El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
STATESFINISHES
IN MURDER CASE
Testimony of CinecerOs Fl
nally Introduced; Juan
Is Identified.

Much of the story told b. Ysabel
/ Cineceros, in a signed statement before
/ judge Dan NJ Jackson Just after the
] killing of deputy sheriff ". II Gariisl1
/ and state ranger Scott Russell, was
/ got into the record Dy the state Satur-
l Gay morning in the trial Of Juan, Jesus
/ and David Guaderrama. charged with
] the murder OF the officers The state
| has completed its case.
Counsel for the defence entered many
! objections TO the INTRODUCTION OF the
| testimony on the ground thar IL Wag
written in narrative form and not in
the form Of questions and answers. ~.
h Fryer, official reporter Tor the satin
district court, who took the statement
OF Clneceross was on the stand for some
time answering questions as 70 ac-
curacy OF the statement
Soldier Identifies Guederrama.
O. S Robinson, now OF the 6th in
IanIry but at the time Of the killing
soldier in the 18th cavalry. was on the
stand. He testified to having heard
i've or six shots He then went In
side the store. He saw the bodies OF
the officers lying on the floor Il
saw a Mexican standing near Sergu.
Serkes," he testified. I heard SergL
Serkes ask the Mexican, Who killed
these mem The Mexican replied that
he had shot them because they had
shot at him
The witness described the Mexican
as thin and pOck-marked-"
046ALAEL attorney 6ElQ8eEE pointed
TO Juan Guaderrama and asked the
witness if he was the man
couldn't swear that he is the
man. the witness replied. Robinson
then came down from the stand
walked over near Juan Guaderamma
and looked at him closely. He then
said; He has the same appearance
thin and pock-marked, but he is
dressed different
The witness further testified that
when he entered he saw a woman ~
ing In about the center Of the room.
Witness Denies Testimony.
The most sensational feature of the
Friday afternoon session was the COM
plete denial Of his former testimony by
sabel Ceniceros, the witness who
could not be found during the morn
ing until finally located in the Ell Toro
saloon IN company with Manuel
Guaderrama, a brother Of the Guader-
rama boys now being tried
HIS testimony was almost a complete
reversal Of his testimony at the former
trial. which, in turn, was a complete
reversal Of his testimony at the pre-
liminary hearing. CenicerOs, TO coun-
sci for the defence, stated that he did
not know why he had testified as he
did at the first trial, but under the
close questioning Of district attorney
W ". Bridgers. admitted that Manuel
Guaderrama had got him to testify in
that manner.
7 testified the truth at the first
trial" he declared, but told many un-
truths at the second trial"
Reads Testimony to Him.
Much of the testimony of the first
trial in the district court was read TO
the witness from the record by Sam
Gillett, for the defence. He admitted
that the record was correct but denied
that his testimony was true. He denied
that he had seen Garlick and Russell
drinking in the Guaderrama saloon, al
though his former testimony was TO
the effect that the officers were drink
ing He stated that he had heard
ticks struck before the shooting and