Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-14

dleston kept coming on him and M,
 Morris had the warrant in both hands
 and Huddleston kept the gun pointe,
 at him and he says, God damn yo,
 and the warrant" he says, "I sai,
 put up your hands or l will kill you
 and when he got right up to him ht
 started to reach around MT. Nor
 ris-
 Q. Do you know whether or no,
 Morris Wolschansky had gun?
 A. We'll, no. In way I know it.
 but l just didn't see it. saw the
 print of it under his coast. We'll, yes,
 l know he did have a gun, because
 taken it off of him after the shooting
 Q He was deputy sheriff, wasn't
 A: Yes, sir. MT. Huddleston
 reached around to get his gun, and
 when he started to get his gun MT.
 Wolschansky grabbed Huddleston's
 gun and turned the muzzle right up,
 and when he done that I stepped to
 one side pretty quick to get out of the
 way, but l kept my eyes on them all
 the time. The only word that was
 said after MT. Wolschansky grabbed
 the gun was MT. Huddleston says, Come here, Burns" And both had hold of the gun with both hands, wrlnglng and twisting it, and in the scuffle they backed up- Morris was going backwards all the time, keeping hls face toward the depot, and they ~got sort of. turned half way around and the gun went off and MT. Huddieston's hat fell off and he kind of staggered forward and then just sunk down, fell down there, and Nor ris started to walking off pretty fast sideways, looking back toward the depot, and he says to me, "Get that warrant there;yit fell on the ground in the scuffle, and I was little leary | about going after the warrant, and 1 i just stood and watched it and also looked toward the depot to see who I could see, and he says to me again. he says, "Go get that warrant" and l looked back toward Mr. Morris and seen MT. Stone was coming over that way Tn trot, and 1 never did go after the warrant, and Mr. Stone trotted on over there and picked the warrant up. and after he picked the warrant up walked toward MT. Huddleston and stood there a few minutes.
 z. Was anyone else there at that time?
 A. l think MT. Randall Alcorn, and in the course of five or six minutes MT: Vaughn came across the railroad and came over there, and this lumber scaler-l forget his name-came over there, and there was pretty good crowd by that time gathered around there, and walked up to see where , MT. Huddleston was shot at, and the , best l could tell the collar-band of 7 ms shirt was cut in two, and I saw f the bullet hole and turned around and . walked away. And after MT. Huddles- . ton began to revive up and come to | I vent back over there to see was he I saying anything and how bad he was s lurt, but he wasn't saying anything 2 It all; he was just complaining and 2 and I never did hear f Jim speak word. f
 Q. Were they clinched at the time W he gun fired? h A. Thev wasn't clinched at all 10th of them had their hands ahold i, f the gun at the time it fired.
 Q. Right at the time the gun was fred did you see the gun? h A. Yes, sir. Both of their hands ere on the gun, like that (indicating Ii the jury). Huddleston had it this S, ,ay (indicating) in his right hand and 9 1orris had hold of it this way (indi- h, ating). When MT. Huddleston got up him and started to reach around i'm, Morris grabbed the gun and lrned the muzzle of it straight up bd Huddleston grabbed back here M and Morris had hold of gl this way (indicating). That is the ii] est could tell how they had hold of sc SC !. And they were wringing and visiting the gun backwards and for tn ards, and was sort of stepping fil edwards and forwards myself trying
 see which way the muzzle was ri, rned. sa o. Do you know whether or not at is the warrant MT. Wolschansky d (exhibiting sheet of paper to wit ss) th, A. Yes, sir; that is it. "
 Cross. Examination. pa By MT. Nixon: ar g.. You are positive that they both ha q hold of the gun and were surginr To ckwards and forwards when it was (ir charged? tuu,i q. Yes, sir. wa n' Did you see any licks passed? 4. There wasn't . lick passed be- of zen +Men " 3. You were there when this war of r, was made out? ant