The Suicide
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Entities extracted from this source (3)
James Hilerperson
3 claims cited from this source
a.k.a. Hiler, Mr. Hiler
William Hubbardperson
3 claims cited from this source
a.k.a. William Hubbard, Hubbard, Wm. Hubbard
Masonperson
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chunk 800 ยท paragraph 837
a way as to carry conviction to the
jury that the prisoner was guilty of homicide.
The jury was not long in returning a verdict of
โguilty of murder in the second degree,โ which
seemed to suit nearly all of the people who had
listened attentively to the trial.
The Suicide
The cause of the suicide of Wm. Hubbard
will doubtless always remain shrouded in mys-
tery. As above stated, he was the principal
witness for the prosecution. He was something
more than that, as he told the writer in this
city some two weeks ago, that he believed Hiler
would kill him if he was cleared. He also stated
that a few moments before Mason was killed
Hiler came up the hallway and when nearly
in front of his room cocked his pistol. Hubbard
slammed his door to, jumped and got his gun,
then called to Hiler to come on. Hiler made
no reply, but went down stairs. Hubbard then
got his Winchester, and by the time he had
thrown a cartridge into it, he heard the shots
which killed Mason. He then went down stairs
and made the arrest.