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SUMAERSIDE, Dec. 7.-The

Cunningham murder case was concluded today, the jury retir- ing about four o’clock and after being out about fifty minutes returned vvitha verdict .of man- slaughter with a recommenda- tian for mercy. -

'l‘he cvidcncr, in the case was finish-

cd about eleven o'clock and Mr. Mc- Quofrio finished his address -to the jury before it adjourned for dinner.

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formed His Lordship that owing Mr. I-Insznrd’s enforced absence in Ottawa. thc case had been left in his hands. _

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ing the prisoner again took the stand and resumed his story. Be- fore continuing he said he wishcd to correct 3 couple of mistakes he made in giving his story yesterday when an uxplaining his movements which he said took place on Thursday. Af- ter making this correction he con- tinued. ln reierring to the evi- dence of Mclunis who had stated that hc (Ulford) had a black eye und had said that "Hill Skcrry had given him it," that it was the third time they had a scrap and that thc next time he would get square, with Sherry or fix him.” Witness suid that Skcrry had never given him a black eye in his life and that hc never had any trouble with him. Hc had trouble with Austin Skcrry and may have got that black eye from him. He might have made that remark but ilidn’t remem- ber of it and could not say what time he got home that morning. As to the charge on which he was now being tried witness said “I .know nothing whatever of William J. Skcrry’s murder and never had any inclination to do such au act. Re- njnriiiug the property Skerry got from James Cunningham witness :aid he never wanted the property, and if he did he thought he could have got it., and that at the time Skcrry got the property he express- cd himself as wcll pleased in having W. J. Skcrry for a neighbour.

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bottle. Andrew O’Hearn had two, W. ‘J. Skerry one and Frank Skcrry one. after which I put the bottle in my pocket. I know Fred Gavin, Frank Skerry and Dick Stapleton. I

saw'them the Sunday aftcr{Skerry’s lisappearance. They came nto my room and asked me some questions. l thinlt I told them about having inly one quart and there were six lrinks taken out of it before we left the P. O. corner. Remember the -lay Mrs. Skerry called me in from the road to ask me about her hus- band. Do not think I told her that ue was quite sober. Do not think, iu fact I am almost surc that Mrs. Arscnault was not present when I was talking to Mrs. Skerry. I think f told Mrs. Skcrry that Will wasn’t drunk. Witness said “I am telling the truth. Miss Arsenault can any what she wishes.” I may haye told Fred Gavin that I left the pasture about 11.30 and got home about 12 -.md that was my impression.

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Answer. “I cannot account at all

for what took place between these hours.

Witness stated that the distance

would be about ten chains from the first pasture field to the field where his house was.

Questioned as to his horns witness

said he was about fourteen years old

this night I had some trouble to

ter I caught the horse. It is a bab-

the wheat field and I think I made those tracks that were found there.

was there. My the wheat field. I may have taken

it went over into the wheat field. I

home. Believe 1 went home by the

“I do not think so."

Skerry was drunk?"

"If I did it was a mistake. I say

now that I did not imagine Skenry was drunk, as all we had to get full on was the remnants of the bottle."

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drunk, that is, knocked out.

Prisoner said in his evidence at the

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ro eitb you and in which t\1\€Y \\9""°

£1-,uh-ly‘ failed. We will first. take your verdict cause tho King of Ter iip»tne.questiou of going down to the mrs to an-.in in that home 7 wii

` ' t C0!\Bl<l‘ you by your verdict. have death with

h' d u

despair? Will you by your verdict

pasture ou which they SDM*

ei-551° time, This point, geutleineu._his grim sickle leave be in yo

was never disD\1'-ell by UW d“f°“°‘f'- The said they would show conclusi-

vely that there had 'oeen 9. fight'

t th' uestion I would saY 3

They attempted to ll¥`0"'° 0 Y were had been u iight by the @011- dltion of the clothes of both thi! prisoner and the deceased. _But tho evidence before you that it._1s not an unusual thing for the DYISOIWY W throw off his clothes when he “'l\\'1 51-ink1“g_ ,ls for the clothes on the body when it was found _they did not show any signs of a fight liavlng taken place. We will now deal with

or three years and never had very by drowning. You will remember much difficulty in catching him. Un an that they said they would pmvs

to you and what have they done.

catch him and I expressed some sur- The .July proof they have placed ug- prise about having this trouble. The fore you is that Skcrry and the pris- horse while I was catching him would mm. went to tm, \vl\wr, field and run around in a circle. Do not that Ske;-ry was dead. He said think I was over 15 minutes tryin; it is the duty of the Crown to prove to catch him. Witness said my a person guilty beyond nreasonahle coat was found on 91° bars-1 *<10* 1* doubt and ii a doubt ...wists tue pris- off before I started to catch the DMI. must be givm, the benefit of h01‘S€~ I did l10l'- take my °°a"' °_“ this doubt. Before they can say ln anticipation of any trouble in that Wmiam Skcrry was murdcrcfl catching him. 1 took my cap off af- Hwy must ,,r(,ve msg that he was

V uct drowned and this, I claim, ther

it I have when I drink. Iwas in have uttcriy failed to do. Regard:

ing thc evidence ol the doctors, I will not dvfcll on this to any extent.

