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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
ROAD R MUST GIVE
A BETTER SERVICE.
CORPORATION Commission So Or
ders Washington, Alexandria
and Mount Vernon.

TIE state Corporation Commission mas
issued an order requiring the Washing
ton. Alexandria and Mount vernon ai,i tpi,t-
.wny Company to furnish greater lacln-
ties for carrying its passengers pct"eEe''
Washington and Alexandria.
The commission having received many
"a mplaints from persons who traYel on
this road as to failure to furnish hae-
o,i,lte seating capacity for passengers,
-thp company was summoned 20 appear
he fore the Corporation Commission on
February 10th, when formal nearing "
ihe case was had. Several complalhhnl.s
Were summoned by the commission = 20
anpear to testify as to the oYer-croWdeed
,cnppfition Of tho trains on the road; and.
Il nppearing from the evidence adduced
thnt this companys trains were greatly
over. crowded during certain hours o. lhs
dny. the commission Issued an order y.
recurring the company TO increase lss
service during the rush hours, between
q III and $3.50 in the morning ana petWeen
4so and $50 In the evening; by p9tf1idn,s
on more trains, or py pnttlhg az Auu,T
tional trailer an their trains, Or ny Fun
ming their trains in double sections, au =
Ing these hours. 53 !, 4.
/ The action Of the commission In this lH
csse will be very acceptable sto the peo.
ple living along the line Of this road,
and vii ramed dy anGevil which has been
Oh great Inconvenience to them,
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CITY. TO FURNISH
LIGHT FOR THE HALL
Report Of Subcommittee to Sup
ply Current From Water
Works Adopted.

The Council proposes TO change the
method OF lighting tho City Hall when
the present contract expires IN May,
& The Joint COMMITTEES on Wnter and
Grounds and Buildings mot last night
and received ard adopted the following
report of n subcommittee oil the subject:
THAT tile sum OF $500, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary, be nppro-
priated for construction OF pole line from
water works plant at Reservoir Park.
and supplying electric current and lights
in tho city Hall. That the sum OF 81, ,0C0,
or SO much thereof as may be peces-
sary, be appropriated to secure the SER
vices Of nn expert electrical engineer to
furnish plans, specifications and esti-
mate Of cost for an electric plant, located
at the old pump house"
At present tho hall Is lighted by COM
tract, and tho results are most unsatis-
factory. 1t is believed that the Council
will ultimately adopt the scheme pro-
posed by the joint committee,
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CUT.DEMANDINITW'0;
MAY AVERT STRIKE. /
Scale Proposed Which It Is
Thought Miners and Opera
tors Will Agree Upon.
nv AssocIatcl 4 Press. \

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, March 4,--Fhe
operators and miners suh-scaleg commits
tee to-day submitted what they said was
their ultlmntnm cutting their demand
In half and asking for a atwo'yearG scale.
at "one-half of the twelve and hall
par cent advance In wages given las.
vcarui This would make reduction OF
fiye cents a ton from the present scale,
ana decrease In other labor Of about
six per cent. 1t Is believed tho offer OF
the operators will be accepted,
President Mitchell and r., !. Robbins
said that n general Joint session would
be held Tomorrow morning TO receive
the scale committee report, III the terms
offered by the operators are accep'ea o.,
but little changed, u scale will be signed
tomorrow. The operators say to-day
that such small reduction will practi-
caly make no change in the coal mar
ketS, ~ i} q 80
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let !. |. TER T OF
MISS GOULD. J
One From Her Read Last Night.
at the Y. NJ. Con
vention. as.
The ELECTION Q OF OFFICERS Q i {; e '.''
Mrs. Dodge Thanked 3fosi, for Uni
versity Gift John; !; + r Z. NJ N ott@.5 it Il
! 10 Speak T To-night.

