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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
WHITEHEAD INTEREST.
Unusual Enthusiasm Here Over
the Game Tomorrow.

interest In the football game. here to-
morrow is ut fever heat. Not for many
years has there been such Interest I'd, dis
EE riSends Of both teams are backing their
favoritcs. not only. with. talk, hut with
money On the SURFACE wlrglnla, seems SAG e
nro clined toward North Carolina with
mn ! enthusiasm that augurs well.
The two teams will roa CHI here this eve.
Ming, the Virginians coming over the
toWn ABOUT s:so. o. clock. The North Car
olinIans will get here later. ahout, 7:So:
over the Southern. Both teams VII put
e}rht, Including President Alderman, have
been reserved FOR Virginia. and for TWEEN
ty-one for North Carolina,
From tho latter State will come Major
Emory an enthusiast from the core, who
viii let everybody In Richmond know he
Is here. sr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Miss Mary p. Bridg,
INTERESTING. TRUE.
You Can Try It For Yourself and Prov

One grain Of the active principle in
stuarts Dyspepsia. Tablets will digest 1000
grains Of meat, eggs or other wholesome
food, and this claim has been proven by
actual experiment. which any one can per-
form for himself in the Following manner:
Cut hard boiled eggs into very small
pieces, as 1t would be II mastlcated place
the egg and two or three OF the TOILETS
IN a bottle or jar containing warm water
the body, and keep 1t at this tsmpera-
tturo for three and one-half hours, al the
end OF which time tho esq will be as
'completely dgested as It would have been
In tho healthy stomach fla hungry boy
The point OF this experiment Is that
what stunrt's Dyspep'ins Tablets Will Do
to the egg IN the bottle it will DO to the
egg or meat In the stomach. and nothing
else will rest and invigorato the stornacn
SO safely and effectually. Even little
child can take stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
with safety and benefit II the digestion
is weak, and the thousands OF cures ac-
complished by their regular daily use
nre easily explained when It Is ''nder-
stood that they are composed OF Vegetable
essences, Easeptic pepsln, dmstase hna
Golden Seal, which mingles with the food
and digest It thoroughly, giving the over
worked stomach, n chance to recuperate,
Dieting never cures dyspepsia, neither
do nils and cathartic medicines. which
simply !rritate and inf'ame the intes-
tines.
When enough food is eaten and promptly
dlgested there will be no constipation,
nor, in fact, will there DO disease OF any
kind, because good digestion means good
health In every organ,
The merit md success Of stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets are worldwide, and they
are sold at tho moderate price Of nifty
cents FOR full sized package IN every drug
store in the United States and Canada.
as we'll as In Europe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Deaths Reported Yesterday.

Deaths reported yesterday were:
WHlTE---)s5
susan T. Rawlings, female. 70 years.
S.5f216 East Main.
Mary Bridge, female, 76 years, II
months. 206 East Cary Street
Mrs. r. d. Holt, female Memorial
Hospital
Alden rowborman. male, q years. 1000
West Grace
Lucy 1Iuce. female. Charlottesville.
Va. sss
Rebecca Powell. female, GO years, III
East Cary. VI
Trevlan Veitch, male, months. II
days. Barton Heights.
Margaret Kennedy. female, months.
S507 Louisiana Street.
Minnie Racket. female, Il years. 10
months, Henrico county.
julius sycle, male. 90 years. 2o1 West
Grace. X W RI
a Ida Berth. female. 20 years, 6 months,
z days, Henrlco county. 5
COLoRED-
sallie Lipscomb. female, IS years. 40
East Arch Street.
Katie Trice, female 30 years. soos ?.
Street,
Sarah Thomas, female, 60 years. 7os
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
MR.. SHIELD ARRESTED.
Charged With Being About e
Commit Breach Of the Peace.

Mr., s. C. Shields was arrested last night
on a warrant sworn out by Detective Hall,
charging him with being about to com
nit breach of the peace, Several days
got into an argument at Seventh and
Broad Streets, which eliminated In loud
words and threatening attitudes. They
conduct. but were dismissed In Police
Court
Mi. Shields is alleged to have written
a letter to the Auditor; threatening him
bodily harm. Upon this letter was based
the arrest last night. Mr.. Shields was
bniled for his appearance in Police Court
this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Funeral Of Mrs. Ryan.

