The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13

! ty the edEo Of a bullet glaucine away. instead Of by club of gun. but Dr. Conno3 said that the wound could net have been made by a bullet. that it was merely 6 cut. that it opened clean and straight and when pressed together fitted Welt and that it was ! merely cat as if by lick the wom. "n had received
 Wouldn't it be possible for you 10 be mistaken about it. and that the injury might have been caused by d lullet2" asked the prosecutor.
 "A bullet could not possibly nave made that kind of wound was the answer
 Harry Bonnet made a rather inter- esting witness. He had been called for the defense, and he testified as io being present, and as to Miller maIs ing demands for his money back and that it was refused and that Dinwid- die and his wife both jumped on Mil. Ter ond had him down It was Mrs. Dinwiddie that jumped on him drss 1 Then ha told of Miller coming back With the pistol in hand. and how the shootins started. This witness was certain that ninwilIic himself was sitting down vixen Miller started shooting 9 him.
 Counsel for the defendant claimel Inc rule of surmise' on the stata yesterday, when tho state offered Mrs. C. B. Carter who testified that she occupied q place on the first floor. and that when Miller came down tho stairs after his pistol. following the first trouble they had he was muttor- ing aDcut what he would do 10 them. and that in yery few minutes he ne. tuwed back up tho stairs, and the shooting followed The witness also told how Aillor had told her of his mistcatmcnt as a 2uest in the plact. and complained of the treatment he received The witness said Mrs Din widdie was doing mitch of the tall ing upstairs in the Grst trouue. W. K. D2Wnen John Young, Henry Hou7t Chief Wheeler. alt ofnecls here, testified as to the reputation that Diuwiddie had in the community and that if was that cl a daueerou. and quarrelsome maa
 Mulsr Takes Stand
 Edward Miller tcok the stand and testified that he came 10 the cit. apout two weeks before the roable. and went 10 the Eddy Annex and got an apartment Inc rate wqs $I Der week or slj per month. ard he paid Ger a month. and was to have clean unen once a week, tae aarbago was to be carried out and other sery,cr was prJmised lle said tho place looked well when he engaged it, but that later the good dishes and utaA- sils were taken out and replaced with others. and later a Norris chair was taken cut, and later another chair. When he complained Dnwlddio told him if he didn like it he could get out himself They had some words several times about ,t. "I asked him what he Ccok the things out for said the witness. and he told me that if ] complained any more he would throw me eat Then the witness said that he missed eroccries from his a2artmonG and that ho did not complain of this, for Ly that tim
 lnwidde had abused him so that he was afraid 10 complain further but ,hat he told pinwiddie he would move out Monday and that Monday he went and eot an exprcssman to take his things, after he engaged an apart meni nn Market street, and that when they came for ina thipgs Mrs. Din widdie came into the room and abused him and started inc trouble.
 The narrative ci the witness had reached about this point when theI court adjourned for the day
 State Witnesses.
 Mrs. Cordolia Bishop ol Blyiheyille called for the state. said she was present at the time of the shooting She testified that when Miller asked for the refund of his money and Diu- widdie aid not give it Co him. MiIllr struck Diuwiddic with his walkae club. and Chat Dinwiddio was situue