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[page 188] Q. Haven't you stated that you saw one holding him- Mr. Pettangall: That is not a proper question. Dr. Butler: If he has born such testimony elsewhere I dont know but that I might call upon him to bear the same in this case. Witness: I could not tell. I was not near enough to him Q. As you passed through are held him by the feet and the other by the throat? A. Yes, sir Q. Did you see that the man was violent? A. He didnt move much when I saw him. Q. Did he press his throat so hard that he could not move? A. I could not tell. Q. Didnt act like a man that was very frantic did he? A. I could not say that he did. Q. Did you ever know of any other case? A. Yes, I saw the men choke a man down in the lodge one time. Q. What were the circumstances? A. I dont know just when it was. I took the man out and he went out with me, and went across the yard and took up a large fragment of stone as large as a good sized coconut, and threw it through the window, through the wirescreen and glass, and threw