The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-12

Gen John i. Iershing and officer
 iantry passes in review. During he r
 Seu ice Crosse
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 Widdie told Miller 10 go and that he would not prosecute him for the dis
 turbancc. and that Miller went but
 came back armed and started the
 huotng
 Attorney Richard Ryan outlined the defense by stating that the legIe5s man was an orphan in childhood and had later suffered the further mis- fortune by losing octh hls legs He had come here to sell pQpers, and take the baths, and had stepped at the Eddy Apartments and had pa.d Sll and when he we- m1streated by Dinw.ddie and his wife. wanted t0 leave and wanted the refund ol B. that was coming to him. He sad that they refused the refund and started
 trouble with the cripple and that Miller had not all of his articles out of the house, and when he came back 10 get the remainder or the thins they renewed the difficulty with him. and the shoting resulted Mr Ryan said taat 1t would tc proven that the la2less mau was Oh the bottom When he t.red on Ciuwidi- and that they had just engaged n sooud r.eat The short cluU-thet Nuor uses for walking stick. and which was in DO
 session of CnWifG.e aUcr the tnt difficulty was made much of by counsel n deseliiH Jhe neCe. e.at 0l tho shocuag whom Mu.r had eatUru ed 10 Dae room Dho attorney sail that he would Teye the reputation ot Dinw.ldie anl G alfe iar mi
 treauin guests. but on oljeci0u or the state this ph1sc of the declaration !. was ruled oul and may or may not be permitted in the trial The de- fense may prove the reputation of pinNiddic and his wife for peace and quictuJe pg perhaps not g-t into other generalities alouz this line
 There are about fifteen witnesses to be examined, and but two wera dis osed of yesterday indicating that the trial Will continue th-ousaout a'i ot today and perhaps not to be ended before tomorrow The case aaa.ust Mrs. Jonas will follow this m tae docket.
 John Thomos Of Kaasas. a farm er and ro0mer al the apartments said he saw ali or both difficulties He said that Miller came in tine par Tor of the place and demanded back part of his rent money and that Din- Widd'e told him that they Walld mot mako refunds on t.e cheap anar-- ments and that Miller made sac- ! ond demand ,2r his money back. and . then when Dim0idGie sand "WeU. see . if pou .ot IL iack.' that Miller struck : at him with the stick he had in HI- 1 hands and thas they Chen nil aps e1 ' in a difficulty and rolled over on l the floor. Mrs Dnwdd&e had Nl 1 CT aooU the neck and after they | fought awhile DinWidGie turned MIL | CT loose. anu told his wife to turn him loose. and Miller got Up and Weull out Later Miller came back aad with ! pistol advanced as he stepped h tAs ! door said. "Now come across" and ! began firmg. Witness said tha. Mill | CT aimed first at Mrs pinwidd.o au1 | then Dinwiddie advanced to him and ! ,ooa hold of him and they -rappled. | and finally Miller shot hm off oi , him while they were on the floor , Judge Carney brought out on cross examination Chat tae witness EAid | ninWlGdie cid not strike at Miller in | the drect examination, wherein tno 7 witness testified a. the coroners u quest that Dln~-diie dd strike att Miller The witness said that Dn l wijdie was on top when the last shetl was fired and they were an fired ! close together After Dinw.ddie v fatally shc. Miller cIawlad ogt from . under him and lett
 w r. Ingram testified hat whom ho ' heard t.e first scW ,ma he came . down on the stairs and saw Che re, oi the aG.cuGy up to about rae las. 1. shots, when he got up and Neo mp stars He said that tha three had | fonht in the first trouble, and when | he reached the place they were an on tae floor and that pinvicdie sot up | and told his wife Co let Miller up and ! they Iet Miller out M.ler came 53c later. with pistol in hand, and started |