I will swear positively that Sker- A1 the preliminary examination thc was u0t in the Wheat field Whlla I doctors who niade» the examination

VESC WHS f0“Dd 3'- gave their opinion that Skel‘1`Y did,

not coma to his death by drowning.

it off when I took off my coat and Now, when giving their evidence thcv when tl1l‘0WiI1E if 50Wl\ by the bars cainc into cohrt and say that o\v-

ing to the length of time which ei-

did not find it there that night. Wit- apsed between the timv the body WHS ness said he last saw Skerry get-f»i!\‘»'. found and the examination that_tbey into the field aiii0i\1iHt1 '£118 SOUUI could not give any decided opinion line when he was starting for home. that Skcrry did not meet his death Do not know when lstarted for by drowning. The only 'medical man, _

I think who could give any evidcuc

French Road when-Skerry started for as to whether Skcrry died by drown- home I was in the pasture. 1 may ing or not would bc the Doctor who have been laying up against the examined the body shortly after it bars that is the last I saw of Wm was taken out of thc water. I refer

Skerry. The dyke mentioned in the to Dr. Mcl<`.wcn. Why was he _not_ _ evidence runs from the Kildare road brought here and his evidence s\\’L‘“ - to the shore. to you ? I think it is one of the best

Mr Bell. "Is it true, sir-, that evidences that could be given is tho

you said that the mst you saw of fact that this doctor was not_ called

William Skerry was that he and you by the Crown. As to the fluidity _ol were sitting on the edge of the dyke thc blood and the finding of_ fluid in having a drink?" the cavity of the chest, which both

Answer 1-1, may Dave Said it but doctors admit were there, is strong

Wm now say positively it is not evidence to show that this man died h.ua_ of drowning. The defence proved to

Mr Ben .ima you not state to you that when the body_\vas taken

h t tit of iiuid

any persoéi -that you dig fmt knhoelypsiiili giittoi eii`0<ly'q1ilii‘li1ss ythe hand

gent °01nMi_t“,mu.,¥?u wer ll W of the man who was lifting him into, ,ffrgidenotlf ` the boat which partly accounts for

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.qua yogi rs§__1freo cum that you vig; 8_;>§-_»11nc__=;__i>__f_d»;;1r.;;ei..__:_ii_e __i_i_i_i€;s_m__,| were no run _ person who commits ri crime if he

38,2, is igrgetically no evidence Btgover these grassy glodas. Will yo an of this (ight The only svidencenzentlcmen _cause him never again t whim they produce before you was-_soo the glimmering of the Wcstlok that nf 0. few tracks in the wheat -whose water lt-ave the_ shores ? Na Helm But when these cracks weregentlemen, I rather think that yo examined there was no evidence to ,will prefer to _bring in n. verdict mor h w that there had been any fight. ‘in accord with the spirit of me S 0 t ou that n verdict that is warranted _by tb

safeguards of the law and by the evi-

Gonnmgham was with him » »~»-1-. -» » M- ----fa :P -ii "°

._ . a told mm ,B wig of t is c me 9 P

that Murphy lm' t d mm thatithls 'I Did his brother try to shield °°“v"”"i°“ that ha dh as hy him ?\Does not thu evidence before if Ulford Cunningham. wt oi vylt hadi you zo to show that the prisoner did tl” buggy with me tba D g I’wa,,¢_ not make any attempt to hid these °°m° t° um wha" with ma “sb n in tracoa but rather tell of finding his ed him so he W0\11f1 Wt havem “tha clothes and showing-Where ho found tm! 9°"°'P~ Mr Tlvecdy BBC in i_"l‘tliem. The Crown has failed to prove M“"9hY had mm mm that “nu g. that there was any scrapping or of ham W" Wt with mm "H the ‘wen any evidence of a scrap having taken ins- This °°“°1“d°“ the °"lf‘°“°° place. You mu notice the oinereuca for both the Crown and the de cnc: 0! the evidence given by the Staple.

