M. D. Caddwell sworn says JM Caddwelll deceast Eat Brackfast at my house yesterday morning and he was will as common an for in I know and I came to octane Brown with him we got whiskey sister Brown and me and the deceast drink of the whiskey and then got a pint and the deceast taken if off with him I did not drink any of the last point . . . the deceast was drinking some I could tell it by his talk the deceast left me about 12 oclock he did not complain of any trouble or Being sick . . .
W. D. Caddwell sworn says the deceast was my father Me and the deceast and M. D. Caddwell . . . yesterday morning and come down to sister Brown's and got whiskey and we all drank of it and we got a pint from sister Brown and the deeast Brought it of with him . . .we got from sister Brown's me and the deceast left . . . and started home . . . and I lay down in the wagon and went to sleep and the deceast wake me up and told me that the mule was Running away. I got up and got out of the wagon and Row Round and caut the mule and Stoped the Mule me and the decease had from in the wagon and when the mule Ran the corn began to spill out and the deceast was walking By the side of the wagon Pickling up corm just when I looked at the deceast behind the wagon and he was ling down on the ground I went Back and helped the deceasd up and left him selling upon the ground I then went home after help to get the deceast home . . . when I got back to the deceast he was dead