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VOL V
LINCOLNTON, N. C, FRIDAY, NOV 13, 1891,
NO. 28
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Professional Cards.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Offeis'hls professional serviceto '.he
citizens of Lincolnton and surronnv
ding country. Office at his reaN
dence adjoining Lincolnton Hotel.
All calls promptly attended to.
Aug. 7, 1891 lv '
JT.W.SAIN.M.JD,
Has located at Lincoluton and of-
lira his services as physician to the
c&tizensof Lincolnton and surround-
g country.
Will be round at night at the res
Kiience ox u.o. wood
March 27, 1891 ly ;
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BAjRTLETT BHIFF,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LINCOLNTON, N. C.
Jan. 0, 1691. ly-
Finley & Wetmore,
ATTYS. AT LAW,
LINCOLNTON, N. C.
Will-practice in Lincoln and
surrounding counties.
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MOTZ CASE,
EVIDENCE CON
TINUED. (Continued from last issue.)
Bid not feel movement of child
beore came back frorp Fayetteville.
Can't tell juat when felt first move
ment of child. 1 It would be first
positive evidence. I don't know
where and when it was. I can't tell
it was at Fayetteville, I don't know
what time in February I came home,
I think it was after 14th because ol
Valentine night, I think meeting
at Mt. Holly waa in November. Mr.
Osborne was on train when I went
to meeting at Mt. Holly, Don't
know juat wnen I knew this wrong
had been done. I felt troubled
about my eptritual condition. I
Vent" to Mt. Holly on Saturday
Htayed over Sunday and came back
on Monday. Bob got medicine while
was on street. I waa to linger
iiloog he went to drug store go'
medicine. I told him I did not
think all was right. I think Bob
knew it was Dot right or he would
riot have asked me. I told him it
had gone over the time and be said to
make sore it was all right he would
get medicine. I did not think about
result of going from home. I did
r ot know what to do. In those notes
I did urge him to marry me. I
talked to frm at 'store he jumped in
store and said he did't want to be
t he laughing stock of town. After
t 'ais 1 destroyed all my notes. When
yon left horns that morning of June
11th did you not feel the pangs of
1 ibor ? I did not. I meant to go
to Washington, D. C. that morning.
Hugging lives on Ramsaur place. I
walked around over there to pass
way the time. I gave birth to
child I don'c know how far from
Ben Johnston's. I know it was born
alive. I remember of hearing it cry.
I saw a man. I think I said "uncle
go quick and tell John to come." I
remember I said John go get doc
tor and nurse. I first got it into my
bead tnat isoo - was tnere, x was
looking at child. ' It looked like
Bcb. Thought . Bob was with me.
Child lived to some time in day.
Time that Bob and I went in drug
store got medicine to make me rest
was 27. 28, or 29, o'fOct. I can't
confiue myself to dates. Went down
on train with Mr. Osborne. Did not
engage in meeting as had before, J
think I did, go to some people
When I went to Mt, Holly I asked
Mr. Osborne if he was Christian and
talked with htm -soue on that line.
1 had heard tbat 'Bob was engaged
to another lady. I did not know it.
I saw him with this other lady and
with other ladies. First time of iU
licit intercourse, I think was in par
lor. I would not have to hesitate if
I had time to think of it. But you
know I have 'hi d so much misery, I
think it was in the sitting room. I
can't tell when it was. As I said I
think it was in the spring of "JO or
in summer. I never not in the least
way allowed any other gentleman to
take liberties with me. Did not
tell John Motz (my cousin) that I
loved another man, a certain mar
ried man, better that Bob Michal. I
always thought John Motz to be
truthful. Who paid your hotel bill
at Mt Holly ? I went up stairs to
get my purse. I found my money
all gone but a few silver qaarters.
Mrs.: Fife then proposed to pay it
and I said if she would I would re
turn it as soon as I got home. I
told John all about this substan
tially ail I have testified to. John
d:d not tbreated me if I did not tell.