Il In tho \ course OF TIE second day of
the twer II seventh con nyenuon ofs ths'
Young Mems Christian Association of
4 5Yirglrin various matters OF interestsand nd
Importance were transacted including
tho election Of officers and a number Of
fine addresses were heard.
ii Last night ii a letter from Miss Helen
Gould. the penefactor of the YIN. C.. A.,
was read amid great enthusiasm. In
this letter. which was. addressed to the
secretary OF the street railway depart.
ment, opened for the benefit Of the mer
employed on her brothers. lines In Rich
nond, Miss Gould expressed great inter-
est In the work, and added the hope that
the convention now In progress would
be q great success. Other matters OF IN
terest served to erliven the sessions. not
only at night. but throughout the day.
IN the morning there were the election OF
officers and several notable addresses.
in the afternoon some more fine spenklhs,
and resolution thanking Mrs. Dodge
for her gift to the university; and at.
night besides the letter from Miss Could
q remarkable symposium, including n
brief speech by Mr., s. w. Huff general
manager Of the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company. and several intensely
earnest and soul-stirring5 talks by sol
dier delegates from Fort Monroe and.
sailor lads from the navy yard.
The Morning Session.
The second day Of the convention open,
ed with a service of prayer and praise
led by Mr.. Percy S. Foster, of Washing
ton, D. c. The singing was hearty and
responsive as on the evening preceding.
Tho attendance was excellent. tho body
OF the church being about full. Tho
young men sat together in2the front part
Of the building. Prayer was offered by
the Rev. DR.. G. l.. Gardner, Of the Grace
street Baptist Church, Of Richmond.
Another fine address from the Rev. Or.
Cornelius yyoelfkin, OF Brooklyn, N.s y.
was a feature Of the session. pr, 4Woelf-
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mir R.COR.M,A|.NI. |
WILL RETIRE.
Will ID clare His Prefe for
Judge Parker a, e for ''irs 4 l''resi-S l''s:si II
dent. III 3ss
HEARST IS VERY Y !: R ACTIVE. i, :.
His Efforts to Secure Electoral
Votes Of Many States Causes 81
Demo ocratsF to M owe. @
y. 4.

gy5ps,R
s@ From Our eglllar g espend lent.
5sNAsHINGTonJ.tfD ", s:4 -!r he
retirement sof Senator; q iorman;e from tie
contest for the Democratic nomination
for the presidency IS believed to be 4
question Of but Hhort time-a Very
short time. tits furthermore understood
that Senator German will declare IN fa-s
:vor Of the nomination Of Judge Parker
and will do all In his power to have he
honor conferred upon the New y Yorkcr.s
The nomnat ton OF Mr.. German has bean
seen to be an impossibility for several
months. There has been 4 constant
trend among the Democratic leaders to-
wards Judge Parker. and the wish has
frequently been expressed that Mr.. Coz
man would formally withdraw and throw
his support. to Judge Parker. mentioned
in this. correspondence some weeks ago
that Mr. German. lad determined to with
draw fromt,the race, but this was after
wards denied by some of his friends.
There Is little reason to think now TINT
1t is not absolutely true, and it Is be-
Iieyed thatyin few days he will slet it
be generally known that he does not seek
the honor ofEthe nomination.. and that he
will lend all his aid to the support OF.
the New York man.
Hearst Active.
The active efforts which Mr.. Hearst
is making to secure the electoral votes of
many OF the Democratic States and also
the activity Of the friends of Mr.. Cleve,s
land, have had tho effect OF causing many
Democrats to bestirs themselves and go to
work for Judge Parker. ] have NOT
learned of a dozen members OF the House
who want to sec Mr., Hearst nominated
AGr. cleveland Is the first choice Of
many Democrats In Congress, but there
are very few who think he could carry
states which are reasonably certain to
be Democrat if any other conservative
Democrat is nominated.
Representative James Hay. Of Virginia,
Is most unreseryedlyi for Parker. Ile dis
ttWf5& ~. JCn,,rt u y pa re. = F
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TAKES HIS LIFE
BECAUSE OF WORRY.
President OF a Closed Sioux City
Bank Is Driven to
S Suicide.
Ry Associated Press,

4 SIOUX CITY, IOWA, March 4,-Frans
II. Lnrue, president of tho Corning State
Savings Bank. now in the hands Of a re-
ceiver, shot and killed himself this after
noon. The savings bank closed its doors
February 18th, aud Its affairs were found
to be badly tangled. Tho strain and wor-
ry preceding failure had affected MI,
Larue both physically and mentally, and
he had been confined to the house for
ten days or more,
This afternoon he locked himself In tho
bath room aud shot himself In the tenn,
Die, death being instantaneous Hc had
long been one Of the leading business men
of Corning.
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ANDERBlLT5 WILL
RESIDE at 5BlLTM0RE.
5tspecial to The TImes-Dispatoh3