Mrs John r. Ryan. wife Of the general
manager of tho Corona Coal and iron
Company. of Alabama, was lala 70 tt,se
II Hollywood yesterday, afternoon; i ~
funeral services were condNcted IN IN Ln ~
mortunry chapel the Rev. DR.. cecil O. o.
fciating. a5 ,-.:..,..o, ~ +ha
late Isaac Barksda le, who VI was Wlq q,,l:
known as the State Treasurer q S A,ha
ginta. She was born and reared IN AtDe-
rlarle county, and after compietlng me- y,
EDUCATION spent q. part or each yesIl - ~
Richmond until she married ana rc1lio yy -.
with Her husband to Alabama iie ee
sweet modesty' and her natural charm OF
manner as a, belle in society will be ten n
DERBY recalled by many persons, W1lle
her noble Christian character and sher
BEAUTIFUL bla1nel ess A ! life, made a dis
5tinctive impression upon a large circle IN
her adopted home. Z, -, 7 !.
y Mrs. Ryan had been i'll >l8typhotd fever
for several weeks, and died at her resi-
dence at Patton, near Birmingham Ala.,
last Sunday The demise OF few women
In that section OF Alabama in recent
Years has beep so profoundly lamentcd, IT
is said. as hers. -
The deceased leaves only one child, MISS
Isa, a lovely girl OF fifteen !,
Mrs. Ryan's remains reached, Richmond
at 1890 P. M. yesterday, on special
train over the Southern Railway. They
were accompanied by the bereaved nus
band and by Il. B. Musgrovet vices
phesider,t OF the Corona Coal and Iron
Company; J. "A. Hugglns and William
nnH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
/ CADET BARRACKS #AFIRE.
Portion Of Y. M. G. A. Building
Rented for School Purposes.

~ Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
STAUNrON. VA. Nov. 2..--Captatn
x able, OF the Staunton Military Academy
has accepted an arrangement, brought
a bout by the committees OF the City, Coun :
third story Of the Young Mems Christian
Association building will be occupied by
the school for acaue milo purposes until the
barrac school room ard other build
ings, which were burned Monday morning.
can be rebuilt
The city OF staunton donated Ave hun
dred dollars towards paying to. the y. NJ.
school will take possession Immediately;
The officers OF the school have succeeded
in getting boarding. houses and comfort.
will only lose one or two days from
school, THE loss by the fire will amount
to about $l5, 900 with 5000 dnsura nee. The
buildings will be replaced as soon as pos
sible sf7tt 3g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
HALL THIEF ARRESTED.
Detectives Land a Negro Who
Made a Wholesale Robbery.

Detectives Gibson. Hall and Wiltshire
tcolored5, Behind the First District bars
last night on the charge Of robbing the
hat rack at the residence OF Mrs. Wilson.
No. $500 East Broad Street. one night
The negro was caught red-handed. lie
was walking along Twenty-nlnth Street
near with one Of tho stolen overcoats
on when the sleuths bounced upon him.
for another ovcrcoat were recovered. The
case will be called in the Police Court
this morning. x n. &
coats and two pairs Of gloves from the
hallway during an evening party
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
lanes M. Robertson.

Especial to The Tlmes-D spatch,)
Robertson, OF buckingham county, Va,
died November 10th. after several years
Of sickness. IIe was born IN 1s2o N
Lynchburg. Va. and was the !, son ! OF OF
est merchant OF Lynchburg city. we'll
known BY the old inhabitants; He mnr-
ried in 1915 Miss Mary ]. Hart Of Aine-
viye him, Messrs. james. II, Robertson;
Frank A. Robertson. Of this county, ana
Thomas b. Robertson of E s1nrn Cara Kit
Nj. Robertson s grnndfather.J. M. Brown,
M D.. was the founder OF tho l.ync4burg
Presbyterian Cemetery and the first one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23