I had reasons for not telling it be
cause I feared something dreadfully
wDuld happen. I might be dragged
to court or something. First time I
to id who the man was, was on 26th
of June. I told John a lev das
before. Don't know what John did.
H) was waiting on me at the time.
EE-DIEECT-EIAMIKATION.
It was before I went to MtJ Holly
meeting that this thiog occurred
be;ween me and Bob .Michair rrl say
1 threw bottle away.J" I fonnd it
again in grass, alter a boy mowed
away.
DB. LAWING.
1 have lived in Lincolnton since
1865. I know general character of
Miss Motz before ttra trial. It ih
good. Wben I got to her when
child was born she way lying ou
ground. She was very pale and al
most pulseless. I am a physician. I
saw the child. It was lying on
ground about, 1 think, 10 paces
from Miss Motz. I have opinion as
to age of child Seemed to be a 7
or 8 months child. It was very fee
ble.' Breathing very slight. ; Chil
dreri frequently lira at 7 or 8
months. Don't think child has as
43 much vitality at 7 or 8 months.
I advised taking her to bouse. Child
was sent in advance. Saw child at
she house. Dr. Pressley was her
tamily physician. Pressley is dead.
Pressley was expert Physician:
(Here discussion followed as to sl
owing Dr, Lawiog to state what
Pressley said about the child. Evs
idence not allowed.) I was at Chas.
Motz's day of shooting in a house.
He was suffering from a pistol or
gun shot wound. I treated him. He
was suffering with intense pain and
I gave him injection of Morphia. I
remember of seeing his brother
John Motz there. I do not reccols
lect who else was present. When I
was first summoned I went to place
of killing and was there about 11
or 15 minutes. I went from there
to see Charley,
CROSS EXAMINED,
Child was living when I got there.
Did not examine child especially. I
only looked and saw it was breath
ing. Did not look like a fully de
veloped child because of its size.
Only guessed how much it weighed
Did not have bold of it. My attend
tion was given almost estirely to
the mother. Could not tell about
color of its eyes. The most abso
lute test of fully developed child is
hair and nails. I saw hair on head.
Don't know how much. I say hair
is one of the best, isid not look at
nails. I don'L know that it had a
full head of hair. Don't know that
its hair attracted me. J don't hard
ly think it had full head of hair, I
cannot tell. Don't think at that
time that I formed any opinion as
to age of child. I saw it again at
house. I did not make any examin
ation as to its age, Did not apply
Professional test. I have no opin
ion satisfactorily to myself as to
whether child was 7 8 or 9 months.
Don't know that I could answer as
to child 8 complexion. Chas. was in
bed. Don't know whether swing
was in the way. Don't know of
what sling was made. Don't know
that it was the shirt he had on wben
wound was made. I think I had
shirt taken off. Don't reccollect
much about the shirt. My atten
tion was not called to the shirt. 1
have no feeling in this matter at all.
I know Bob Michal general char
acter up to this affair. It is good.
Counsel for defense here called B.
H. Sumner, B- F. Grigg, Jno. L
Cobb, Blair Jenkins J. B. Ramsaur
and Al. Thompson to prove char
aoter of the prisoners, and the wit
nesses O. E. Child, Ed. Ohilds, and
Miss Maggie Motz,' and they said
that character of each waa good.
Counsel for state also proved by
same witnesses that cnaracter of
Bob Michal was good.
J. L. tolleson.
I live at Lincolnton. Been there
14 months. Went after Fife meet
ing. Know Bob Michal. He got
medicine from me. He got ergot
tvice I think. He examined Dia
peisatory. Think it was before he
go: ergot that he examined Dispen
satory. Don't know whether it was
before or after Christmas when be
got. It. It may have been a month
or o before or after.
CROSS - EXAMINED.
Did not tell me what he wanted
with it. Fife meeting was before I
got to Lincolnton. I got to Lincoln
ton n week or so after Fife meeting.