(specinl to The Times Dispatoh.)
\. AsHEvILLE. NJ c.. March 4.-Charles
.McNamee to-day stated that he would
cease his management Of the Biltmore
estate in the early summer. when George
w. Vanderbilt would return from Europe.
Mr.. McNamee said Mr.. Vanderbilt
would resume his residence here and do :
vote greater attention to the management
iof his estate. He said the estate was COM
pleted and his services were no longer
required. lie continues In the Vanderbilt
5servics as attorney and will go in the
summer to the State Of Washington to
attend to Vanderbilt interests there,
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General.

Little change in situation In Far East;
Japanese said to have landed 100. 900 troons
In Korea unconiirmed report of battle; in
which botl, sides alleged to llaye lost,
ships President Smith, Of the Mormon
Church. admits that he breaches without
lpractcing obedience to law-Age Dav-
export Of the Anti Boycott, .Associati tior5
declares eight-Iour law. would take away
the working mans llhGrt rtes---Senator
iiorlnan expected soon to Withd from
the presidential race, and Parker Will be
favoiIte Of Virginia dclegatl lon---P Presi-
dent Laruc, OF q suspended savings bank,
ioeks himself III room and commits sul.
cide--Panama commission to sail tho
oed--A compromise submitted as ultl-
matun. and the. belief exprcssed that
ni,ent-- Activity III New York market
slightly stimulated but no movement to
hreak stagnation-- Richmond one of the
few cities to show an increase In bank
c.eurlngs-BroWn base-ba team aban-
dons southern tour. which embraced game
with tho University OF Virgnla-Nation..
al Lenguc magnntes Arrange three trip"
schedule and ndjourn--O Oklahoma prairie
fire costs three lives and damage. amounts
Ing to u halt million dollars--r-S rlke, on
atlantic Coast Line Is declared Off
Fairbanks may offer for vlce.-pr,esldent-,;--
North Carolina man who sold his family
Severe earthquake IN Peru,
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BUSINESS is GOOD,
DESPITE Low sTEMPERATuR
(By Associated Fress.)

NEW. YORK, March 4,--l2, a, Dun and
Companys Weekly Review Of Trade to-
morrow will say: ,$.i
Business continues to improve, despite
the difficulty of low temperature and high
prices Weather conditions have been
slngularly uppropltIors, deep snow re-
tardlng distribution Of merchandise, and
excessive cold delaying the openlng Of
spring trade and ntructural work. Yet
retailers are making extensive 'prepara-
tions, and plans are submitted for nu-
n,erous building operations. & Ysessg
Railway earnings for February were 2,2
per cent. less than last year, bad weather
restricting traffic.
Failures this week In the United States
are 2ss, against 22as the cArespon dlng
week last year. Eis,
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FOUND DEAD BY
SIDE OF TRACK
Was Thought to be Asleep and
Ma Attention Paid to
Him.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
SE,yFDRT NEWS, VA, March

N y NVINJINI ASC1NV y, ~ -f'' NLUECIII 49,
Joseph n. Shpman, n telegraph opera,
tor, employed by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad was found dead on the
lrniroad track. Just north&o Of the city to-
day. The body had been lying whore
found ever since yesterday, but as the
weather was mild and everybody thought
the man sleeping, no attention was paid
to him, l EFi l
A cold wave struck the city last night
and Shpmans sleep merged into death.
according TO the verdict Of the coroners s
Jury. The maj, Is said to have been
drinking heavily recently, Tho body will
be taken to Oak Ridge, Nelson county,
for interment,
His mother. three sisters and broth
er survive. Is
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FIRE COST THREE LIVES
AND HALF MILLION DAMAGE
(Dy AssOcInteI PresS,

