Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
NO NEW LIGHT
ON SUTTON
TRAGEDY
RELATIVES INSIST
YOUTH WAS MURDERED
Testimony of Witnesses Con-
tinues Contradictory; Marine
Sergeant and Chauffeur Give
Version of Tragic ARRAY,


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the marine camp on 'lie nlsn' VI w
shooting "lIl NIt'i'sa'" o.
ana Interrupted i'9' "
sutton ana Lieutenant Noa'"s aS nv
left his passengers ne"' '"e P"'"
grounds adjacent TO lne camp
was told to 'peat H. ne s'''' "i'u
did not learn OF th' sh""t'hE uh''i
the next morning.
Griffith. who had driven Ll'"V'lih'
Potts and another olic'f TO 'oe '""'p
just ahead Of owens tesii'led ne 'le'
the Sutton party on his way mack li'
did not see any tigh' OF H''I any
loud words. he SAID
Lieutenant Rocker, VINO IS sup
posed to have been MT with ou'le'
from Sutton's revolver mas not YET
been located. although his tes'lihoh4
is considered most important me
witnesses yet TO ne eN'"'li''' 'I
Lieutenant Utley, Surgeon Cook
Lieutenant Templin NJ. Potts' j.
Professor Gilbert II. coleman OF 'he
naval academy Frank Fogg' or
Washington, d. G.. private Charles
Kennedy Mrs. sutton ana her uaosh-
ter.
Surgeon George Pickrell was re-
called for moment before MT DAVIS
resumed the cross-oNaminatlon OF
Sergeant De Hart, when court opened
Major Leonard wanted to know II the
condition Of Lieutenant Suttohs nose
when Surgeon Pickrell examined the
body would indicate that 1t had been
broken and restored with pafaIllhe
as had been reported. surgeon PICK
rell said no such condition eNIsted'
What were the conditions that
night as to light or darkness m
quired Mrs. sutton counsel
"It was very dark. was the reply.
Sergeant De Hart was called ana
Sergeant De Hart when curt opened
alton Mr.. Davis asked the witness
when he first saw Lieutenants BeNan
and Utley on the night Of the shoot