The Green Forest tribune., 1899-01-12
The Faces Admitted to Bail.

He ioIlOWlHS afllcle upon the Pace-A dderholt shooting affray appeared in the Harrison Republi- can last week:
 The hearing before Judge Mltche Il on application for bail was concluded on Thursday afternoon about o'clock when Judge Mitchell granted bal to Frank and Henry Pace in the sum of $l0,000 each and Troy Pace $1 ,000.
 The testimony develops that the trouble grew out of the fact that Pace & Pace, lawyers, had been employed by B. F. McMillen, brother of Mrs Adderh olt, to represent her interests in certain property:
 It seems that M L. Adderholt and his wife had lived apart several years, and that Mrs. Adderholt few years ago became insane and was committed to the insane asylum; that while she was thus committed her husband, M. L. Adderholt, employed counsel for the purpose of securing divorce from his wife on the grouds that she was incurably insane, that being the grounds for divorce, but upon an ex- animation of the law it was found that the law as to that cause for di vorce had been repealed. and the mat ter WITS therefore dropped. Mrs. Ad- derholt returned from the asylum in short time and filed suit for divorce and alimony. The matter was resisted by her husband, NJ. L. Adderholt, on the ground that his wife was insane and in the course of time the matter was dropped.
 It further developed that Mrs. Ad- derholt had considerable property in her own right that she had'gotten from the estate of her father and mother and that her husband, M. L, Adder holt, had it under his control and would not surrender possession to her, that he collected the rents and appro- priated them to his own use and would furnish her DO means for her support, but left her entirely upon the charities of the world.
 Mrs. Adderholt applied to Story & McMahan, lawyers, to bring suit for the possession of her separate property. They attempted to reconcile her to her husband and avoid further litigation, but failing in this they filed suit in the circuit court for her separate property. Within few hours after said suit was filed M. l.. Adderbolt entered the office of Story & McMahan where MT. McMa- han was sitting at his desk, picked up a chair and struck him very severe blow on the head, fracturing his skull. had declared often that he would kill any lawyer who would take a fee against him.
 A short time ago B. F. McMillen, brother of Mrs. Adderholt, employed Pace X Pace, lawyers, to represent his sisters interests. Within few weeks thereafter Capt. w. F. Pace was in the Boone County Bank building attending in and at once began to curse and abuse Capt. Pace in very violent manner, at the same time placing hls hand in his pocket as if to draw weapon and at the same time glaring violently at Capt. Pace. Capt. Pace made no reply to his abuse, but eau tously withdrew from the building and and as he (Pace) was just passing the glass door of the Bank building, Adderholt sprang to the main door. and as Capt. Pace turned around, Ad. derholt fired two shots, one of which struck Capt. Pace and the other John Wills. Adderholt retreated to the rear of the Bank, seized his Winches- ter, mounted his horse, which was hitched at the rear of the Bank build- ing and left town. and after remaining away a few days he returned. He stated that he thought he had killed Capt. Pace when he left, and that he would not have returned had he not learned better He declared to var- ous' parties after his return that if the Faces did not let him and his business alone he would kill all of them He would glare at the Faces when he met them and would make other hostile demOnstra tiops O if tO draw waanop