ tho fOpi Then she siurred.
/ turned and started buck up the runway,
/ where somebody caught her by the arm
/ and led her away
/ could sou tell what caused her "a
stop When sine first ran down the rum
40, sue was partially hidden from
me behind t.e sail
when was IT she ran down the
fuat7' 1T Was lust after the first shot
and while Alr.a was trying a. move
forward iu lly boat We made hast, iH
set iu. and then Wr found the defendant
Standing pu t., tudt with gun .u .Is
hand. talking Goo Alr Downs Auul5 was
|tIuE nu t.r southern end NJ the boat
Ii cuugut Auui-- boat. which was
swinging away ana tied Il fast By