The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
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that Campbell knew that any drug had
,sen administered to tn" girl. lie did
not have sufficient strength u do rs his
conscience badc him on that niEht. OCT
Is and AID IN III" r'H,u. 81 Jennie
liosE% hister.
.'ii- has fallen By accident" said tho
lawyer "hu, in v!"n 0t his nsc--he T.
city twrnty -nv.-H. ASK sou Tor mercy
In hi. behalf ! plead far aim before
Your Honor. that the extreme penalty ~
tn. law be not mrtei to him | hop.
Your Honor WI! give this young man "A
cnanc. 10 return o this community. and
bcfDr, II i. 100 late let him 1--we out tn.
bright career that was before tim until
tn's awful bl.shi came upon him,
lie Pleaded for McAii.trr.
Lawyer SCOTT then rose and spoke for
McAli.ter
with considerable. apprehension d" I
uudur..ik. 80 -uy HnythnF' aid L.,
"'rhe trial took !, week anA Your Honor
listened ana proUaoiy Anu"a The ncart 3
these zen better than do knowing III"
! realize how tui!le may be my remarks.
Your Iloupr can pas sentence better
thu any man here. Ngt hts young man
IL before the bar ~ ju-;Ic. Tor hc hrst
time In hls Ne. Ills father liz 81 broken
In health that ne cannot risk his III" by
entering this court Thu, Is all have
10 say"
Judr. Dixon nskrd thu three men TO
stand. AMI then passed sentence upon
item. giving McAlIs,cr. pc,th and
Camphe!l "u,h thirty years IN the TT, n.
ION Stat. Prison and kcrs fifteen y"irt
tp,., H.. d
~ the Jaw
In this trasi OF sepsa tional cIlnnx-s
rome WAS more impressive. more are .
Ing Than the sentencing ~ he men Thr
tears strrimcl down the face Of h.
venerable Juds. as he spoke aai every
one In the crowded room was mo,
except. apparently, the four Msn most
vitality mt.Ust-d
Judge b!hoh'a talk was m!nHl!nH OF
the cold 'rreN!hility OF the law With
The sympathy q u broad. nobl. nature.
His Voice was .ow. but Deliberate clear
and distinct. IA times thcr. was a
faint ,rcmor. hut II never wholly fall
tered.
Justice Withoui Mercy.
II MAS sweet with the instinct Of
!tthcr-lorc. 1t was cold and hard and
sounded with the ring OF steel. There
o! the Justice thu; knows no mercy.
lilo was listened 10 amid a death. IKE
stiffness. Tie faces OF the lawyers who
had fought to save t!ra .!v.H ot the
prisoners were drawn and white. and
they themselves we'll might ma been
M To hear sentence instead 1f the four
wcll-irrSsri. spicl -hnd-Sia men who
wcr" hearing their doom
Waite with age. with mouth a.
stern as Justice ITSELF Judge Dixon SAT
like an old picture framed In the old,
Fashioned surroundings OF this New
Jersey court. Ills vote" could L. h"tsi
even a, the door AT the far End AMI
these who h"irl In. sentence viii re-
member for many u day tu come
His voice i0sr with a miusllE- o' tn
lisuation horror and pity VIII u ~ scn-
fencing Is err h, cried. oh. that pliI-
ness ride on. that terrible outrage
Poor. poor J"uni. Hps-chct,r'"
Mrs. iin.-rhirtrr W~pt
Mrs. HosFcaier.r. the only woman %
court. w.pt. She had seen thu 'lW
indicated and her hear; ov"ri'oHtG 1'
IN. words IL the Judge. And yet Ike
men who heard not. III. mnr!rrrrs ~
her daughter listened. npparrntiy ~,
different r con0llCa to whatever wn.
10 brfail them so long AZ II was mot
the gullow.. a.. the Judge said II shUa!1
have ,crn.
ArI McAilstcr voiced the sentiment ~
IN" rest whrn he SAID: I'm glad Il Fl
all over
The petition which vas offered In be-
half OF Campbell. the vouth that has ~
rosy. soft-.yed pr.ttlness OF IA g!rl. was
started by Ms sister. Mira james g.
Sis!.r. ana Mayor iiinchciire headed It.