Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-02
SURGEON GLASGOW
TELLS OF AUTOPSY
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house overlooking the scene of the KILL
ing, heard the shots. Two came together
and were loud, he said. Then there was
an interval and three shots came very
rapidly.
Charles P. Hayden was then called. He
went to Attorney James Bradford's Of
flee the afternoon of the tragedy, about
8 O'Clock. He saw Mr.. Bradford and
General Tully Brown leave the office and
was there when the news of the killing
reached the office. He said he noteo
nothing unusual about either Mr.. Brad
ford or General Brown.
r. H. Wright a mine promoter ana
owner, identified the automatic gun that
Robin Cooper used TO Senator Carmack.
He said he carried II when at the mines.
and loaned II to Robins uncle. Robin
Jones, who borrowed II for the boy. He
said he had fired 1t several times ne
was cross-examined as to where he got
Il and when, and IL he identified 1t by
number or merely by general appearance.
He said by general appearance.
The state still contends that this gun
Is the property Of ex-Sheriff John d.
Sharp.
Experimented With RevoIvers
DIR. L. L. Carpenter testified that on
Saturday he took two revolvers-the au-
tomato and one similar to the one Car
mack is said to have used, and expert
mented as to the loudness Of the reports
they made when discharged.
'.At so feet, the difference in the sound
was apparent, but not marked. The lar
ger revolver made more noise, while the
automatic was not so louo Out more OA
q sharp crack
"At 100 feet the detection of the diff
ference in the sound was easier. The
further I got away from the revolvers'
the easier il was to extinguish between
the reports up to 12S feet, which was as
far as 1 stood"
Cross-examined, he said he did not
know whether smokeless powder would
sound louder than black powder. He also
said he was not an expert on Ilrearhs'
II wish to say" said Judge Anderson,
..that I wanted to use the pistols in the
case. but Il was deemed best not to shoot
what is known as the Carmack pistol
again. we got one like 1t and used the
nistol Robin carried as well as another 81
caliber automatic
Henry Caldwell. steward of the county
ASYLUM, corroborated DR.. Carpenters tes-
timony.
Testifies About Phone
I. T. Rhea, a grain dealer, estified
that Attorney James Bradford was ac-
customed to answer the phone himself.
Miss Lee had testified that Bradford new
err did this until the afternoon of the
tragedy, thus implying that telephone
message was expected.
The state objected to the testimony
and an argument ensued as to what Miss
Lee really said.
The record sustained the defense and
the court permitted the question. Rhea
said he had known Bradford for years
and knew that he often answered the
phone himself Cross-examined, Rhea
could not say how often he visited Brad
ford's office or how often he heard Brad
ford answer the phone.
Paul Davis, secretary Of land COM
pany Of which Bradford is president, and
whose offices are next to the latter's, tes-
titled to the same effect
No Threats To Kill
Didn't Miss Lee ask you IL something
unusual was not going on?" inquired At
torney General Garner. land did you no.
reply: Colonel Cooper is going to kill
somebody if they do not look out'?'
mo, sir"
Nor words to that effect?'
mo. sir. Not that I can recall"
But she may have said something like
that?"
ct do not remember that she did"
| Didn't you tell Miss Lee, when getting
the jury, that you would swear to lie
to get on?'
"I did not"
At this point court adjourned until
D. m.