I goi acquainted with hhn a day or
so after I got to Lincolnton. Don't
thi ik he got ergot before Fife meet
ing at Newton. Don't think he got
it before meeting at Mt Holly. I
think it was after 20th October that
I sold Michal ergot. Can't tell ust
wbea Michal got ir.
JNO. SMITH.
I wasiu L-ucoIiit'n on day rf Hhoo
ing. Saw Sam Motz and Bjb Mi-
cnal on that day. ; Saw them to
getber. I waa with Sam ai Conit
Hooso and Michal came along and
.'.lam Haul 13 t lls go to Spiings to
ouy furui ure, aud Hob said I don't
believe I hrj is any down there
worth fooling with. This was about
10 o'clock, I had been workiug for
Sam about 10 years.
CROSS-EXAMINED,
Did not see Bob and Sam togeth
er before.
CAPT. C. E. CHILDS.
I am brother-in-law to defen
lants, Sam Motz 1st cousin to my
vife. Before shooting I bad some
i)Qvereation. John Motz told me
lad hd a conversation with Sim
tnd Sam told him that be would
ake Bob out to Lithia Spring, and
'bat boy 8 wonld meet them at Ram
r.iur rood &c. They wanted to see
'Job and talk with him and have a
private conversation and ask him to
narry Maggie. That they thought
i hat that place was most' private
r nd convenient. That Sam said it
would be no trouble whatever. That
they thought he would marry her.
I had talk with Chas. Motz in my
cffi.ee, an evening before and said
(ibout 8 a me as John). I do know
tnat Bob paid attention to Maggie
f t several years. I speak from my
own knowledge. She told me Bob
hid courted her. Sbe went, 1
taink, a day or two before Christ
mas to Fayetteville. I don't know
tiat I saw them together after she
returned. About last of February
sie came home and note was sent
to her aud he asked in vote to cill
After sbe returned from Morgan ton
srtw Michal with her one evening
aud out of my front door saw her
Bb and Sam together. I know
that Sam and defendants were
friendly. First time after birth of
child I reccollect of hearing some
talking in Alexander' yaid recog
ed voices of Sam, John and Cald
well, That John said that Bob
ought to marry her and that they
did not think it proper to do any
thing violent. That everytime
John always spoke of it he said he
only wanted Bob to take the load
off the family.
CROSS EXAMINED
I am Clerk of Court brother-in-law
of defendants. First conversation
with John was after birth of child.
Next time was first of July. Wade
M.weot to seeJSchenck 2nd of July.
On July first at 10 o'clock John
talked with me. On 10th at night
at my home, John said something
about it before he left. John said
that Sam said it would be better not
to wait for Schenck. John said he
thought Schenck would do good.
John told me that Sam said there
would be no trouble. John said he
told Sam that if there would be any
trouble that be would not go, and
Sam said he was fully satisfied there
would be no trouble whatever, That
tbey wanted to talk with him (Bob).
He did not tell me that he was go
ing to take his arms. John said at
otner times that be had heard tbat
Michal was armed. I spoke to Miss
Maggie asking her if Michal was
courting her. I considered her the
purest woman I ever knew. I talk
ed with her on this question be
cause I thought if he was not ens
gaged fit would keep other men
a ay. I talked with her after this.
I talked with her while before Fife
mcetine. When I talked with her
sht laughed. Later I think she
Col 3 me that she was engaged but
1 can't say positively. (Pistol ex
hil ited and Ohilds examines pistol).
I nink this scabbard is my broths
er'. . I never saw this pistol before.
Ih?dheardit said that Bob was
engaged to some one else. 1 told
Mi i i Maggie that he ought not to
be roiog to see both so much. Sev
era . years ago my father and Bob's
father had some difficulty. Before
thi. affair I was friendly with Bob
Mithal. I did not direct subpoenas
not 'o be served. I issued all sub
po?vis Shipp asked for. I did get a
not ? from Solicitor asking me issue
sub cena. I issued all subpoenas
Sta ? wanted in this case.
DR. LAWING EE-CALLED.
E got is used for a grea"; many
pur: oses. It is used to produce
contraction of womb. I think it is
used to ptoduce an Abortion.