. 900 taS tl3N tlfIesS, NJ
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA, March A.
Three persons perFshed In Wednesday
nights pranie fire. and th efinancal loss
by the fire and gale Is estimated at half
a million dollars. Scores OF people are
suffering from burns and broken limbs,
The area from which reports of damage
,py Wind sass@ savers q huaasxsaL ta1les,
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Abandon Southern Tour,
f3y Associated Presso i,

(By Assoclated Press,l w.
PROVIDENCE. r, T., March 4.--Manay
ger Elmer r. Stevens, of the Brown base
ball team, to-day announced the eans
collation. OF the soulhernEtrip of the col.
Iege nine. The dates cancelled include
tEose with University Of virginia, March
SSth and 26th. III Is5,.
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LANDING BIG ARMY.
JapanSSaid to Have Discmbarkcd
$4,000 Ready for Advance
V Into Korea.
Into Korea
lBy Associated Press )

II vLADIvOSTOCK. Wednesday, March
2. Via st. Petersburg. According to in
formation received hero forty Japanese
transports, escorted by the entire naval
fleet have been energeticaily landing
troops III Korea at Fusan and Chemulpo.
1t is estimated that fully 100000 men
have disembarked and It Is supposed that
an Immediate advance into northern l<o-
rea Is contemplated. Il
From the fact that the Japanese fleet
Is thus employed 1t Is. felt that no inn
mediate attack upon Vladivostocls or Port
Arthur will be made. The reported land
ing OF $500 japanese ut Song Chin.
IUgGgs ffCo,ttn,,ed ycnH SnrnnfIE pave lff.4, .5
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Earthquake in Peru.

fflIs 81EjI . N (By Associated Press.) ~
A LIMA, PERI. March "A tremendous
earthquake occurred here at 5;eo. this
morning. Nothing comparable With IT
had been experienced durirg tue last
thirty years. The principal damage WAS
caused BY The crac king OF the walls Of
buslness and residential structures. IF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
"A LONG RIDE FOR
A MARRIAGE LICENSE
lsnocIa,I q THE Tlmes-DIspatcl

f5 (SpecIaI 70 Tine iIHfes-DIspatVIEl,,,,,, ~.
\ NORWOOD, VA. March 4--Mr. While
Turner and Miss Lille Woody, uccom-
panied by several other boys and girls
,lefe here last Wednesday, morning and.
drove to tha courthouse at Lexington, and
secured a marriage license, They; we're
happily united at Loyingston the same
day, returning ~ their home IN the eve
ning.
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The Engineer Thrown Out,, Bit.
Clings to Throttle, Throw
ing Iti5Wide Open.
FREED EN- CINE DAsHES
INTO STANDING n 4 I TRAIN ! /. J. Y.
The Crash Was a Terrific One
!. and the Heavy. Traii,, Was. Mas.
Jumped Ten Feet Feet E5,nilgi-
ncer3 and Firemen Of Both 5..3
Engines Were W ere: Slight
ly Hurt.
to The Tlmcs.D Dispatch.

Especial to The Tin1cs.D Dispatch.)
n 8DANyILLEss ss8 v A.,$ March 4 The mis-
ofsan emcrgency signal by
Engineer Jnchson.ssson a shifting engine
In the southel.n yard here this afternoon
was the cause OF an unique accident.
The damage done was tho crushing In
or the Pullman on the Florida Limited
and considerable breaking up g q 81 tho
tshtfter. 5s3 u 5Si2 5!,s3
Tho shifting engine had beer, standing
OH a side track in 4 the rear Of the cars
that made UP the local train which had lac
just arrived II from Washington When
tho limited pulled into the station i the
shifter backed out to do some shifting in
correction with I.
This left tho coaches standing alone,
and they began. to move off slowly, gain
ing moment tun, MS they proceeded.
Critical Moment.
This seems to have been noticed bySall
of tho trainnaen except Engineers jack
son. Ass: soor MS lie reached the main
he started ,t oKar I'd I1o
was given a signal 70 stop. but tl:ougtt y
itlSwas To proceed md he rro oceeste y cd
Moving very slowly both shfter5s and and
coaches, tlies;s ca rl,e stoEet her. The coach
was thrown from the track and the
entire cab was knocked from the engine.
This threw both tho engineer y and fire.
mar from their engine. Il N d
In falling. Eng gineer Jackson clung to
his throttle throwing It vide open. B " With
about seventy feet to cover before the
rear OF the limited was crashed into. the
shifter Increased It's speed greatly and
the crash was terrific one.
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a Te.r]r.ifc Blow. ", !

