The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1908, Page 2

9 a ee THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1908. “FIRS T MAN WHO MOVES IS ADEADMAN,” HAINS THREA TENED hand when at first. I didn't scr it ! H Mr. Roberts to s © tout ‘ Het of the ronway “Did you hear Thornton H the police Twice het Stand back, saying t) the police, and saying “Get an office ! Mr, Molntyre sper THe i! F Dowhs than i sootng withess, TL was sper to him and to ever Downs, the mar of the situati (s! and Saw of order out t sik not such am Van L twe tripped by the s more shots examin i mittee was this “This Is the Way We Setile These Things,” Hains Said / Aller Shooting “How lor ptween the first si a ent ing to m dion, from me W teh sec r ¢ Defense Baffled shot and the next f " PWhat was th hat el close together. Att t shot w MES at k Aas Annis trying to ‘ f ‘ Hance the shooting 1 « Testi break down this round toward the nd t shal tor mae “E judge mostly by the time trav- mas ‘ elled,” said Mr. Stephens Celib “He tottered a fell in the water. «x know that there was one shot, then a When next I saw he was lying noticeable inter covering a’ period , then several shots coming erin: of Boco: Misc #0 close together as to sound b-r-r-r-r.” Ring around exc pene ESL “Did you see any one at the Inter ment of th I saw a crouching form ‘ D ¢ Annis’s boat. All 1 could ¢ form were the knees, the les paletntsres of the body, I did not see the phens, hands. The boom was about els ! in and put the Inches above the deck of t ri ait: 1edG Nok ivaRara ZT should say about ghe ee tcon net irenera eck of st learn float m2” “T ha sequently Hains vA you lande aman s swing: rd him and I hea moves is a dead effect.” seid the “Who was: that man?" which is | Hains." vainly, but “What happened then? . and he came down the runw | defendant: ‘Give are a stranger entlemen’s club we 0 g0 armed.” his brother a be gentleme . Hains said to him we've finished our 1 0 more shooting here hen the defendant oF ‘alled attention to the 1 unficed, removed the The 1 saw | ketched especially for then, in his coat pocket empty gun to Downs, searthersoutie pWbat happ, then? fie hein brothers to a 1 rt V 1 else did you 1 saw Rese enor eatsoown Annis and Capt. Hains Thorntor Thornton Hains lit La Saree eee areTyCu anit minute San cant yraiton ital anevons q began to we t saw hin Y : m Capt. Hains during the s ~ him when Lf was about cightee don't know “What Have We Done?” et away | “Roberts was about fe feet “Thornton Hains said: ‘what nh: ee anre ibe ares t You?’ trom Thornton Hains, ve we done to you fellows, anyway?’ The ne UES BS UT Ce Ul Ciess to Roberts he said: ‘I'saved your life. m_ pe or OW aa fh ae Then I said to Thornton Hains: ‘Why ent Haines whe hear shonla you expect us to sympathize with you?! He said: ‘If you had a brother would you not protect him?’ Z waid: ‘If I had a brother who was golug to doa fool thing like taat r'a Jock him up. I» from we fists.’ He an Amer: not born in this there ar who wou “uly brother isan M Di you see him put their army officer and | shooting this the way wo se these things. that I know On redirect exam! Mr. Darrin ati hy 2 should | 5 asked fight like ntry Did you hear any we say, ‘Hur Did you know there was to be pri- You should } Wn tah, my sweetheart has won a trace?’ vate coinsel to the District-Attorney. in ke a dog.’ He sal T did not this ca 'No." “When you know all you will think "Did you hear any other sounds ex- "When did vou first see Mr. Andrews Gifferently. I caxie down to protect cept the shooting?” “Yes, screams and after the shooting?” “About th eT} my brother and was prepared to shoot ci H landed from my. boat.” anybody who interfered.'" Did they run about Yes, I saw Did you see John Tonning, the boat- “What happened then? about twenty-five people on the dock | man, at that time?” “I did not came down the runw und six or seven on runway. Th Witness excused and recess taken cabman wanted } on the runway ran up it to the dock, I) District-Attorney Darrin said at recess Hains nded over dolar time that Claudia Hains would not he Did you see R rts shooting wi called by him, I do .ot know that she Th is in later, Rob ig Peter Hains's gun. This ended the direct exam: In Mcintyre's Hands nation fat away was Thornton Hains | room McIntyre, in cro ation, went at Stephens with Did Thornton Hi. hand at time on the is brother the ‘Did you By sight J to "Did you H is 8 ‘1 was only be ’ ext