El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-06
CASEY BOUND OVER ON PRELIMINARY
HEARING BEFORE JUSTICE M'CLINTOCK
CONTINUED from preceding Daze)

20 yards when I heard the shots. We
/ came back after the shooting There
was quite a crowd around there
Says Buggy Came Later.
when I first saw the man with the
gun there was horse and buggy
which drove up. I could not tell how
many men We're in the buggy When
the buggy came up the man with the
gun was in the middle of the street.
Sure-they came up after saw the
man in the middle Of the street with
the gun I saw Mr.. ANDERSON when
he was brought out" The witness
was not cross examined
Fred Drescher- the day desk man or
the Bellevue messenger service was
then called. He said: i was there
Saturday night when the shooting oc-
Cured. I saw Mr. Casey standing
about two feet from the curbing- 1
was sitting in a rocking chair IN front
of the office. I heard Mr.. Casey say:
viii Anderson, come out of there
I was too far away to hear any reply
that Mr.. Anderson made, II he made
any. Casey then said to US. I am go
ing inside, and I don't want any OF
you to interfere The first shot was
fired from the rifle. 1 ran around the
corner and stayed there until it was
all over. Casey was right at the desk
when 1 saw him 1 did not see any
of the shots fired. 1 did not hear Of
any trouble that had taken place
the Y. NJ. c. A swimming, and had
just come to the office. I was sitting
in a rocking chair out in front My
attention was first attracted TO Mr..
Casey when I heard him say: Come
out of there Anderson Riley, Ham
mond and several others were standing
around. 1 did not see Mr. Forester"
Saw No Firearms Around Place.
The witness testified that he had
never seen any firearms around the
nj
been kept in the desk He said that
he did not know Jack ANDERSON had a
pistol, and did not see him with one
that night. He stated further that he
did not know that Jack ANDERSON had
fired any shots. He stated that he
had found imprints made by bullets in
the floor, one in the left hand door
going in, and one in the door in the
front office. He said that he did not
know how many times Will Amber
son had been shot.
Drescher stated that after the shoot
ing he heard some one say that some
person had telephoned to the Bellevue
office that Casey was coming down
with gun. The witness did not know
who told him this He stated that he
telephOned the police about the shoot
ing, and that it was three or four
minutes before the central would con-
meet him with the police station
george Hammond, who testified that
he was a messenger boy employed by
the Bellevue. stated that he was at
the office Saturday night at 1e o'clock
de said that he had seen Casey, and
casey had a gun-a Winchester.
Mr.. Casey said something before he
went in the office" the witness said. |
He said something like wanting Mr..
to come ont When he start
ed to walk in, 1 and the rest of the /
boys went around Kansas street I did |
not want to stay there Mr.. Casey !
said I'll get him I was leaving when
went -
cured l was on Kansas street"
Saw Another Man In Buggy.
he said that after ne came back he |
saw Casey across the street near a 1
buggy. VIII ANDERSON. he said. was \
Gaming against the partition in the Of /
nee He testified that he saw another I
nan in the buggy. but did not know /
Who it was, and would not recognize /
lin If he saw MIN again.
On cross examination, Hammond tes-
l1led that he did not know who was
n the office. He said that he was out
noe with Riley and a couple Of the /
'ther boys, but he did not remember
ee1ng Jack ANDERSON there. He said (
hat he heard more than one or two |
hots fired, but did not know how
many The witness said that he had not
.eard OF any prior trouble between
'asey and Anderson earlier in the
Venlng because he was not there. He
Iated that messenger boys did not |
AIRY arms, and he had never seen any !
L the office up to that time Hammond !
estlfied that he saw the body of Am
erson. but could not tell how many
INES he had been shot.
he then remembered that Jack Am
erson was on the outside. He said that
asey said something to Jack Amber
on, but what it was he did not know.
La almond stated that he did not think
nat Jack ANDERSON tried to keen /
asey from going into the office
ANDERSON Was Shot But Once.
Hammond was the last witness for
ne state After the attorneys for the
efence consulted with each other it
'as decided not to introduce any tes-
mony. It was then agreed between the
ttorneys for the prosecution and the (
efence that VIII ANDERSON had ONLY /
cen shot one time. The ball entering
@o inches below the navel, cutting the !
rterles IN its course to a point lust
Glow the hip, where it is said it was I
Ut out. In addition to that the It
)rneys on both sides agreed that two |
1ots had been fired from the revolver !
lld to have been in the possession of
ne deceased.
The testimony of J. c. Darcy. living
I S15 East Franklin street, and that |
Charles Hamilton, whose cddress
as was given as the Windsor hotel. |
lken by justice McClintock. was then ! ,