The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-22
.osoNER's JURY DECIDES ONE ne THE TWO FIRED BULLET THAT KILLED sHockLEY.
..ne. Clerk and Brother of Nellie saith Were in Buggy Near Shock
 ley When He Was Run Into "Blind Lane."
|-y.Ive Voted to Hold Ellis, 13 to
 Hold Smith, and But Six Vot- ed That City Detective
 Laughlin Should Be
 Held.

Police Clerk Robert Ellis, and Her. yw Smith, brother of Nellie Smith hs uttIe girl whose story Of an as- ,.ul, last Monday inspired the chase shldh resulted in the killing of l.. B. |fhock,ey. horse trader, were af midnight last night, through a eor- euer's jury verdict, ordered held to await grand jury investigation of te matter, their bond being fixed at s2.0oO each.
 The coroner's jury was composed |ei g men, and on the first ballot |,o voted that the killing of Shockley xas unsuitable, and F voted that a was unjustifiable. One did not pe.
 In the matter of ballots for piac- ||nr She responsibility, voted that ety Detective Will Laughlin should be held, F voted that Bob Ellis should be held, and 13 voted that Smith should be held. while seven so,ed that the report should say that he Killing was unjustifiable but should not dl kuish as between sny of tlhe three as to which was the bone who fired the fatal shot.
 The additional evidence last nignl sx from four witnesses to the shoot Ihg. three of whom were farmers Of he vicinity, and one who was on the ag road coming to the city and tes- dfied he saw most of the transac- Iha from short range.
 The jury as originally selected was somposed of Henry Weir, Joe Rus sey H. Waterman. John Chapman. M L. fiildreth, George Rowe, Will EIs, Ed Campbell, Richard Ashby, Georee Vaughan NJ. Nj. Canaday, w. Peters. Tom Holloway. George w. Rou(ay. C. Welcher. and c. c. Stur- -ss. The seven added members who Served last night were NJ. A. Eiseie, Redmond Joyce. George Lookadoo, Y. C. stearns, IT,, Robert Lower Cleye- land Smith and John Oats.
 The introduction of the new tesu- neny was the first matter before the iufy, and the attending physicians were first examined. According to De evidence of these the bullet wounds in the body of Shockley must ancst of certainty have been made lrom other than an ordinary lead bullet. Bob Ellis has testified to naving shot a steel jacketed bullet rom his Winchester rifle, and that appeared to have of certainty been lae fatal bullet, until 1t was adduced ID the evidence further that the au- omatic pistol which Hervey smith iled six times at Shockley also shot bullet which though not seel. was
  Algher degree than ordinary lead, and 'a's left a doubt as to whether his saaet or that from the Ellis Win 'aes'er was the one which penetrat- 7" me body of the dead man
 The jury was about half an nouv sacning a verdict, and after it's an- a'uneement, Dave Smith. father Of ae'sey smith, and President of the '0afd of Health, l.. R. Ellis, broth \ or Robert Ellis, signed the bonds. .''oner Randolph stated these sigma '''es would be acceptable as there 'S no doubt but That the young ~en would be present before the -s1' grand jury to answer wha;SfeF ~a'ge might be made.
 ne principal developments in the ssued testimony of last night were \ me effect that shockley was ao-
 a'ely hemmed in at the time Of N snooting, and could not have got M away. The evidence made more
 M the situation as to how the
 0I'ng took place. Laughlin had saped Shockley at a point on the
 "n Ferry road and Shockley was *as south as fast as his horse
 o travel. Ellis and Smith, in vssky' were at point south on the
 e and when shockley came riding
 4as them stopped at the road