Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-14
HARVEY HUGHES
 TELLS HIS STORY

McCIymOnS 0efied Him and
 His Father After PromiS-
 ing to Leave Hughes
 House Repeatedly SISTER A STATES WITNESS
 (Continued from Page 1) cording to witness. Hughes did not talk with the exception of the re mark, Let me alone.
 Found No Gun.
 L. R. Bailey. a constable at Lowell. was the next witness introduced. He testified that he arrived at the scene of the killing in three minutes after he heard shots There were ten bull let holes in the body" he testified, and I found three bullets under the body on the floor. Another bullet had pierced the door. did not find any gun or arms or McClymons' body and I found none near the body. The door was partly open when I arrived and only Mrs. Hughes was there. She was pouring water on McClymons from a pan. I do not remember anyone else having been inside the hall.
 Sister Was Screaming.
 E. Overbeck testified that he was outside of Brophy's stable when the shooting occurred. T saw Harvey Hughes and his sister come around the side of the house and she was screaming. [ heard her say something about kill and saw the gun fall to the ground. I nicked the gun up and stepped back about % feet His sister sat down on the gallery and he asked me for the gun and I replied. You can't have it.. Hughes then said some thing about wanting an officer and said, Let's go un the street. He went ahead of me and to the White House saloon. when we saw Frank Bowers. who said he was a constable. and l gave him the gun We met Bailey on he outside and Bowers turned Hughes and the gun over 10 him. or icer Hall came along and Bailey turn. I'd Hughes over to hin, and told him O take Hughes 10 Bisbee
 Saw the Dust Fly.
 Testifying further. Overbeck said ]
 The corral Is 90 feet from the louse. ! was sitting there with a man lamed Shipley. a miner. He did not l 70 down to the house. but stayed l here. I think. A man and a lady were 1 ,oming up the street going west, 1 m the far side of the street. and were | n front Of the house when the last | hot was fired They looked towards | he house. I heard a noise that sound | d like someone chopping wood on 1 he floor. No one was on or near the l 'orch. saw the dust fly up in ihe | treet and saw the smoke. The name l ,f the man who was coming up the | itreet was Roy Jacobs, but I do not l now the name of the lady I was | t the corral for i've or ten minutes 1 ,efore the shooting. The shots were fred in pretty close succession. I | lut am not sure"
 Heard No Words Exchanged.
 Roy Jacobs. the man who came lear being hit by a stray bullet as he assed the Hughes House. was the ext witness. He said:
 T was walking past the house bout 15 feet from the porch and saw icClymons open the door with ne hand and he spoke to me as ne pened it. He stepped in the door and he shooting began and McClymons tipped down on the sidewalk Miss .nna Hanely was the name of the ldy with me.
 'T did not hear any words before r during the shooting was oppo ire the house when NcClynOps poke and had gone about three steps ghen I heard the shots [ walked up he street from there and saw Hughes nd Mrs. Thompson on the porch bout a minute after the zhots were red. ! Jynew McCIvmons md know iughes by sight only.
 Cross Examined.
 On cross examination. la obs stat q that the shooting occurred about 2:55 o'clock and he was going west f the time. He stated that he saw )verbeck and ShinIev and one other nan on the bench in front of rhe orral, but saw no one else. He said i e stopped at the bench where the hree men were. but the lady walked 1 R further He said that one Of bull cts went through the door. hit the orch and struck against the brick uilding on the other side of the treet. rebounding into the street.
 For the defense Frank Bowers. a testified in part as fellows:
 What Bowers Heard.
 'I saw McClymons on July 4. I was .ith Harvey Hughes at the time. It as at the drilling match in front Cf he Copper Queen store sbout c-20 'clock in the afternoon. NJ CIyrons [ 'assed by and said to Hughes. Say.
 want to see you a minute and ! | leard Bushes say, What in the h. S it to you when leave the house. dcClymons replied 'G-D-you, TIT | how you.' Hughes turned to ne and aid. What do you think of that2' replied that it was none of my bus ness and Hughes said Let's go get
 drink"