Mr McQuarrle- than addressed t e tuna; at this trial and at the Cor- UTY- H9 said 1” Part: ' oner’s inquest as to the evidence of I will not take ull Your time to the prisoner himself of the state- BUY °Xf°“'5- I k“°W y°“ .must be ments given by him to different part- tired B»ft€l' 91° 1°“g tedlous “ml les wliero do #they differ. I think it is and with U10 evidence before 7°”-' I in his favor and as far as I can see wish merely to emlllmsize 0” 5 'ew his trotimony is practically uncontra- dlffereut PHYS in th” evldencf' we dictcd. When you consider the Cun- will first deal Wil-11 the 0P‘“““g ad' uingliam home, the home of himself dress of the CFOWII and With '°h°"m°"“' and his family 'you seo there by the ters infwhivb f-YNY (Said U16? w°“l‘l plan it slopes.and is undulating do\vu

to the sea Will you gentlemen by

nothing but utter hopelessness an

cause this youthful heart to still this yoathial form used to boun

dence-a verdict of "not guilty.”

On court resuming after dinner, Mr.

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llcll for the Crown addressed th Jury. He said in part. "In opening wish to refer to the closing appeal o

‘Mr. McQuarrie, in which appeal h

showed to you the terrible thing l

ivrould bc to send Ulford Cunningham

to tlie gallowa. It \voul<l indeed ~ b ,terrible In reference to thc remark

the attempt of the Gros” .to 5 prim? of Mr. Mciluarrie of tho want of that Skefflf W3” “Ot < rigne .d Cc motive I have to admit that there had been klued' lrom b. e ev* fmw was not motive clearly proven. Yet

and that he had him mr about two gf,ff’rti,,,5;°l§,kt.iii»rf,fe ciinireoiouiiiisto iigftu I “° thmk that were "as ’“°“"” °“

. il u 0 e Y n e n c

l :- ioush proven sufficient is

iguilty of manslaughter. 11 na-2, hh? dance is sufliciant to iustify ygu ev ' finding this verdict. ivueii .. “‘ last seen in the company 0( in is ,who is roche oeuo an law tum" .the responsibility of knowln ‘sm this man me his asain on buf iff” McQuarrie put up the claim and hr' tried to prove it by evidence th” this “"1” Skvrry committed sin lat I ,but I contend that there is no ‘Sie ,dence to iuatny this claim. 'rue d` ,fence- also puts up the theor ‘ the* ,the deceased had perhaps lalldn at ithe wharf and that the body 01;," ‘drifted to the place where it ad f°“nd~ HB5 he brovcd this theor wills you? I do not think he has yw 0 there any evidence of drowning' r as en to you ? lf thcrc was 1 df ow think it sufncient to ,,,0,.e that 3;” man Skerry was drowned. Now is uemeu 1 claim time Mr. iiicoiiiiiei was obliged to answer to you _whri did You do with that man ' 8

_ . . Skerry 7' 1 which I claim he has utterly failed to

do. We will now tak

side of the question, tlialipoillshgthed dence on which the crown hopes el-1* be_ able to secure a. verdict of 5,, 'Q Manslaughter. Mr. Bcll then hwyll; over in detail the evldmco as gif; by the witness to support this clainu I-Iow that there was a fight in tl' oem that night, use stutemlmt b° the cause, they were in this fields to “H *O what happened in this ueiaami described by the witness is no douili;

iran. But what about the time be. ween that at which tho prisoner said _he left for homo and the time which he said he arrived home 1,03 the question is what happened d',,,,,;,‘g :hose three or four hours. Referring 0 the evidence of the doctors as g _ the nrocessof digestion oi the foci; fo'1d in Skerry’s stomach and com. Dare this time with the time of the Sl'-Diwsed fight in the field 1 think you will find _they compare very clog. ely. Wo will now take up the ques- tion of the wound on thu hem; Y have heard the evidence of thc drill tors who -mario the examination mind by their evidence they say there

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' a stood plant and had given his word "f’/ 5- - "'- 7 . <'W¢‘f /

pound, made from rootqbnnd herbs, /,_».4_§,/ D ’ W/,,,_ _ ¢ .,f, ./ /

iii 11 does cure time ° gun", dig. that he would transfer all to our f_.,, . A ~ 6-,.,;_ ._ _ ,,,i,.,.,..,- //.

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time of his death Mr Mcquar-ri- / C 'SH "{,.4_ , i 'ff "'

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B h C tins to an operation. or zlvius up be allowed to put in some rebuttal ' // ' 6%; \ A T4 Q/

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ing for him and Mr l\lcFadyen told, // ,f < Z

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announced that this cloned the OLUNBIA f- ’ I l /

than case for the defence.

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