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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-27

sented to have his picture taken and it
was but the work of moment before
he was standing against the stone
walls of the jail as shown in the ac-
cOmpanying picture. The stone jail
was then photographed. In the mean
time Mr.. J. S. Goodwin was an inter-
ested listener at the gate.
THE PRISONERS STATEMENT.
We sat down beside Robinson and
elected the following facts: "I was
born in Jefferson, Clark Co. 1 am 2S
or "a years of age. My fathers name
is Scott Robinson and my mothers
name Diana Robinson. They live at
Bristol in Clark Co. 1 attended school
six or seven weeks. had been farm
ing when l was arrested about a month
ago.
INNOCENT OF THE CRIME.
did not know anything about it.
was harvesting 1 have two brothers
and three sisters
He was reticent in talking about the
case and the jailer from his seat at the
window of the residence reminded the
editor that Robinson's lawyers did not
allow any of the city reporters to in
terview him. Robinson proved cOnclu-
sively that he was not present when
| the attempted assault was made and
/ that he was not the right man.
THE RISK TOO GREAT.
The counsel had grounds upon which
to base a new trial and would have un-
questionably secured his acquittal be-
/ fore a jury from any other section of
the state, but the feeling was so high
| against him that although he is innO-
cent, they feared to risk his life in the
| county and withdrew their plea for n
new trial, believing he would be safer
in the penitentiary than out of it. Ac-
cordingly Robinson although innocent
is now serving out the time for a crime
attempted by another.
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EVERY COLORED MAN

Should Have this Jour
nal in His Home. Every
White Man Should be full
Iy Posted as to the Wishes
of this Large LabOring
Glass of the South.
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Thanks to Gov. O'Ferrall who is fear
lessly carrying out the law, troops had
been ordered to Lunenburg County
Had this not been done, innocent Mary
Alternately. Pokey Barnes and Mary
Barnes, together with the imurderer,
Solomon Marable would have been
launched into eternity. AS it was
they had a narrow escape.
FILED OUT OF THE COACHES.
The state troops filed out of the
coaches, formed two single flies and
the prisoners passed along between
them to the patrol wagon which was
waiting to convey them TO jail. One
company was in front. and the other
behind the wagon containing the pris-
oners. The swarthy countenance of
Solomon Marable could be seen while
the shrinking women, apprebensiye of
their safety looked in wonderment on
the crowd. Reaching College and
Broad Streets, one company halted
while the other under command of
Capt. Frank Cunningham, accOmpa-
MED the prisoners to the Jail.
The crowd was made to fall back and
the occupants of the wagon transferred
to the Jail.
In company with Mr.. @ Farley we
watched the transfer and the scene will
ever be vivid in our memory to ouI
dying day.
Lynching in Virginia is thing OF
the past. Its backbone is broken.
Monday, we again visited the jail
| and having secured permission from
| City Sergeant Charles II. Epps to take
/ the pictures of the unfortunate people
did go, VI Claiborne Epps and Mr.
4 Iol ,1or III
THE PRISONERS PHOTOGRAPHED.
We photographed them in various
positions and wound up with Mr.. Clai
borne Epps himself.
We secured from the women tn,
following statement Mary Aftermath,
said:
MARY ABERNArHY.
"I was born in Lunenburg County
was at the Pollard house during tina
day at summons time Of the day. M,
husband was working his watermelon
and he said it was so dry he didn'
want the children and if / pleas
run up to the house and see what tn
bell was rung for and went.
The one l saw was Aunt Mar
Barnes. She was in the garden at work
| DOlu nef 7OOOU evening MIS-. barnes
} making a bow. I said L came to Sc
what the bell rung for and she said Nh
: Pollard rung it for his wife and tn
} next one l spoke to was him, lMr Pol
lard ] / told him goOd-evening, and
r said 'Aunty what will you have
Wilson sent me up here to see wha
the bell rang for. He said he rung
for Lucy to come home and tell WilsO
7 when its rung four times it spells hi
D name. He said to us to all go to hi
/ house. He said, you and Aunt Mar
= Barnes to go to the house on the fror
porch / was pretty warm that da
e and he said we could sit down on th
s front porch.
e We sat down and got to talking. Fl
e sat down after telling Aunt Maj
g Barnes to bring some fresh waite
} "Well aunty," he said, 'I have had OF
Of the cad fOundest' cursings put upc
d me ever had" He asked me did
It know the Thompsons. I know Geor,
n Thompson, but did not know tho
a that live there close to him. He sa,
n YOU needn't want to know them. 1
7. iaid, he shook his fist in my face al
r, said if repeated the word / said b
y fore he would squash me in hell.
1t told him he was hOg-stealer and
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Two innocent colored women hand
cuifed TO "A murderer, land a third in
the Virginia penitentiaryl was the
scene that greeted the people of Rich
mond Sunday, July p, 1895, when the
Southern Railway train came in.
Thanks to Gov. O'Ferrall who is fear
lessly carrying out the law, troops had
been ordered to Lunenburg County.
Had this not been done, innocent Mary
Alternately. Pokey Barnes and Mary
Barnes, together with the Imurderer,
Solomon Marable would have been
launched into eternity. AS it was
they had a narrow escape.
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a POINTED QUESTION.

