The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
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ing TO arrive, when CoEad. passing the
door, ssawS him inside, Jaeksons didn't
see him and he8 concealed himself,
lust outside the door, and when Jack.
son came out sprang upon him. Jack.
son Immediately pulled his revolver
and shot him, the bullet going through
Cozad' S heart. Cozad staggered across
the railroad tracks and down a bank,
and fell dead about forty feet from
the platform Jackson stood for a
moment aud then walked over tof the
dead man: An old man was holding
cozad's head up and Jackson opened.
Cozad's shirtand seeing the. bullet hole
in his breast knew that lie was dead.
Jackson turned and started down the
track for the street car l;lle} at Middle.
ton to come to Fairmont TO give him.
self sup; Mayor Birch met him, how.
ever, ana the two came on to Fair.
mont together and Jackson was
locked up, IN; "
Jailer Davis has grown to think a
great deal OF jackson and said this
morning that he considered him one
Of the best dispositioned boys who
had ever come under his charge.
The twelve men who \ will decide
Jaekson's fate will be drawn 4 from
among the following who are the petit
Jurors summoned for this terms; 5
Harvey Adams. Frank Hood, j. q.
Ault, Lindsay Blaker, Charles Shaver:
J. a.. sturm; S. w. Barnes, Adolphus.
Hess, ]. " sturrns George Morgan, Ii.
D. Beatty, G. F. Randall, Frank Ridge.
ly;@ Charles snider, w. sR. Hickman,
Otis F. Martin, Yost5 Hamllton, j. y b..
Phillips. J. c. Barrackman, F. r
Smith, William Rldgeway, William
Hayhursts Noah Stevens, Thomas r.
Hite, Robert Downs, D. I'll B. Amos.
Charles McDongal, Daniel Parrish,
James H. Davis, Eliza Amos, William
Ice, j. E, snoderly, ID. 3. snlder5
Frank Valentine, George Lake, Charles
Parrish; Samuel Moore, Oregon 4 Mo.
ran. II. ID $ 5Ss.s /, .!,. Il
So far the grand jury has Announced
an indictment against John McAllis.
ter, for shooting with intent to Kill
! fcallie Ware and, two against $Assberr-yy
Floyd, for shooting John cline,
a. and tlli for shooting Sarah Cline, with III:
tent to kill. McAllister5 Is the negro q,
who shot another at; the old candy candy
store dance the night of March 18th.
The wounded man was in Cook ! Hos. s..
pitals till April 7th. He was discharged
fully recovered. Floyd 81 shot John ohm
Cline and his wife al Harrington
last Sunday Cline is III present present Id
the Miners Hospital and lis expected
to recover. The woman was only ll
sllghtlyi injured. 393 4
In the case OF Minnie Keteln1,e,rr5 Ktl1,,r55 sys u.
John 7. clelland, /, in which Judge Ma.
son was Interested and could no, not ljlr, pre-.
side. and Judge Willis, olEWest Union,
was therefore on the bench, Judgment
was rendered for the 5plalntiff In m the
sum Of s1,eos.os jsss5
The; case sofs Este Laughlin NJ. vs.. the
3. and g. Railroad Company, y 4 was L,
compromised by the. payment to the
plaintiff of s57.5o. u q
The case Of George Z. Llstel VS. the
B. and @ Railroad CO. was dismissed!
the plaintiff failing to prove residence M g
in this State and failing to give ,fis,sl Sc.
curity for costs. u: q a /!
The appeal case Of F. III. M cIntlre.
administrator etc, vs.. Sarah I. Nj.
zumswas dismissed; Attorneys q. a.
|IYincent3and Sc Lowe for the, plain.
tiff, and Attorney w. s. Meredith ii,
the defendant. s