Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

and the receipt 5or y-ya, the Attorney
General went through. bringing our
ire experts opinion SkaU was M.
Eaniatnn's biggest asset IN endeavor-
ing ID step around the pitfalls lad by
his cross-examlnsr-
Il hare made many mistakes from
uy childhood u. bur I don't teea that
I have made any mistake n this
GaS- Mr. Hamilton said
Interruptions were made a. times
by gae court stercg-apher, who caught
al the ra2lG-dre talk 1ta- passed be-
TEagn MI Hamilton and Mr SrarEs.
P:ckst-teace writing could NOT De
applied To Barzsey's penna2shlp." sad
tire expert Not as remember the
Picket fence back home On the farm IS
That wzs quite = while aga. nay
be ven have forgotten
-fsn NC. ] remember i.
Have ycu examined ne scazs On
Mr.. Burke's leg
I hare"
4 2s-l0Eg Gsr : .k-si7cr-. 1 Is RIG
5uiasr CT ! 81 powder bullet made RE
wound according IN Mr. Hamilton
VIC SAID he gave RS cEin.r1 with
certain rsSE-Ta1Rc1s. He further sad
ne could mt tell VIVA. kaaa of powder
was n the bullet Giae- than that
opinion based on Dr.. BocrnSy's re
port Mr. Hamilton left TING stand a.
= - far = saogT time while Attorney
Y Ham z Pa1-AngaEl- c.sef counsel
t0r the defense read excerpts Of tes.
-mony o. witnesses other 1Hsa II ne
present trial
DR. Bou1abg- The legs Of lie body
n the cave EG-e dsaSonaliy across
-1e cave The head was nea- Inc
le1- sade OF rha wall and 50 were the
shoulders close ap III the wall pus-
sihiy the arm might have touched tie
vall Nothing was seen ID aoi1 1he
a-m
P@-3-- Crook Shorty after me
mater clearing ths shot Get -
1919 he recalled going ID Jacknaa
and talking IL ever with James Ma--
tina and Ian Hancock A-r-ra had
semi for In and ne x&.s1 down II
Aa1coeks CIR Up I'D THAI TINE ne
sad he had 1alG 10 0re Ct hearing
the shot
Else EAdl- Thought BARLEY was
oG1 or c2lzag room on night he dis
appeared ey $50 O'clock She could
ooH remember Of sesing lin when he
came II " when ne went Gut Al
she could recall WAS ts,ar size served
ham rwc orders
James Nar-ha- a. preliminary hear
ne and his wife went ID the station
Gn tie night Of the 18Th around 3
O clock February testimony Of the
zane witness Tt the besr of my
Judgment u must hare been about
five minutes paSs nine
Henry McAenney- There was
some blood Oh the bottom Of the car
about four inches SQUARE
z A Piper Earth around nicw
down vas covered with leas-nola
moss ald grass You would get your
feel wet there mosf any time Of The
wear
William Wilson Barley ordered
his supper on tae night az Oct x in
the kitchen from cock Wilson short
y after s O'Clock
Folsom Merrill Nj Pat1zngam said
couldn't answer Al the second -7as
whether he made testimony regarding
blood stains AZ the first TIA. At
lnraey-(s1erai Stlr<'s agreed that
MI Merrill did not testify % seeing
blood n the blow down NJ Merrill
was 1ntsr-oga1e6 generally, but not
specifically regarding blood stains.
Examinations were made by Mr.
Hamilton Of wound n Barkess leg
ID determine the angie AZ which the
shot vas fred Photographs Of the
WOUND exposed and IF Burksss leg N
the TROUSERS IL was aIlege ne wore
THAI might were introduced INTO TIE
testimony
Attorney General Srnrxss wanted
the photographs not 10 be considered
as evidence but Simply as charts.
The pictures were SO permitted Ia be
introduced into the case by ruling Of
Judge Wilson
M Hamilton for the benefit of the
jury, assumed the position n which
he placed Burke when the photo-
graphs we're made