Now you tell them that white
man, you don't know who. carried you
along with him and you and he did the
killing and robbing. Now. when did
you tell the truth; just then or last
Wednesday
Marable remained mute for a consid-
erable time, and not only until he was
threatened by the Court would he
make any reply.
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SHE PROVES AN ALIRI.

He stated that Mary Barnes couldn't
have gotten into the house while he
was at the corn crib, and was the first
to come when the alarm WIS sounded.
Court adjourned at III 80 p. m, and
the case of Mary Barnes was resumed
this morning at O'Clock. Solomon
Marable was placed on the stand, and
made about the same statement as in
the cases OF Mary Alternately and
Pnkey Barnes, adding:
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now SHE Vas MURDERrD.

Then after he grabbed her this white
manwalked up to Miss Lucy and ask
ed did she know him.
She told him he was white man.
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Continued on Fourth Page.)
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MARABLE PROMPTED.

While Marable was being examined
by the Court one of the jurors report
ed TO his Honor that the witness was
being winked at and prompted by an
outsider. Upon this information his
Honor had the courtroom cleared.
The Court then resumed the examina-
tiOn of the witnesses (Marable), which
resulted in his acknowled gment that
Mary Alternately and Pokey we're con-
nected with the murder, and not any
white man. The case was rested here
and Judge Orgain gave the same in
structions to the jury as were given in
the case of Mary Abernathy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-27

PROVING HIM A LIAR.
Q. Solomon, did yo see me at Mr..
POllard's that Friday2
A Yes.
Q Did you see me at Mr. Pollard IS
that day?
A Yes, / saw you dar.
q Where was / when you saw me2
A Up at de house.
q. Then, Solomon, why did you tell
the grand jury and the jailor that you
never saw me until came running
down to the spring.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-27

"NO sir: she was not with me, twas
u white man dis white man stopped
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-27

in his endeavor to put a white man in
it God put into that fiend's bosom
enough of instinct of justice to pre-
vent nm from bringing guilt upon an
innocent head.
The jurors are the sole judges TO de-
termine the value Of Marable's testi-
mOny sworn only true deliverance to
make between the commonwealth and
the accused
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ENJOYED THEIR VISIT.
Southern Generals Speak Good
Words About Chicago Hospl-
tsliry OF the Occasion Of
-ie Dedication Ceremon-
!a Of the Confeder-
ate Monument

SAP. IL Chicago IntSr Ocean:
T6= Distinguished representatives Of
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c=s-1g vI.h them pleasant memories
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CEc.e5. III. May 3l.-The under
aEo@- g.z-=-s 0. the Southern states,
VISITS 70 OBLIGATORY ceremonies Of the
Co1f@5S-E-= Monument 10 lakewood
C.csa--. = this city. desire 20 eX-
press :. ~ e7uz=ns 81 the city Of Chic
AZ -: 1E1 appreciation Of the gener-
Us o1s-E-z-ty eIt@nde1 70 u during
1.-- Tls; . thar city on this ever
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Advertised Letts~s.

