The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
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a., ,st,yned I'M Mr.. Smith: The CONVEX ny Yi'
hation mas thrce On four days afsss WE VS.
S4rngeds Il. Draper did net say atsysh's'S
n,,f,tt III this was true. Meme gef 's'N,
IN ~ snid Gt.if hc were ss poor fiNaa' tfe
wouli pe iynched. Siid not not t slS, W
vo,ls al n,,y ~ tho counsel about st'is
1aIk, nfr. Woods statcd that the des ~
\ ,,onts counsel did not know a,,S1niai l'5
about II until three days ago +, 7, q, Y,
ks',{T sF ii ~ flaiu sworn, and said. NIL "
,,,,as,inncd ~ i. Wood ~ know ~ NE
Y 1Srar,er. heard him say since the LeleM
4 hn,nlride IN front OF the engine ho Gus,
Il that M. T1shburnc ouglit.to DO iFsioi'au y,
rs ,,d d Mr., Fishbhrtc were q liooer f'ii'i ~
would be lynched.' J, ii y,
n Il Al. Drnner wtts then sSarh' I a 80.
she liad no recollection OF ilstk I SO
4 such remarks. /, I, \. i, Il. Z. eorse
RI +, 4 1,ycr. If sleior and Judge iS q.
i1,irstnn testified to the good ciiara t.,5
B { ~ 1,.nn,,intfo,l of Mi. Draper Or VIZ w
truth and veraclty, ~ u r. &, W
sSs Motion Continued.
,,are Aiken tbcn announced that ial y ne
G,n,,,il continue the motion for q I. in ne
t,lni mil tic February term n ot 4 US. W,
c,,,rt which heglns next 5Alonaa y, { .,..a
II snn,s' nve, 70 Roanoke IN n few days any az
II mass on 1t. So i q. s Il !, !. r,,e Snf
40 i,Ire,rs who wanted to give tte pm.
,ner three years III the penn !, Il.
m. learned that I'LL, or nearly az :, 81,
h s,,,ore from FRANKLIN county stoc ,l q, ~.
ya,oi In The second degree, ana ma.
1mro,. a1vi,,intns OF Roanoke heid OIL
Ak ~. t,yni,,n ycs,rs while the other IN !i
al sIas s,a s 1,rn,,cr, Houchins and III
49,, ne rify stood for voluntary EislH11
inamghter and favored giving the l,fisnllsr5
i,orn three to i've gears IN me .i,,,
IS iary. Accompanies was efect,ea -" ma
charge OF voluntary tl1anslaus. vi 4, M
Sthe punishment fixed ut I'VE !essi :
II penitentlary. y, s, # M
he verdict does not give entire 81 Tvs,
fnction the nujority OF citizens DIE. ~
thnt lie should have been -loa1iu NJ : Ara
81 s,,,thsr. incensed by the fact that
~ tha defense are seeking TO nave w
ai...4sat u. side and under the law Wy l'
8 reimbursement he ncrea seq I. ]. !, 4 4
M, y - !, m,,nit y was incensed at the
,,rt 5nf tl,e counsel for the defense 70
creltt, the Testimony OF MIS- M oNieI; ~.
81 one Of Roanoke most pi ,,i,.', =,
llttEtneSSs
t,,,,,,. tba there is even possibility tfat
Il sha Viii 10 called again into court t''ir
r. M, \ r,shh,1rne family are in the ueel'-
1iet 40 nye1. the verde ct. heS Ta g, z
t tse sypa thy of tie community the w,f re-
Z ,r,nther. father, 4 brothers and resfeel's y
s6uncies of! the prison t {
The Fish burnes.
Without an exception other ih'lll NJ, ~
& orc now behind prison bars. no peoplt
81 stand higher lii the city. They are ny.
nnl,.Swel TODD, Tut are good people eser
foremost in works Of charity. TIC las M
~ tha prisoner is A plain kind
business man, a member Of the CIV , !,
c,iSnnd n Confederate 81 teran Nj; Mr. IS ~ II
Il Ms ,,fI,rne. or tRube." as he is 4 pcs y
Known. Is the pioneer tobacco 3, manu- e :
fst,t ,,rer, 81 Roanoke He Is As PLAN az
81 nj Old shoe, ann Is held n the n.shes.
an sd shoe ard Is held IN \. the s h.she 10
rcr ~. Ire hst man in the city .it ne e
would be the one There is INIT 70 ms ms
aets 81 charity and he is s.ne,of the mos.
liberal contributo to the $50 ittraors s0''T
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