Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-19
MPBflL DEAD 1 JONES DYING
(Continued from page 1.)

XE'WldG JuSy WOiC dll uOAIS, CCC. Constable Jones addre ssing Ser
 Tt Campbell, used some very
 bng language, whereupon Camp
 told Constable Jones that he
 Sted no trouble with him.
 bnes then called Campbell a vile
 he. and it is said that Campbell
 n struck Jones in the face with Efist, knocking him down.
 etective Jones states that Mr.
 ek and Patrolman Burns started
 Assist Constable Jones to his feet
 he Detective Jones) persuaded
 bpbell to go away.
 his Campbell agreed to do and
 fted off in the direction of the au-
 basro,, which was standing on the
 th side of the street.
 When Campbell was fifteen or k1ty feet away, going in the di- ftion of the patrol, and with his
 k to Jones, Constable Jones fired kctly at Campbell.
 1t the first fire of Constable Jones
 hpbell turned around, pulling his &olyer, and started back towards &es, both parties firing several Its. Immediately after the shoot
 Sergeant Campbell got into the 5rol wagon and instructed the driv- #o take him to St. Vincent's mfr
 ry and to summon medical aid as Ickly as possible.
 Acting upon instructions received
 m Chief of Police Cogswell, Pat
 man Burns, who was pl A at
 time of tie affray, dee to
 ke a statement this morning and
 E. Cheek, the only remaihiAg eye
 hess, is now under the influence
 an cYiate ant, can not be reached. Been ill regard to the matter this frnin5, Charles Jones, brother and Ief deputy of the wounded con |ble; said that the statement made Ehim by Constable Jones was to the Bet tha Sergeant Campbell fired the bt shot, and was the aggressor. He n that the statement was to the ect that after Constable Jones had kn knocked down by Sergeant hpbell, Special Officer Cheek pick him up and started to walk away th him, wiht his hand upon his builder, when the policeman fired, bullet striking Cheek in the hd, shattering seveial bones, and fetrating the. right shoulder of hstable Jones.
 Then, according to this statement, pes tufned and began shooting. After the shooting Constable Jones Is immediately taken to the City |spital, ;!and given medical aid. II Is stated at that institution at 9 |e hour that the eXac, condition Of hstable Jones could not be ascer- |ned as yet, but that he was resting (ch better. No statement could be ben out as to whether or not the hstable would recover, or as to (ether it would be necessary to per fm an operation.
 Constable Jones sustained four |undst two in the right lung, one in right hip and the other being in right shoulder.
 D. E. Campbell of Russellville, fath- of the injured sergeant, arrived Is morning at 2 o'clock and is now the bedside of his son, and it is pected that his mother will arrive bn.
 Sergeant Campbell is 32 years of |e, and was reared in Rus:ellville, wing lived there for number of ars. He accepted position on the gal police force in 1904, serving in Q capacity of patrolman until prll Il, 1911, when he was promoted sergeant under Chief of Police 'gswell.
 \
 As far as can be learned there has 'en some slight ill feeling between e members of the police department Id the constabulary for some time, It the duel this morning was the fst eruption. It was stated tha the 'ncipals were not on the best of