The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
rhs com,nutlea.i don has been the source
OF much keen amusement.
I'll at Ease. n

ii court. went bnck apparently restless
,sSf Ana perhaps affected somewhat by tie
q lsnnation which developed IN the court
! rnnn, wien forty-three men Indicated
8ithatStl,cir minds were fully made UP as
Ito this case. ~
,fccortling 10 one or the keepers, the
i4s nrisnunr was distinctly Ill ut case. ~
M s,,,sr snntches or hymns. and for II while
Il strobe about the jail yard In which he
rya,s Sntrn,tted ono hours freedom. from
.35s, imrito time he talked with q felioW
prisoner. :, l.. e,.,.o,,
TO the fact that he had once wnippe1 o on.
n u. 10 mon The accused continued the
f3s h,rcper. declared that lie had temper
witch when aroused, was positively IN
a5 4 .I,j,ia NECESSITY OF viewing NlcCue ana
" tempting TO record his actions 1l,i lNIs :
t]ie Inns and ears OF another IS very w.
satisfactory, but inanifesiiy az M, ~
Z la done II ono would say anything o.
ses i,i,, III nil In the courtroom he pre-
q snryes his calm and inscrntablc exterior.
ST 1Io l.ieses his brothers, rather unus.'i'i
1t proceeding for men, certainly III pup
1icS place. His pretty little sirl, VINO
l;eens close 10 her father and who cyl
IDENTIFY loves him 'devotedy Is neeol.',iis
:. 7',cntcr OF interest during the session
OF the court
&8sSI'A story was going the rounds to-day
az t,e tenderness Which Mr.. McCue. always
s snokc Of his wife In public. how nc
cherished the rose she plucked Tor MN
each morning and how IN other way >
hc manifested his regard for her. y. Vas
refreshing TO hear something good claim
cd for a man now almost urlN UNIVERSAL
cuffcd and malisned.
3 Lawyers Secretive.
Tile defense is saying nothing as 10
ton
x .her than to declare that it's cons tanti%
s digging ,,p new evidence Morgan Brad
Il ford Tie distinguished head of the Ma
1ional Detective Association. the greates1
institution OF Its kind after the United
States secret service, is in the CITY. he
Is here In connection with the case. put
will do no talking scarcely admits that
IL he Is himself
Whether he is engaged by the prosecu-
@ tIon o., tic defense has not been posi-
lively disclosed.
The jurymer arc making the best OF It,
The State pays them 81 per day and mile
age, which will not cover living en-
{ penses. This amount Is being supple
4 mcnted by n rund contributed by the
CITY Of Charlottesville, which, is doing all
.n its power TO make the stay Of the VS.
( itbrs rs pleasant as possible.
.3 In the parlor OF the hotel, in which the
turylnen arc q,iartcred double we'd
ding was held to-day. There were two
couples, supposed to be runaways from
IS Harrsonburg. Va. After the ceremony
3 they left here for Norfolk. The names Z!
are Miss Bessie Belle Calhoun ana AIR.
John r. Good and Miss Aubrey a. Level
# end Mr. Starlus w. Showalter. The cere
11lony was performed by the Rev. DR..
81 III. w, Tribble. a Baptist minister Of this
city.
The. Second Day.
The air from the ercircllng hills vas
3 fresh and raw when light broke upon i,
tho second day of the trial. The sun had
n disappeared behind lcaden sky and the
y grateful, lingering breath of a dying SUM
Il 1ner was no longer stirring. The court
room, was dreary enough and tbs crowd,
evidently feeling the absence of The !
CHEEKY sunshine. was rather droooy at
first 4
The room was sopn filled. The Rich
1non6ers had come IN during the night
"a and .wereEon: bright and early. booking |
over tiat situation discussing Inc ca sc.
8e4rd submitting 70 ths curious gaze Of
the local folk 7fler Tere anything s,jt3
tsss}astad:: oa -fla contrary, They seemed I
& 20 ftrIG L. gooa deal Of a-78.ase,r,eHt ana I
mann Z beE-.s' iariE;a gTesteG the mani
sskR7 u tsctIlss8rGfr'e rt tsw R.arEe5 sssaii-
4E;s IN. Elis F5u-se Siapa, WAS WRITER.
sais...liy across -s2sl; faces On tafs sssast1e
9:zF4 i.estn i-luErnEa Talsrs wGs q Ers.d
I,.al n. t3ssr2iz.t1s1n IN tIaa er-pNd as 10
r7tiat zl.t; itt sfEs1 l-1-s--I1e- sastad ats.
1zGt7s11 M: 81 sfls Fifty. al6s a. aiTts-trs ~
4TtsstsW.i II The st-I,nE ta
zE1r.ssFipr1f 81 sr1isss Qf -ale sfs.fls-,eSIsEn
az,stnsssl zig apprehension li.E7 81
z9!EiisaEttnl tr4.1c- gi2agtts 5iscrtst- ,11t
4 .sisl-le competent lu;p-
Judge Pulled the Bell.
Fsl.se aip,-,le ail1nssis 7,Liiia5 sile tte4si
syEte, SENDING r 'eis,l'sis1a'dtsg cisEs t,ser
ite c:ti.ElE.r-tIiIte- sGrg:as ssaE I 1i.rss 5aSe
al z.,19s.itss ds ..l.-ns IL ilze-etssd StS IN
ss.la aat3ts,Fse, az .ass 54Eie, .z.les
sffsf 1fs Gtar-atEiass. vi Lis f5gss.sar
ss4c.. sss-usa IN sssi221t 5,pef,e4sas-d az
zsssss;s st4pQk i4a;.1E VIZ; sssvarza .ilcil.3-
aiiE Es!:.iler. Ea= Ctrnui1nx sEi+ttE a1fs11-
.5=,s a1n6 4-!assa .las Bt-4 I5ali!sin and
alia aIsestisSH ELsfqr 25Es-sss- Eis= prisoner i
I 5.sar+7 lt-f3s As-.lEEisets esazne 1aaEat51 End
z,e.etlee 1trHe3t .;gp-a a.r tar1-14esGs setg.
2sotsps sa=.usa 5sls4saa. g-as 1sFo marc i
Eti1ka1g I1rrz,- IN 1.e fwaa. a:l4 a4szs4z-
On. c.l8a Se45 ttzs .zga z.acGsed pt u
lssnoaE crt-as
Wien at&a atter ,rEa. e.a2as .c,wa-3e s-.a
declared ;tsat ~ 3.saa Eirszaay IL :s&s QEts |
mind oeciees tts c2as a-d wfe.. isE0 or
three o. ihe.1 bIrniJy a-xger-<sG -Ilpir .e-
lisf tia- the accused Nag guilty t.le pr
siucn Of ihs prisoner wa& 10 sag ms
least, an urenraable one. Mceus E-tr-ed
z uneas!l!, scanned the facts or ;Sle Ye1lre-
& men closely and occasionally Srow!ed. al
times he would appear az II suaderly re-
lieyed OF some burden and an ne leaned
back in fis chair, his face resumed its
old expression OF unconcern. Eow and |
then his lip moved AZ Il a ialfn.,,ttered
thought were escaping him iina8a:es,
l)uring part Of tie finlo lie rcsied lji.
hands Oh an umbrella and inclined lis
body stiffly forward in the direction ~
the bench
What They Said.
The work Of examining The Richmond /
Il Yenire WAS disposed OF With great lis.
patch. The mood Of the crowd shifted
from time TO time as tho names were
called The gentlemen came forward ono
Dy ono and here IL what they said
y NJ. BossiciS: Had formed aud az