The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-03

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~ 4. w. saiI however, that
4i,is MINI hs,d oi,iy BY ardent sup
~, ne i,,s Wiz mn iorIty or tho spec
III tato r, md sn.enlIed students OF the case
: -, nv, q, H. haIcf that n hung jury
Oil %resi,,is nrd that Judge ingram VIII
evar M ~ ',,e required 10 discharge tho
h veit,S man without ever having u salts
focforv ranort ono way or tho other. from
tI,s,,,sh' 4 i s,'5s3 y &
ti Tr,a,,, IL ,resent outlook 1t would seem
t,,,t SiI,,dno ingram hns determined ~
lon LAM, "a 10 stone ,,nt,1rnod In tho hope Of
eating verdict iii tho all-important.
RI se Al Certain II Ia that he Will keep mo
turv olosetcd to-day Until a lato hour
and they may DO brought back to NOR
1ow Wills action. however. lE dependent
entirnIy l,pon the health Of the members
a ~ tho : Jury, which is not the best. Saw
eral have been complaining, and It IS
feared that ali Will not chow UP this
morning, In which event thoy VIII be
brought back Tomorrow, Just as II noun
Ing had occurred to intcrfered III thelr
delbera tlons. jS.
THE ARGUMENT .
Astounding IN severe oritlclsm, during
which tho strongest invectlvcs were
hurled to the jury against 5the tcstl.nomy
OF certain witnesses, o. d.. rn.,!
IN tho .hins case Hhs .numus "a t,ar
LOT hours uu',ts ~ ~. ,.,t,I
.iooI. l1nat IL anarrv ~ Cam
. - ~ ~. : tnrno, Richnrdsnn md
hnnr, sna,,t l., nswerirr sbeeches Of his
~, ,nnaptaj ana no sank IN his seat OK
p,,Itod having made one Of the best
oni1 strongest efforts OF his llfe
The strongest terms were used by
Messrs. Mdrcdith and Carter in denounc-
Ing Gasser, GUIDE and Wenbrunn, the
chief witnesses for tho prosecution. Es-
pecinly was this true Of Mr.. Meredith.'
who characterized the 1ner, as band of
conspirators, and said their testimony ac-
stually made stencil IN the nostrlls OF
decent people. - ~, - X
JUDGE lNGRAM : " ial a rtS'El..
INC lilstructiols ~ tHe 1uoho. - ~.
We're !ense atiu Ml'eii "a - .. III
the CLOSEST ~ e4io -"
prisoner anu 'no .st. :. ~
, "e!e oou9 aNtha r,n7nt IN oiyod
T .Tt y o ~ ,o,,ows and in tnrr e fol-
,a1,aa ~ fe,v ,vorja ND 20 Ingram a.
drnssed 10 the tt,ry.5 Il l6
1T r the ti,lrv believe from the evidence
havona All reasonable doubt that the
prisoner John M. King. within twelve
months before the finding of tho indIct.
mont against him and in the CITY of
Richmond. accented from Charles Gas.
SER J. C. Weinbrunn and j.. A. GUIDE. or
either of them. acting for himself and
;thesother two any promise that they, tho
said Charles Gasser. ]. c. EyVeinbrunnt
and j. a, GUIDE, or either OF them, acting
for himself and the other two. would
make TO him the said John NJ. King. a
gift of ntne hundred dollars, or any part
Thereof under an aEreem emit, or with an
then and there made, and
had BY. and between the said Charles
Gasser. r., C. EWeinbrunn and j. A. GUIDE.
or either of them, acting for himself and
the other two, and said John NJ King,
that he. the said John M King in the
matter OF awarding certain contracts for
paving, grading and Improving the streets
Of the city Of Richmond, which by law
would be brought before him In his Of
flcial CAPACITY as ants alderman OF the
city, Of Richmond, and n member OF tho
Connmtttee on Streets OF the Council of
said CITY would cast his vote, give his
opinion, and render his judgmentSin favor
of the said Charles Ciasser, n ]. C.. Vein
brunn and j. "A. GUIDE, or eitherof them,
for himself and the other two in rela-
ton to said matter or in favor OF award
ing to them the said Charles Gasser, ].
g, 1Weinbrunn and ;. A. Guide. or either
or them, for the benefit OF himself ana
TIA other two the said contracts for paw
ing grading and Improving the streets
az tho city OF Richmond. then the Jury
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