come the stoncwall Band. and 1ardella
will dispense sweet strain for North Gar.
DINA. All the tally no coaches IN the cry
have bceli engaged by North &Carollna;
and It Is quite safe to say that white ono
blue will wave almost as freely as orange
The record Of the two. teams this year
puts them on an equal footing IN the
eyes OF tho critics. Betting Is almost
purely on sentimental grounds. "a y
night bets of one to three were registered
that Virginia would not score. and eighty
10 100 that Carolina wotild win. Another
bet of seventy to 100 was made, the
Short" man to name tho winner But
the average line Of betting Is even money
on Virginia.
#tuous than ever.
10 The management Of the grounds IL
doing eyeryth It can to give the, pa
irons all advantages at the game. IT IS
suggested that the bulletin board be
placed at the west end Of the grounds.
where the baseball bulletin&now Is. so
that spectators all over the lot may
see. II this board Is placed on the north
side the hundreds Of spectators In car.
riages and on the bleacherles cannot
see. Ks
North Carolina will come with the ut
most confidence OF their ability to win
out. Trcnchard and Ballet. OF Prince ON.
have been assisung in coaching. 1T vas
reported last night that bet ting al RAJ
lcioh wag ten to seven on tho Tar Heels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Thousands Of Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.

from pM
ofucbnk
ofthe IS
ou fe
Remedy
Il s y : !. . @
s9s ya% some s"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23

but in few days after taking your Won
~ was out OF health and run down gen,
orally: had no appetite, WAS dizzy and
suffered with headache most Of tho time
the cause Of my trouble, but som chow
felt they might be, and began taking
Swamp-Root, as above stated. There IS
it goes right to the spot and drives dis
ease out OF the system. It has cured mo,
making me stronger. and better In every
ali sufferers. Gratefully yours.
III q ~ lal4s MRS. A. L. WALKER
46 West Linden ST., Atlanta, Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Funeral Of Mrs. Rawlings.

The funeral Of Mrs. Susan Porter Raw
lings viii take place from st. James
Church this morning at II o clock; The
pail bearers are: Messrs. Robert B. snead.
Robert II. Gillian. J. M. Fourqurean.
Polk Miller, II. H. Deana Isaac Dayen-
mort. Major James D, Patton and Captain
&. NV. Jarvis. Interment Will be in Holly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Captain F. T. Forbes.

-@-GI (speclal to The 1TlmeH- pIspatoH'J = m
FREDERICK sBURG, VA, Nov. ,2.-
CAPTAIN Frank T. FORCES, a.. leading GltlT
zen died ut his home here this morning,
aged 10 years. lie leaves ono son. three
daughters and number. Of relatives y. N
tits state. Ho was merchant and farm
az a,.'i In early life; served four years IN the
Confederaie army. and was City postmas-
ter under Clevelands first admlnistrhtl oh'
He was /, descendant of Lady spotswood,
and a gentleman Of the old schoo! IN man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
DEBATE IN RALEIGH.
Richmond College Selects Repre-
sentaye to Meet Wake Forest.

The prel!minarIes were held in. the two
literary societies of Richmond College last
right to choose two men to contest with
Wake Forest College to-morroW ~ Ra-
leigh, Those ooNtesting IN the Mu Sigma
Aillrmatiyo-Kohle. ,Yaneey, Pollard.
Young, McGeary; mega tiye-Grayatt, Ross.
MIR. Pollard Won the honor.
sheo aid Harris, Of the faculty. a
4 Those contestlng in the Phil, Society
were Messrs. RoWsey. Flppen, simmons
and Thomas. The Judges were Pro fossors
g. w, Boatwrght. Il. II, Gaines, ], r.:
Nj. Simmons won the honor, and
resent the college against Wake Forest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Randolph Macon.
(speclal 10 The Times Dlspatch.)

AsHLaSD. VA, November s2-The foot
bali team OF Randolph-Macon College viii
play its last game Of the season in Bait i.
At ronR team from Johns Hopkins University.
The team Will leave here on the 1920 4. N.
Ecaboard Air Line train going North on
Thursday, and will take ms one OF their play
ers Cross. who Is Ineligible In games In Vir-
ginia. n. 3sz7fg
will attend tho Virginia. Carolina game N
Richmond. E4l45 III g III it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
DEATHS.


