Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-25

be. after helping Capello into the ma
 chine, ran back and around the house
 to see if other had been wounded, as
 he had heard three shots. He met
 McCool as he turned the corner of
 the house. McCool raised his revol- yer and Beebe again turned and ran. z. Cass. who roomed with Beebe, testified that he got up from the bed and followed after Beebe a few min utes after the latter ran out. He did not see Capello. but he saw White fall and saw a man standing behind the screen door with a gun in his hand. He did not see him clearly enough to make positive Identification. Neither he nor Beebe had acquaintance with McCool.
 Constable Farley McRea. who made arrest of McCool, testified that he reached the scene about five minutes after the shots. He followed in the direction he was told McCool had gone and found him standing in a room behind a glass door. McCoon pointed his gun at him and yelled that
 
 him. McRea had his gun leveled at McCoon and demanded that he open the door and come out. McCoon wanted to know if he would protect him if he did SO. McRea told him tol come out. McCoon opened the door, part way and McRea kicked it the bal ance of the way, then entered and took MoCoon's gun.
 He seemed to want 10 say a good ! deal" said the witness in response to query as 10 whether McCoon talked. | He said that if he didn't kill Capello he had tried to. The gun McCoon had was a 3S on a 45 frame. Three cartridges had been discharged. It looked 10 me as if it had been snapped all round but had missed except on the three. There was blood on the barrel"
 Miss Lucy Detloff testified that she was outside the house when McCoon came up in an automobile in which there were four other men. He got out and went in the house. Soon she heard him talking angrily and went inside. He was using abusive langu- age. She was greatly alarmed at his appearance and ran out to call her brother. As she did so she saw her younger sister enter room above and felt that she too realized that there was danger and had gone for a gun known to be in the apartments of a roomer. She ran up to her sister and met her coming from the room with the gun, which she handed to her She started out toward the house and met Capello running that way, Tn response to the screams from he kitchen. She offered him the gun put he declined it as he hurried past. 'aying he did not need it. She saw japello coming back. after hearing a 'hot, and as he reached her he said send for doctor" She followed him m the steps and helped put him in he automobile. She did not see White fall. but heard the shot. She Id not know White had been struck Intil some hours later. She testified o the calls McCoon had made at the 'ouse when he gave his threats.
 Miss Blanche Detloff told of Nc. 'oon striking at her with cane as e drove past on his way to the house. Inc was returning home from the . chool grounds. The blow was a vici. us one. It missed her because she lmped back, but convinced her that / icCoon meant trouble, and she went 2 n home. When she arrived she heard $ I'm in the house and from his angry z ones became further frightened, go- $ lg Tor the gun with intention of giy. z lg u to some one to protect her 3 lother She heard three shots fired. $ liss Detlon also testified that she \ ad heard threats made by McCoon { gainst her mother and others of the ' imily. '