Inc following is lis. az the adver-
NSs1 letters remaining in the Fred.
esack city post-oftiee. To obtain any Of
tnsse letters. the applicants must call
ioF aarcv'iSed letters. II not called for
WITHIN two weeks they will be sent
10 the dead letter Office.
Gsntlemen's List-Charley Ayers,
Joseph Bruchey, Brisco 4 Bunting,
Rsy. W. H. Cook, Richard Hauder,
katharine Nj. Porter, Clayton Platter,
d Robbins, VIM. NJ. Zimmerman.
Ladies List-Mrs. Mary C. Alexan-
Del, Mrs. Georgianna Clinton, Mrs.
Saran Ellicot5 Mrs. William Jones,
Ms. KATE Phebus, Miss Bunnie Pru-
kins, Miss Abbie Young.
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EvEy ths sla es1L5 a1- zivs many
points - the hes- a15 Interest liz The
Gaming municipal -l1i1aricn aud
elec.ion- All the caulliz-es Az vozz-
ing hard u secure the prize.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-07

EAzz1s-y ,NlLES- says New
EecE E@l -au 6lv We bard
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-07

PRErDExT CLEVELAND j. so It
hanged frum the yzr5svn o. lha lruis-
erNeE YORK, a. Kiel, during the or
euonies attending the opening = tie
Baltic ship canal We hzs.ea 70 -
sure the friends Of the Prssideut- how
ever, that the hanging i 10 be p4rz a
. pyrutechnieaI display.
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Be- L she laughs las- lau-h. te-t.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-07

Let ertry rotsr cast Ais ballot
or >lturday .'or MS choice Of tic
caEdid0tss tcith a reSolrs to sup
port the HomiRee of the party.
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Trio fs~es1

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-07
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LEVY

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-07

DEEs I'll AVOID the bot sezs5n
y sosul rCccn II the ''eooler.~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-07

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-07

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-07

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-07
OBITUARY
Some Of Those Who Have r,r
Before the Silent Reaper
HAMMOND.

HAMMOND.
Mrs- Elizabeth 2 Hammond A.,
az her residence in New aled
Monday. al ). % O'Clock, in he, a Aet
year. Her funeral took placs =, ISIe
day al three O'Clock. Servics. IN
held 81 the residence and Sefe
was made al New Narke, can,ahens
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-30
WASN'T A BANK ROBBER.
A Farmer Who Wanted to Pay $I2 Found
in a Eank.


in Eank.
AS Officer Henry Aye was passing the
American bank in North Topeka at dusk
last evening he noticed man inside. The
man seemed to be looking for some one
and the policeman's suspicious were
aroused, and he stepped inside and asked
the man what he wanted.
Il owe some money here and want to
pay it," replied the man who looked like
a farmer.
"Don't you know that this is after bank
ing hours and there is no one around the
bank now?" asked the officer
mo, did not know about it. Then l
will go out and watt
The officer began to think he had
nipped a bank robbery and he said to the
farmer:
a guess you had better not go no W
You must wait until we see whether
every thing is all right"
Policeman Aye then teiephoned to the
Chesterfield to the officers of the bank
They went to the bank at once ard found
every thing all right The farmer was
one Of their customers and as soon as lie
saw the cashier he said: 81 want to pay
that $12 owe you"
The man paid the money and went
away chuckiing over the fact that ne
had paid his debt in spite of the rule tina.
he bank closed at three O'clock. ! he
door had been left open by mistake.