BRIDGE, Entered into rest at z 80 F. ~. :!
November 21st, a the Residence Of her
sister,. Mrs. T. IN. Macon 206 East Cary
Street, Miss MARY f. BRIDGE, IN her
services at House, ii a. NJ. TODAY
1nterment private, s5 s III f8
5LEHNlA N.-Die ,stat the Memorial Hos
pital. at 4::iO o clock yesterday at ter-,ss
noon Mrs. II JLIAS D. 3LEIINIs,- She
was sister Of Mrs. NJ. Arnold and Mr. II.
Leon Dettelbacl, of this city. and N1r;.
G. A.&Dettelbuch, of Louisville: Ky All
funeral VIII be from he ortpaGry
DAY "wednesday, sd , mt q & ~ q M ss
5sYCLB.-Died at S o clock P. NJ. Noyem.s
& her 2lst. at his residence, No. 201 West
Grace Street. JULIUS 5SYCLE ..
Funeral from NIortuary Chapel. Hes
brew Cemetery, w ED NEsDAY a ITE Rs
& NOON at 5 O'Clock. n
sPILt1ER.- lied at the residence Of her
"A daughter, Mrs. II T. G.. Leake, ZIG South
Third Street, at TAO p. NJ November
%, 1901, Mrs. SUSAN ELLEN SPILLER,s
Ii widow of thc.late Rev. 81. G. Splller.
Funeral notice later. III: " VA
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. lula D. Lehman.

Mrs. Julia 2. Lehman died at 1870
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in Memorial
Hospital after a lingering illness. Mrs.
Lehman was a sister Of Mrs; n Arnold
and Mr.. A. lDettelback OF louisville. KY.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
from the mortuary chapel On the Hebrew
Cemetery. If
MI. b. M. 4 O'Neil.
NIB. NJ. O'Neil died at his resid ence.
No. 1908 Yenable Street. .at812 o'clock
last night, in the thirty-fifth year of his
age; He IS survived by q brother. Mr.. p.
9 Mrs. Josephine Girles, of Clifton Forge.
Funeral arrangements will be made later.
Miss Mary E. Bridge.
Miss Mary e. Bridge died IN the sew
enty6eventh year OF her age at 7:D o'clock
Monday evening, In tie residence Of her
sister Mrs. J.. n; Macon, No. 206 East
Cary Street. Services will noe held at the
home this morning at IL A. NJ. Interment
will be private.
Harvey M. Glenn.
Tho funeral OF Mr.. Harvey NJ. Glenn. who
died In New York on Monday will take place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Prove ha SAAPROO7 Kidney and Bladder Remed
Reader Of the Times DisPafch 1iav
SAMPLE Bottle BY Mail --
EDITORIAL NOT

n.
s%es o sss s s @ @ @ s = ~ @ s sn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23

Preston Street. a s
Infant Jones, female, l day. 1905 Cons
cord Street. s3s#
Mary J. Johnson, female. 8 days. Aims
\ v house. a. :s4f II Isl M sei5 S Jas
Martha Wright, female, so years, No
10 North Twenty-fourth. IA Is Y: K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23

49,, - r..,a.nce Of his brother. Councilman
Harry &C G. Glenn No 62l East Leigh Street e.,
tomorrow morning at II o'clock. and the m. :,
terment VIII be In the family raHa,n nec VIII ar
S,s hcro from New York at 7:l5 o'clock this
evening. Mr. Glenn was th!rtyrfye years a; a
age and was "a son OF Wm anu ~, NJ, A. a. !
c1enna Of thIss city His father has been ocan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23

tered untold misery. became weak
ernaclat ed and very rnnch run down: .
had great difficulty in retaining my urine in
night and day. After L had used a sam
pic bottle Of Dr. KilmeTs sWaia1p.HSo o..
a He and 4 n Immediately bought OF my
drugeist two large bottles and tinued
taking II regularly am pleased to saT
c caaat w stand on my feet all day WI tl1..
out any bad symptoms W hatever. sWamp-1
h Root has proved a blessing to me.
-, Il Gratefully yours, . 4 e
~, NJ Mrs FL AUSTIN, si8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
died last night Of consumption. He was
IS years old and is survived by a. widow
and ono son. Rev. Clarence Parker.
John M, (Bud) Dillon.
90 a ssto,c,at III Press.0

