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. LouISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD GOMPANY.

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ATTORNEX’ AT LAVV
JACKSON. KX’.
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‘ April 8th, 1914.
Judge S. M. Wilson,
Lexington, Ky.
Dear Judge:
I herewith enclose carbon copy of the deposition in the
case of Viola Noble, Administratrix vs. the L & H Railroad which I
had made at your request.
Yours truly,
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- - suant to noticq hereto filed, to L9 raad as avidéwce on baa EE
half of tha plaintiff on the trial of tha above styled causag K
, now manding in the Fayette Girauit Court, ‘%
‘The witness being first duly sworn geamoses as follows:
Q.l, Plaase state your namQ, ag@, TQSideflCQ and occumation? I
A. . My name is F; J. ’5'-.‘::rz‘nmr, age. 39 yams, I raside at, E
Jackson, Breatnitt County, Ky_, and am Chief Train Disu 3
' patcher. " .
Q.2. ‘How long have you béen Chief T? in Dispatcher? 1
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' ‘ A. Abogt four ymars. ' " L
Q 3, For what road are Jon Chief Train Diapatchér new, gr, . E
Farmer? .
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A. It 13 called tne L. a E, Road_ , "
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Q 4,. For what Railroad Company are you Train Diapatchar now?‘ X
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v foregoing question, } ' .
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E A. ' It is called the L. 8:, E Railnay. . E
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E Q 5, _ Are you Cnlef stpagcher now Ior tne L_ & N_ Ballroad _fi
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A. It is 95.114311 this L, 3‘3: 1132.11"; 2y 6013111313137, 1 can‘t say
for sure it. is’t‘m L, 353:1; or L, a»; '
Q. {5, H0133 long Iii-Vt? yum 1.43121 Train 13.1 stoatc‘mr ifl the 1019.00. ,
you 00011303]?
A. 1 “31-2139 1100.31 13-3311 Dis-1731131314911 and 3311131" 13157;: tcha? 9113106 '
Saptmnbor 1905, ‘
- Q. 7, 3.131593% ‘33-”; 1° you located as ’i‘r'ain .‘DiSji‘JE.tCha-I‘ ‘ofifor-‘fi‘ you
_ came to Jackson”? ‘ .
I A. At quin QtOn, Ky, ' I
Q. 8., Who 93311010de you as Chief ’L‘rain Diapatchar?
' A. A, McDowell,
‘ 31 L), .3210 is :3 3. 31316230123911"? '
' A, ‘3’}, A, McDowell is now-.1 33131115133“? for 1,110. L, 3‘3; I”), 1312931175153
. Company, V
1 (1,. 10. 'Si'no maid you for your s'arvices during," the yrar 1913,
‘ ‘ . ass 33min Dispatcher? ,
' A. I was maid from the L, :8 N, Railroad way car, .
Q. 11.9.1110, during, that ymar was “chm L, 3:: 13‘, Pay 1;1.>i.:~tt'=>r or! .
'11'19 1., 2.3113, car? ' ‘
. ' A. :«3, L, Ryan a 'r-‘u‘r‘t of 3m tiarno'am 5,, B, ism-w since . ' ,
the. about L11“. 1.9.3“: of July or Augmst, I can't 'ranmm‘mr '
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Q, 12, Then 1:}, L, Ryam was 135353111518 tar cm the may car from which
‘ I you umc‘aiv‘éd your may for tho: ygar 1913, from the 13,83; N_
may car“: up to July 13:13,, 1913, was “no of not? 3 ‘
‘ A. I think 30, up Imtii'July 1913_ .3
L3,. 13, Now, I will ask you, and ask you to _a1fso answer Finis y
q11¢€tion yes or no, During the month of June 1913
I for what Railroad Company was you Train Dispatcher? . V,
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Q.l4, DUTIVQ the mouth of Jun? 1913 4e?9 Tom Chief Traiw
. Dietaficher it geniugton, Yenfiucky for the L. g n;
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Boiiuo d mflfl do your wouk eve? the L, & H, Builyood?
