“I was standing in front of the OK Corral and saw the two Clantons and McLowrys standing and talking in a stall in Dunbar’s corral... when I got as far as Bauer’s butcher shop, I met Wyatt, Morgan and Virgil Earp and Doc Holliday walking down the centre of the street; Sheriff Behan walked up to them and said, 'I don’t want you to go any further’; I don’t think they made any reply, but passed on down the street until they came opposite the Clanton party. The Earp party addressed them; I hear 's--- of b------’ but don’t know which party spoke. Someone in the Earp party then said, 'Throw up your hands’ or 'Give up your arms’. I thought I was too close, and as I turned around I heard two shots, then the firing became general... Frank McLowry came out in the street toward Holliday, some words passed between them; Frank said, 'I’ve got you now,’ firing a shot at the same time, which struck Holliday on the hip or his scabbard; I hollered to Holliday, saying, 'You’ve got it now’; he answered, 'Yes, I’m shot right through’.”