Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-14
A. didn't notice that.
 CrOsS.ExaminatiOn.
,y MT. Nixon:

CrOSS.EXamlnatlOn.
 By MT. Nixon:
 0. You were the attending physi-
 elan from the time he was shot and
 brought to McGehee? A. No, sir; l was called about
 2:30.
 O. And were with him until h.
 died?
 A. Yes, sir.
 0. You tell the jury you didn't
 notice any abrasion of the skin on his nose?
 A. No, sir. o. A men who has an injury to the
 might have blackness of the eye lid?
 A. Well, l couldn't say 0. The blackness you saw was the upper lid and not the lowerlid? A. Yes; just the upper lid. o. You helped to hold that autopsy
 this afternoon? A. I was present O. And called there for that pur-
 pose, in order to see just what you
 cold find?
 A. Yes, sir.
 O. And you tell the jury that you
 did not find any evidence of an ex-
 ternal injury to the back of the skull
 at all?
 A. No. sir; we did not.
 O. The indenture that had first
 been discovered and thought to be blow turned out to be an old scar? A. Yes, sir; it was an old scar. Witness excused. The foregoing was all of the testi- mony offered by the state. Albert Stone, being first duly sworn, was called as witness In pe- half of Morris Wolschansky, and tes- tified as follows: Direct Examination. By MT. Nixon: 0. MT. Stone, you live in Watson? A. Yes, sir. O. After the trouble between Vol schansky and Huddleston, did Vol schansky give you the gun he was said to have taken from Huddleston! A. Yes, sir. :, O. At the time the gun was turned over to you I will ask you ii there was still an empty shell in the gun? A. Yes. sir, because I kept the gun in the safe just like it was when It was handed to me until I turned it over to MT. Davidson, and when l gave it to him he took an empty shell out of 1t. When it was turned over to me | didn't know what to do with it and I went and stuck it in the safe O. Had the gun been monkeyed with by anybody from the time it was turned over to you until you turned it over to the Coroner? A. No sir; it had been locked up in the safe. Cross.ExaminatiOn. By MT. Parham: o. When did MT. Wolschansky give you the pistol? A. He came to the store. When the shooting occurred, l started over there when they hitched up. and l got, I suppose. in about 15 or 20 steps of them. and they were coming back wards and forwards. Morris back was to me, and when the gun went off I stopped, because I says, We'll, who's who? I didn't know who was going to fall I knew something was done, because they both stopped suddenly. and directly Tom pitched over on his side apparently dead. And l asked Morris. I says, Morris. what. did you do with your warrant? and Morris had the ristol in his hand and looked like he didn't know what to do with it, and I went over there and picked up the warrant off the ground and came back to the store. and they had the pistol in there. and says. Here. don't fool with that pistol. It might 20 of. And Morris says, "This thing goes down." and they were trying to work it. didn't know anything about a gun like that. and Morris seemed to be all torn to nieces. and finally they said, "Well, take it" and took the thing and put it in the safe. and there it has been until gave 1t to Mir. Davidson. That trick they say alwavs flies out when it is shot, but that one was still in there. MT. Davidson took it out when l turned the pistol over to him. don't know why it wasn't out. They say if you will grab it and hold it, they will not fly out.
 Witness excused.
 The foregoing was all of the evi- dence before the Coroner's Jury. Thereupon. the Coroner's Jury. aft CT hearing all of the evidence intro- duced, retired to consider of their yer dict; and, after due deliberation had thereon, returned to the coroner the following verdict, to-wit: "We, the jury. find that Tom Hud- dleston came to his death from a gun