W. M. Maugeri Sworn says . . . He asked me for a drink of whiskey -- I handed him -- gal jug of whiskey he took a large drink. He and Mr. Railings drank he seemed time -- he taken two drinks afterward. Mr. Laney sat down in the Road, he did not speak anymore -- he was helpless some of the boys put him my wagon. I brought him on to my house -- I let him stay about 20 minutes in my wagon. Lindsey Evans, and Asgill Laney taken him out of the wagon and carried him to the house and laid him down where he is now lying --he did not speak after we put him in the wagon on the road He was breathing very hard from the time we put him in the wagon until I went to sleep after 12 oclock last night. . . I went and examined him and found that he was dead -- It was early in the night when we got home -- It was very strong corn whiskey that Mr. Laney drank. . .