The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
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rs WARN b NOT TO
TALK WITH ] ! 4 \ X ONE (. y N!.l::'
The Day Was Spent il in At'lrg'ul;-
ment and Judge William lillian
Gordon Rob bcrtson and
n. M Smith, Jr,
Made Good
lSf5s.5. Speech s..
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ana fho rvidenccf] f]ofI Mrs. Mo yler. He
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4 " war "a i Ito rem nber that
& I'D 4 wheel horse (pontinE to NJ {. .. Smith
sets n to YOU. II relnen,ber him henss13
lived 1t Richmond and he was Common =
tWealth.s Attorney hos he I'D here In
The Police Court. He IS used to these s.
things. It Is an old thing for him u
sou don II keep your minds Gle ar ne VIII
y make you elievea tha t We are here 80
prove all things and they$not prove an y
thing. 81. q 81 s, .
He whose mind Is 50 gganuc that ne
thinks very few nor, are pie 70 70 read
hinl.# cal read q part of, ,lf q cannot read az
1t all. XXX III VIZ
This Is mo civil sea SCI, WITH y ,.he LeteW
family OF one and efaw, anS not suing
tha fa1nI, i for Dana ages, but YOU are sum
n,oncd nv tho Commonwealth OF Virginia
tns detern,I Ne whether F,lsiburne shall be
nunished FOR the death Of that man or
not This Is not 4 prIvate 81 Quarrel boz
Z iween people which YOU have got to set.
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."rhe Commonwealth comes into the
court ana asks that one OF her citizens
be punIshed for3 the crime Of which he5 is
accused. DO o5@not be prejudiced against
prisoner's family because , :, S they stood ( g.
I "a On the witness stand that you must
disregard theirftestimony on this account.