The entire train Of six heavy coaches
and porderous engine were jumped at
least ten feet, and the mall car nearest
to the engine was disabled, /, along with.
the pullman, Engineer Jackson ys and
Fireman Motley of tho shifter. rs well
as the colored fireman on the limited.
swere slightly Injured.
The trnin was delayed two hours be-
fore it could proceed. The company will
Investigate the affair in an official way
to- m norrnM "A. -. a .s. d tNLs.s Esl
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SUMMARY OF THE II : DAYS !, NEWS {: vs.
The heWeathcr..

WAsIf1NcTON.sh d March ia.- FornMcasst &C for
Saturday y and SStinday: s.. it}5 B
vireinia--Fair Saturday; Sunday raii'.t 'al
u Midnight 81 ~ "
becoming poutb ana fresh, VI
North Caroline .'ulr saturdny; Sunday
rain, with rislnE anraratnre light north
cast winds, bocominE southeast.
Tho weather In Richmond Yesterday
was cool and brnciny. rho wind, 81
t,,ncs, made walking d!saE eeablc. s
STATE OF THE THERMOMETERS. III
n Nj :. .p9e 90
10 -. - a.,
r. M, =. y. - 80. ne
& r. M. =; Z; "
% +. =. sa
- - 81 553]l' 5s 81 .------'
,,or, ~. ~ "a hours I. 4. !, 4. IS l-6
IiIEhest temperature 5ytsterday $3.50. q 4
Lowest t5icinpernttire yesterday ...... ss ss
Mean ttcnrernture yesterday ~. -. "a ~
\ Normal Temperature for Muich.l....t q. =! =,
$Ilcpnrturet from norma temperat tlirc.. y y
Precipitation during past ~ hoursi.... " "
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sTArg OF THE TIIBRSloMETF
Average for q hours. IS '5.1-d 10
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

NIuTCTi 1U IVVfs
sun rlscs. .s:s7 llIGH TIDE l'll-.3 N
sun * 20 Mnr1'ing Morn : $S :S
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North Carolina.

Prominent citizen Of wilmington falls
20 feet on his head and sustained proba-
bly, fntnl injuries--Answer and demur-
rer filed ats Raleigh on the part. OF the
State agnlnst tho appointment Of are
ceiver for the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad; declare rnnd n paying property
s----High FONT asks for visitation OF
the Corporation Commission to inyesti.
gate the needs Of the town for.aGequate
u resume his residence at Fillmore. and
pny more attcntlonSto Its management
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Richmond