A. I will have to any I don't kwow for Sure,
' {% 15, Rhat 1? your best judgment as to mhot demeany you were
working for ou?iu; the mouth of June 1913? '
{%,. 3,5,1; bash judgjgnfl'i; i, 8 B"‘.a?.t i 1.’; ‘f‘-'%:‘LS th‘”: 1:, . (“3,: if“, 3235-1 l'f.‘n’3-i.~.de
‘ Q 15. Ybu mean by that the L, & fl, Railroed domuony do you?
A: Yes air, that is whoa I mean,
Q 1?, Mr, Farmer who all five a'sociatdd oxtu you at Jackson,‘ I
' Ky,, as Disoatchers? .
A, 1 E, C, ng;s, 1, v, ;ruigm 3% :ud C, E, Yeary are wagglLT
Troifi Diaoctouers, H ‘I w~~w \
Q.18. Mr, Former were you acquainted with Cu rlie Noble?
& No sir, I never seen the men that I know of, .
. leQ, Do you know vhether or Not be fies working f0? any Railw  
road Gomoauy during the month of June 1913?
A. He was rooming on this liem along ohout that time, '
Q. 20, :J.h>z.t do you mean by this line?
V i A, It 15 known as the L, k T, *milflay, V
I Q 21. Did anything haooeh to him during'the month of June,1913? ,’
g He was killed, but I don't know the day or month he was
. ' killed, . '
Q,22, Where was he kilied?
‘ ' A. He was killed rear U,Z,
’ Q.23. 30w for is that from Jackson; and which way? '
. . A. I t ire. about 78 miles South of Jackson, .
. Q.24, How far is the road from Jacksou_to U, Z_ where Charlie
Noble waa Killed, :
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A. About $78 miles“ 1 V
Q.2§, flhen yns tho: lino of road built that ombraoos tho joint
Tast or Routh of Jackson whore Charlio Hohlo lost his
life? ' ,
1 A. it has Loon in Cootation :iwoo about Octn 1911; 1? my
best vocallootione 7' 1‘
Q.26, jhc built tho Toxd loom JLckson to EoRobarts tho terminus
of tho road, as I understand it?
A. I can't say oositivo who built tho road.
' q,fi7, Do you 23y that you don‘t kvow who built tho road from
Jackson to ficRobcrts, or who had it built?
A. i can‘t hoSitivoly say who built it,
Q,23, Vhat do you moan by tooitivtiy? '
- A. I I moan I don‘t knoé for onto,
Q.29, What is you? host improooiOfi, fir. EaTmtf?‘
A. Ky best imnwoosion is that the 1% & E, Railro d built itn
_ ’ (Attorney for dafmm ant objécts to the
_ foregoing fUQSfiiOfi and answer.) 3
Q.30, Now, you Know tho L_ &1 N, Raiiroad built that road don't
you? ‘
, (Attorney for the dofowdant objoots to ‘
tho quostiom,} ’
3 A. I don‘t know for sure. I , - 3
' q 31. To Say y0u don't know for SUTQ is fihat you would say
U that if you were asked if George Washington ovor lived,
you would aaflwor you didn't See him?
1 (Attornoy for dnfmwaflt objocts to tho fore-
5013’: ’_3; "guostion, } ' »
A. ' Well, no air it woold be that I didn't positiv¢ly know. 1 3 . 3
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Q 32, DonIt know mhat? .
A, The}? I (SUV-'1; 3110‘; EDT" 6311'1‘9, I, ‘Ix: LY. w I .irsnit LIT-“'!,O'I'J ¥
I uoSitnglj,
Q. 33, I valv=fl :;uu if _75u fieyth. 3010»; Jkufifi?
A, What is thn quastion that you 'ant aflswared?