7I.------EI (By ASsOClAted Press.J
NASHVILLE, TENN. Nov. 2.--J ohm
Ei. (Budd) Dillon, an old-time. .prirter.
is dead at the Confederate Soldiers
Home, near this cit, aged seventy one.
He was friend OF Ople Read and the
Southern author made use Of him as a
character In several of his books. M !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTRS|DE
Young Girl Who Was Kidnap-
ped Recently Returned
to Her Home.
A THANKSGIVING SERVICE
THANKSGIVING
Dr.. w. w. Moore Conducts Ex-
crciscs 1o-morrow-Of rings
for Church Debt.
Manchester Bureau, Times. Dispatch.
ltl17577'rr I5{tiF!l No. 1il2 Hull Street. (

afEl No, 1ll2 Hull Street
Miss Daisy Dillon, the young girl who
was kidnapped in Swansboro last FRI
day nv a party OF gypsies encamped near
her home, was returned to her parents
Monday by Special, officer c. A. Overton.
The girl was kidnapped BY the gypsics,
who moved to Petersburg Mr.. Overton
learned OF their direction, and set out in
pursuit to recover the girl. He took
with him Offlcer FARRELL. and together they
serched the vicinity OF Petersburg. The
gypsies had dccamped but had left the
girl behind She was found and brought
TO her home. Miss Dillon Is about thir.
teen years OF age.
Warrants have been served for the
apprehension OF two Of the men, who. the
girl says, lured her from home TIE war
rants are in the hands OF the deputy
sheriff Of Prince George county to serve,
as 1t is believed that tho gypsles have
gone to that county.
Thanksgiving Service.
Rev, Dr.. W. w. Moore. president of the
Union Theological Seminary, will preach
a special sermon in the First Presbyte-
rian Church at g. o'clock tomorrow night.
AS Dr. Moore is regarded az an eloquent
preached, It is expected that large
congregation will be present. The mite
boxes for the Church Debt Extension
Y tul1Q Will DE OIO NAut III. "a CDlAeCIlOII
will be taken ,lp and the receipts given
to the same fund.
Personals and Briefs.
Squire Cheathaa was put on trial yes
terday in the Circuit Court OF Chester
field on the charge of malfeasance and
misfeasance IN Office. It vas not learned
what was the outcome, but the general
impression is. that the worthy squire will
issue from the trial more popular than
q y. Ss IL ais.
Leonard Arait1ing. OF No. 111s Hull
Street, who has been III for some time,
Thomas Napier. while playing in a
game %of foot bali last Saturday, met
with an accident and seriously injured his
MI NJ e E E. Morrissette. who was hurt
in the Southern shops recently. is better.
Beta Society. Of Stockton Street Baptist
Church will give a Thanksgiving dinner
and supper In the store recently occupied
by the late w. B. Peasants on Hull
Street. The proceeds will he for the ben
eft Of the church,
Mrs Snead, who has been visit 6
friends in Man chester. has returned to
4 Buffalo Litha Springs.
Mr.. j. "A. Harrison, OF Chesterfield
Z county. visited here last week. &
Mr.. W. E.SsAndrews has opened a store
on Hull Street between Tenth and Elev-
enth Streets
Mr.. Peter varpier's little daughter, who
has been,lll with fever. Is better.
Mr. and Mrs. w: r. Martin and Mr.:
and Mrs. 2. D. Wilkinson have returned
from a weeks visit in Powhatan county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
FIRE IN LURAY.
Young Men Make a Marrow Es-
cane From the Flames.

