Eureka Reporter | 1905-12-01 | Page 3 | His Judgment Was Good

his judgment was good among the many good stories of humorous happenings in court bold by attorney watson of pittsburg Is the following 1 I A prominent attorney of kansas city who was retained as counsel for the defense in a criminal case in the city named succeeded in getting his client out of a pretty bad situation by means of an alibi which the attorney presented to the court in so novel a way that it was a little short of mas gerful at the end of the trial the attorney was overwhelmed by congratulations from his colleagues of the legal fraternity who spoke in the highest terms of admiration of his able work to these felicitations there were add ed those of the learned judge himself who observed A fine alibi that and mighty well put well modestly responded the lawyer I 1 myself think it was neat of those that were offered me it was by far the best harper a weekly