The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-21
REMAINED AT SIX AND SIX
 WHEN FINAL VOTE IS TAKEN
Defendant Goes Back to the County J7il to Await Another Trial or Some Other Disposition of the Case-An- uHcatior For Bail May Be Mado Within Near Future.
Within Near Future.

N6s'crd5y afternoon Helen Jonos. wile of Gus Jonos. who she shot and killed on November G. was led back to her cell in the county jail. after mi-.rial was recorded in the circuit court She must wait some ether disposition Of her cause, and that may not he soon
 The jury never changed on Its count from the first ballot. That body of twelve men took the issue into the jury oom at o'clock Thursday afternoon, and about the same hour of vcfterday was discharged They had spent about 2f hours in argu- ment with each other, in review of uAe case, in overgomg the evidence-for it was on tho evidence that the ilry~ failed tG agree and finally reported yesterday without a ehan1a being re- corded al any ume iu.tt result -ot theR first iinpfe.sstsS
 Mrs Jonos may Gaye another trial of the murder charse aglinsi her. but it will not very likely be soon. for there ii a ubwded docket aiead of Prosecuting A torney E. II Ran dolph, who gees out of office on De- comber 31st and if is very unlikeIy that he will have time after Christ mas to give to another trial of tho case Of coursc his successor will not have the facts in immediate shape for presaniation~a and the ease will not be tried again likely until the spring tenn
 Attorneys for Mrs. Jonos will prop ably ask for bond that she ml.ht have liberty pending final settlement of chat issue, bu. even if the bond IS permitted, it may 0c that she will be unable to make it.
 The mother and sister of the de- fendant scarcely know which way to tarn. They came hete to be present al Inc hearing Of course they had indulged the hone that she would De acquitted. As it is the case is set tied neither way
 Another visit on he part of the jury 70 the scene of the tragedy yes-- tcrday afternoon indicated the zeal with which the iury strived to secure a verdict The jury reported 10 the court just before the noon recess tha. it had not sainel any headway. and that another visit to the room in which the death struggle took place mi9ht hcm
 Judge Hogue called in Attorneys WhiuinetOn and Ryan for the defense and Prosecuting Attorney Randolph for the state at 2 o'clock, and told the attorneys of the desire of the jury. The state explained that no object ion would be offered 10 another visit to tho scene, though it was unusual after deliberation had been begun, if -Ds attorneys for the defense woun waive all objections. The luorneys for the other side stated they had no objections whatever, and that any thing that would throw lieht on the situation would be all right.
 The large auto bus was called, and Inc iary, tho defendant. her mother and dau hter and sheriff and alter neys visited aeain the house.
 Mrs Tichner mother of the de-A leAdaht, ofoke down before he party had well gotten into the house. It waf her first visit there recently. She had ncl expressed her feelings be- fore at ans period of the trial
 The JUry went into the room and began aeain an inspection cf the bull let marks in the wall The bullet mark nearest Inc tclerhonc was first to attract attention That seemed to Dc Che stumbling block. That is the states most important physical cir cumsianecs to offer in support of iis theory that Jonos was at tho tele- phone talking to Jimmy Mikes when Mrs. ionos began firing on him The bullet hole in tho wall is not SO near lhc telephone as to he in direct line. or direct proo but it K ln the gem erai direction. uHa entered the wal. n inat a manner as to indicate that faR.arraf aHfrfefA ftkr tat ssts s.tasft44k