lgr , = iht1 a. from the
plaintiff, giving ME-. 1oa wson$ t9l antnor,ii inc
aitss.to handle his AFFAIRS; Mr., noy,aii y,aii
decides 10 remain In -Cornerstone OF the
new Beth Ahaba Synngognc H iaani y ~
Imposing AiaAonlc g
address By Gr;lnn nas! I,,a = bugy and
aaI ad Meen stsf,s aeuia Writes
]st,ey hsarl!y eo1nmsntsE asy ths TIC
City Hall on its own ccntlnt--tJr ~ ~
Recommended 70 pay Gouncimen r !. FOR "a, az !.
meetings attended-rraAin ram Pulls na lnso 1.r,'
nmpi OF Agnew and his followers in, tl,,, the
Norfolk convention leaves the factlons "a
MT Corporation Cosnmlssio9n pm issuffs J, lfa
and Mount Vernon Railway Company 70
furnish Increased facilities for, travel,
--.-pulpits Of many Of the city t cnnrcRes, ~
e bs !ed tolnorp9w conWeni IK
unncxntion bill passes the Senate with
slight amendment, and will soon. 60 to Sti,e u
srsaung hs tnn ouraau
IL Brown valves examinatimon. m ana I1ti,,i IS
granted hail In tho sum OF SIS oo---Bnid1
lbs trades aa !, ns show!nf ,nbsri II aSq
CIV. Harton. we'll known Richmond
man. dies suddenly at Mineral: Nan, Nan,
FCHEsTE r Special meeting Of ls Board arei
proposed free bridge. question Big rmeet-
Ing n the Kalrnn Kian at Masonic Tenn
&Ilc--TEot men arrestc cd----. seven social a
at Presbyterian Church officers chosen
by Covenanters Society.
Virginia.
4 prominent merchant Of Farmville
horribly gled BY the train Mt that
station. and died from his Injuries; I've
talked with his mother and iisf friends----T- s---T-Tf
Parker Rob,lao9 nsgIo hnns 11,r th,. y.
murder @ I OF i his mother. declared vas
innocent OF crime Telegra phi operator
round dead by side Q q ilroad at n ew port
News; proha bly, died from exp osure--------
The new Turkish, cruiser built by ,cramps cra y
Hampton Roads. where she wiilscoai ior.
her triptto the Dardenel les--The cruiser
q Galveston. commenced at Trigg ards, TO
be built into more formidable ship AZ
Norfolk navy yardIIWo w9mtie, ~ g, "a "a H,ss t.,i
the smallpoxA 4 collier selected as the
sh!p to be built BY the Norfolk navy yard
Pickett Buchanan Camp. Daughters OF
the Confedcracy. issues MANIFESTO 70
seeding memhers1..;A nn,aue ;as accident Len
SMASHED engine wrecked end several
peeplc hurt-Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Hunt charged by warrants at Einporii
with burning their furniture to secure the
Rristol, Va----.rfe owners Il Ocean, View VIZ y,
raza dozen cottages built BY alleged
squatters on their property I'll he pr!-
mary in Nottowny for Commonwealths
attorney Is likely to Sc contested: Epes
claims the election. but Lee ls not sat
4 a split was imminent over the election q
chairmall--The Petersburg C;leys will
likely attend the launching OF the battle.
slip Virginia.
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Looked Quite Panicky. !.

In q second, f MT gNf,tf II. Toy Ilt,snuh
counsel for plalntif was on his feet fIsj'
said: ,2 81 X iss58 8.si5S * 4 q! q!
..May 1t please your Honor, ! ask IL
that tho trial OF this case he susper decis5tli
until tomorrow morning. 5 sss4S s5s i4S
This letter is entirely new to- n.e.tsEA
and / desire time in which to confer a
with my clients concerning It.
"I must have some satisfactory ex-sss55
planation of this document or I shal ttFFi
feel called upon retire from the ca 50 n
as counsel, y! M III Z ss$
< Mr., Smith protested and he was fol-S
lowed by Mr.. George Bryan for the Sde-s3i
fense, who made an impasssoned g ppea!5 8
for nm immediate .vardlct for his clients.5j
He declared the latter, had not only beer. 4
branded as consplrators, but had BEEN
as such to tho world. they ,Iiat hadS
suffered la silence, and now the confer 1
tlon of the plalntlft had been completely
exploded, .5s 1. VI
Judge Ingram promptly ruled that " r;s
Royal had a right to confer with MS
client under the circumstances * ana heff 4
granted n recess for ,.s purpose lfntllii
G;3o o'clock. Mr.. Royall and his associatst
Colonel B. o. James. conferred VII Air..s
Busby. and at the hour named. returnsds
to the court room. the former decla rirlg
that after looking into the matter VIII
his client, and the latter's pookkeep pi, r,4s 4
Mr., Lucas, he had concluded that ne nag 4
no right to abandon the case, and ne nee 4
determFcs95 f'rAeeedS WIN the ~ s''si sS 's
the end,
Exceptions Are Noted.
Captain Wise. speaking for the defenTs u
dants. declared that he and his coileaspess
desired to nots exceptions 70 the pso1SS
5ceedtngs lust had thar shey did not
think ii regular for conference To- pN 1
held between tho plaintiff and his eopnsa
sel while the former was being eyossss
examined by counsel for the defendantss
When Captain Wise had nopclNdsd NM lisS
remarks. AIR. Smith again took Mt BusRyS
in hand, and was asklaS him soius ~
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