The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
BULLET NOT FOUND
0unGDoNs COULD NOT LOCATE
 HAYNES FATAL BALL.
Autepsy Held over Body Of John T. eRuaaRt AnA CereneF's Juey
 Ueura Evs1euce In

Dirminsham. May 7.-tspeciai).- After futile efforts of physicians in which both the X-ray and the knIe E were employed to discover the bullet which caused the death of John T; ghugart. the attempt was abanooneo ana the body has been turned over so the family. It was removed 70 tne home in owenton this afternoon from which place the funeral will De heid Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock :.
 Cafs will leave the city at o'ciocK nharp from Second avenue and Nine- teenfh street. The following gentie' men will act as pail bearers. Active James weatherly. B. M; Alien. fIanN IT Cahalan, c. P. Beddow, John n. Miller. P. F. sudduth. Aig Eubank' N. W. Scott. Honorary. A. O. Lane John Mcqueen, F. E.. Blackburn, Il . n Abernathy, Jim Newbcrry, E. : gharit. T. s. Rogers, O. B. snort VI. B. HiIlhouse and P. c. Vann.
 The coroner'ss jury in the Hewie.. hilling began an invesugation rnins John shugart's death this morh,ne and an autopsy was held at the uh- 0ertakinr establishment of Lige Loy'
 Two of the bullets were easily dis- covered. one which had entered the leg and another which enterSo '"e thigh. .,ao- men icaI opinion, resulting in death was not found. The body was then re moved to No, 713 North Twenty-nrs. sfreet where the x-ray was oroush' into service. Even with this lhs'Iu- ment it was impossible to locate 'he bullet. ,o,.ta
 A~sin did the physician try to locate Sh~ huIlet by incisions into the body, 6uf in vain Curtis Shugart' son inc Heceased, objected to the ooos VI his father being mutilated ana IL was dsctded that the bullet could not pe located unless the body was naoiy cu' and hence efforts were anaEaoneu'
 ~,,n cr Havnes resulted in the death or IF. shugart this is not known pos.- tive,v and for this reason the coroners Srry as well as the solicitor was very anxtous to procure the bullet
 At 2:3e o'clock this afternoon the coroner's jury heard some CT the sva- 6erce in the Shugart killing, which was practically the same as 9iveh An the Hewlett investigation.
 A vsrdict will be rendered by the fury Thursday morning.. meeting or inc body being called for s:3o o'clock in the grand jury room in the county court house.
 The testimony taken in the HeWiett tnveetisation last Saturday was not maQG oner. . sworn out against Harry Haynes oy Deputy sheriff George Cusson. The docurnent is returnable before Justice Abernathy, but the date of the pre- Iinninary hearing has not been set.
 Iudse Weaver of the criminal cour. wtli not call extra session of the grand jury to take up the testimony in the Hewlett Haynes tragedy.
 The grand jury will re-convene' on May asth, as originally intended.
 The docket of the grand jury IS so f,,ll already and other eases or just as much importance as the tragedy men toned are given as reasons why the i1ry should not be called into extra ses- sion. A.
 The Peerless saloon located on the corner of Second avenue and Nine teenth Street, which was ordered clos cd hy Mayor Ward on account of the Haynes Hewlett shooting on last Friday night was allowed to reopen this morning. Mayor Ward issued an order to the police department notify ina Chief wier to allow them to re-
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