El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-05

Saturday night, upon learning what
had transpired, she went directly to
the office on Texas street.
Sunday afternoon Forester sent two
messages TO AmbersOn's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs G. ". Anderson,
who reside at O'Neil, Ariz. The funeral
arrangements will not be made until
their arrival.
Sunday, under guard, Casey was TAX
en- to Hotel Dieu, where his wound was
treated, after which he was taken back
to the county jail
More warrants Out.
It is understood that two warrants
have been issued for men supposed to
have been with John P. Casey, ir., on
the night of the shooting, but as far
as could be ascertained, these have not
been served as yet
Casey when seen Monday morning in
his cell in the county jail by a repre-
sentative of The Herald refused to
make any statements. Ny lawyers Rave
that in charge" he said. When asked
who his lawyers were. he replied: ''Fal-
vey and Moore. and some others. don't
know. They have been looking out for
me-"
Casey appeared to be suffering ex-
cruciaung pain, caused by the bullet
wound inflicted in his right arm. The
arm was done up in plaster of paris.
At the time DR.. J. NJ. Richmond was
doctor that he was sick at the stomach,
and the doctor replied that he would
send him some medicine.
VINO Shot Caseys
Neither the detectives nor the po-
lice have positively established who
fired the shot that struck Casey It
was stated Casey asserted that he had
been shot by ANDERSON, but which Am
berson he meant has not been definite
" stated Jack ANDERSON, a brother of
the dead man, was at the Bellevue
messenger office on Texas street when
the shooting occurred According to
several others, Jack ANDERSON was
outside of the office when the shots
were fired.
Saturday night there were two shots
fired in rapid succession, and there was
a lapse Of from five to 10 seconds when
they were followed by three or four
shots. The last shots, it was said,
were fired SO rapidly that no count
could be taken. There were four empty
Winchester shells found in the place, I
and according to the police, these gave
evidence that they had just been ex-
ploded-
Sensational Testimony.
So far no one has been able to say 1
1.-THE first shots were pistol /
shots, or were fired from a rifle. This, I
and further testimony. bordering, it is /
said on the sensational, is expected to I
De brought out at the examining trial, |
which viii be held at O'Clock Monday I
in justice z. B. McClintOck's /
court.
P1nkey Robertson. who is being held /
in connection with the case was re- 4
ported to have met Casey late Satur-
day night when he was on his way
home from a moving picture show. 1t !
was stated that Casey told him to get 4
into the surrey and he would drive him 1
home After Robertson got into the sur
rey it was said Casey told him that he /
had some papers to leave at the Belle
vue messenger office on Texas street
and for that purpose drove around to
that place. The presence Of the other
two men in the vehicle who were said
TO have been with Casey and Robertson /
has not been explained.
It is understood that Casey has re-
aimed judge T. A FalTey, Victor Moore
aimed judge r a. FalYey, Victor Moore
md Coldwen & Sweeney to defend him,
Ind that the prosecution. in addition !
10 county attorney W. W. Bridgers |
viii be represented by a prominent at
.crney employed by Mrs. Anderson, |
who is Casey's sister.