Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-07-06 | Page 12 | Hadley and Jackson Had Their Razahs Out

HADLEY AND JACKSON HAD THEIR RAZAHS OUT While stalking around In the saloon at the corner of State and Second South streets with a knlfo, Honry Jackson, a' colored man, was cut In tho neck by H. C. Iladley, a miner. Both aro now In Jail. Frank Ruga, tho proprietor, and R. J. Stewart, who witnessed tho Incident, told Detectives Shannon nnd Raleigh, who arrested ar-rested tho men and stopped the fight, that Jackson come Into the saloon with the knife In his hand and told the bystandera that ho was going to use it. Ruga camo on the outside of tho bar and was turning turn-ing the man out when Hadley. who was quarreling with Jackson, struck him with a knife In the neck He Inflicted only a skin wound, although tho victim bled freely. Jackson maintained that he was doing no harm when Hadley Interfered with him and cut him. Hadley claims that Jackson was going to cut a blind man who was standing In a corner of tho saloon, sa-loon, and that ho used hits knife to save tho latter. No Icnlfo was found on Jackson. Jack-son. Ho Is well-known In tho city jail, having onco served a term of sixty days for larceny.