% 34, I-vnflt fou to Léll m? if you ianifi know that fix? I. a E,
Railrcni built any vart of th3 word that ;mu have just
‘ $95???sz to, :‘1??.I,(,Y.11I‘iifrg:: thn. :'goywth of £13,1-“? 1913 if *::-Iu'éy I
didn't ofinrafio it and cafitrol it?
(Attornfiy for dafov:aflt objocts to tha
. EOTQQCIFQ question“) I
’ A. To tha hsst of my kncwladgé thfi L_ & N. Railroad did huild _
$3135; 17’, ':1?! ggmfi .‘3 I ”NI/"*5; {‘:i::,KM-"§".‘,_,Lt’::‘d.‘Ut‘y, ”Ch“, La :3 33:” 85211331 »
Q 35, what kind of Uniforms dogs Lhé Ccnductor 3nd Iortfirs wéar
. or tha PaaSQngr tTain of this Railroad, Tunnifig from
Laxington to-Icfiohmrfis? I
‘ . (REL yfiéy fa? defén amt GbJacts to the
' I qufifition.} ,
A All Of thosa ihat 1 hava w zicwd mrve buttons and caps '
Of Eh" L. '3; 33?. I
Q.36. Slate whefihflr or flat this was trufi daring the month of I
I Jung l913? I I
A I hava no kflO”lmdg9 of ;mat Uniforms warm Worfl at éflat fiimen
Q 37, Havm bhéy cmnn_ed their Unifcrma since June 1913?
A; I could not Say,
I I Q.38, Mr, Iarmer, as Treiw DiSpaachgr do you control thq?floven
I manta of this-3"‘zjgjnsers or: Lila, ‘rgad, 2m} did you during th‘?
I month of June 1913? _ 'g
f A. I control tha mov9mnnts of tfaiflfi. but ”0t of Enginaers I
_E altogethar, ' 3 ' I
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Q.3§,Vhé Grdé?fid Inhrlié NQELQ an th? R3td ify 05 Jun: 1913, ta
01°?"fi4 His t?niw TS he did? . '
A AS 1 tfigambar. irstrucfiicws 79?“ iHSued ffiom thg chinf
‘ Trai: DiSFthhar at LQfliflgtOfie
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;k I Geuld not $ay mcsisivoly. '
Q.4l,”ill yen? r COTdS rt Laxiwgian Show?
I A; I 3,; not. ‘::}; nor-:12“ that it. wil 1° ‘
. j Q.42.Jid yen makn a TQCOTd nf thfi movnmafit of Trains 0n that
‘ 1 ritzy 1913‘? , . ' I ‘ I
I A. I could mat say for aurq that TQCQ?dS f0? ihat particular
' I i \ day was knbt; but racordg arm usually made for thosa things,
' % 43;Do you wwam to Say Mr. Farmer that on that fatéful ;ay you
' ‘. :a:&@ no record 0f {hat océmr?éd% . .
1% I soulfi not gay mosihively that I did or did Hot, > v
‘ QB44,Bui yam can.say neaitivmly th"t $01 did méka TQCOTQS of
I movomnntS of tTéihG ow oth5r days? .
I A. No sir, I could rot say positively that thq racords are
. made for all trains_ I > .-
Q,45.Till your racords ai Laiiflgton ShOU who dirnctéd the mo e~
mnhi of thfi train on which Chavlia fioblé was killéd, on the >
. day ho lost hia life? ‘ 1
A. Th? racords should snow who authorizad this train to Le run; ‘
1 Q.46.Vill you Snt fihat information ’rOm tha of ica and file @t. 1
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, - I . as ‘pwrt of yam? d9$oaitian, markad “A”? ‘
(pigo-rnay for dafCfl/Mm‘; Ubu‘DCtB ‘30 'th‘” ";'LAQS'tion , ‘
and states to th? WitnesS that hc donit have t5 flgvnish . ‘
. that record himself, unless he is the_pfistodiam of» the '
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‘51L 1 don't know the whereabouts of these records_ j
, 1&14?, Who keeps them? ' _
A. The records are filed at Lexington,
Q-4Oa Over ot the Asylum or Where?
