Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-03
DOCTOR DESCRIBES DEATH WOUNDS
Expert on Firearms FiatIy Contra.
diets Defense Witness Who Said
He Saw Carmack Test His Revoi.
ver-sradford Undersoes a Rigid
Cross Examination.
{Py Associated PrcsS.)

today in the trial o. Colonel D. b.
and Robin J &C Der a:d John ID.
Share for ne staying of former
United States s rator f. ". Car
mack. rcserNinr the right however.
to introduce new with, &Srs on any
new issn" which Nigh ,ev"!op.
\ mot "a iaicr by Attorney Gcntral
Mccain. for tn" Sia:r. asked an ad-
urnment to " d. m Thursday. in
order that absent witnesses might be
y ought On. which request was
granted.
The testimony today was very tech.
meal
DR.. Glasgow was recalled to des-
cribe again the wounds on Senator
Carmack's body.
DIR. Duncan Eve was then called 10
say whether or not the wounds des-
cribed by DIR. Glasgow would have
t, en- instantly fatal.
He said they would
General Brown Testifes.
AdjutaEt General Tulley brown.
whe attended he conference In judge
Rradfor'!'s Office an hour before the
shooting. described what took place
there. as did Judge Brad ord him 'eIf.
General Brown was no, cross OK
amined. Nut the State did MT let
Judge bradford escape.
The prosecution concentrated its
fire upon the part he played in pre-
pairing the famous statement for the
press the night of the killing.
Judge Bradford said he was at the
'''o!ice station that night. saw w. J.
Ewing. editor OF the American Their.
| with c stenographer and heard sew
eral men giving information.
Wro.e il Eut in Full.
He declared. however. that the only
Part he took in the affair was TO
write CT. in long hanL all the facts
in the case OF which he had a per
sonal knowledge.
This mem -anda he gave to Ewing
.rr use in the press.
Later he repaired brief which
contained the theory Of counsel for
defense as to how the shooting oc-
CURED.
He clsimcd he was always friendly
to Carmack ard denied he was wait
ing a. The telephone that evening for
message to come telling OF Sena-
:,r Carmack'S murder.
The frs, witness today. r. l..
Thompson. testified that Ca-macl
entered his drug store for soft
drink and a cigar about five minutes
before the shooting occurred. The
state did not cross examine.
W. " Setter. an expert on frrarms
testified that the bullets e the Cot
ant matte revolver were not steel
per. and then with some hard compo-
sitiOn.
On cross examination he vas asked
whether the cylinder OF Smith Il
WesSOn revolver ran he turned 5y
the finger without pulling the ,rig-
ger
Some can. = me cannot" h" ans
w"red
Trigger Must be Pulled.
He "Nanined Senator Carma"k :
rcvrivrr aud said Il cGlld o. turned
only Ivy pulling tho trigger.
This fatty c, Ii-adic;s the testimony
Of : ! Hcnning. vino Yesterday
sWorc ths; hc saw CarmaCk testing
his .svoly few minutes before
tho tragedy by whirlins the cylindcr
with mis- fnErr.
W. = Morgan testified that Nc mot
Mrs Eastman immrdratriS after IN"
sEooiig and tina, she was hys'cri-
cal
He sam Ne -, man did u tell
him that G ,lrI Co rcr said t. Car
NIX Nov. We have tho drip on
you
ON cross examination Morgan said:
Mrs. EaFiman vas CRY ing and grab.
bod 'hc iapcis cr NV coat Sh" sad
that senator Carmack Jumped in
front of her and that Colonel Cooper