El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-06
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John P. Casey, jr., arrested Saturday
night in connection with the death o.
William J. ANDERSON, was remanded Il
1 jail without bail by justice Z. b. Nc
ClintOck, following an examining tria
held Monday afternoon in the S4tn dis
trict courtroom
The trial was scheduled to take place
at o'clock Monday afternoon IN JUS
tice 1IcClintock's courtroom in tbs
basement Of the courthouse. Long be-
fore the arrival of that hour, the place
was filled After a consultation with
county attorney W W. Bridgers, JUS
tice AfcClintock announced that ad-
journment would be taken 70 judge j.
R. Harper's courtroom Following
which the crowd engaged in WIG
dash for that courtroom The large
room of the saith district court was
packed Many persons lined the ran
ing during the course of the eXamIna-
ton, and several times were told Dy
the constables that they would nave 10
stand back.
Mrs c. T. Hunt q sister OF the de-
PENDANT. accompanied by Nj Huh|
Mrs. F. Wilson, who is visiting Mrs
Hunt, and Mrs. J. Hunt was SUING IN
the courtroom when Victor Moore, L
a. Falvey and J. Z. Sweeney attorneys
for Casey, walked into the courtroom.
Casey Is Brought In
It was after o'clock when Casey.
escorted bv constable Brown, walked
in. The constable had to clear his way
through the crowd which persisted in
standing at the railing. Casey had his
right aru in a sling, He was smoking
a cigar When he approached his sis
ter. Mrs c. F. Hunt rose, and kissed
him. Casey then sat down, and Mrs.
Hunt moved her chair next to his, and
there remained seated during the trial.
Mrs. Hunt, during the progress of the
trial. and prior to it, held consultatiel
with each Of the attorneys reprS5ent-
ing her brother
Casey was fired by e. ". Cor "Jack'D
Anderson. not by Will ANDERSON. as
when Jack ANDERSON was put on the
stand. Tbe< witness himself testified
that he BID fired the shot after he said
Casey had fired at him.
Traces Course of Bullets.
Although Mr. Sweeney and Mr. Fall
vey sat directly behind Mr. Moore, and
questions to be propounded
to the witnesses introduced by the
state, il was Mr.. Moore who conducted
the proceedings of the trial in behalf
If the defendant The attorneys chief
interest in the trial was manifested
IN trying to establish the exact num-
Der of shots that had been fired Sat
Irday night, and in producing evidence
where each and every one OF them
anne from That the marks made by
he bullets on the inside of the Belle
rue messenger office will play an i'm
)ortant part when the case finally goes
o trial was clearly indicated by Mr.. !
Moore's persistency in trying to get |
lach witness to state whether the in !
lentation of the bullet had been made 1
" one fired outside or by one fired on !
he inside of the office.
According to the testimony Of c. L /
Forester, one, If not two shots. were /
ired from the outside. Jack ANDERSON l
Omitted firing the one shot, but denied !
hat he had fired any other. At the /
ime he fired the shot he was stand I
ng outside of the office, and fired i
through the broken glass in the show
window Of the place
Testifies as to Papers.
That Casey, when he went to the j
Bellevue messenger office Saturday /
light, had papers to serve on VIII 1
ANDERSON, was brought out when Mr.. /