A. No certain place, They have been up stairs in the filing
room shove the Difinetoher‘s orfice. '
Q 49. Is that record orasorved and wow in Lexington that I sneakk
. Of? . .
A. i could not eay for sure that it is in Lexington. but no
_ record Wes noted to Jackson, . ,
Q 50. fine there a record made of that day's groceeding?
1 , . , (Jittsrrr‘vey for defendants objects to the foregoing
, question_} 7
A, , 1 could not say positively, but think there was. ' ‘
Q.§l, no you know 1hat Charlie Nobeeis train ids hauling the
day he was killed? .
' g A. 1y best recoilection is that he hauled a train of Commany
3 material from Jackson to some fiOth near U° Z, where it
' j _ one set off, then this train was run with‘sngine and Caboose
i to Mchobarte, which is the end of tht1 linea ‘ .
, E Q.52. For that ournoee? V
x/ A A. To bring the train of loads or empties which ever it maybe '
, ”f: i . from ndsohorte to Jackson: 1
a Q.53. Loads of what? ..‘
' in ‘ 5 A, Mostly coal, coal is about all that is being loaded at
% 'that point. . t '
( i Q.54, Anything else? I
i A. I ballets not, They said he had taken a load of the Coman- .
I . , niesa material up the road th‘t day~ _ -
é Q.95, What do you mean by the Com anie‘s material, I mean ‘
(7} 1 what is the material"? ,
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: A. -A3 I remember it was gTuVQl to be unloaded ow the line,
Q.56. try egnfi? .
A‘ This is known as seed and greVQl.
% 57, ”hat is ihat Sand and gravel» as vou indicate used for
on the line?
3 A. $0 a unloaded for Lailmstiwg ouroooes on too live of the - 1
Railroad_ .
Q.5e, Jhefe was the eonl goifig if you knew ghat day?
- (gttorney for defendant objects to fihe ’ _
question” [\I ‘
A, I could wot state oositively where it was going_
Q 5?, Give yoir heat imoeession?
. . A, 1y cast‘imoressiom 13 too: it was goifig £0 Go?y, Ihoiana.
a o 60. Who would koow that LT, Faemer, I anon who oouli kwow fl, ,
j where that ocel woo going? ‘1 l
A. The agent at hCRoberfis snoold be able to say where it
5.7st ‘ going, _
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' g Q,6l, You know that do you? >
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_11). He, should be able to Say ':=.r‘.:1r=,ra°
m 62, »Give his name ploase? . ' ,
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Vex» Q 03, finere does the freight, coal, lumber and goods &C,y snipned
from this ecuntry and over these liege of Railrord go to?
' A. I could not say positively where it does go, but goes
’ 1 to Various poiflts. V .
Q-54. 33mg some of them? ‘ '
_ 1A. I could not say positive, but a great deal of coal goes
' i to Gary. 1nd,, Louiaville, Cincinnati and St. Louis, and
V donIgfilooo of any otheeugoints positively, ‘ i
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Q.65, ls twore anytAiflg slam shioood ova? tiis lino of Railroad '
that {5003 out 2731’ Eh“ Stat‘é?
Y A. There is quito a great deal of lumbor suionod from Quicksand
. it; Cincirmati, ”mi also Soul? f'1‘{;1111J€.C}<;530fl .::.fld. OLE/Pf Yaognta
ow tho lino, '
Q.66. How does this lumbor_:n& coal goiwg from st tions 31035
tho L° & R, gOt to Jifloinflati?
A, . It is usually roobfifi I“ 5.:; to fliwciwnafii, _ 4
- . Q.67, ”A? this goifigtmiwrdtkoso o ipoonts béifig n1d9 as indim
f catod during tho oath of Juno 1913?
‘ A.>‘ Yes sir, ’ l , ‘
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Q.68. Xxx thoro any goods shioooi ova? the LB 5 , from Cin,.