CROSS-EXAMINED.
Ergot does not always produce
aboition. I think it is frequently
used by abortionist from what I
Live it-ad about it. An instrument
h also U4ud to prodne aboition.
VOLLY WARD.
What your busmesnf I am a
ranny. I was called to see Mies
Iotz ou 11th June. It waa drizzly
riuy day. Maggie's condition
v ben I got there, child was born
Miss Maggie fainted, John said
: ke her Auntie In band. I wrapped
up under apron, put it under bush
t ad put leaves on it keep rain off
I thought one time sbe was dying.
She was lainred about 15 minutes.
(l7(tnes3 manifested feeling.) 1
ttok child to bouse in apron. Have
tv-en granny for 200 or 300 chilnren.
Did not have much hair. Finger
rails and toe nails not developed.
Child lived till that evening train i
t rae. I heard child cry. It was
f?r-ble weak cry, I separated child
f.'om mother.
CROSS-EXAMINED.
Dr. saw, I reckon, a glimpse ot
ctnld. Dr. Lawiog was waitiner
on woman. Did not state Dr. Lawi
ing did not see yoong one Lawing
told me go ou to house. I went
back after taking child to bouse to
aid to get Miss Maggie. Don't
tlink Dr. Lawing saw it in woods
because I had it wrapped up in ray
apron, j showed her baby after I
got it dressed. Don't think Maggie
siw child before it was dressed. She
was not conscions.
EDWIN CHILDS.
I live in Liucolnton, brother of;
C. E. Ohilds. BrotherMU-law of
defendants. Married Jennie. Sbe
wf.3 17 years when we were mar
ried. She Is next youngest to Mag
gie. I had conversation with Chas
Had no conversation with Johu
Motz about arrangements with Sam
&q. (His testimony is about tbe
same as others except be said he
did not have conversation with
Jobn on the plan or getting Michal
to marry the girl.) John told me
about a half hour or more atter
killing to send telegrams to Bur well
& Walker. Chas says John was
sitting and we (Caldwell and Chas.)
were standing. He said I think I
beard buggy coming and went to
road. Caldwell followed and Jobn
got up. Chas. said he carried his
pistol by his side in order to keep
Sam from seeing it. Said pistol was
fired in one or two seconds after
shot gun, at that horse shied. Pistol
was fired and that John cocked aud
snapped his other barrel. Bob
fired at him next aud then at Cald
well. Chas. says then when he
started to road Caldwell followed.
Next day had conversation with
Jobn and he repeated same tale as
Caldwell. Kelation between Motz
boys and Sam was tbe same as
brothers
CROSS-EXAMINED.
Saturday 11th July was day Cald
well Motz got up and said he was
going down home a little while. I
told him not to stay long that I
ne eded him.
RUEF BEAL.
1 live 31 miles below Lincolnton,
wes in Lincolnton on morning of
killing. Saw Smith who testified
this morning. I asked Smith it he
saw Sam Motz. Smith said he heard
Sam ask Bob to go out to Springs
with him tbat day.
MABCUS HOLLY.
I was in Lincolnton Friday before
sho- ting. Saw Cbas. Motz and
Sam Motz and John Motz at Chas,
Mote's house. Sm jumped out of
was on and walked with John to
war as town.
CROSS EXAMINED.
Did not hear any conversation.
A.W. REEDY.
I -vae going to Paper Mills one or
two evenings before the difficulty
occj Ted, Saw Sam and John to
get i'jr over in the neighborhood of
Gar-:. ChiWs. Johu and Sam ap-
peannl to be friendly.
ROUT. FORD.
JELid seen Mr. Sam and Chas.
MCU together about a week before
the s looting. Saw Sam and Chas.
at s Top day of shooting Saw them
at to dry-kilD, They appeared to
be friend l.v.
crossexajuned-
I suw them laughing is tho n?aan
I thought tbey e.'f 'r td!y. Ir
was nt dryokiln I n.w them laugh
ing. I live in Lincolnton. I worked
at Mr MotzV, No one closer to
them tbat I saw.
