Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-11
RICHMOND NOTES
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With the bore Of seeing the prisoner
Nsrssn. . DsszsafsA-rnRn called ii the
peracutIary sDd MADE koovn his asp'-
rasssr 70 Superintendent Moses. Mr..
Noses dissyprovsS Of the venture. lie
s.d tia; il sss po ast trying 70 inter-
yiew Marin that tbe prisoner w92lan't
TAX. AID thai be bad refused 70 see al
nsxspspsr-reu and correspondents,
and glr. Noses himself preferred not 70
have couvicss inter- sTted Al their work.
Boz AZ last Be allowed mraself 70 se
persuaded - JUS; Cor tins once" Re
serf word g. Marvin 70 come 70 his o.
fcs. In REV minutes the distinguished
prisoner appeared. BE eefsressially
dc9ed his TrssOD-cap as ne catered the
door. BE was hnping slightly. Hs
hair was gray and thin No beard IS
allowed e be yurr n the peni.sntis-y.
bit the st8sble an his face wa two o.
thrss dsys Cd Eas was quite white. lie
wart DO spectAciss. and his eyes had =
oolo. sieel-blns. Jet bright look
~TAke seat. ssie Mr.. Moses.
athis gentleman wants % see you
Marvin -; down Hnd looked InqUi-
ringly st his visitor.
Bow old ars yeas? - asked the re-
g.crter. BIZ w.y q Introductory remark
IL vas born u IsSo; ! AZ hity-
Ex, he answered.
Wei. lrou y0ur appearance
sbozld i06ee that you were older than
that, sNa he reporter leading Oh tbe
carygTsstlOn-
Yes. sad be. 81 # you had been II
tias prison a. long as have BEEN you
would lock old too"
How l0ne have you TO serve JET
have Al sys 10 stay here Il Is
foEr years Xn5 half. -
'' DO you receive many letters: J
suppose some Of your friends write TO
you;
s' Not many ] get AZ occasional lei
tsE from Chicago from ny wife.
her name
- Jennie
JENNIE MArvu
No. ~ name IS Morton. ] thought
y0u knew thss-
How about The history o. your life
was reported thai YOU were writing
Have you completed i
TO tins Marin sad. with good deAl
q the vitUperEtivs ability that clstID-
guisbed him O. old. that he was writing
10 history thai 5 nEn DID come there
soliciting HIN 60 &C. H. bat that be had
never c0nssuts1. &c.
WI y0u ever write your lie = So
tie reporter ksked.
Al TIA; "a something else, re
SAL.
Tier be lsisursly turned u his char
unul be Brought himself face 20 face
Uiih ms VISITOR. iis gave the latter q
searching iook. lie cd not seen 20
recognize I'm. And then be asked
%. IS bon have ] the honor Of taking
to
TIE name vas gwen.
Il was erioen, that be had never
besrc u before.
Are YOU q nswspxper-Dsn
T'bs culprit pleaded guilty.
lie had grown indignant. b. ] thought
So SAID be L ! had known Il !
wou]dn have come step when was
sgu. f0r.
What paper are you couascsed
with
-- The DgspGtck. ssli the reporter.
Re had heard Of that that vas plain.
Then. indeed, be got mad. he de-
uOunced the DlsyGtca. lie IntInatec
nat e had hoanded and misrvpreEsntec
h,n.
"You are not very iond Of newgPs-
T,sr-msn 90 SUCCESSFULLY remarked the
Journalist. still wiling 70 hear dis
course from the man.
81. have id httls use iof nswsps-
ps.-nen. rtioEDed Marvin. Ene 1t pro
eeedsd 70 express the opinion that y
was TINE that TIE papers were letting
hIu alone and finding freshef food 10y
sensation.
Soon Sfterwtr6 be bowed himself out
n TIE Ohcs Knd returned 20 the shoe
sbop. where he Is employed as cutter.
Oc,ober 5. Isl Marvin pleaded
guilty 10 Two iociCtmeuts--0ne o.
bicuny and one q forgery. knd got
fvt-year sentence Oh each.
BE Ia been good prisoner AID has
81 far earned the Attainment 70 be taken
from his time IN prison Of four days Der
month. winch ths laV allows f0r % good
ounGuct. II tins continues his tine
VII expire June =, lstU, bat there Il
reuuIsirou here from the Governor Of
Nissouri 70 take hin up and carry I'm
e that State 20 answer for crimes con-
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