Young v. . Stewart.

Plaintiff, as a witness in his own behalf, testified: “Some months ago I saw a diamond in the possession of C. A. Stewart. I examined the diamond. It is mine. The diamond was originally my uncle’s, and it came to me through his widow’s will. It was first in a shirt stud, for shirt or tie. While screwing it in one morning I twisted it off. Then; I had it set in a band ring. I wore it for some time. After I was married, my wife wore it. It was lost in the Chautauqua tent, and we could not find it. My wife was wearing the ring when the diamond was lost. The band was burst on both sides — just…