JAMES QUEEN.
I work for Motz k Son. I hva
-oen Sam and some of defendauU
iogetber. I saw them a few weeki
'fore killing. I saw them on the
Mth July at dry-kiln.
cross-examined.
I did not bear a word they said.
J san't tell a word of their convert
sftion. Was no one close to them.
I did not notice that they were
1 uchiug.
RE-DIRECT.
I saw Sam Motz, Bob IVinbcrdf,
ose Sunday evening and Mi. WoU
ouin aod Michal were just tiehiud
t lem. They were coming to town
bom towards tbe factory.
WM. RODGKKS.
I work for m tz. I s uv Ch. and
Sim Motz toeether a!out a vii-ek or
tvo before killing. Looked to me
l'ue they were friendly.
CROSS EX AMI ED.
Don't hnow how long they were
together. Did not hear them say
anything.
WALLACE FINOER (COL)
I worked for C M tz & Sons in
July. Know day Sam was killed. I
saw John and Sa.u together about
Capt. Childs' on 10th July, day be
fore shooting. I 6aw tbeui about
12 o'clock. Sam was o;i my wagon.
A gentleman was -there with wagou
with apples. Sam jumped down
aud walked with Johu.
CROSd-EXAMINEI.
I was on wagon with Sam as wo
came by Wards. We stopped there
a minute. Sam asked li'o to go
along. Michal came out and weut
along. Sam had to go by Fin
ley's office. Sam did ask Fiuley to
with him. Bob asked Sam about
Photographs. Tbey road with each
other to Mig Connelly's aud back,
went on by mill to Mr. Keedy's to
get some plank. I went on with
wagon and left Sam and Michal to
gether. RE-DIRECT.
Think Sam called Bob out at
Wards'.
MAJ. ROSS, COL.
I know day ahootiug occurred. I
was at Motz factory on. that mom
ing. Saw Chas. Mctz down at mill.
After Sam got through with break-
fast he came down and Chas. Motz
said, Sam I want to see yoo. They
went up the pond together awhile.
Seemed to be friendly.
TOM HOKE, COL.
I was working on Mag Connelly's
house on morning of 11th Juiy. Saw
Sam and Chas. together at plank
kiln at shop that morning. I saw
Sam again about 10 o'clock with
Bob Michal and Finger. Sam was
out at Connelly's with lumber,
CR0S3 EXAMINED.
I heard nothing that passed be
tween Cbas and Sam at kiln.
ARCH BARKLEY.
I know Bob Micbal. I live 1 mile
noi thea8t of Lincolnton. I came to
see Michal one day atter shooting.
Bo Bernhardt, O. A. Barkley and
Ro ert Fisher were in rooms lot
gelber. I don't know that Michal
haa conversation direct to me, but I
hfurd what he said. Bob said that
he md Sam were coming down in
clii o very rapidly and said heheurd
Mo 2 say 'halt, you damn rascal."'
He raid he heard cap burst. H-said
not .t second's difference after cap
buisted between that and second
shoi That he (Bob) did not know
wh-i got in first hot. When lou
firo he was then reaching lor pistol
anc 5am was in posit;on of getting
out ( f buggy; Atter going out of
roo'o at Micbal'a, I remarked to my
bro 1 er if he did not notice expres
sion )f Bob. He (brother) aid
wiatT I said that expression Mamn
rase tl.'
CROSS EXAMINED.
I ioticed expression because it
w.i 3ingular and I thought Motz
acd tfxbal would be plura . I don't
kco' that there is auv difference
betw en rascal and scoundrel. I am
po3it ve that the expression was
'dauiii rascal.' Why did you say ir.
d'dnr. make any difference " I don't
knov. I did not hear Bob testify
boi a magistrate. He migut have
said (inu rascal' with a by-word
to it. 1 will say that I am not posi
tive 'vhether had or not prefixed
'God1' to it.
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