Especial to The Times DIspatch,)
1 LURAY, VA. Nov. 22.-The dwelling
Thomas S. Brown at Stanley, this county.
were destroyed BY fire last night about
IL clock. James r. Campbell and Peter
Painter. two young men who were sleep
their lives being driven from the building
In their night clothes. ia5i b s8
Several other buildings nearby were also
destroyed, and the store;house OF G, J:
with difficulty. All the buildings burned
were insured.
Condition Of Harry Tucker, Jr.
Harry Tucker, Jr., Is still seriously Ill
with typhoid fever, although his tempera-
Itlre last night was lower than the day
be fore. 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Tohn G. Guerrant,

(speclal to The Times pspatch)
CHRISTIANBURG. VA,i Nov. 2..John
q. GIerrant died to-day after all illness
~ oniy two days, aged 80 years. lie had
been M n,racticlng law at this tar for about
1 Years. BY his straight honesty and an,
hexble Integrity, ooppled with q genial
manner and generous nature, no Ilad W,.n
4 ont o..
Il FIe will BIO buried Tomorrow on the an
niyersary of Ills marriage, having six
years ago married Miss Ellen Armistead.
I'm rn,v lie. 5F stf 5.}t4 St -lf5E1 &lffU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23

DIR. Johnson at Laurel Street,
Y The Rev. Or. Henry r. Johnson, tho former
pastor OF Laurel Street Methodet Church.
who has been transferred to Suffolk, has re-
\ turned from the seat of conference In Lynch
burg, and will OCCUPY the pulpit at Laurel
Street to night. 8 G d
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Funeral Notice.

Funeral Notice.
JONES Tho funeral f@the late ROBERT
Il CATESBY JONES. who died at Mills
"a cdgeville, Ga, Monday afternoon. Will
~ take place from his Late residence, No,
s S. Fifth Street, THURSDAY, 30 a. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Captain r. T. Mattocks.

lspeeal to The Times-JD9lspaa,teh2 r
n, Mattocks OF Evergreen Mills, near
Leesbw,g, a Confederate veteran, died
this morning. aged n. Ills wife and three
sons survive him.
Rev. N. C. Parker,
Especial to The Tmes-Dispatch)
f SALEM. VA. Noy. 22,--Rev. NJ G. Par
ker, pastor OF th1 .Snurch OF Disciples.
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Thanksgiving Service.
Personals and Briefs.

Squire Chea than was put on trial yes.
terday in the Circuit Court OF Chester.
misfeasance in office. It vas not learned
what was the outcome, but the genera.
impression IT, that the worthy squire vii
issue from the trial more popular thar
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-26
Only One of the Chicago Trio
Will Escape the Gallows,
If Verdict Stands
THIRD GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE
Eleven Jurors Stood Out for Death
Penalty for All Three, But One Juror
Threatened to Cause Disagreement
One Who Escapes Curses Jury for
Their Leniency.

Chicago, Feb. 26.-In imposing the
death penalty upon James Summons
and John Lynch, a jury in the criminal
court yesterday is believed to have
sounded the kneil of the boy pan
dit" Eleven members of the jury
wanted to make it a triple alarm ana
include Hugh Reilly, another defend
ant. in the death roll.
Juror Robert T. Shannon, S99 West
Twenty first street, however. stood
out against his fellows for five hours,
insisting on q life sentence for the
defendant, and finally won them over.
The plea for mercy was based upon
the testimony that Reilly cried like
baby" after Patrick Barrett, their VIC
tim, had been shot down. AS re-
ward for its clemency the jury WAS
roundly cursed in the court room by
the youth whom 1t saved.
In the jury's treatment of Reilly.
who, 1t was proved. fired the fatal
shot, members of the states attor-
ney's staff saw vestige of the sentl-
mentality, which for years has influ-
enced juries to let beardless murder
ers off with light punishment. So
frequently has this sentiment influence
ed juries, they declare. that youthful
criminals have come to depend upon
it, and are emboldened in their crimes.
Reilly and Summons are IS years old,
and Lynch Is one year their senior. and
the two are the youngest persons ever
sentenced to death In Cook county.
The jury has taught serious les
son to the boy bandits of Chicago. .
said Assistant States Attorney
Grove. who prosecuted the case. "a
few more such verdicts and the young
criminals would cease to harass the
city. This jury has told them that
death to their victim means death 10
them"