I during tho ynar 1913, awd icomfmofiofiowts to dhibosburg and
. othé? ooihtfi_on'tho L,& fin? ‘
.m I could not say positively ihother there was or rmat, 1
Q.69, that is your boat imprqgsiom? _ ‘
A. My Last impression is.thoro vaé. . , ‘ ' 5
Q 70, Yas ohme a change made in the ngooato;}%§ tho L. & E. about
‘ _ tho lot., of Jaw, 1913? I I
A Yes sir,
' Y Q, '71, final; »:.ras them change Mr, Far-Hm??? ' _
I A. The char! J“ was :.‘lafi'q ;L‘fl thé ::‘zaflag‘né‘flt‘ lair. 1"?. A. l‘lZCLlQOWQll‘ S ,
I title vas changed to managér, awd thore was owe wan soot
. _ to tho L. & 3,, suoposed to ba From the L, & H. Railvay
' as assistant Train Mostor, _ l I
Q.72, Did lfie L_ & N, to yoogxioowledge assume entire control of ‘
_ the line of Railraod from Lexington fio Mekobérts, known .
- as L. & E. I maaw ~allod tho L_ & E. Sometimes, to the
, lst,. of Jan. 1913. . _V
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w ?3» Then if that in firms :he L' a no Wailvcyi Comfapj 3mg bgen
Op“?&fiiflg, cmwtrelling and mamsging bhw Lu a fin SiHCQ the
3.55": o'f'szu, 1913, 1.32:3 to $3145 'rwr’sav323'i: time, IL55 it Hot?
A. '
{..ry :'i'm: the (3.95m: .2311: <,».;3,_‘jr3x3bs the
A. I defi't know fer suVG, bah t:pt is my Lanvwifiion they have.
I 5% 74. That is thé inorm1t10fl fiofit gomnruily vflacivag iv this
coufitry,is it met?
A. _
(Abtufnéy for dafcw amt obgecta to the filéStiOfl.)
A. {55 giro -
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;L.":°@i;jfl"t from Luacrao’wms and slow Em 3.1m; thcz 3: 33 _
Railfoad Commany and tha K6 Cb Rail?@md at fiivchvster,fiy° , '
L .& YC$ sir_ '
Q.76, Aha was haulnd from thflré $0 what point during the 30a? ,
1.3113? - _ ’
' (gatornny fér.tha defflmmawt objacts to the
«igufissti on” ) . ‘
i. , I could not say‘for Sure to what noint it gong aftqr baing
(3511337913031 to thn. 3i. (3, DiViSicm at; i;‘j_mghmsmr_ ‘ ‘
. lQ-77: Thafi ifl.th9 15 & N, ther@ is it? ' .
A. Yss air, .
Q.75a Well.'that takes freight from this country to Cincinnati
GOQBXit Not? 3 \
Mi Cincihnati
A. Th5 line runs from gxmexxo to Winchoater.
I Q" 79: will you furnish this Sifiriograigha? as 6‘. part Of fj-C‘U'I' d9D0-9 ‘
' sition, markfid ”A", thé recofds in tha hands of th5 Railroad ,
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lost Uifi lifQ,OF'Juflé ;3yi.. lELBE and zoo Qirzgtfid fifiosa
V‘ mov9mants?
. (A;to?fl@y fov‘dofnndart objfiofia to fihfi
QJGSiion,} - .
A I hrvo we reocrdfi 1? my woosoasion,at this tine-shofiing
tho movamdwta of tho t?fiiW Enforrod t0.
' Q 3C, 33% jou 50$ tham and MHTQ yo? 1 right t0 int Exam?
A: So far as 1 know all TQSQTfiH are at'lmxington; .
oral, V , .
' {Gouflfiol for dHfLWV'nt bar? Statég to th?
microwfi thrt he i% wot oomomllofl to fuonish Tacords,unless
E13 ‘géfiai~v¥1 to Jig .1;, if‘l 0 Eu 3 ”C": fionL 1y; ai=5 :n;%%uésoiqon_ ) .