s'& sailing attack? Harwa revaldlaay Hi Faced Captain's Gun. time afternoon of the "Where we en the shooting EI went sailing with Mr. Annis started? i foot F a . “About fift I s in done race and eot-DAck alittle oars in the w ‘ ca , Watering “How far Alc To-Day ! od ah ue witne: fendant that if you hind ale Peter Hain a rope? brother I'd lock hy tl | ‘Thornton Hains the first shot?" « “About guess.” MeIntyre endeavor narratic id you sd tine t you would ti Is he rooklyn. I would not e: Marked Interval Between Shots, Annis’ s Sailing Companion Cn ran up the runway, being very badly frightened.” Hains. Frightened After First Shot. nt rea ey firing still going on wh id ‘Stand back fr Th . 1 should were my her to the stand if she were here in the court- “at you were trghtened, how conid you tell that there was a pause after know there was a event { paus I wasn't measuring the time. wit we of course, but I could tell that there Help Wan‘ed “ cara tah ae oi Mrs. An she was The Evening World, a W idow of Murder Victim Accusing Jenkins Hzins on the Witness Stand as she gave her evideice H s 1 , at that when you saw n the dock? Witness Pleads for Time, eee, es iminal dk I told t (As advertised for in The Morning‘ an first time I Werld’s Want Directory. : t Oss the float p boat?’ 1 Adaronsers ‘ t ng it took you to Alteration Hands.. 1 . 2 he € mv 1 Meintyre Get, Sulky, 3 5 sno After to the witness from Melntyres 1 2 ime Metntyre, "Can J Bookbinders APNE oF It was| Y Bushelmen 1 16 Heard Annis's Plea. ns when} nde Dit Canvassers B as f i : ie t r ft Carpenter r HW f ere H afte f { M ed ! wat t Cutters n Drees: . oc 8 ‘ Die 4 A 4 x by 4 i 1 A : A ‘ Makes Him Nervous. : ‘ w t firing still goiap’ on? B ee. F i ‘as still crouched ‘ down ’ g. I ray right up t I heard Thornton Bains 3 ay &, stand back! as 3 , mand he swung the revolver at inted toward me 1 s ding + we 4a ¥ Pe Jet We 4 od or . owlag mum lawy Harway's stage f d his a nereasc Annis Run, COTTON BROKER POPE DIVORCED BY WIFE Interlocutor n court, by Staff Artist Michelson.) Granted on Evidence Involving t Decree gh named Co-respondent. On t recommendation of brokers. at N ‘The Pop and mainten Mrs. Poj HANGED HIMSELF 'O LAMP BRACKET Aged Woman a Suicide While Visiting Relatives in Mount Holly, N. J wW J, Dec. 2.— rived, és f owed Ne hee arenes tee al Mary Gre woman, of Columt ide during "Clue to Defense's Purpose. ty solld minutes Mr. Dar own Witness ms of various f ie (ihe eoic GILSEY HOUSE FIRE ie cetbai’at! — ROUTS 150 GUESTS aren isiaes mene. FROM THEIR ROOMS zi MeBride run up the 7 © moment the firing began?” |Mansard roof, the despair of a firem Sane and the blaze was hard 5 elue to the possi: | pore | ; 4 4 otha eam: tore It was subdued wife of Dr. Mc- | Way do’ “who fed v began across the boat as the | room < 1 you tell at a distance of ™@" Whi tit was Mrs. alnce! 16 ser unwas I could teli tt and ran down to the was Rebuked by Judge. you regard it as mportant th 1 tell this jury that you saw! As linportant as any- the dangero: io and many of 1 with rage, Ment oxe Who did with his fist on the rail 4 mass Wupal u- know, sir," he of th was on w t broke in of 1 ‘ Ke." at any ‘hie i let the stenog. WAY, drenching | ed t the record that) Reserves from the West se a ess ina threat-| West Twentieth street stations were y that the only | called out to handle the crowds ‘ the time of the Benjamin Brown, the hotel valet Annix, He was posi- was not in the hotel when the fire 4 Reatching bitter Started. He returned about an hour ree When he left the after the excitement was and de ind court adjourned until to-morro, clured solemnly that when he left his _—— workroom at 7 o'clock in the morning COOPERS. ACCUSED OF i there was not a Hght jn it ny | kind, The damage will amount to * KILLING CARMACK, ASK BAIL, spout 51 | —_—— Tenn, fre, 22 ~the|DEAD ON FROZEN LAKE, ale Cecaah ah BULLET IN HIS HEAD. ex-Sherift ohn D, of former ‘ 5 World.) ard W. var-| WORCESTE De tminal Court | F enty, was found vurt-room was eat Lake Quinsegamond y and Intense ine to-day by Dr. Will Catt, Thy victim = had been shot through the head. He ere called Oapt ad been bout twenty-four hours. tecution, said There is no clue to the murderer heard the pros- | ieee HEADS PHELPS-DODGE CO, Announen! was made to-day that peen elected pres! rlps-Dodge Company organized with a be hear 6 quesilon of were then called TRIES SUICIDE AGAIN. 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