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had described them.
 Prosecutor Wood requested the phy- sicians to view the body again today, so they could be recalled, that their evidence might agree better as to the nature of the wounds.
 Then when H. F. Ray and John Dashner testified as eye witnesses to the shooting, their testimony indioat- ed that Hall was standing facing the bar, and Brown was rather with his back to the bar. and his right side to Hall, when he bursted out the general flood of profanity sad threats which caused Hall to fire the shot.
 There are about 40 witnesses to be heard, and as but 13 of those were examined last night, the case was adjourned over until tonight at ' o'clock in the circuit court room, when it is most probable that the case will be concluded
 
 night an exoneration of Hall is antici- pated, for the state witnesses are being used now, and the side of the defense will have many to present be- fore the jury makes up it's finding.
 The Evidence.
 Louis Longinotti was eating in the place at the time. Heard the negro talking loud in front Never saw the shot fired. Heard the negro in gen. eral tirade against all the officers but Judge Wood, saying they were all
 - - -. He cursed everybody generally. Witness heard him say something about getting Judge Archer. Brown was in shirt sleeves. Mir. Kirk was at same table as witness. On cross examination witness said when he entered the saloon Brown was on the curb talking to three negroes and was profane and abusing the city ad- ministration. Brown said something about seeing them all in hell before morning." Brown had a bad reputa- tion
 ,Dr. ]. B. Bush was called in. Body was in front of bar on the fl GOT. Brown fad no pulse but breathed two or three times, when he died. Wound on left side near arm pit was exit. Entrance of bullet was under the right arm about four inches below the arm pit. Bullet hit fourth rib on left side and deflected up. Cross examination brought statement from Dr. Bush that if there was a bullet wound in the right arm of Brown, it must have been received when the arm was pended at the elbow and slightly back.
 Dr. J. s. Wood saw the body in sa- loon. Found exit wound in vicinity of left arm and entrance wound was through right arm Was posterior of bone in arm. Saw no other wounds Arm must have been thrown back uc make wound in arm compare with wound described in body by Dr. Bush
 Harry Smith was there just before shooting. Heard negro cursing the officers and the city hall crowd. Saw Hall come up and was surprised Hall did not arrest him for using loud, profane language. Did not know Hall had quk the police department be- fore. Went away and later heard shot and went back Never heard Hall say anything as witness passed. Hall lit a cigarette and did not seem an' gry. Only thing witness knew of Browns character was that he killed man in that saloon. Heard he shot at white man once.
 B. S. Mooney was there just before and just after killing. Knew nothing of shooting.
 Dr. John Proctor was called in l about five or seven minutes after the shooting. Brown was unconscious. Bullet entered left side, ranged around and came out on the right side The entrance was about twice as large as the exit. One rib was broken on left side. Ball did not go in right arm that witness saw.
 Dr. L. R. Ellis saw the body but did not examine wounds as Brown was dead.
 L. H. Clark, lives on Hobson ave nue. Walked in saloon about 15 min utes before pistol shot. Was eating in back room. Did not see or hear anything of shooting.
 Sol Phillips was over by postoffice Saw Brown standing in front of sa- loon talking to two colored men. Hall came up. Heard some one talking