. Q.81a 4'? yo; gofi tth-and hrvo you a rigfim to gob tham? '
h A. I balieve my answer is to do no in that case? a$ I have
PG rnoords ifl my nossossion. ' V . -
Q 82, The told you vhwt your anstor wag to »Q? » - .
A, No om '
- Q,of, 7nat made you say that you? EWSWQT was to b0 no?
A. 'As Judgfi PollaTd ivdicatod thqfi I ;as not ousoodian of
. fihe Tacords and ihafi 1 was wot compelled to got them,
_ Q.é4, Do you ohjact to gaiting m6 éwose ?@COTdB? if so. why?
' ' (Attornoy f0? dofowiawt objmcts ho tho question_ ‘
A. VF YQS~Sir. I objeot, as Judge Pollard says it is not Necessary
Q 85. Ha?Q you any control ovor your own mCVQm“fit’iFI$xiS Railroad ,
o ‘ matter? ‘
. (AttOTflqufUT dofmmuant objacts to the ambstiofl_
m Yes sir_ ' . .
. Q 86. Who oan figrnish m9 those rocords? . ‘
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3 wish thw racevds_ . .
K} 57. Ybu rafus¢ ta d0 it? .
(Kfibtornoy £0? éafcrLkznt :Kgfwrbc‘:s bhé grfistiofl_)
A” ‘fag si’ro ..
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..ta rhquire SO J, Harmer to wroduCG 2h“ meufd Zhnt ha made
7 a? $Qmm Of 115 DiSfiitmhflrs Sada EN3 1“; meWfitht 9f thrlie
‘ , Nebla‘s t?ain on tn“ flay he v33 kiilqd, rwd who infictad
his movamnfit_ ~ ' .
. Th6 afitarnev [OT iqfrniant sL't a tmnfi tha'flxam-
iwer ANS we flatwority to r“quire @233 vifirégs ta furnish ,
~thi$ f900Td TQfQT?Qd t0: ‘Hd abaufifl bn@.£x;miflfir aLtQmpt
. fix it tha courfi will iwatrumt Eh: witflags'tkvt ha 1% “Qt
;Tequirfid undar tha lrv to ebmy thé rule of th@ ord$ro
.
. Th9 Examiwar EWQWS of mo-lav which raquiwas
. ‘ & witness fié filW a bapér which he fleas not hoV9- in hisI
DOQSQSSiQfi, and 07%? :hich hm has we control.
Q, €58,- Did the freight train 301mg; over, the L. 1&7?” YETTI‘MQ ‘:~Jha.t kind
of stuff, du?ing tba yfiar 1913? _ ,
. A. V Coal, Lumbar, TiV-‘B and Lo gs. ‘ _
.Cross-éxamined by u_ H, Pollard atiorney
for dafowdaht. , , I ”. -
(2.1. Qj-IECEEO‘DQri‘IS was the terminus _of tha. L, {23:10. R"ii May at the '
tma Charlie Noble is said to 3195;?» been k:;.ll‘Ed‘r ’
‘ A. Yés sir.- , '-
‘ Q.2, Ybu weré askéd on diTéct exnmiwuiion if thq L, & E. didn't '
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deliver freight to the L, a N” at winchester, consi;ned
from a moire or the L0 & E, to Cincinnatie I Jill ash
. you if the L, e;n_ did ~nd does now deliver freight to all
its connecting lines at the noints of anction vuich said
freight ;es consigned from the boint on the L, & E. to points
065 of its line?
ii Yes air, freight Was delivered at all m junctions tcints
I to liftersvt lines,
so: ‘ ':“ coir: M ‘
Q,l, I will ask you if the fire: ht yvu sneak of is shinnsd direct—
ly iron Kcfioherts and noints on the L” d’fe Railway to .
