El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-06

OF the OILlces and went IN My
brother was lying on the left side OF
the partition, half sitting up and halt
lying down. He was on the left OF
the partition as you go In.
My brother was at the desk when
first came out. He gave me the order
to go to the White House l went to
the emergency hospital with him.
When I fired at Casey L saw his
arm drop. He fired at me first
don't know whether he shot after that
or not"
Cross Examined.
On cross examination the witness
stated: There were no shots fired
from the outside that I know of. I
was to the left of Casey when l fired
the shot I fired only one shot. The
last time I saw my brother he was
sitting at the desk, and the next time
I saw him he was IN the PACK room,
I never saw him from that time until
I saw Casey. Casey went into the
back room I never saw Casey fire
any shots until he fired at me-
Yes I had a pistol in my pocket
I was not expecting any trouble l
did not hear of any trouble that had
occurred between my brother and Mr..
CASEY earlier in the evening. Casey
went into the back room
Moore-''When you knew that he was
after your brother; and knew that he
was going in the office after him,
was turned toward you, why did you
not stop him%'
Witness-.T did not want to have
any trouble. Yes, I could see that ne
was mad. No, I did not hear OF anyNltlga-
ton between them. did not hear OF any
trouble that had occurred earlier in
the evening I haven't talked to any
one about the trouble. I made an eX-
animation of the building; there were
five or six shots.
Casey fired at me before 1 fired.
There were four shots fired in the back
room. Casey fired at me when he was
coming out l stepped around behind
the building. / had a pistol There
were five loads in it. 1. fired only one
No one else came across the street
with Mr.. Casey. There were no shots
fired in the back room that came out
at the front I was standing where
the glass window is broken out. Yes,
there was a brick wall there protect
ing my body. Casey was between the
partition wall door coming out
don't know how many shots my brother
fired.
MY brother was the only man in
the office. I had not been in the
back room. There were no lights
back there. Just as I walked out Of
the door my brother I suppose got up
and walked in the back room. 1 don't
know where he was at the time Of the
shooting. Forester was in the office
when I walked in. I don't know how
he got there. I don't know where he
don't know how he came in. I was
STOPPING over my dead brother when I
saw him.
After I saw my brothers condition
1 left for my house, 1921 Myrtle ave
nue.. I left my motorcycle at the curb
ing there and then I went over to tell
Mrs. Anderson about it. His house
is at 1905 Myrtle avenue.
I helped load my brother in the pa
troll. I went to the emergency hospital
Then I came back to the office and
went to my home. Those are the only
places went to that night. Yes,
did go to the Moses club.
Il rode from the house back to the
office in cab I don't know the
driver"
On redirect examination the witness
testified that the lights which had
been found broken out at the Bellevue
messenger office had been out for some I
Tine He testified that he fired the |
shot at Casey through the opening in |
he window OF the show case.
c. l. FOester TestIfies-
G. L Foester, a part owner of the /
Bellevue messenger service was then I
saHed- He said: Il have known ". I
J.. ANDERSON ever since the 18th day /
II June We were engaged in business /
ogether. I saw him last on Satur- :
10y night y SL DeIOre ana AFTER he I
vas shot At the time ne VAS shot I
was at the telephone at 313 Texas /
treet, which is not quite half a block 1
rom the Bellevue office. It was the \
18TH time that I had tried to -Ierhoae /
he police station. Each time The CEN 4
-al had said that the phones were busy /
went to that place TO telephone be-
ause the phones in the office refused
o work.
Z was not in the buildas at the
ime the shooting occurred. ar. Am
ersOn was sitting at the desk. There
7as a boy out on a call Something (
Tas wrong, and Mr.. Anderson had SoId I
litcheI, one of the bell boys. 20 go
ut and see what was the matter
litche1 was just getting inro tie ear.
was Mitchell who warned M AM
erson first. Just as he was starting /
IF he followed to Mr.. Anderson that
e had better look out. and had better
o home, because Mr. Casey was com