The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
YOUNG FALES CONVICTED.
GUILTY. OF NURD. X N THE FIRST d.
GREE IN M LING HiIDOA.

| The Jury Eisregnrds the Plcn of Insanity-
Nc WIN lie sentenced to Death hut the
sentence III Fro"""'y ne eommn'e".
Robert Alden Fnles. the sixtecn-year-old
| murderer OF old Thomas Hiydon. was con-
| victed Of murder In the first degree In Newark
! Yesterday Tho Jury dciiberated for two hours
/ md then announced that verdict had been
reached. While the Jury was In retirement.
| Toung Fales sat in an ante-room guarded
hy two constables. with whom he chatted
| cheerfully. He ate hearty dinner OF veal
Tnn,a smi,h the cir, with whom he went
driving the day after committing the murder.
1t was IL requo-t for her to come and see him
in the Jail lie was in the Test OF spirits not
witistanding that a single wall separated him
from the twelve men who we're 20 decide his
iate. lhete was no hrathN IN ms eAItes7ion,
and he RESPONDED hriskly when he was called
ou. u. 49,. ~ ~ ,,o"' '1 , ,e 10 -, ora
VOC w. p'''"" "'i' 'e'e W. "
than thirty persons in the court room WIN
immense immense crowd had COLLECTED Out tne m
not announced as of old by the ringing Of the
Court House bell. and only a few patient
waters heard the verdict delivered
.o,S na,eS s", uns o ""t no Was Wa,
trace Of anxiety and little curiosity was OK
pressed in his peaked face as he looked at the
foreman. nor did any change occur when MIR.
Haas announced:
-, we UNI '"e "e'en'ant guilty. OF m0focr IN
'n %I n's' "esFee. .,..,
faI 5 10 liked stol'dlv a. him as he srok' the
ms touh.'l when tie tier expressed wish
sente,I to tho verdict. y,unr TaIes looked him
sor,rctv in no arss md his itns crr,.d
sshy nit wnetsr it aH Was ns aFtes Htto
in lee Hnry. on !" Of the counsel, for tle how
100, 20, a.! .N'ehlon 70 tne yHrIict On the ground
nv NV ~ Nn5 'e'ntren h'ter , - "r2rk On Iatur.
SAD sad Wat ne could nave the exc ton. hut tho
rerhnr, T" n ~ Gee"' even 'Aoush IL were
t s@Mtnr e wss 1esrpd for two weeks Mt the
tt.rt fo X S"rse henry VINO was atout 10
SUR ,or E,Sc"nsih. ,-.- -.
,s MarK OF t tie E",rs House Grove street wns
Iniyhrn Wv. WI" I"n anu womb. MatcnlNs ths
it I,Snh van hEu "a',lng l"y ne ,y9anE muy-
q tiers, and CAN'T GorIett brought W his
S1,Ttity 70 thI siue uoOr OF thc ourt liouse.
side o and VA paee t ths0 "ara sss
mn w., !eS. Vnk i"ut msn saw MN
impe,,u bic and he did not seem 10 realize
the GRAVITY o, ms situation. De did not break
Gown an Ter LeinS locked In his "rll in murder.
- wv ''''A A'''I Eul''''i was SeiNti "
was sen that that the verdict. had
roy ailecteG MS api elite One Of the
Jall oinciais remarEed that II Fales
W, |enr TO ne gaiiows II, all lie would
go without Ia terirg ana with the same un-
moved EXPRESSION: lie must necessarily be
sentences 10 ne hanged. put AN opinion OBJ
tains strong y in Newark that the boy will not
De hanged, bat Will have his sentenc,. COM
mnted 10y the Governor. Already Il petition for
ciemency i being Prepared for circulation.
Symphthy i as;d doubtless almost solely on
me score OF yo.th !ur 1t Is t!Ie general imp es-
years. ana deep IN theoretical. II not in, rrac-
urai. Viiiainy: thar he Is ,emulat!ng
ms convict uncies' and Is really acutely
conscious OF us SITUATION: but firm