, Jin, shale? ‘ '
A. I could not say nositite to Xhht points freight would go
'when delivered at other points, exceot to the L, a N, at
flinchestsr“
g q,2, I will ask you if the coal is not shinned direct from has
/' and
1‘ .Roherts tn Vhitesburg , and oointe on this road direct to
} Cin_?
} .L COGI is shiyrad direct from McRoherts to Cin., but I don't
X recall any cos; being ShiQfiQd from Initeshurg, '
Q~3. ias that car of coal that was shirned to Cin_, chic from '1
: U, %, hya, or hchoberts, Ky,, world it be unloaded’hetween>
E those points and Cincinnati? ,
X A, to Bi 1:, ‘ . /
. ‘ - ’ Signature of witness waived, '
Also the deposition of H. V. Craigmyle taken '-
at the same time and place under Said ~ctica, to be read
' as evidence on behalf of the plaintiff in the stove styled'v
‘ oase_ ' . ‘
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'thn "2", Mixision to 2:22:92 L, 2'3, MiViSizm,
Q. 5, _ How 3.23.220“ ;;22:»22. 2:22-33:22 2.’: 202,31: £231. 22223 ';71'2'22: :3“ 20': film ,
~ .54. 2.3;) 2‘1"ch ' . ’
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Q. 2), ifkaifiimgf that "(.2:-21°. 222122231323. 31,22,203 ,~./01,2. EJ232320 loaded?
A. ' 1.203221722300223 2222) 2.2::-til. 3:21.32: 9thron 2:21-23 day I came to Jackson.
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‘ month of June 1913‘: .
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A. At Macirg'ton, 11y. . '
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Q. 92. "are 3,502: acquaiflt‘é‘d 2221 th Charlie Noble?
A. ' 'No 2311'.
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Q. lo, Dld you on the 23rd day .92 2222.222: {512m him 0222323132: or dlrectlon
as to his; 2.2:ovem23nts 022: 32.115 ’;rai‘fl an that day“?
A. No 81 r. . . .
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.; ye Train DiswatmheT?
A 17“ Um 1535318.
Q=1SI ”Quid n0 kvow MT. urnigmyle Who gave EA” Q?1“T$ on that day?
A. II um 3.53. z'Jia‘i: :21-ray, . ’ . .
, I‘ Q. Li, If .‘qu ;gaV’J-J €351"; O'I"J1”"J38, 8101.1 7.. iii" .1'”- 0'6! 23:1”: {;'.-FEW a)? net?
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0,. 1'55. 7731‘? ’J.-"‘KJ'IH‘? «:s.:./J§/"J;;=c-=.i},r (133$ to give I“ oz’vaiJJ‘m eJ’ ;‘If‘j T3'c':i.~r“/xi lji ,',-”.7 i)?"- I.;‘-...: ‘:"w’xésf? ".’-(31":1‘
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£3,351, fé~!‘?1'a1=2 920mm. en" the maints‘i _
A. I coal-"Ti >131; 1'1 11‘ “2273-" 0.? the: noi'fi‘zs, I 1’41??? 103; tle.“ Mast
. . id?a 0:: were tin-“g; go, find immense 1 seam may" attending to
my buasirfisss, and don’t harm 'igia»,*;~'=: be ‘m meticing ita ‘
(3,, 36), Add :my of at”! 319129- L’iinoirmnti‘é .
A. Not ickrtgfg .7. 311m 0w of”. ‘ .
Q, 37, Did any go to indiaz'va?
. A, _ .310"; try“: I 21:21 am of: ' .
Q,“ 36, Did em! 5313 to. Lfixirng‘tozn?
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' A. - I Gauld 7'”) it say, ‘ _
Q, 5'2» 313-0 'as ”@273 myiflg you til/1:30.11 gin the 1:1 1913 for} your
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_ Q. 41. have you baen-grétting your money that we3, all through the.
- .' > War 193-311? .
A. From the? “may :31. ,
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- Q. 44, perm can“: -
A. Yes» Sir, ,» way, but I don't knew 15:11-217r10r it 7.15.5,th0» same
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