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JOSIinThat Amount tor SlaverieendersonAnnual Sta csgo. OctentionPublic nlt;rday.08-0917B25-2636-3711-1213-1419-2(\,29-30I99.97.99The habeas corpus proceedings before Judge Edward Dwyer in the case of Gustav Naurath, charged with killing E. C. Henderson, came to a close at noon today, when Judge Dwyer announced that he would grant the defendant bond in the sum of $5000, Bond was provided and Naurath released this afternoon. On the bond are J. L. Gembler, W. A. Wurzbach and E. F. Wurzbach.The concluding evidence in the Naurath habeas corpus proceedings before Judge Edward Dwyer was heard yesterday afternoon. Attorney Carlos Bee, who, with William Anderson isFREE IKthe regula Stockholde Railroad C Company's on Wednes o’clock nor To permimeeting thDWillgecentpearsrepresenting itie defendant, made his argument yesterday evening. Attbr-ear-»t cot*avingo’nt«, ing, an there re-south as byins 1nn thee preplaces rolinaant is lantic espec*andection taring more, ted to e two ins in e the be de-unres* for aheavyemberValleyn, the of the of the s andIndian obable will bearriv-expec-tember doubt-nth be bales, f mid-mts in ? at all tted a bringneys (*. a. Davies and Charles Baker are representing the state. Mr. Davies made his argument in behalf of the state this morning.The defense followed the plan inaugurated at the opening of the proceedings Monday, and Tuesday evening and placed numerous witnesses on the stand to prove that EL C. Henderson was a dangerous and violent man.In rebuttal the state placed James Newcomb on the stand. Newcomb testified that the deceased deplored the ill feeling which existed between him and Naurath. and said he hoped nothing serious would ever come of it* Newcomb also testified that he saw Naurath walk past Henderson’s saloon the morning prior to the kill-ing.The feature of the day’s proceedings in the case was the defendant’s testimony. He took the stand andtold the Interesting story of the killing as follows:“T started for my pasture carrying my gun and overtook Henderson In the road. 1 was walking in the main road, and he was walking in the trail running parallel. He told me to becareful not to get in his way, or to ! cross his path. I told him it was as much my road as his. and I would walk on the part of it I chose to walk on. He called me a---- andTo Each Hof the cap! tral Railrooil the bocclose of bi her % i. t!H)iA TICKETTover the clt;tion on t lit nearest todress to*EiroughCottonlion ofess in ware-nd thewill bemade a motion with his right hand toward his hip pocket. 1 shot him. A moment before 1 fired he turned as if to run, and the shot struck him in the b a c k.”While on the stand the defendantwas extremely nervous, and answered the questions put him in broken sen-Naurath’* attorneys examined himas to the value of his property, which he testified was worth about $2000. This point was brought out with a view to showing the defendant wasnot able to give a large bond.Deputy Sheriff William Goforth wasplaced on the stand and testified Mto the confession made by Naurath on the way to town after the arrest.CHUsuch ticket to ChicagoFour Daand the dthe return on the dasFour Dawrhen p n stamped dbefore Satthat is to 5:00 p. m.ant Secret Chicago, by any he above, onthe Presid cago, butdividuallyEach app!name andexactly ascate of Stber and dmore than free in re stock as n Company.Northern train Mon two witneiFurneral of Mrs. Massus.The funeral of Mrs. Amelia Massus. who died Monday night at the city hos pital of old age, occurred yesterdayafternoon from 221 East Commerce street. Interment was made in City rpmptrrv No. 3.ThreAssociateChicagonames w*roil causlt;night tillniained st the com in mercury I at 10 o’clregisteredThe Stsman was fore Councounty coi was lunac entered.of guilty.•4 4 4 4J.
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San Antonio Daily Light
San Antonio, Texas, US
Wed, Aug 22, 1906
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